OLYMPIA LOOPING" OPERATOR POV - WORLD'S BIGGEST MOBILE SCHWARZKOPF 5-LOOPER COASTER
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Experience the "Olympia Looping" roller coaster in Luxembourg from the operator's point of view! This Schwarzkopf coaster is the biggest mobile roller coaster in the world - check out the thrilling POV footage from the Fun um Glacis-Schueberfouer in Luxembourg in 2021!
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Manufacturer: Schwarzkopf
Type: Looping Coaster
Owner: Barth
Filmed by "EXCITER"
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It looks like they’re only running 2 trains here. I’d love to see the same view during 5 train ops.
Yeah same, but it seems in 2021 there wasn't enough riders to warrant the 5 cars being out anywhere, which is a shame.
Its to dangerous for make a movie when she running with 5 trains inside the operator room
@@FunfairWorldwide I know :( I imagine it's a very fast pace room with the operators maintaining very high focus and very efficient operations. It's great to see the block zone indicators lighting up and following the train through the course. It's amazing how a compact ride like Olympia has 9 block zones. I hope one day to get to watch Olympia run 5 trains in person!
Absolutely amazing
Very entertaining and fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.
Thanks ;)
This is my dream to become a ride operator for carowinds
Nice video 👍
I want more
Interesting 🎶😽
This dude is more worried about hanging out and talking instead of running this ride faster
They're running two trains. When that's the case, you need to wait for the other one to get back before dispatching the one in the station. Olympia Looping is designed to run five.
It seems like "Startbereit" (ready to start) lights up as soon as the "Auffahrt 1" (lift 1) block is clear, even if the lapbars are still up and/or the loading gates are still open. It should really only light up once the bars are sufficiently far down and the gates are closed. Interlocks like this are basic coaster safety.
I worked there in 2013 ,the boy is the boss's son
Ja tez tam pracowalem 2003-2006 ten stary to Nene a mlody to Syn szefa
This is what I want to do when I'm older at Alton towers.
Being a rides operator?
Hope he doesn't need to hit the Estop in a panic... that'll hurt!
Wa is da ??
Deutsch.
This guy gets paid to press a button
Yes, and paid for knowing which button to push and when is the key.
@@stonewallperformance the one labeled "start" when the other train arrives.
Kind of, but he's also paid to ensure the safety of all riders, respond to the system if it goes into a problem, know where trains are at all times, load trains onto and off the track, ensure platformers are giving the correct signals, know how to shut down the ride, how to start it up etc.
It's not just pressing a button, also under UK law, the rides operator can be held accountable if theres an accident proven to be by their negligence. As a former rides op, i can tell you, it's not an easy job.
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