Sky Rider POVs, Urban Air Adventure Park (Bellingham) Zipline Coaster | Non-Copyright
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Sky Rider is a zipline coaster featured at every Urban Air Adventure Park. These POVs were shot at the Bellingham, Massachusetts location. Urban Air is primarily a trampoline park and the company has over 200 locations across the United States. All of them feature this zipline coaster. And if you get a strong running start, you can get some seriously wild swinging.
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I just went on this for the first time, absolutely stunning!! I loved it so much!! Also, I was not aware that it was possible to land without crashing. Adding that to mental notes.
Nice!
Now's your chance to be a big shot
Huh?
@@CanobieCoaster deltarune reference, there was meme of a kid riding a similar ride with the music of chapter 2's secret boss blaring in the video
@@CanobieCoaster it’s a reference from deltarune.
I want urban air yesterday and it was absolutely fun when I went on the sky ride for the first time I got scared and then i went on it five times and I loved it
Glad you liked it.
NOW'S YOUR CHANCE TO BE A [[BIG SHOT]]
Billy Joel, nice.
The Urban Air near me (Altoona, PA) recently opened their Zipline Coaster and I'm gonna check it out within the next few weeks.
Enjoy!
Could adults use any Urban Air ropes course?
There is a 170 lb weight limit at some locations, but yes if you meet that.
My mom bought an unlimited ride pack, I could be on here forever
Nice!
I just rode this yesterday. Does it count as a coaster?
I count it.
the one near me has a zipline coaster, but it has 3 parts. it doesn't end after the first bit. and at the end it swings out and you can kick the wall over the info booth/front desk
That's a different set-up.
@@CanobieCoaster I think I went shortly after it opened in Spring 2019 and that was what it was like. The layout was mirrored for the first bit, but the dispatch process was different. After they hooked you up, you ran up a short ramp and then jumped off/started. My local one is in PA
It is a different setup. You see, each place has a zip line, and the models can’t be delivered all the way from other Urban Airs, mine has a different long one, so they use different coaster meshes.
I want to get stuck on that so they can use the pole to grab me. I went on like 10 times today as it's empty on weekdays and I've waited most 2 hours with people constantly cutting the line. One time I waited 30 minutes to ride for my first time, wait ANOTHER 30 minutes to ride again but they said to me "you can't keep going around on this, go do something else". But I don't think that staff works there I don't see him there anymore.
I had no problem lapping this when I went a few years ago on a weeknight.
@@CanobieCoasterI went on it 21 times once. I found out some staff make up a rule saying you an only go twice then do something else then you can come back and do it 2 more times then repeat the process. But majority staff let you keep going.
I had a field trip going to urban air Plymouth Minnesota
Nice!
Does this count as a credit?
I count it as a suspended coaster.
@@CanobieCoaster well, then that makes my count 86
How many urban air adventure parks of all them have you visited or experienced? What do you think? Which ones?
I've been to a handful.
To be a fly on the wall of a discovery zone
I only went to Discovery Zone once.
What's your favorite NON-coaster ride and what roller coaster do you rank the slightest behind it?
Rise of the Resistance. It's probably borderline with my top 25 coasters.
Is this a credit?'
I think so.
I suppose it is gravity powered 🤔
What was the cost?
$31 without a coupon. Unlimited rides were included. I also did the ropes course, ninja course, and dodgeball while there.