The Beast Front Row (HD POV) Kings Island
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Opening date: April 14, 1979
Type: Wood
Manufacturer: Kings Island
Designer: Al Collins, Jeff Gramke, John C. Allen
Track layout: Terrain
Lift/launch system: 2 Chain lift hills
Height: 110 ft (34 m)
Drop: 141 ft (43 m)
Length: 7,359 ft (2,243 m)
Speed: 65 mph (105 km/h)
Inversions: 0
Duration: 4:10
Max vertical angle: 45°
Capacity: 1,200 riders per hour
G-force: 3.6
Height restriction: 48 in (122 cm)
Trains; 3 trains with 6 cars. Riders are arranged 2 across in 3 rows for a total of 36 riders per train.
Originally, the park wanted to re-build a replica of the Shooting Star roller coaster previously located at Cincinnati's Coney Island. Cincinnati's Coney Island was the predecessor to Kings Island and the Shooting Star was immensely popular at the park until the ride was demolished in 1971. The original idea to rebuild the Shooting Star was back-burnered in favor of a terrain coaster utilizing the park's natural wooded hills. The Shooting Star was indeed rebuilt, but not at Kings Island. A replica was constructed at Canada's Wonderland called the Mighty Canadian Minebuster.
The Beast opened on April 14, 1979 as the tallest, fastest, and longest wooden roller coaster in the world. It is often credited as the first modern-day wooden coaster to generate a marketing campaign. From elaborate animated commercials to countless television spots, the ride became famous worldwide. Because so many people have heard about The Beast, it is one of the most well-known roller coasters in the world. Charlie Dinn, Kings Island's Director of Construction, Maintenance, and Engineering at the time, spearheaded the The Beast's construction project. Dinn later formed his own construction firm, Dinn Corporation, in 1982 that went on to build ten more notable coasters across the country. The firm eventually became Custom Coasters International.
The Beast originally featured three underground tunnels. By its second season the second and third underground tunnels had been enclosed into one long one so that an access road could be built. Also after its first season, an enclosed tunnel structure was built over the final helix.
In 2000, the park opened the Son of Beast, a "sequel" to The Beast. Son of Beast was the tallest, fastest wooden roller coaster, and until 2006 was the only looping wooden coaster in the world. The loop was removed after the 2006 season for maintenance reasons following an accident. It was also the second longest wooden roller coaster, designed so that The Beast retained its longest wooden roller coaster record. Son of Beast closed in 2009 following another incident, and in July 2012, it was announced that the ride would be dismantled and removed from the park later that year.
In popular culture, R. L. Stine wrote a novel which featured the roller coaster and was named after it, simply titled The Beast. The book also had a sequel called The Beast 2.
The 2009 season was the coaster's 30th year running since its opening. With Diamondback built, the entrance of The Beast is back where it used to be in 1979. Most of the tracks and supports have been replaced in the double helix, creating a smoother ride.
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Can you please pin me
The Beast at night is an all-time great ride. When it is dark you cannot see any other part of the park except at the apex of the two lift hills. The tunnels are all pitch black. Classic!
Just keep your mouth closed if in the front unless you like eating bugs :-)
Try riding it at night while it’s raining. It’s so fast it makes you uneasy.
Lau Wen Han I guess I was the ride right before you then! I was on the second to last ride
I always ride it last for that reason
curtthebest TV I went on it on a dry day and night and the wheels were screaming around corners, never felt the breaks once
No video I've seen of the Beast truly depicts just how brutal this fucking ride is. Definitely my favorite coaster of all time.
It takes some of the mystery away when Bigfoot is just parkin' his Dodge next to the tracks.
😂 lol
HA!!!!!
😂😂😂😂
Honestly though, who wouldn't want to drive under the tracks and around the woods in that area? It's so pretty.
Haha good one.
I remember being on this ride. You could play a game of chess before reaching the top of the first hill.
Same with flight of fear 😳😂
LMAOOO NOT CHESS💀💀😂
@@ayla-dn4jo Underrated comment xD
@@phantomgamer8929 idk what i even meant lol... but still
@@missmckenzie5130 ya idk if i meant to reply . lolll
This coaster starts in kings Island and probably ends in cedar point.
That would be awesome. LOL
I wouldn't doubt it.
It ends at Canada’s wonderland
Probably
It ends in six flags magic mountain
Who’s trying to make it seem like your in a roller coaster while in quarantine?
Me
Lula chenka exactly me right now 🤣🤣 missin Luna park tbh!
Lula chenka oml yes! They postponed the opening day!!!
@@bridgett7292 It sucks. this is my home park too.
That is exactly what we're doing
its allonmynutsac yea man 😔
For its time (1979), this coaster was untouchable and remained that way for years. The sheer scale of the thing was and is incredible. Still a great ride today!
It came out the year I was born. Took me til I was 15 to get the nerve to ride it haha
Unrequited my dad rode it when it opened (I was 3 at the time) he said it clocked at nearly 80 mph that day. Not sure how true that is, but when I was 10, I would have believed it! lol
I wrote this roller coaster in 1978. It was great then and it's still great now. My all-time favorite
@@shannonsommer8428 It first ran summer ‘79
I rode this beast in 81.....😎 great memories.....
I've ridden The Beast more times than I can remember. It is, without question, one of the greatest, most satisfying rollercoasters ever made, wooden or otherwise. You feel the speed, the power as you take the turns into the tunnels, and it'll shake the teeth right out of your mouth.
rode orion 25 or more times
My father-in-law, an old retired farmer who lived an hour or more away, used to get a season pass and go to Kings Island *just* to ride The Beast. He'd get there and ride it all day long. The Beast is The BEST!
My friend and I would do the same thing. We would meet at 4pm after work, ride our motorcycles there and then just ride the beast until it was time to go. We did this once a week one summer.
Susan Bame 9
That's so sweet ❤️
I used to do the same with my dad but my brother found out about great pumpkin coaster
@@anthonyhernandez4909I . 0
World’s Longest Wooden Coaster, and the Longest Coaster in North America. This thing is literally a masterpiece!
This ride and The Racer are practically like fixtures that have stood the tests of time.
Not anymore. The beast has but the racers dont go backwards anymore.
@@lizcarter4554 That's cause when the new owners took over years ago, they wanted to make it more like Cedar Point. I wish they hadn't changed it. Kings Island should have its own identity.
So true.
I also can’t believe that they torn down Son of Beast...
@Deborah Sanders it would be a disaster if they didn’t... haven’t you heard what happed..😳😳
This is one of the best roller coasters in the world.
I remember when this coaster first opened. People would gather at the front gates of Kings Island waiting for the rope to drop at 10am. Then it would be a mad sprint to the back of the park where this ride was located. After that, the wait would be a couple hours for the rest of the day.
This sounds like a summer movie for kids lol
I rode it when it first opened. My aunt lived in Ohio and we would visit her every year
me and my brothers did that...had to be the first in line
despite there being no loop the loops or anything, looks like a really fun ride. probably one of the best wooden coasters ive seen too
@@DavidL1986 it was killer
I was at Kings Island yesterday, this ride is a MUST you cannot miss it. They made the tunnels pitch black, no more seeing open space below the tracks. The 2nd tunnel is so intense , the G forces are insane. What a thrill :)
Why is everybody complaining about this ride? It may be wooden and not your type of rollercoaster! My dad even rode this ride when he was a teenager so that just shows how old it was. I think it's pretty cool they still have this coaster up and running rather than than every other new rollercoaster, I think this ride changes the whole new theme :D
people don't like it because it has no airtime or inversions, but I'll take a night ride, or a ride in the rain, on this over airtime any time
Not every wooden coaster is rough.
rode this coaster 40 million times and the double helix is still my favorite part
I have rode this ride every year since it was open in 1979. I was one of the lucky ones that got to ride it 1st car 1st seat on the 2nd train out the day it open, but to ride this one, it's far most the best at night
Rode this with my brother in the summer of ‘80, I was ten, it was my first rollercoaster. He made me ride in the first seat. After that, I was a coaster junkie! Come back to watch this every once and a while for the memories.
My first time riding this: well that was short :/
Mom: You ready for the second round!?
Me: WAIT WHAT!?
Not¡!!!!!!!!!!!!!😒🤐🧐🙄😌😖😵
This is like a three minute ride though lmao
i wouldn't wait in that line again
My all time favorite King's Island roller coaster ride!
Nothing beats the clackity clack of the old timey wooden roller coasters!
This is the best wooden coaster in the world and my favorite coaster ever!!!
Rode it the year it opened as a kid. I remember crying and not wanting to ride it, and my mom basically made me ride it. I loved it so much...rode it over and over until the park closed. Still my favorite, and I've got grandkids that can ride it now.
My dad made me ride The Beastie first. I was crying until I felt the speed of the smaller coaster...but it soon wasn't enough. One ride on The Beast and i was hooked!
Thanks for just sharing the ride and not blabbing through it. The Beast needs no commentary.
I agree. Some of those 'other' coaster review video channels, the dude is just chattering like an idiot. I like this 'no commentary' style video as well.
Just rode this after its re-tracking this year. It still packs a punch, the double helix part is *VERY* intense. But the speed and length of this coaster is still incredible.
I was one of the first group of people to ride the Beast when it opened at Kings Island back in 1979 awesome rollercoaster
Darrell Penney
Me too!! The best ever.
So was the Brady Bunch!
In the fall of '79, this was my first coaster ride ever. Careening, soaring through the forest canopy, felt primordial and vast. Thrilling. Timeless.
It is one of my best memories of growing up. I'm so glad it is still there.
OMG! When you hit 4:00 in the video of the ride, it is absolutely unbelievable! Speed is incredible. Being from Ohio, I have ridden this ride many times. It is also in the Guinness Book of World Records!
I could barely keep my head up in those tunnels!
Ethanawesome210 i rid that on the left side seat and the most scary part of about 4:00 was that i was convinced that i would hit my head on the tunnel wall
one time I rode the Beast 22 times in one day had to stop because I burst a blood vessel in my eyeball but I loved every minute of it
Felicia Griffin i like vortex
I've seen faster
I rode this coaster too many times so many memories in this video. Thank you!!
the beast is one of my favorite rides but it fucking
kills my back lol
This ride, along with the Boss in St. Louis, are the 2 roughest roller coasters I've ever ridden. The Boss seems to have strong lateral forces which jerk violently from right to left, which has caused me to slam into the restraint mechanism, bruising my thigh. But with the Beast, the violent motions are up and down as opposed to side to side. And I do remember it wrecking havoc on my back. LOL I rode it twice back in 2011, but the second ride experience wasn't quite as rough. I hope to return there sometime within the next 2 years. For this year, I'm hoping for Six Flags Great America & Cedar Point.
+Jeremy Wissel try wildcat if you ever go to Lake Compounce in Connecticut. Good luck finding your spine after.
Now that's an oldie that I'll certainly have to try if I ever make it out there. I also think that is the oldest operating theme park in the US. I've conquered Six Flags Great America, Six Flags St. Louis, King's Island. And now Cedar Point & Mt. Olympus Theme parks this year and I have to say that Zues at Mt. Olympus is probably the new roughest roller coaster I've ever been on. It's a very short ride and I lucked out not to feel pain, but it beat everybody else up. LOL Their Hades 360 turned out to be rather smooth unlike all the hype I had read online. I didn't find Cedar Point's Mean Streak to be as rough as others hyped either, though the people who came with did. We did, however, find their 50 y/o Blue Streak to pack much more of a punch than we thought. It wasn't painful, but for only going 40MPH, it has lots of air time and the sensation of the train coming off the track and slamming back onto the track. Pegasus at Mt Olympus was the same speed but even smaller and had surprisingly rough with strong lateral forces. It was loaded mainly with children who were moaning when it stopped. LOL
You know, I just revisited King's Island last fall and I didn't find the Beat to be rough at all. There was a bit of a rough spot just before you went into the first tunnel of the helix, but I only felt it during the first ride. We rode it 4 times and it was rather smooth. I'm wondering if it was re-tracked since 2011? And as for the Boss, I've heard that ride has been getting re-tracked and is no longer that rough either.
same bruh....
i live right by kings island and this is definitely one of my top favourite rides
Are u originally from the U.K.?
I don't know if it's because this ride if getting older or because I am getting older, but when I ride this ride NOW, oh my lord, my back and neck. I LOVE this ride, but now I am hesitant to ride it.
Rebecca Leddington this coaster particularly is pretty rough. It's not all wooden coasters.
James Allen I nearly died yesterday on this ride cause the thing that holds you in didn't clamp until we were half way up the first ramp so it might not be around much longer
I grew up riding this, and I just took my first trip back to KI in ten years today. Got the fast pass and rode this thing 4 times back to back ending it on the back car. I'm definitely feeling it! Not in my 20s anymore!
This coaster just has age to it, so it is a little more rough on you. Mystic timbers however, being almost brand new, is so smooth. It just depends on the age of the coaster. Like the Vortex being one of this parks original steel coasters, is super rough because of age.
Yeah, when I was a kid, this ride was fun, now it just hurts.
As the ex president of a roller coaster club, I can only say that this coaster is about the double helix, and the rest, a nice ride in the country. Oh, and one of the top 10 in the country by the way!
A very underrated coaster. I rode it for the first time on July 19, 2016 and loved it. The ride was my 76 coaster credit. I now have 138 credits. I am a speed demon when it comes to coasters and this is a pure definition of a speedy. The lateral gs it pulls is great to. A Kings Island masterpiece.
Haven't forgotten any of the ride. We used to scream our lungs out. Not from being scared but from absolute joy!
Even know the Beast drags you around I LOVE IT! ❤️
Videos of this ride do it no justice. You have to ride it to really experience it!
the best wooden roller coaster ever!!!
a ride with 0 airtime best coaster ever????? And it has that stupid pre banking technique that all stone age era coasters used. Tons of fun having all your weight shifted into the person next to you before every turn. this ride is iconic yes. But the best wooden coaster it is not. That award goes to wooden coasters like el toro, outlaw run and the voyage.
El toro trumps this ride!
Clarence Marsh You need tl explore more.
Phoenix is better than The Beast. Boulder Dash is better than the Beast. Hell Mystic Timbers is better
One of the best, but not THE best. It's still the longest of all the woodies though and will likely hold that record forever. Son of Beast was probably the best ever made but it had serious issues. Also, the Beast scored 666 for the 2017 Golden Ticket Awards and ended up in 6th place....goldenticketawards.com/top-50-wooden-coasters/
One of the all-time classics. Was there in the spring of '79 when it opened. What an epic ride!
If you have back problems...this ride is not for you. Also ladies, wear a good bra. I cant stress that enough.
No kidding strapless bras are not the way to get on these rides 😂
Threw my back out
@Jay Davis I was waiting for a man to chime in with this comment 😁
double d for me yeee haw
My best friend and I were basically holding our boobs the entire time, even tho she and I are C's 😂
Awesome, thanks for sharing your video with us.
A GREAT coaster. Rode it about 15 times this past weekend.
It’s still amazing to think PTC or CCI or GCI or any of those companies didn’t make this monster. The blood is on the hands of the staff of Kings Island. They MADE this. Every time a park makes a coaster itself, an angel gains it’s wings. As for the next one, right now that’s Primordial at Lagoon. Glad to see the art’s not dead yet. Godspeed, Beast.
I just wish the KI staff made Son of Beast instead of that other company that screwed up a great ride.🎢 Idk y they couldn't keep it in-house...😖😠🙄😒🤦🏽♀️
That is one long ride. I love wooden coasters. Clickety clack. Love that sound.
There is just something about a wooden coaster! Perhaps it is the smell of the oil they use on the mechanical bit or the oil they use to preserve the wood longer. Perhaps it is the sound of the chain and the cracking of the wood sometimes. Perhaps it is because my grandfather took me on my first coaster when I was 7. It is the oldest still operating wooden coaster in the world I think definitely in the USA. The leap the dips at Lakemont Park in Altoona, Pennsylvania. I remember I was so scared but he held my hand the whole time and when we finished I wanted to go again and have been hooked on wooden coasters to this day. Whatever it is there is nothing better than a wooden roller coaster so I thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing this video. It truly brought so many memories flooding back
A truly epic coaster; one of my favorites. One of the longest rides, too. Fabulous!
The Best Rollercoaster ride i ever been on! Nobody beats the BEAST!
Growing up I always had a season pass to Cedar Point. I have ridden every coaster there more times than I can count. That being said, the Beast at Kings Island is without a doubt the best roller coaster I have ever ridden.
Fuck yeah. Same.
This is kings island??
I have ridden The Beast hundreds of times in my life. When it first came to Kings Island my first ride was at night! Lights are so cool in the dark and the tunnels were awesome!!
This coaster looks absolutely amazing!! I want to go on this!
Please do! It is AMAZING! And it's in the Guinness Book of World Records for longest wooden roller coaster!
Finally. A non-stabilized video
I grew up in Cincinnati and went to Kings Island every summer, sometimes multiple times. This video brought me right back to when I was a kid, down to having your skeleton liquified on that rough track!
Me too! One summer my cousin and I were given season passes, we'd get dropped off and just book it around the park all day riding everything over and over. We were like 10 years old. How times have changed. This was '86.
Quite a cool wooden coaster, because of the way it weaves in and out of scenery.
I’m in northeastern KY. I’ve ridden this many times. It’s fantastic and being out in the trees is so beautiful. Such a cool experience! Definitely a must ride if you love coasters!
Please don't vote for that traitor McConnell! From one Beast fan to another. lol KY and America deserve better!
My home park. I've been on the Beast probably 300 times. NEVER gets old!
I rode this in its opening season, 1980. I was 10 and barely tall enough. Must have road it 100 times. They can build 1,000 roller coasters a year for the next 100 years, and all of them will be competing for second place. The Beast will never, ever, ever, EVER be topped. #1 FOREVER!
James Edgar it opened for the 1979 season
I like how the chain lift speakers and audio make it sound like you’re in a horror film
i call this one the fun headache
Haha, so true! I always get one on it. Whenever I make my way back to Ohio I visit Kings Island specifically for this ride.
The ride is so old.
@@judithblakey7193 Better than most woodies built today
I used to love this ride. No loops but wooden track bumpy. 2 awesome 360 turns. Longest coaster ride I have ever been on. The first drop into the tunnel is amazing
This video makes the beast look a lot slower than it actually is
Agreed. That last corner before you hit the second lift hill is insanely fast and the helixes are just a blur. Still my favorite woodie and even better right after it rains as the friction brakes have less grab.
I tell people you have to personally experience this ride to understand the tenacity of it
Me and some highschool buddies on a summer of 79, drove the 1:45 min from southern Indiana just to ride the beast. None of us had ever been on a coaster.
Once in the queue line weaving back and forth we all started to get nervous and tried to come up with rationalizations that would seem not “too” embarrassing so we could jump out of line and go to, idk.,The Enchanted Voyage or that big tub thing that spun and sucked you to the walls and made you sick. Any thing but THE BEAST!!
Fortunately, we “manned” up and It was wickedly fun time on our own for some 16yr olds.
I remember when the Beast was first introduced, it was advertised to be the biggest, baddest, fastest roller coaster in the world.
now that is the greatest ride i have ever witness , would dearly love to go on it
I absolutely love The Beast. When I was a teenager we had passes and would go while school was in and the park was dead. There were days where we rode this thing over and over and over without ever getting off, they'd just send the car right through the station if you wanted them to because no one was in line. The way that the cars kind of bounce or skip through the double helix in the tunnel is my favorite part of any ride I've ever been on.
Could not ask for a better coaster climax in my opinion
5 times in a row every time I go and never gets tired!
My favorite wooden coaster. The tunnel after the second lift hill is...well, a beast. One of the things I like about wooden coasters is how the ride can be rough and unpredictable. I start to notice different things that I don't on a steel coaster, which isn't me dogging steel coasters--it's just the way each type is made. The Beast still seems so fresh and exciting, even after being in operation for 40 years.
I got engaged on this hill ! We met at King's Island when we were teenagers and the first ride we rode together was the Beast. We found each other later in life so it was fitting for us to get engaged there.
The Beat at night is definitely a whole other experience
The height always makes roller coasters thrilling for me!Have to try this one!😈🎢
One of the longest wooden coaster out there
Holy crap that looks terrifying. My heart was racing just watching this, and that doesn't normally happen to me with POV videos. I need to ride this!!
The lift hill is way faster now! I don't know why, but its faster. My favorite roller coaster at Kings Island, especially at night!
Exploring the Forgotten it was slow cause u had to have enough time to listen to the audio but they took away that annoying audio so....
I always ride that last
I didn't notice the audio when I went last month so you could be right, but the beginning of the lift will always be slow since you are waiting on the next block to clear of the previous train. If that train never cleared the one on the lift wouldn't go down the hill.
I heard that one goes faster at night,about 70 mph?
Blind Assassin MGTOW what a lift hill that goes 70mph? It goes the lift goes the same speed every time. Yes it is true that a coaster can get faster as the day goes on but that’s only because the wheels start to warm up.
One of my favorites after all these years.
this is the Best and Longest Wooden coaster out there...ALL HALE the BEAST!!
Jd Dehl in my humble opinion, this the king of roller coasters.
😍😍😍
Its spelled hail and i agree with you
What a ride on a wooden rollercoaster! A long one at that. And many parts of the ride, through a forest. Looks like fun.
The name fits.
Ride it on a hot Summer night. It goes way, way back in the woods, full of lightning bugs. This is a dream coaster, full of white knuckle scares and a very special double helix treat at the end. I've ridden it since it first opened! Nothing matches it's beauty!
I grew up in Ky. We waited for summer to come. Going to Kings Island was awesome way to spend summer days. The Beast was the best coaster. You had to ride i front. Then you rode the Twin Racers. So much fun. I sure miss those times.
As I child I enjoyed the beast, as an adult this ride gave me an extreme headache getting knocked back in forth in seat💔
This coaster literally almost broke my back. It can not be stated in words how hecn rough this roller coaster is.
Damn,you get your moneys worth out of this ride. Long!
KX500Maniac that what she said
KX500Maniac long shlong
Now this is what you truly call a rollercoaster.
I must visit this park, I've always wanted to ride the Beast, great video,thanks
Do it. Totally worth it. It's just a rough ride, hold on tight.
Still the best. Rode it year it opened and still the first ride I get on whenever I go to KI❤️🥰
Rode this Coaster back in 1979 when it was new.
1986 for me.
Me too, and bought a shirt, and bragged about it at high school in Canada.
@@Musique61414 Me too. Good looking shirt if I remember?
This looks incredibly cool
I remember riding The Beast, The Bat and the Screamin' Demon all on the same day. Of those, only The Beast remains. The Demon was sort of an anticlimax, and The Bat seemed so unsafe you really wondered if you were going to survive the ride.
The Beast in front row at night is definitely one of the best rides out there.
I'm old enough to remember how great this ride was before trim brakes and when it had original restraints.
I really enjoyed this. It's a beautiful ride through the forest.
Rode this as a kid in the 80's...absolut thrill and , at that time , longest distance coaster in the world...couldn't believe how long the ride lasted !!! I'm glad to see it and King's Island are still up and running - thanks for posting this vid !!
What an incredible coaster.
Im so excited to go back to king island
Brings me right back to my childhood glad to see that it's still goin strong. Thanks for sharing!
So cool!! Thank you!! But,I have to say, I laughed at the " Do not stand up " sign. You know there was that one idiot who did it,to warrant the sign going up! LMAO!!
Not on this coaster. But I don't remember which. I read a story of a guy standing up to wave to his family. Ironically he was knocked off the coaster by the do not stand sign at the top of the lift hill.
i love the do not stand up signs. Like what am I going to do? i’m being held down! i can’t stand up
The Mother Loving Beast!
Thanks for the flashback !!! This was my summer of 94. My mother worked at the Pizza Hus,the whole summer was standing in line for a 20 second ride. Taught a lesson in patients, plus all the pizza and "Cheers "in front of the live audience a person could handle,
the helix is still unrivaled
Rode The Beast Many years ago, on a church youth trip.. at that time it was supposed to have been the fastest, longest and highest wooden coaster ever built. Great fun.. great memories.
The “click click”sound when you’re going up that first hill is total psychological torture!