5 years ago would you believe it if someone told you there would be a coaster with an airtime hill just shy of 100 feet taller then kingda ka????????????
EltoroRyan brought up such a good point that I can't get out of my head. If those LSM's "fail" prior to the 500+ ft airtime hill, it will obviously be safe (just a roll back)...but then the train is going to valley there. They have to have thought of this though so who knows🤷♂️🤷♂️
I actually thought about that too 💀. That would be a bit unfortunate to say the least lol. They have to have thought that part through, it wouldn’t be good though that’s for sure
@@coasterfrenzy3074 I'm glad you appreciate that fact, but I had to be put up to my misery to admit it was true; XScreamThrills said it before I did, (not that I wouldn't have eventually figured it out on my own😉)
@@coasterfrenzy3074 To be honest it was XscreamThrills who said it before me, and I was surprised he was right since Millennium Force being the next closest closest) missed ALL records held when it opened in May 2000. But thanks for appreciating the record breaking stats all the same.
This is definitely gonna open. People are gonna travel for it. Then it's gonna be baren and empty. Just like the tallest building in the world. It's a vanity point. Unfortunate but hey at least this coaster will 99% sure have people experiencing it
You know, those are honestly my exact thoughts. Grand opening, flock of riders and unreal reviews, then an abandoned wasteland a few months or years after.
I agree with this but I live in Dubai and can confirm that there are intense crowds around the fountains and burj khalifa viewing point area, like concert croud levels. Not to mention the observation point at the top having the same issue of overcrowding. Concerning residences, every residential floor is occupied, and every hotel room floor charges insane prices and still recieves major demand.
The extreme heat, blowing dust and sand and how will that affect performance and reliability. Those huge wheels better dissipate a TON of heat with the hot track and high speeds.
Formula Rossa has been around for over a decade and it’s running well over 100mph for most of its layout. It’s been mostly reliable in Abu Dhabi’s extreme heat and sand dust
My only issue is its location. Its not exactly........... American friendly if you know what I mean. Now, if they run one train, wait times will be measured in moon cycles instead of hours.
The location is a bit of an issue I concur. To add to that, nothing in me would go out of my way (planning a trip) to ride this thing when it opens lol, if a reasonable opportunity came up then I’d probably consider. But it’s in such an unfortunate location it makes it difficult, and you’re not wrong about one train moon cycles… 😬💀
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At last somebody is actually building the Euthanasia Coaster. 😒☠️
LOL.
The airtime hill you were talking about is actually 524 feet tall.. crazy.
Didn’t know that… that’s beyond ridiculous 😭💀
5 years ago would you believe it if someone told you there would be a coaster with an airtime hill just shy of 100 feet taller then kingda ka????????????
My biggest concern is how the trains deal with the excessive speeds combined with extreme heat.
Look at tom scotts video, they explain how the carts are built with some wiggle room for if the track expands in heat.
EltoroRyan brought up such a good point that I can't get out of my head. If those LSM's "fail" prior to the 500+ ft airtime hill, it will obviously be safe (just a roll back)...but then the train is going to valley there. They have to have thought of this though so who knows🤷♂️🤷♂️
I actually thought about that too 💀. That would be a bit unfortunate to say the least lol. They have to have thought that part through, it wouldn’t be good though that’s for sure
Considering that this ride will only use lapbars with these crazy stats it’s going to quite an experience
Makes me wonder what it’d feel like if those windshields came off that thing too.. 😮💨
@@coasterfrenzy3074 yummy sand
It is anticipated that the opening will take place next year.
I'm going as a reward for myself for passing cpa exams once it opens
Yessir!!!! Make it your “gift-to-self” for that one soldier 🫡
1st coaster to break all records since The Beast, which I finally rode for the 1st time in June at the age of 53...
That’s legendary. I actually didn’t think about that either, this is a pretty big feat
@@coasterfrenzy3074 I'm glad you appreciate that fact, but I had to be put up to my misery to admit it was true; XScreamThrills said it before I did, (not that I wouldn't have eventually figured it out on my own😉)
@@coasterfrenzy3074 To be honest it was XscreamThrills who said it before me, and I was surprised he was right since Millennium Force being the next closest closest) missed ALL records held when it opened in May 2000. But thanks for appreciating the record breaking stats all the same.
@@coasterfrenzy3074 XscreamThrills actually pointed that out on his channel.
This ride makes all the US coasters look like child’s play.
Absolutely facts
Those trains look sick from any angle!
This is definitely gonna open. People are gonna travel for it. Then it's gonna be baren and empty. Just like the tallest building in the world. It's a vanity point. Unfortunate but hey at least this coaster will 99% sure have people experiencing it
You know, those are honestly my exact thoughts. Grand opening, flock of riders and unreal reviews, then an abandoned wasteland a few months or years after.
I agree with this but I live in Dubai and can confirm that there are intense crowds around the fountains and burj khalifa viewing point area, like concert croud levels. Not to mention the observation point at the top having the same issue of overcrowding. Concerning residences, every residential floor is occupied, and every hotel room floor charges insane prices and still recieves major demand.
The extreme heat, blowing dust and sand and how will that affect performance and reliability. Those huge wheels better dissipate a TON of heat with the hot track and high speeds.
Formula Rossa has been around for over a decade and it’s running well over 100mph for most of its layout. It’s been mostly reliable in Abu Dhabi’s extreme heat and sand dust
Sand blast your face, exfoliate the grime away.
Comes back into station looking like thr inside out people in hellraiser.
Analysis of Top Thrill 2?
Oh yes… 👀
My only issue is its location. Its not exactly........... American friendly if you know what I mean.
Now, if they run one train, wait times will be measured in moon cycles instead of hours.
You'll have 0 problems going there as an American, this coaster will be worth the trip 😊
The location is a bit of an issue I concur. To add to that, nothing in me would go out of my way (planning a trip) to ride this thing when it opens lol, if a reasonable opportunity came up then I’d probably consider. But it’s in such an unfortunate location it makes it difficult, and you’re not wrong about one train moon cycles… 😬💀
😢I might have to book a flight to ride this one
You forgot to mention that this will also beat the drop record by 99'
What
@@Rocketcoasternerd It will beat Kinda Ka 's 418' drop by 99' with a 517' drop.
@@Paolo8772 ohhhh that’s what you meant
@@Paolo8772kas height is 456 feet
I would want to see something like this open in the USA
I would go there once
the camel back (big air time hill) is said to be around 600ft. the first drop is rumoured to be in the 400-500ft
According to a FB post from CoasterHub, the camelback will be 531 ft and the cliff top portion will be 606 ft
Note: the camel back (The large airtime hill) is the tallest part on the ride.
It really sucks we will 99% never get something like this here in America
ALSO AN I305 NUT FROM BOSTON
A fellow brother 🫡
I305 (now called Project 305) may only go ~75mph, but is amazing.
Please its the opposite of corruption im a Saudi and I am loving what’s going on in Saudi.
Sure you do