@@wampart it happened several times. Doesn’t matter how old it is. The point is they still keep orcas and other animals in captivity there which i don’t agree with
@@Tiger-fv3nlI love SeaWorld but the parent company has really been cutting costs in Orlando. Pay attention to the bathrooms/cleanliness/ employee attitudes. VERY similar to what’s been happening at Magic Kingdom
It would be nice if they had trains like how Disney does on Tron. B&M could make a train where the back car has sitdown seats while the rest are standup cars.
the ultimate theming element: POCKET SAND the subtle shade towards short coaster enthusiasts, lol!!! I wonder how well it will age.... are the slow dispatches from the gimmicky seats? I hope they keep iterating on this concept
B&M did file patents for both sitting and standing versions of this movable seat. the reason there hasn't been another ride featuring the movable seats is they are getting sued by Vekoma for stealing some part of the technology. I don't know all the details but I heard it on another channel recently
In my opinion (I've never ridden it or have even gone to Seaward, because I am chicken), it's looks like a decent coaster from the footage that I have seen, and it seems that the people like it.
I hope your channel blows up at some point! I've been binging a lot of theme park content as of late as I've recently got a hyperfixation on them, and I think your videos are some of the best ones that I've seen! They're really high quality, informative, and I appreciate your honesty with your reviews and opinions. Thank you for making fantastic videos!
They should have swapped the blue & white. If the supports were blue & the track white, it would’ve looked more like you’re surfing the crest of the wave. Minor, I know, but details matter.
When they were building it, it looked disappointing. It didn't seem tall and it looked boring. I've been on the Green Lantern stand up coaster at SF Great Adventure and didn't care for it so I wasn't excited for Pipeline. After riding it, I have to say I LOVED it. Its a great ride. I love the feeling of levitating off the floor. I wish it was taller and had some huge drops but it's still AWESOME. My second best ride at SeaWorld. Pipeline is a close second to Mako.
Would love to see a video of you ranking themed coasters. Feel like there’s not much discussion on which rides combine good theming and a good coaster experience well
Terrible operations and still uncomfortable (I'm 6'3")...ugh....the airtime range is painful because if I set myself up to get airtime I get jolted so hard when it reaches its max and it sends me back down hard on my balls lol...oof The rattle doesn't help either. I haven't had a good ride on it since my first time last year.
The ride is fine, the problem with seaworld is the prices, like how’re you gonna charge more than Disney for Chicken tenders??? HOW?! I really want to love Seaworld and Busch, but the employees, and food options are absolute ass. Just sell the parks to cedar fair if seaworld is just going to keep cutting corners. Do better Seaworld.
Here’s my awful experience I had on pipeline: So it’s the first week of June and we get to the park 30 mins before opening. Once the park opens we head to pipeline for rope drop. We get about 200 feet away from it and it’s roped off. An employee says it won’t open until 9:30 because they are doing an event for it. We are a little disappointed and head back over to manta which we find closed because they were waiting on an employee to arrive which is absurd. Then it’s almost 9:30 so we head back to pipeline and 2 HOURS LATER they finally opened at 11:30 (and didn’t even apologize for the MAJOR inconvenience) and we finally got back to pipeline and then they say all of our things need to be in a locker, so we have to wait in line for a locker and waste 4 dollars. We then have lost our spot in the gigantic line we had been waiting in and finally get in line. 10 minutes later we get to the station and find out it’s on one train. (I am not sure if that is usual but since kings island is my home park this came as a shock to me (not really)). Then in the station there are 6-8 people waiting per row so the station is filled to the brim, you could barely walk. Then we finally get into our row 30 minutes later (yes 30 minutes in the station) Why? Because the operations were absolutely atrocious. We finally get on the ride; it was fun but this experience definitely took a toll on how much I enjoyed Pipeline.
Yeah I will say this much, it is the most unreliable B&M so that explains the 1 train. But there is no excuse for the rest such as understaffing and undertraining. This seems to be a united parks chain wide occurrence now and it gets worse by the days.
I love Rollercoasters but Sea World mostly has coasters. They need to get innovative & create dark rides. Yes I know they do have some dark ride elements on some rides but we need at least 2 to escape the Florida heat
I went to SeaWorld and at the time I ridden two indoor rides and Journey To Atlantis which was a banger but the other two I wouldn't really call dark rides. One was a track less ride about penguins the other was a motion simulator themes to helicopters? It's been a couple of years and I am writing this on a whim. But I agree they need something to diversify themselves with something cool. I think a dark ride themed to the deepest part of the oceans would be pretty cool (I don't know much about dark rides).
I disagree, I like that fact about them. Theme parks this days lack of good roller coasters, if SeaWorld were to add Dark Rides, it would have to be something really REALLY innovative. I remember when the park use to have only 2 Coasters, seeing its growth it’s day and night. Keep giving us great coasters, with that and the shows is a perfect balance!
It's a front row ride. I even felt a rattle in the back. It's such a cool ride though. The ops usually tell to bend your knees and all the standup coasters. Its crucial for riding them all.
I'm still not sure if this thing even has any real airtime. Even the Togo standups gave us just enough to say, yeah do more of that, but just didn't happen and I'm not convinced they get it. Except for kind of liking the body slam laterals of Togos, strong curves are junk food for +G sensitive designs like standup and flying. Airtime IS flying.
My fiancé is about 6'3" and he didn't get any air time because of his height. He was just standing with his feet on the board. They never came up. Me? Chiiile... I was screaming for my feet to touch the board again.
Oh hey, you're the guy that made that great video about Disney ride names. Got this one in my recommended and will watch it when I can. I've been on Pipeline and I think it's a great coaster. It's something unique for coaster enthusiasts and definitely the best launch coaster in the park. It did have a surprisingly short line when I went this year given how new it is, so I have to assume it is not super popular with the general audience. That's unfortunate in my opinion, since I enjoyed it quite a bit and would love to see more of the model.
You want to stand up straight and tall when you get in, they limit how high the seat goes regardless of your height. So if you squat or lean at the beginning then you won’t get to the top
I was just wondering, wouldn't your favorite coaster diamondback be considered 2 across seating on a B&M? Although they are spaced widely apart in the even rows, it is 2 across. The seating feels more frightening than Orion to me. Really great in depth video! Thanks! I shall sub. 👍
liked and subscribed. I found the first ten seconds so funny you had me laughing. thank you for this news, I just moved up to Orlando and I was excited to check this out. Thank you for saving my time.
6'4" 205lbs. Athletic slim build. Wasn't expecting much, so for the first I thought it was great. Only thing that sucks are the operations like the rest of the park.
Tbh, i loved pipeline, the only real complaint i have about it is that while at the brakes waiting to get into the station, the seat hydraulics get stiff and won't go back down, but besides that, i thought it was a nice ride and a good adition to the other great coasters there
I’m also 6 foot tall and my friend and I rode it shortly after it opened and I absolutely loved it, it gives feelings and an experience unique all its own and that’s really cool for a lil coaster. Pipeline is one of my favorite new rides of the last couple years
I’ll tell you this on the airtime The shorter you are the more airtime you get The taller you are, well… you get what I mean I’m max height for the ride (6’6) and even though I swing my legs around I get good airtime I’ve also heard SeaWorld is going to fix the vests btw. When they’ll be ready I’m not sure but I overheard this on my visit 4 days ago
Well isn’t this sort of a prototype coaster? Maybe future iterations of this type may be more exciting for riders that want that feeling of being thrown out of the seat. Maybe a traditional lift with a drop could change the experience. It’s like every coaster being built now is a launch.
I was there last week and I was really excited to ride Pipeline. I was disappointed, Seaworld is a mess when it comes to queue management. I went to Universal Studios the day before, and compared to Universal, Seaworld is a disaster. Pipeline is a short roller coaster, so they only had one car and the loading took forever. The posted wait time was 15 min and I ended up waiting for an hour and a half to get on it and it wasn't even the front row. The ride is OK but too short and I'm not tall so I did get hang time but it's a little uncomfortable on the crotch area.
Went the other day hit everything canceled three pm orc show and we couldn’t think of anything else to do for 3 hours so we actually left and went to islands of adventure rides were mid and park was eh forget we even went after riding velocicoaster
Leadership at SeaWorld and Busch Gardens seem to forget that Central Florida is a family destination. The abundance of inversions on their coasters prevents families with small children from enjoying the rides. That said, it’s nice that SW has Ice Breaker and Penguin Trek, while BG has Cobra’s Curse and Phoenix Rising. Hopefully, more intermediate coasters are built in these parks.
Apparently doing research is not a strong suit! There is a height limit on this coaster, so if you're to tall you can't ride! Also I think seaworld named there coasters very well. Manta cuz its a flying coaster like a manta ray, mako which is next to the sharks, kracken which is mythical next to journey to Atlantis, ice breaker is in the wild Arctic, and penguin Trek is in the penguin exhibits! I think if they would have called them something crazy that would have been worse!
Sea world Orlando is my favorite park I’ve been to other than universal islands of adventure but penguin trek and ice breaker is 2 different topics ice breaker is supposed to be you going through the North arctic and Penguin trek is in the south Antarctica and is themed or penguins.
SeaWorlds last 3 new coasters in Orlando have been fairly tame and lame family-oriented coasters. Ice Breaker and Penguin Trek are so freaking lame. The only redeeming thing about the penguin ride is you walk thru the nice cool line queue to get there. On a hot day it’s great.
I feel like you went in expecting it to be semi world class because of the amount of people that liked it but in reality it’s only so hyped up because it’s different and a huge upgrade compared to the other stand ups
5’8 and skinny here, the airtime surprised me and I completely lifted off the board thanks to the bouncing mechanism! I thought it was great, and it’s beautiful too! The operations though were extremely slow and I did like IceBreaker a bit better lol Also, I be thinking some of these men saying their area hurts after riding this are dramatic because I came off this thing clean with no problems 😭
I quite enjoyed this ride. It's fun. Nothing groundbreaking, sure, but still quite enjoyable. I'm 6 foot 2 inches, and unless I crouch down a bit before the airtime I'm pretty much at the upper limit of the seat. Also that bike seat put some unexpected pressure on... well... I think you get the rest. After 3 back-to-back rides on a low-crowd day, it was... something. Besides that, though, I had a lot of fun! I didnt feel a lot of rattle, but there was some. More than I'd expect from a new coaster, anyway.
wow if I hadnt checked the view count/subscriber count I actually wouldve guessed this video would have like, 200,000 views or something (I know it was just uploaded 12 hours ago but you know what I mean). Wow really nice quality, you "talk" like a professional youtuber idk how else to say it, but damn! Also disagree, I think EVERY ROLLERCOASTER MUST BE "SEA" THEMED
@@Wildcattttt just from my experience tbh Ive only ridden riddler's revenge but got off feeling like shit especially at the knees (which i feel like is unavoidable no matter which way you ride it)
Its good. Not great. The standing airtime is great but the layout doesn't benefit the ride style. The lack of theming seriously hinders it, just like Icebreaker and even Mako. Doesnt compare to Kraken, Mamta, Journey to Atlantis etc. The music and presentation is decent, though. Weird choice for the park, in my opinion.
As a 6ft tall person I'm disappointed to hear this, I was thinking about skipping SeaWorld anyway with this being the only temptation to go due to its uniqueness
seaworld is 100% worth your time for mako alone. Plus there’s a good chance you could like this ride more than me. I say give it a shot! But ik there are tons of options in orlando.
@@themeparknerd643 Well it's partly because of SeaWorld's history and how no one would go with me there anyway because of it, and having already ridden Shambhala at Portaventura which is much nearer to me
I wasn't a fan either, got Iron Wolf vibes from it. You shouldn't have to "ride" a coaster a certain way for it to be enjoyable. It's a one-and-done for me.
I dont understand why some of y'all enthusiasts keep crying about certain rides. You wont like everything that comes with the ride all the time. Stop complaining so much and be appreciative. I heard you say you wish it was as fast as Iron Gwazi? You ever think maybe science and engineering have something to do with why it cant be that fast? Yall stay complaining about speed/ comfort collars/ airtime/ brake trims etc. Chill and enjoy the ride created or go ride the next ride.
@@themeparknerd643 it was super uncomfortable the whole time between the positives hurting my legs, the vests being extremely tight and the bicycle seat causing tons of discomfort. Plus I didn’t leave my seat at all so there were no redeeming qualities
I like your videos both sound and the graphics are really good for a small channel. Keep it up man, droppin a sub
@@Adeuceinthejohn thank you so much!
I think seaworld has bigger problems than Pipeline
Like what? It's a really good Park
@@Tiger-fv3nlyeah the wales killing the trainers and shit is my favourite bit!!!!
@@saysomethingaldcsbiggestfa792 You know how old that is right?
@@wampart it happened several times. Doesn’t matter how old it is. The point is they still keep orcas and other animals in captivity there which i don’t agree with
@@Tiger-fv3nlI love SeaWorld but the parent company has really been cutting costs in Orlando. Pay attention to the bathrooms/cleanliness/ employee attitudes. VERY similar to what’s been happening at Magic Kingdom
If ur taller airtime is the least of ur worries and keeping ur shoulders intact is the priority
It's so hard on my clavicle that I purposely try to keep the restraint loose and hope the employee doesn't notice lmoa
I actually liked it, and I ran onto it because it was mid December and raining. It was a bit unique, but the seats were uncomfortable.
It would be nice if they had trains like how Disney does on Tron. B&M could make a train where the back car has sitdown seats while the rest are standup cars.
the ultimate theming element: POCKET SAND
the subtle shade towards short coaster enthusiasts, lol!!!
I wonder how well it will age.... are the slow dispatches from the gimmicky seats? I hope they keep iterating on this concept
When running with 4 ops on the platform so literally never they dispatch pretty fast. With 2 ops it’s not terrible but still not great
B&M did file patents for both sitting and standing versions of this movable seat. the reason there hasn't been another ride featuring the movable seats is they are getting sued by Vekoma for stealing some part of the technology. I don't know all the details but I heard it on another channel recently
In my opinion (I've never ridden it or have even gone to Seaward, because I am chicken), it's looks like a decent coaster from the footage that I have seen, and it seems that the people like it.
I hope your channel blows up at some point! I've been binging a lot of theme park content as of late as I've recently got a hyperfixation on them, and I think your videos are some of the best ones that I've seen! They're really high quality, informative, and I appreciate your honesty with your reviews and opinions. Thank you for making fantastic videos!
They should have swapped the blue & white. If the supports were blue & the track white, it would’ve looked more like you’re surfing the crest of the wave. Minor, I know, but details matter.
When they were building it, it looked disappointing. It didn't seem tall and it looked boring. I've been on the Green Lantern stand up coaster at SF Great Adventure and didn't care for it so I wasn't excited for Pipeline. After riding it, I have to say I LOVED it. Its a great ride. I love the feeling of levitating off the floor. I wish it was taller and had some huge drops but it's still AWESOME. My second best ride at SeaWorld. Pipeline is a close second to Mako.
Would love to see a video of you ranking themed coasters. Feel like there’s not much discussion on which rides combine good theming and a good coaster experience well
Penguin Trek is Antarctic themed vs Ice Breakers Arctic theme. South vs North.
Which explains why they’re so far apart 😂
Terrible operations and still uncomfortable (I'm 6'3")...ugh....the airtime range is painful because if I set myself up to get airtime I get jolted so hard when it reaches its max and it sends me back down hard on my balls lol...oof
The rattle doesn't help either.
I haven't had a good ride on it since my first time last year.
7:32 yeah there are patents for a sit down variant (which I think has lapbars only but I could be wrong on that)
The ride is fine, the problem with seaworld is the prices, like how’re you gonna charge more than Disney for Chicken tenders??? HOW?! I really want to love Seaworld and Busch, but the employees, and food options are absolute ass. Just sell the parks to cedar fair if seaworld is just going to keep cutting corners. Do better Seaworld.
Here’s my awful experience I had on pipeline: So it’s the first week of June and we get to the park 30 mins before opening. Once the park opens we head to pipeline for rope drop. We get about 200 feet away from it and it’s roped off. An employee says it won’t open until 9:30 because they are doing an event for it. We are a little disappointed and head back over to manta which we find closed because they were waiting on an employee to arrive which is absurd. Then it’s almost 9:30 so we head back to pipeline and 2 HOURS LATER they finally opened at 11:30 (and didn’t even apologize for the MAJOR inconvenience) and we finally got back to pipeline and then they say all of our things need to be in a locker, so we have to wait in line for a locker and waste 4 dollars. We then have lost our spot in the gigantic line we had been waiting in and finally get in line. 10 minutes later we get to the station and find out it’s on one train. (I am not sure if that is usual but since kings island is my home park this came as a shock to me (not really)). Then in the station there are 6-8 people waiting per row so the station is filled to the brim, you could barely walk. Then we finally get into our row 30 minutes later (yes 30 minutes in the station) Why? Because the operations were absolutely atrocious. We finally get on the ride; it was fun but this experience definitely took a toll on how much I enjoyed Pipeline.
Yeah I will say this much, it is the most unreliable B&M so that explains the 1 train. But there is no excuse for the rest such as understaffing and undertraining. This seems to be a united parks chain wide occurrence now and it gets worse by the days.
I love Rollercoasters but Sea World mostly has coasters. They need to get innovative & create dark rides.
Yes I know they do have some dark ride elements on some rides but we need at least 2 to escape the Florida heat
I went to SeaWorld and at the time I ridden two indoor rides and Journey To Atlantis which was a banger but the other two I wouldn't really call dark rides. One was a track less ride about penguins the other was a motion simulator themes to helicopters? It's been a couple of years and I am writing this on a whim. But I agree they need something to diversify themselves with something cool. I think a dark ride themed to the deepest part of the oceans would be pretty cool (I don't know much about dark rides).
I disagree, I like that fact about them. Theme parks this days lack of good roller coasters, if SeaWorld were to add Dark Rides, it would have to be something really REALLY innovative. I remember when the park use to have only 2 Coasters, seeing its growth it’s day and night. Keep giving us great coasters, with that and the shows is a perfect balance!
It's a front row ride. I even felt a rattle in the back. It's such a cool ride though. The ops usually tell to bend your knees and all the standup coasters. Its crucial for riding them all.
im 6’2” and the restraints don’t do anything, im tired of people going “vest restraints bad” or “comfort collars bad” like… no their not… like at all
@@ryancommenter-r7o I don’t think they’re bad either
I'm still not sure if this thing even has any real airtime. Even the Togo standups gave us just enough to say, yeah do more of that, but just didn't happen and I'm not convinced they get it. Except for kind of liking the body slam laterals of Togos, strong curves are junk food for +G sensitive designs like standup and flying. Airtime IS flying.
My fiancé is about 6'3" and he didn't get any air time because of his height. He was just standing with his feet on the board. They never came up. Me? Chiiile... I was screaming for my feet to touch the board again.
Oh hey, you're the guy that made that great video about Disney ride names. Got this one in my recommended and will watch it when I can. I've been on Pipeline and I think it's a great coaster. It's something unique for coaster enthusiasts and definitely the best launch coaster in the park. It did have a surprisingly short line when I went this year given how new it is, so I have to assume it is not super popular with the general audience. That's unfortunate in my opinion, since I enjoyed it quite a bit and would love to see more of the model.
It’s a fantastic ride and I hope to see more of these new gen stand ups built. The only downside is the operations but that’s more on SW as a whole.
You want to stand up straight and tall when you get in, they limit how high the seat goes regardless of your height. So if you squat or lean at the beginning then you won’t get to the top
I was just wondering, wouldn't your favorite coaster diamondback be considered 2 across seating on a B&M? Although they are spaced widely apart in the even rows, it is 2 across. The seating feels more frightening than Orion to me.
Really great in depth video! Thanks! I shall sub. 👍
Pipeline is an awesome coaster!! it’s Florida’s first standing coaster! I love it !
liked and subscribed. I found the first ten seconds so funny you had me laughing. thank you for this news, I just moved up to Orlando and I was excited to check this out. Thank you for saving my time.
thank you so much :)
6'4" 205lbs. Athletic slim build. Wasn't expecting much, so for the first I thought it was great. Only thing that sucks are the operations like the rest of the park.
I'm 6'2 and get airtime each ride. I just make sure I stand up when getting in.
Tbh, i loved pipeline, the only real complaint i have about it is that while at the brakes waiting to get into the station, the seat hydraulics get stiff and won't go back down, but besides that, i thought it was a nice ride and a good adition to the other great coasters there
Diamond back is two seats?
I’m also 6 foot tall and my friend and I rode it shortly after it opened and I absolutely loved it, it gives feelings and an experience unique all its own and that’s really cool for a lil coaster. Pipeline is one of my favorite new rides of the last couple years
I'm 6'5, should i ride it? 🤔
@@iamjesuscolon for science‼️
@@themeparknerd643 🤣
I went on this ride and my head was hurting and so was my legs, It was because my head was down and my blood went down my legs
I’ll tell you this on the airtime
The shorter you are the more airtime you get
The taller you are, well… you get what I mean
I’m max height for the ride (6’6) and even though I swing my legs around I get good airtime
I’ve also heard SeaWorld is going to fix the vests btw. When they’ll be ready I’m not sure but I overheard this on my visit 4 days ago
I rode this coaster multiple times and I liked it. It’s fun and different. I would give it a solid 8/10.
Well isn’t this sort of a prototype coaster? Maybe future iterations of this type may be more exciting for riders that want that feeling of being thrown out of the seat. Maybe a traditional lift with a drop could change the experience. It’s like every coaster being built now is a launch.
the height is on you buddy lol
JKJK but if they make it higher it will be hard for people shorter to get on.
I think this concept is great, it just needs a better layout
*coolest thing ever*
“Yeah this actually sucks”
I rode it in January and I actually really liked it my 2nd in the park behind mako
I was there last week and I was really excited to ride Pipeline. I was disappointed, Seaworld is a mess when it comes to queue management. I went to Universal Studios the day before, and compared to Universal, Seaworld is a disaster. Pipeline is a short roller coaster, so they only had one car and the loading took forever. The posted wait time was 15 min and I ended up waiting for an hour and a half to get on it and it wasn't even the front row. The ride is OK but too short and I'm not tall so I did get hang time but it's a little uncomfortable on the crotch area.
Many kudos for having Diamondback as your favorite ride, as it is mine as well.
Im 6'1. The trick for better airtime is kick your legs forward
Went the other day hit everything canceled three pm orc show and we couldn’t think of anything else to do for 3 hours so we actually left and went to islands of adventure rides were mid and park was eh forget we even went after riding velocicoaster
Leadership at SeaWorld and Busch Gardens seem to forget that Central Florida is a family destination. The abundance of inversions on their coasters prevents families with small children from enjoying the rides. That said, it’s nice that SW has Ice Breaker and Penguin Trek, while BG has Cobra’s Curse and Phoenix Rising. Hopefully, more intermediate coasters are built in these parks.
Also the first turn is suppose to be like Your riding a wave that's what all the turns are suppose to be like!
They used to run 2 trains when it first opened now recently they on do 1
Apparently doing research is not a strong suit! There is a height limit on this coaster, so if you're to tall you can't ride! Also I think seaworld named there coasters very well. Manta cuz its a flying coaster like a manta ray, mako which is next to the sharks, kracken which is mythical next to journey to Atlantis, ice breaker is in the wild Arctic, and penguin Trek is in the penguin exhibits! I think if they would have called them something crazy that would have been worse!
@@jessicalepach9429 Kracken
That looks fun 🎉
Sea world Orlando is my favorite park I’ve been to other than universal islands of adventure but penguin trek and ice breaker is 2 different topics ice breaker is supposed to be you going through the North arctic and Penguin trek is in the south Antarctica and is themed or penguins.
Watching because I love this ride so I want to hear why somebody would not like it
omg not you visited on my birthday😭 i heard “july 5th” and was like oh sh**
pipeline: the balls crusher
9:55 I thought they were all shirtless 😭😭😭
SeaWorlds last 3 new coasters in Orlando have been fairly tame and lame family-oriented coasters. Ice Breaker and Penguin Trek are so freaking lame. The only redeeming thing about the penguin ride is you walk thru the nice cool line queue to get there. On a hot day it’s great.
I feel like you went in expecting it to be semi world class because of the amount of people that liked it but in reality it’s only so hyped up because it’s different and a huge upgrade compared to the other stand ups
Ice Breaker is Artic and Penquin Trek is Antarctica...they are literally on opposite sides of the earth
5’8 and skinny here, the airtime surprised me and I completely lifted off the board thanks to the bouncing mechanism! I thought it was great, and it’s beautiful too! The operations though were extremely slow and I did like IceBreaker a bit better lol
Also, I be thinking some of these men saying their area hurts after riding this are dramatic because I came off this thing clean with no problems 😭
I quite enjoyed this ride. It's fun. Nothing groundbreaking, sure, but still quite enjoyable. I'm 6 foot 2 inches, and unless I crouch down a bit before the airtime I'm pretty much at the upper limit of the seat. Also that bike seat put some unexpected pressure on... well... I think you get the rest. After 3 back-to-back rides on a low-crowd day, it was... something. Besides that, though, I had a lot of fun! I didnt feel a lot of rattle, but there was some. More than I'd expect from a new coaster, anyway.
Great video. This was a one and done for me. I left wondering how any guy could possibly enjoy this coaster.
wow if I hadnt checked the view count/subscriber count I actually wouldve guessed this video would have like, 200,000 views or something (I know it was just uploaded 12 hours ago but you know what I mean). Wow really nice quality, you "talk" like a professional youtuber idk how else to say it, but damn!
Also disagree, I think EVERY ROLLERCOASTER MUST BE "SEA" THEMED
@@Tony-do6hs thank you!
B & m is being sued by vekoma because of this attraction. B & m lately is so questionable.
I thought the airtime was disappointing too
you have a wonderful voice 😎
@@taysjewelrybox thank you :)
this ride is definitely better the shorter you are.
Iam 5 4 and yea i was flying on this
Pipeline: the Surf Coaster is also a stupid name
youre a stupid name
jk youre not wrong
Not a coaster Nerd, but what's wrong with Standup Coasters?
you don't have to be a coaster nerd to know they're bad if you've ridden one
they're uncomfortable AF they make your knees and crotch feel violated
@@onyxgdOnly if it’s in a bad position lol, stand up coasters are good if you ride them in the correct way
They’re just uncomfortable and a little awkward to ride 🧍🏻♀️
@@Wildcattttt just from my experience tbh
Ive only ridden riddler's revenge but got off feeling like shit especially at the knees (which i feel like is unavoidable no matter which way you ride it)
4:17 Well, now there’s three!
Its good. Not great. The standing airtime is great but the layout doesn't benefit the ride style. The lack of theming seriously hinders it, just like Icebreaker and even Mako. Doesnt compare to Kraken, Mamta, Journey to Atlantis etc. The music and presentation is decent, though. Weird choice for the park, in my opinion.
The third two-across b&m in the US is phoenix rising at Busch gardens tampa
@@themeparkcheetah I totally forgot that ride opened
But does diamondback and or intimidator count
It was my 100th coaster
Pipeline is fun for everyone except the balls 😂😂
Idk if I’d consider 6ft ‘pretty tall’
Doesn’t Seaworld abuse there animals?
Pipeline is awesome!!!
Why do people act like their opinions apply to everyone I would go as far as saying pipeline is the most beloved coaster at SWO
I thought diamondback had two seats per row..
@@randompog8493 technically you’re right, but the staggered seating still means four across for each car
As a 6ft tall person I'm disappointed to hear this, I was thinking about skipping SeaWorld anyway with this being the only temptation to go due to its uniqueness
seaworld is 100% worth your time for mako alone. Plus there’s a good chance you could like this ride more than me. I say give it a shot! But ik there are tons of options in orlando.
@@themeparknerd643 Well it's partly because of SeaWorld's history and how no one would go with me there anyway because of it, and having already ridden Shambhala at Portaventura which is much nearer to me
Pipelines is awesome, stop yapping.
@@OrcaWave2 your insecurity is showing
It is awesome. Definitely not a bad coaster at all.
I wasn't a fan either, got Iron Wolf vibes from it. You shouldn't have to "ride" a coaster a certain way for it to be enjoyable. It's a one-and-done for me.
I had heard all the hype of it and it was a real disappointment. Ice breaker is way better
The capacity is awful. Painful and claustrophobic.
Sadly most coasters today are meh. The coasters are being geared for more families rather than more extreme coaster lovers. Blame the money for that.
Velocicoaster and Iron Gwazi disagree.
@@Trahzy I said most
It’s also completely inaccessible
I dont understand why some of y'all enthusiasts keep crying about certain rides. You wont like everything that comes with the ride all the time. Stop complaining so much and be appreciative. I heard you say you wish it was as fast as Iron Gwazi? You ever think maybe science and engineering have something to do with why it cant be that fast? Yall stay complaining about speed/ comfort collars/ airtime/ brake trims etc. Chill and enjoy the ride created or go ride the next ride.
Pro tip: Less "ass" more "eh" on the word "aesthetics" lol. good video tho.
I was really not a fan of Pipeline either. My least favorite coaster in the entire park and it’s in my bottom 5 overall
@@justiceleaguebattleformetr9239 why so low?
@@themeparknerd643 it was super uncomfortable the whole time between the positives hurting my legs, the vests being extremely tight and the bicycle seat causing tons of discomfort. Plus I didn’t leave my seat at all so there were no redeeming qualities