Good thing it's in the back. That way when the rider inevitably vomits it doesn't go on anyone else. They should have called it the vomit comet. Some of that spinning looks incredibly intense for even the most robust stomach and inner ear havers.
1:37 till 1:47 looks even dangerous when it comes to the gforces. Maybe iam wrong? All by all cool idea, layout reminds me of Blue Fire without the triple launch system in the beginning. I even remember they used to test this aswel on Blue Fire.
Nice concept but not marketable due to the physiological effects of the spinning in so many directions (including the inversions). Even some flat rides have failed and stopped being produced due to low ridership, due to those conditions.
Tell us you're a rider who would vomit their guts up without telling us you would vomit your guts up 🤣🤣🤣 It's SUPPOSED to have physiological effects on you. That's the whole point. As for it "not being marketable," Six Flags' Pandemonium spinning coaster is so popular they've now erected identical models in five other parks. The Sierra Sidewinder spinning coaster at Knotts is also one of it's most popular attractions, as is Alton Towers Sonic Spinball. You don't like spinning coasters, and that's fine, but your opinion does not match the attendance figure facts.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 In addition to this, personally I can barely handle a teacup ride (assumedly the type of flat ride that the original commenter is talking about), but I got a pretty intense spin when I rode the Tailwhip and it wasn't uncomfortable or sickening at all. Effectively all it does is give you the most intense seat on the coaster (back row), but with a unique form of movement that leads to disorientation and further rerideability.
@@anamore Yeah, but the spinning coasters that I've seen at all amusement parks don't have inversions, which is for the reason I explained. Furthermore, it could result in health problems.
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This POV was perfect and on a large HD screen, looks amazing. Would love a chance to ride this in person.
There are other spinning seat coasters. This isn't the first one
Good thing it's in the back. That way when the rider inevitably vomits it doesn't go on anyone else. They should have called it the vomit comet. Some of that spinning looks incredibly intense for even the most robust stomach and inner ear havers.
Did you get the name vomit comet from total drama action
Now THIS is how you spin!!!
Ride looks sick, the backseat is gonna be a big no for me though
I must ride this. It is so unhinged.
1:37 that was nice
Pure insanity
I’m sorry if I’m wrong but isn’t Icon gonna have this feature as well?
Second half was unreal
WOW, that looks intense.
So is there literally going to be one of those per car? I dont see that being a problem...
So awsome!
1:37 till 1:47 looks even dangerous when it comes to the gforces. Maybe iam wrong? All by all cool idea, layout reminds me of Blue Fire without the triple launch system in the beginning. I even remember they used to test this aswel on Blue Fire.
I don't think they would allow it to run if it had dangerous forces and It is the same layout as Blue Fire! just without the backwards launch hahah
Don’t worry about it dreamworld will certainly not be taking any risks about safety after the river rapids incident
Amazing! I wonder what the price is!
Pricing has yet to be released.
it is $25 extra to go on the tailwhip
@@nate8716 pricey
@@nate8716 Why so expensive?
@@flaw3dgenius222 i think it is for the adrenaline junkies lmao
The seat spin looks too intense...
I don't think that adds anything to the coaster. Better to use a car with 4 seats to get more people through the line!
The price is 32mil
Woww I loved it
Marvellous 🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷
I would definitely ride it. Whoever wouldn't, doesn't have BDE.
Oh I'm definitely riding it if I ever get the chance!
I was there!,!,
Okay, looks great, but definitely not a “worlds first” 👎
stand in line all day in hopes to get a ride before close... pass
It’s an up charge lol. The line is also like 20 mins at most
bro best
Spinning makes the video bad
No it sound because the sits at the back spin the whole time it’s the pov of the expensive seats
Nice concept but not marketable due to the physiological effects of the spinning in so many directions (including the inversions). Even some flat rides have failed and stopped being produced due to low ridership, due to those conditions.
Tell us you're a rider who would vomit their guts up without telling us you would vomit your guts up 🤣🤣🤣
It's SUPPOSED to have physiological effects on you. That's the whole point. As for it "not being marketable," Six Flags' Pandemonium spinning coaster is so popular they've now erected identical models in five other parks. The Sierra Sidewinder spinning coaster at Knotts is also one of it's most popular attractions, as is Alton Towers Sonic Spinball. You don't like spinning coasters, and that's fine, but your opinion does not match the attendance figure facts.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 In addition to this, personally I can barely handle a teacup ride (assumedly the type of flat ride that the original commenter is talking about), but I got a pretty intense spin when I rode the Tailwhip and it wasn't uncomfortable or sickening at all. Effectively all it does is give you the most intense seat on the coaster (back row), but with a unique form of movement that leads to disorientation and further rerideability.
You forget that Time Traveller and the Ride to Happiness exist and are good Coasters
Their Extreme Spinning coaster is very popular with enthousiasts and the GP alike. Which is basically this.
@@anamore Yeah, but the spinning coasters that I've seen at all amusement parks don't have inversions, which is for the reason I explained. Furthermore, it could result in health problems.