Had no clue that SeaWorld was involved with Magic Mountain in the beginning, and it’s really interesting to see how the park started and was before Six Flags came in. Amazing first episode and I can’t wait to see the rest of this series!
My family visited Magic Mountain several times in the 70s. Mountain express was the first roller coaster I ever rode😺 I loved the trolls and wizard, the Magic Pagoda, and Spillikin Corner. I started taking my son there in the late 90s when he was tall enough to ride some of the rides. I have so many fond memories from that park💞
This is awesome thanks for making this. MM in the 70s was the best. As a kid back then, Revolution and Colossus were a HUGE deal! I remember going shortly after Colossus opened and the people wearing pins that they'd rode Colossus. I was too little/scared to ride either when they opened (born in 71) but just being there and the buzz around these coasters was pretty insane! The vibe of the park changed when they ditched the Wizard and Trolls for the Looney Toons (Tunes?) characters. And that place was sketchy as hell in the late 80s/early 90s haha, total gangland. I think it's settled down now, haven't been there in close to 20 yrs though.
I grew up on magic mountain, and was obsessed with it as a child well into my early 20’s. This is an amazing video, looking forward to part 2. Thanks for the extensive research.
No matter how many you show in this series I must say that for what it is worth Magic Mountain had some of the best commercials back in the 20th century.
The Magic Pagoda was AMAZING! I hope that someday someone has the time and resources to explore this in great depth. The Neon and water in the central hall was a sight to behold.
I love that there are others that love this park as much as I do. Yes Disneyland will ways be Disneyland and Knotts is great but this park will always have my heart!
The theme park of my childhood and adolescence. Just recently visited there again after 15 years. So many changes but so many memories. All of them good! There was a time that getting a job at Magic Mountain was coveted! If you could work there over the summer you were awesomely popular.
This park has a really cool history. My mom used to work there back in the 70s on the Dragon Ride. We went there all the time growing up and it has a special place in my heart.
The summer of 1976 our family spent most of the summer at a campground, Travel Village, which is near Magic Mountain. We got to see fireworks every night from the park and were some of the first to ride The Revolution and Colossus. I'll always love that place.
Wow, thank you so much for creating this documentary, I was about 6 when Magic Mountain was finally completed and it's been a great part of my life for 5 decades now.
I’m four minutes in and I’ve already learned so many things I didn’t know that my head is spinning. And one of the considered sites for Magic Mountain was Chatsworth? That’s where I went to high school!
Let’s gooo!! I was super excited for this!!! Thx Airtime Thrills for your hard work in this video!! That’s why your one of my favorite coaster channels😄😄😄
I remember those early years of Magic Mountain. I was just a little kid then, and loved the World War I themed rotating airplane ride. I also remember the Trolls. On my most recent trip (about three years ago), I kept the park as it is now sort of overlayed on how it is now. I think my family only went once during these early years, but I remember doing once shortly after the Six Flags acquisition. I'll comment about that in part two.
I have never heard of “Doc” Lemmon but if he were still here today, I would give him the biggest bear hug imaginable. What an amazing person! I could cry
Very well done!! I went to MM 3x in ‘71. As a 9 year-old, this was as good as Disney, just a farther drive for my parents. I was there for the 3rd day of Revolution, and opening day for Colossus! I love the inclusion of all the old ads, and references to the old areas/attractions (Spillikin’ Corners, Magic Pagoda, etc...) Looking forward to the rest of the series!!
@@StamfordBridge I have a picture of that “chicken exit” (somewhere)!! When I find it, I’ll have Sean fwd it to you!! As for the MP - the thing I remember the most (after the first couple of years) - was the heavy smell of dope. You’d get high just walking in there!!
@@jjmailman Yeah, I don’t know if Magic Pagoda had CCTV, but it felt totally unsupervised, and kids went crazy in there, especially in the strobe light area at the end. I would LOVE a copy of that photo! I could even see making a tshirt out of it 😂.
I forgot I was watching a youtube video and thought I was a watching a movie! The amount of work you put into this can't be given enough likes. Well done!
Excellent work in every way on this doc! Long before the internet could have told me, I was one of those kids who drove half way cross country (from Oklahoma) summer of 1979 super stoked to ride Colossus only to arrive and find it closed. Devastated was not a strong enough word. Had to wait 8 long years to finally get to ride it.
@@AirtimeThrills can't wait! i still remember looking at it and thinking in a way i was glad it was closed because that first drop looked so intimidating. i had never seen a drop so tall and steep! we did ride the heck out of revolution though so the day wasn't a total loss.
Well done. Looking forward to the remaining episodes. I remember visiting the park when the Gold Rusher and Mountain Express were the only coasters. Also there when Enterprise started soft openings. It is a terrific thrill park now, but it was a very good alternative to Disneyland for a teenager when it had so many fun flat rides (Enterprise, Electric Rainbow, Swiss Twist, etc.).
Interesting that Himalaya turned into Subway, & then with the Gotham City Backlot the ride was turned into the Flash! Electric Rainbow would turn into Wonder Woman's Lasso of Truth! Hello from Phoenix Arizona!👍
@@joemarquez9789- I have been going to SFMM since almost the start, I was having trouble thing of all of the names these rides were called. I was there on opening days for all of the heavy hitter rides. I moved to AZ in 1997, so Goliath was my last opening Day ride. Ironic enough The Corkscrew at Knott's was my first coaster I ever rode at 5 years old in 1981. MEMORIES!👍
I need to go to Six Flags more. The one time I went I really enjoyed it. But I underestimated the walking and wore the wrong shoes. I know this series is gonna be great!
Man sky rides were a big deal back in the 70's. Many parks had two. I know this because I was visiting a lot of parks in the 70's as a kid. I can already see this doc will be great. Please do Six Flags Great Adventure and Georgia and Opryland as well.
This is amazing. I’ve never visited magic mountain, but it’s on the bucket list. Thank you for making this video, and I look forward to watching the rest of the series!
I'm frequently impressed at your video skills, but this was superior. Excellent voice overs, concise facts, seamless editing, thorough research and your insight into the amusement industry created an excellent product. I can't wait to see your creativity bloom as the rest of the series unfolds.
Interesting video on Six Flags Magic Mountain, can't wait for parts two, three, four and five, for a park that has been around for Fifty years looking forward to it!!!
I feel like you missed a marketing opportunity here. Celebrating 50k subscribers, you look at 50 years of Magic Mountain. Great video though!! I'm looking forward to the rest of the episodes.
I don't mean to jinx anything, but I think I've just seen the birth of a brand new game-changing TH-cam coaster series. A series on par with Problematic Roller Coasters and Expedition Extinct that intrigues the GP and creates new coaster enthusiasts from TH-cam consumers who enjoy documentaries, but aren't yet well acquainted with our hobby. Imagine Chris doing this kind of investigative research to share with us "A Complete History" of other theme parks? Sounds like a TH-cam algorithm jackpot to me.
@@AirtimeThrills As someone who understands the struggle against the algorithm gods, I'd probably wait for a sample size of four or five of these videos to see for sure if it's a successful idea. Thankfully, that's how many parts this Magic Mountain series has! Also, the 22-minute mark is a perfect length for this style of content, I dig it!
@@AirtimeThrills I couldn't be more excited to watch it! You probably don't get many compliments on this topic, but you do an excellent job at producing content that stands out vividly against content from other content creators. You have an extremely unique brand/style and I appreciate the hell out of it.
Thank You Chris! You make all our nerdy dreams come true! Oh, and I think We need to petition the owners of Knobels to buy Lakeside amusement park , or their rides altogether. I don’t know if they’ll ever reopen 😭.That is all.
5-part?! That’s crazy. Glad you’re stepping into a more cinematic style, I enjoy it a lot. It would be cool if you could do more like these in the future for other parks, but I love your normal coaster content as well. It really is amazing to see you put in this kind of effort into these videos, we all appreciate it!
I'd love to do it if this video performs well. The amount of work this kind of series takes is insane. I'd love to do it for kings island next year though
Amazing video super interesting Cant wait for episode two Maybe you could do this type of video with other parks because it is soo good nice job man :)
I’m going to magic mountain next week so I decided to watch the series because my enthusiast self wants to talk about coasters with gp and see what gp things they say
What sucks is that Six Flags isn’t acknowledging Magic Mountain’s 50th anniversary. One of my old managers/friend who has worked at the park since it opened has told me that he’s upset that they’re not doing anything to celebrate it, not even 50th anniversary merch of any kind.
Omg I been saying this the whole time they didn’t even acknowledge their 40th when is management gonna take notice and take tips from parks like knotts and Disney they can make so much money off of anniversary merchandise or a anniversary treat
@@themeparklunatic1996 they’re acknowledging Over Texas 60th anniversary but not any other of their parks when they hit an anniversary milestone. It gives me a they don’t care attitude.
while I get what you mean, I dont think anticipated can be used like this. You can anticipate watching something, or an event can be anticipated; but the act of “being anticipated” is more along the lines of “anxiously awaiting” something. just an FYI PSA...
Just finished this fine documentary. As a guy who grew up with Cedar Point in Ohio, to moving out west in the early 2000's. I really like 6FMM, I'm a season pass holder, and definitely mark about as good as Cedar Point, almost.. But kudos to the information and history you presented.
WOOOOO! This is already super awesome. As a team member, I couldn't be happier to be working at the park during this milestone year, and I'm so glad to be learning about it from one of my favorite TH-cam channels.
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Well now I am stuck imagining how awesome it would’ve been if Magic Mountain had ended up being a Busch park.
I know right,
Not as many coasters.
I already know this is gonna win an oscar next year ngl
No not an Oscar because that is only for movies but it should get the whatever the tv show version of the Oscars is
@@joshuagibson6531 This is practically a movie lmao
Possibly a silver ticket award
Had no clue that SeaWorld was involved with Magic Mountain in the beginning, and it’s really interesting to see how the park started and was before Six Flags came in.
Amazing first episode and I can’t wait to see the rest of this series!
My family visited Magic Mountain several times in the 70s. Mountain express was the first roller coaster I ever rode😺 I loved the trolls and wizard, the Magic Pagoda, and Spillikin Corner. I started taking my son there in the late 90s when he was tall enough to ride some of the rides. I have so many fond memories from that park💞
How on earth is this free content?! This is incredible!!!
🤯🤯🤯
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Watching this is like watching a TV documentary! Easily your best video without a doubt
This is awesome thanks for making this. MM in the 70s was the best. As a kid back then, Revolution and Colossus were a HUGE deal! I remember going shortly after Colossus opened and the people wearing pins that they'd rode Colossus. I was too little/scared to ride either when they opened (born in 71) but just being there and the buzz around these coasters was pretty insane! The vibe of the park changed when they ditched the Wizard and Trolls for the Looney Toons (Tunes?) characters. And that place was sketchy as hell in the late 80s/early 90s haha, total gangland. I think it's settled down now, haven't been there in close to 20 yrs though.
Yes its definitely cleaned up over the last 20 years or so
This is a tell-tale sign that this documentary will be a banger
I grew up on magic mountain, and was obsessed with it as a child well into my early 20’s. This is an amazing video, looking forward to part 2. Thanks for the extensive research.
This series is gonna become my new gaming podcast
Nope.... Airtime Thrills was no longer a gaming podcast, Leave me alone Annoying Person
No matter how many you show in this series I must say that for what it is worth Magic Mountain had some of the best commercials back in the 20th century.
“Sea World does not want to become involved in a controversial issue”
I’ve got bad news for you guys...
Hahaa oh man
Looks like someone's missing Valencia with all these magic mountain videos flooding my youtube.
Other than a video where i compare the park from 2011 to 2021 this series will be the last of the MM content for a while
Sureeeeeeeee
@@AirtimeThrills until they announce the worlds first 500ft RMC T-Rex for next year you mean haha
@@KuroshiKun If they do that I'll start camping out for opening day now
@@KuroshiKun what about that new record breaking Gerstlauer which is surely going to Magic Mountain? 😋
I have a feeling the slogan "get high on fun" would not fly today. It's too honest
Gay😂😂😂
The Magic Pagoda was AMAZING! I hope that someday someone has the time and resources to explore this in great depth. The Neon and water in the central hall was a sight to behold.
Wow, Airtime Thrills turned into Defunctland!
Airtime Thrills 5 part documentary was inspired by Defunctland
What is it with six flags having parks next to or buying sea world parks hahaha! This was a really good video
Great video. Would love more theme park documentaries when this over with!
I love that there are others that love this park as much as I do. Yes Disneyland will ways be Disneyland and Knotts is great but this park will always have my heart!
The theme park of my childhood and adolescence. Just recently visited there again after 15 years. So many changes but so many memories. All of them good! There was a time that getting a job at Magic Mountain was coveted! If you could work there over the summer you were awesomely popular.
This park has a really cool history. My mom used to work there back in the 70s on the Dragon Ride. We went there all the time growing up and it has a special place in my heart.
I always made a point of riding the Dragon every time I went, so your mother was probably a ride op for me.
It’s crazy how much Magic Mountain has developed in the past 50 years.
The summer of 1976 our family spent most of the summer at a campground, Travel Village, which is near Magic Mountain. We got to see fireworks every night from the park and were some of the first to ride The Revolution and Colossus. I'll always love that place.
Wow, thank you so much for creating this documentary, I was about 6 when Magic Mountain was finally completed and it's been a great part of my life for 5 decades now.
I love how you just jump into the info. No time for an intro.
This documentary is making me cry, it's so beautiful.
Been waiting for someone to do a history of SFMM, my home park. Hope you do one of Knott’s too.
I might get to go to Magic Mountain in 2022, Can’t wait to see this amazing looking park in person!
I go there a lot and it’s not very amazing
I’m four minutes in and I’ve already learned so many things I didn’t know that my head is spinning. And one of the considered sites for Magic Mountain was Chatsworth? That’s where I went to high school!
Leave it to Magic Mountain and TH-cam to reunite classmates 30 and 40 years on. Chatsworth High class of 88. Magic Mountain class of the 1970s.
@@kerry7932 Hey! Chatsworth class of ‘85, and same Magic Mountain class!
Let’s gooo!! I was super excited for this!!! Thx Airtime Thrills for your hard work in this video!! That’s why your one of my favorite coaster channels😄😄😄
I remember those early years of Magic Mountain. I was just a little kid then, and loved the World War I themed rotating airplane ride. I also remember the Trolls. On my most recent trip (about three years ago), I kept the park as it is now sort of overlayed on how it is now.
I think my family only went once during these early years, but I remember doing once shortly after the Six Flags acquisition. I'll comment about that in part two.
I have never heard of “Doc” Lemmon but if he were still here today, I would give him the biggest bear hug imaginable. What an amazing person! I could cry
I never heard about how Magic Mountain got its start. Thanks for making an engaging documentary that I didn’t know I needed!
Very well done!! I went to MM 3x in ‘71. As a 9 year-old, this was as good as Disney, just a farther drive for my parents. I was there for the 3rd day of Revolution, and opening day for Colossus! I love the inclusion of all the old ads, and references to the old areas/attractions (Spillikin’ Corners, Magic Pagoda, etc...) Looking forward to the rest of the series!!
The park was so amazing back then. Remember the chicken exit? And even as a kid I said that the Magic Pagoda was too wild and anarchic to last.
@@StamfordBridge I have a picture of that “chicken exit” (somewhere)!! When I find it, I’ll have Sean fwd it to you!! As for the MP - the thing I remember the most (after the first couple of years) - was the heavy smell of dope. You’d get high just walking in there!!
@@jjmailman Yeah, I don’t know if Magic Pagoda had CCTV, but it felt totally unsupervised, and kids went crazy in there, especially in the strobe light area at the end.
I would LOVE a copy of that photo! I could even see making a tshirt out of it 😂.
This Theme park like Great Adventure, Cedar Point, Disneyland, and others is legendary. Great Video.
You're editing is getting alot better
The. Best. Series. I. Have. Ever. Seen.
Revolution was the first coaster I rode post-quarantine. And it was absolutely glorious.
Awesome Job on one of the greatest parks ever built. A long needed documentary done with excellence. Thank you!
Great doc. Im glad you will feature one every week because I cant wait.
Seriously glad I found this channel! Always keeps me entertained!
I forgot I was watching a youtube video and thought I was a watching a movie! The amount of work you put into this can't be given enough likes. Well done!
Excellent work in every way on this doc! Long before the internet could have told me, I was one of those kids who drove half way cross country (from Oklahoma) summer of 1979 super stoked to ride Colossus only to arrive and find it closed. Devastated was not a strong enough word. Had to wait 8 long years to finally get to ride it.
Oh yeah, the next episode talks about the mess that was Colossus in 1979
@@AirtimeThrills can't wait! i still remember looking at it and thinking in a way i was glad it was closed because that first drop looked so intimidating. i had never seen a drop so tall and steep! we did ride the heck out of revolution though so the day wasn't a total loss.
Just scan down this huge comment section: this may be the most overwhelming praise I’ve ever seen a coaster video get on TH-cam. And well deserved.
I'm glad everyone likes it, hopefully the other episodes live up to this one
@@AirtimeThrills Lol. You’ve set a high bar for yourself.
Well done. Looking forward to the remaining episodes. I remember visiting the park when the Gold Rusher and Mountain Express were the only coasters. Also there when Enterprise started soft openings. It is a terrific thrill park now, but it was a very good alternative to Disneyland for a teenager when it had so many fun flat rides (Enterprise, Electric Rainbow, Swiss Twist, etc.).
It’s so impressive how SFMM was made by six flags, and who it escaped the chopping block of bankruptcy. I love this new documentary
Oh yeah. Isn’t it sad to have Frontier City as your new park? And not Magic Mountain anymore?
@@trentspara1826 not at all. He is a few hours from several other parks like Silver Dollar City lol look at a map!
Six Flags didn't take ownership of Magic Mountain until 1979.
6:09 fun fact Randall gets a shout-out in casa magnética at SFOT, they incorporated him inside the new theme
this editing is absolutely incredible
Wow, this was actually so cool. Never seen someone do something like this on yt before. Great stuff man!
Whenever Airtime Thrills posts a vid, I’m over here faster than the flash!
Same!
Interesting that Himalaya turned into Subway, & then with the Gotham City Backlot the ride was turned into the Flash! Electric Rainbow would turn into Wonder Woman's Lasso of Truth!
Hello from Phoenix Arizona!👍
Before Wonder Woman Lasso of Truth, it was called Turbo. Then Grinder Gearworks when the area was known as Gotham City Backlot.
The Flash was also called Acme Atom Smasher, then just Atom Smasher
@@joemarquez9789- I have been going to SFMM since almost the start, I was having trouble thing of all of the names these rides were called. I was there on opening days for all of the heavy hitter rides. I moved to AZ in 1997, so Goliath was my last opening Day ride. Ironic enough The Corkscrew at Knott's was my first coaster I ever rode at 5 years old in 1981. MEMORIES!👍
This is gonna be an amazing series
I like 👍 the history of the theme park and how it evolved and changed when the park was renamed to Six Flags Magic Mountain in 1979
Thank you so much for all your hard work, Airtime Chris!!!
Although you're now a few states away, keep on putting it down for the home team!!!!
This series is gonna be your best work yet, I'm looking forward to the rest
Unreal how great this is, Need to get you more views.
Great video series, one of the stars of the classic movie rollercoaster 🎢
Dude, the effort that had to have been put into this video. I'm watching them all I'm so excited
I seriously can’t wait for the next episode!! Awesome job Chris!!
Such an awesome video. This series will be one for the books
I need to go to Six Flags more. The one time I went I really enjoyed it. But I underestimated the walking and wore the wrong shoes. I know this series is gonna be great!
Jeez that was awesome. So much great info and the music just made it so epic
WOW what an amazing video!! i cant wait for the next episodes, i literally got chills watching this XD
Man sky rides were a big deal back in the 70's. Many parks had two. I know this because I was visiting a lot of parks in the 70's as a kid.
I can already see this doc will be great. Please do Six Flags Great Adventure and Georgia and Opryland as well.
This is amazing. I’ve never visited magic mountain, but it’s on the bucket list. Thank you for making this video, and I look forward to watching the rest of the series!
I'm frequently impressed at your video skills, but this was superior. Excellent voice overs, concise facts, seamless editing, thorough research and your insight into the amusement industry created an excellent product. I can't wait to see your creativity bloom as the rest of the series unfolds.
Interesting video on Six Flags Magic Mountain, can't wait for parts two, three, four and five, for a park that has been around for Fifty years looking forward to it!!!
There is some amazing footage and photos in this video. I say that as someone who has looked for visuals of old Magic Mountain many times.
Thanks! Needless to say, finding stuff from the 70s wasn't an easy task
@@AirtimeThrills Your hard work very much appreciated at least by this viewer. 😊
I feel like you missed a marketing opportunity here. Celebrating 50k subscribers, you look at 50 years of Magic Mountain. Great video though!! I'm looking forward to the rest of the episodes.
True, that was a nice coincidence
I absolutely love how far you gotten 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 this was phenomenal can’t wait for the rest of the episodes
This is so awesome!! Can’t wait for part 2!
I didn't realize SeaWorld was involved with this park. Great job!
This is super highly detailed. Cheers man 🍻
This video reminded me of a writing project I did on SFMM in 5th Grade. I'm looking forward to the next 4 episodes of this documentary!
Keep up the good work looking forward to the rest of the series.
I don't mean to jinx anything, but I think I've just seen the birth of a brand new game-changing TH-cam coaster series. A series on par with Problematic Roller Coasters and Expedition Extinct that intrigues the GP and creates new coaster enthusiasts from TH-cam consumers who enjoy documentaries, but aren't yet well acquainted with our hobby. Imagine Chris doing this kind of investigative research to share with us "A Complete History" of other theme parks? Sounds like a TH-cam algorithm jackpot to me.
I hope you're right. This video is actually doing horrendously in its first hour 😅 maybe itll catch on
@@AirtimeThrills
As someone who understands the struggle against the algorithm gods, I'd probably wait for a sample size of four or five of these videos to see for sure if it's a successful idea.
Thankfully, that's how many parts this Magic Mountain series has! Also, the 22-minute mark is a perfect length for this style of content, I dig it!
@@FunboxKaraoke thanks! They should all be in this time range. Ep2 is done and is 24 minutes
@@AirtimeThrills
I couldn't be more excited to watch it!
You probably don't get many compliments on this topic, but you do an excellent job at producing content that stands out vividly against content from other content creators. You have an extremely unique brand/style and I appreciate the hell out of it.
@@FunboxKaraoke 🙏🙏🙌🙌
Incredible documentary!!! Thank you so much!!!!
When airtime thrills uploads, I get a great video and I know I have one day left until the weekend
Perfect documentary! Everything is exact and in great detail can not wait for part 2 🙌🏻
This makes me want to have TH-cam premium to watch it uninterrupted. Great work!
One word. Awesome!! Very nicely done. Can't wait to watch next one.
This is really well done. Excellent job putting this together! I can't wait for the other parts.
Valencia resident since 1968. Worked at Magic Mountain from 1978-1980.
Love these documentary videos you should keep making them these are informal and fun to listen to Congrats on 50k you deserve it 😎🥳
Thank You Chris! You make all our nerdy dreams come true! Oh, and I think We need to petition the owners of Knobels to buy Lakeside amusement park , or their rides altogether. I don’t know if they’ll ever reopen 😭.That is all.
Wow! This is so well done. Great work. I’m excited to watch the rest
Thanks for checking it out!
5-part?! That’s crazy. Glad you’re stepping into a more cinematic style, I enjoy it a lot. It would be cool if you could do more like these in the future for other parks, but I love your normal coaster content as well. It really is amazing to see you put in this kind of effort into these videos, we all appreciate it!
I'd love to do it if this video performs well. The amount of work this kind of series takes is insane. I'd love to do it for kings island next year though
This is shaping up to be an awesome series. Can't wait for the rest of the episodes. 😄
Amazing video super interesting Cant wait for episode two Maybe you could do this type of video with other parks because it is soo good nice job man :)
This is already an amazing Documentary! Keep up the great work.
I’m going to magic mountain next week so I decided to watch the series because my enthusiast self wants to talk about coasters with gp and see what gp things they say
Great Job! Looking forward to episode two.
What sucks is that Six Flags isn’t acknowledging Magic Mountain’s 50th anniversary. One of my old managers/friend who has worked at the park since it opened has told me that he’s upset that they’re not doing anything to celebrate it, not even 50th anniversary merch of any kind.
Omg I been saying this the whole time they didn’t even acknowledge their 40th when is management gonna take notice and take tips from parks like knotts and Disney they can make so much money off of anniversary merchandise or a anniversary treat
@@themeparklunatic1996 they’re acknowledging Over Texas 60th anniversary but not any other of their parks when they hit an anniversary milestone. It gives me a they don’t care attitude.
This was Fantastic! Very nice job!
Amazing job on these! Very informative! I am truly a fan of yours!
Thanks!
Omg Chris another topic I did not see coming! Great video as always and I hope to talk to you about my experience with velocicoaster
Yes! My home park...looking forward to this series
I haven’t watched this yet but I’m anticipated
while I get what you mean, I dont think anticipated can be used like this. You can anticipate watching something, or an event can be anticipated; but the act of “being anticipated” is more along the lines of “anxiously awaiting” something. just an FYI PSA...
@@drewfinn2 I don’t have the best grammar, but I passed college. 😄
Just finished this fine documentary. As a guy who grew up with Cedar Point in Ohio, to moving out west in the early 2000's. I really like 6FMM, I'm a season pass holder, and definitely mark about as good as Cedar Point, almost.. But kudos to the information and history you presented.
Thanks for seeing it through
I love your videos so much, they are so interesting and full of good information!
WOOOOO! This is already super awesome. As a team member, I couldn't be happier to be working at the park during this milestone year, and I'm so glad to be learning about it from one of my favorite TH-cam channels.