For me the thing that makes Space Mountain at Disneyland so great is the soundtrack. It makes the mild speed of the coaster seem so much faster. Having the speakers in the cars also helps.
Agreed. I don't quite love any of the Disney coasters, but the soundtrack on California Screamin' (now Incredicoaster) was PERFECT. It elevated the ride way beyond it's kinda mediocre layout by making even the weak bunny hills seem exciting. I still listen to it on occasion...
Manta at SeaWorld San Diego is my favorite family coaster even though I guess it didn’t meet the criteria for this video. Within the criteria it would be between Space Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Disneyland CA, though I really need to reride them.
I'm sorry oh dear leader, but the only coasters that would qualify dont have listed speeds, and thus likely werent included. Not to mention they are old and rough! Having said that, do with me what you must, but spare my family! I'm but a poor messenger!
Th13teen and Wickerman would’ve been such a good fit for the list. Too bad they’re over 40 mph. I think it should be 45mph limit. And I’ve got a video idea. Instead of top coasters for families you should do top coaster families. (Like ranking the families that own manufacturers and parks and stuff like the Mack family or the Thompson family
I mean IDK if I would call them family coasters though. I think the 40mph limit was a good choice, rides like WIckerman and Th13teen lean a bit too far over into being family coasters. I know I sure as heck would've been too scared to ride rides that big when I was younger.
Family coasters imo are the #1 thing every park needs. Everyone can enjoy them, weather you are a PG chicken or a hardcore enthusiast, everyone can enjoy these. I rode Kentucky Flier and was amazed of how it was good enough for me cause I love airtime pops and kids and family can enjoy at the same time. Every park truly needs one. I am talking to you Holiday World.
Well yeah, most parks need a good lineup of them, preferrably comparable to the quantity of extreme coasters in order to make sure the park can be appealing to everyone and not just teenagers and enthusiasts.
Here’s some coasters I’m expecting to see on this list... Intimidator 305, X2, Lightning Rod, Dododonpa, El Toro, Formula Rossa, Kingda Ka, Tower of Terror 2, Montu, The Smiler, Eejanika
Small note: at disneyland paris , space mountain is actually a completely different coaster (vekoma looping coaster). Might want to add that one in so people don't get too confused
I'm sure RMC's new family hybrid coaster would make the list. ;) Also I would've drawn the line at 50mph, there are a lot of family coasters that max out between 40 and 50mph and even some family coasters that go above that, e.g. Juvelen.
Yeah, and again I think the 40mph limitation he put in was just right! Rides as big as those 2 definitely lean more into being in between coasters between the family rides and the thrill coasters.
I worked in Tomorrowland at Disneyland from 2008-2018 but I honestly prefer space mountain at magic kingdom. I've ridden this coaster well over 500 times in my life and that's including the original version before the shutdown in 2003. I know mine has the on ride audio but in terms of actual roller coaster it doesn't really get going until the end and only has 1 significant drop. While at Magic Kingdom you have two separate tracks that feel faster and more out of control. The sound track is pumped into the ride building so that's not as good but the version is just amore fun roller coaster for me. Omega side is better in my opinion, it has 3 significant drops and the ride just fees like more than a bunch of downwards helixes. Also, we don't have the star tunnel in que in Anaheim lol
I'd add 'Joris En De Draak" in Efteling, Kaatsheuvel, Holland. Though it goes 75 km/h it's a really great coaster for also kids, not too youhg, but i'd say its a very great ride! I'm also not a great fan of loops and other weird things, but this is one of my favorite rides. It has no loops or whatshowever. Or "DragonFly" In Duinrell. No invertions, i don't know how fast it goes though, it's an family coaster. Oh, if ur ever going to visit Duinrell, i dare you to ride "waterspin"... Any Dutchies here who have ride it?
I mean I've ridden Joris en de draak and I don't think I'd count it as a family coaster, it's too tall, too fast, and too intense. But still a really fun ride none the less.
Hansa Park calls Kärnan a Family-Thrill Coaster, so there we have the best family coaster XD Okay, seriously, my favourite family coasters are Colorado Adventure, Dwervelwind and Van Helsings Factory. I also think all the other Gerstlauer Bobsled Coaster look great, espacially Heiße Fahrt at Klotten
I think Space Fantasy at Universal Studios Japan is really underrated. It's an amazing rollercoaster with great theming and because it's not that fast or dark you can really appreciate that.
the deal with magic kingdom space mountain is that it's the Matterhorn ... the ride that throws your back out. Same cars, same old pipe rails, same layout. ... except instead of alpine mountain rockwork you get pitch black and an aged space station for theming. 8\ ... and you don't have the same nighttime ride option that you do at the Matterhorn (which is honestly super worth it).
Hey Taylor, would you please re-review some of the coasters that you reviewed a long time ago and think that your opinions have changed? Thanks for the great content!
I actually have thought the same thing. Sometimes I am checking out a ride that Taylor reviewed when he was 15 or something, and I wonder if it's gotten rough by now or if he has additional insights after getting to ride it more. Following up on old reviews might be a good option for those times when you can't travel and get new footage, Taylor!
Prowler at KC Worlds of Fun is an awesome coaster. No big hills, just the feeling of a cougar running through the trees. It might be a little aggressive to be called a family coaster, but it is fast and switches side to side quickly following the contour of the terrain.
Escape from Gringotts is fantastic. It'd probably be my #1 too, and my whole family loved it. I actually like Orlando's Space Mountain a lot, but I want to put in a word for WDW's Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, which I'd rate higher than Space Mountain as an overall experience--I haven't experienced Colorado Adventure, but BTMR is by far the best mine train I've been on, just from length combined with Disney's incredible theming. And, again, it's a ride my family can share, though they seem to consider it right at the top of their comfort zone. Roar-O-Saurus is the only GG junior woodie I've ridden, and it is stunning, a real airtime machine. It's intense enough that my family won't go on it, though. But I've seen little kids enjoying it, so it's hard to argue that it's not a family coaster. Story Land's other coaster, the Polar Coaster, is much more of a kiddie ride and will only really thrill the little ones, but I like its cute theming and the fact that it's a terrain coaster.
Way too much competition, but I was hoping the Dragon Coaster (Rye Playland) would make your list. It's the only remaining family coaster designed by Frederick Church. Love this channel, btw!
I rode Pégase express, and I liked it ! This is a cool Gerstlauer family coaster with two launches ( foreward and backwards ) and a lift hill. Despite this being a parking lot coaster, it has a pretty cool greek theming with little jokes scattered through the que line that always make me smiling. It features an out and back layout, and thus has many little airtime hills. I though Big Thuder Mountain at Disneyland Paris would have been on this list 😁
The old Eurosat at Europapark would be my number one. But the new one sadly isn't as good. So my favorites would be: 1. Heidi the Ride at Plopsaland 2. Thi3teen at Alton Towers 3. Van Helsings Factory at Movie Park Germany 4. Colorado Adventure at Phantasialand 5. Arthur at Europa Park
Not claiming that it's the best but my favorite family coaster is Goldrusher at Magic Mountain. The way it uses the terrain is so so fun. Plus the helix at the end is actually fairly intense
For some reason when I went to kk, I rode Kentucky flyer and the back row had a really strong rattle but when I went in the front row it was very smooth
The Kiddie, Family, Thrill, Extreme thing on RCDB is dumb in my opinion because they will rank any coaster with an inversion even if it is the tamest thing ever and they rank a lot of smaller gcis or gravity group as “Family” or “Thrill” Bruh Also they rank wacky worms as families but rank DUPLO Dino Coaster, Lil Phantom, and Roller Skater as kiddie like wtf those deserve ultra extreme and wacky worms are kiddie not family
Yeah, I remember the Gringotts ride being awesome. The other one (I think it’s called the Forbidden Journey?) wasn’t that good though. One of them broke down halfway during the ride (I don’t remember which one, or maybe it was a different ride like Transformers or Spider Man) so I saw all the technical components and stuff, that was a pretty unique experience I doubt I’ll have again. They gave us an extra ride afterward so it was pretty cool and a win win situation.
My son rides only family coasters, and I saw a few of our favorites in this video! One of his other favorites is Phoenix. We all enjoy riding that together as a family. 💛 My daughters are up for any coaster though, thank goodness!
Haven't been on most of these, but Space Mountain (and Big Thunder Mountain even though it's not on the list) are both really good choices. I don't remember for sure but I'm pretty sure Big Thunder Mountain was my first coaster in 1987 (didn't ride Space Mountain on that trip, but since then it's become my favorite ride in the park, to the point that I proposed to my wife using a ride photo on Space Mountain.) I'd also say that California Screamin' / Incredicoaster is a good "gateway coaster" (Gets up to 65 MPH and has an inversion, but not really a thrill coaster all things considered.) It'll be interesting to see how the Tron coaster at Magic Kingdom fits into this when it opens (looks like the Shanghai version launches to around 60 MPH, but has no inversions and only a 48" height requirement)
Woodstock Express at King's Dominion is my current favourite family coaster. there is just something so satisfying and charming about it, and I actually got some decent airtime!
Honestly, the speed limit, to me, is really just there to ensure the list isn't predictable. If it wasn't there, Hagrid would have taken the win, I'm 100% certain. It has something for practically everyone. Honestly, Universal seems to practically have mastered the themed family coaster. Glad I can consider Orlando one of my home parks.
That was a great list! I haven’t ridden as many coasters as you, but some of my favorites include Runaway Mine Train SFOT, Wave Breaker, Gemini (if you can call it a family coaster lol) and my all time favorite family coaster is Road Runner Express at my home park of Fiesta Texas (I have a nostalgia bias probably)
Not sure if this fits the requirements but i absolutely LOVE Sierra Sidewinder at Knotts. Its really fun and has a crazy moment where you're whipping around a helix right above the ground.
I'm glad you included Cobras Curse! I visited BGTB a couple of years ago and I had just as much FUN on that ride as I did on the main coasters in the park.
yep cobras curse looks so fun last time i went to BGTB i havent thought abt it and was scared so i wasnt able to ride it, but ive watched the pov many times and it looks amazing and super fun and thrilling so next time i go to BGT, im def going on it!!:)
Dude, if you come to Europe you have to go back to Toverland. Just watch this: th-cam.com/video/xWM5s39kQZ4/w-d-xo.html The only forcefull wing coaster on the planet!!! Toverland is my Homepark and I really love it. Sorry for my bad English
Some of the Mack Rides are very good family coaster examples but Wicker Man is a very good family thrill coaster but like u said, if it's the 40mph then fair enough!
Oh wow, didn't expect Arthur. I'm not very fond of it as imo it is not a good coaster and not a very good darkride either, as the storytelling is pretty lackluster and most scenes are very static and often bare. I agree about a lot of the others though :)
Try to dig in on Kings Dominion please beacause the only safari themed thing left is nothing so i thing the safari place and theme is gone bc now it is only scrambler and bobsled
Number 1: Fury 325
No doubt, it’s the best!
TylerPCoyne It’s my favorite family coaster :)
Unbolted Alarm Very tame, totally not 325 feet tall
Number 0: Falcon's Flight
X Coaster Enthusiast Ah yes, my favorite F A M I L Y R I D E
For me the thing that makes Space Mountain at Disneyland so great is the soundtrack. It makes the mild speed of the coaster seem so much faster. Having the speakers in the cars also helps.
Agreed. I don't quite love any of the Disney coasters, but the soundtrack on California Screamin' (now Incredicoaster) was PERFECT. It elevated the ride way beyond it's kinda mediocre layout by making even the weak bunny hills seem exciting. I still listen to it on occasion...
Kings Island should RMC Woodstock express and It’ll be number one on this list
Y e s 😂
Rmc racer and make it the twisted colossus of Ohio
Would it meet the requirements tho?
@@TylerPCoyne probably not😂would be interesting if it actually happened
I really want to see what RMC would do to one of those out and back racers.
Manta at SeaWorld San Diego is my favorite family coaster even though I guess it didn’t meet the criteria for this video. Within the criteria it would be between Space Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Disneyland CA, though I really need to reride them.
@@Joshwake I’m sure your joking but I’m referring to the Mack Rides Launch Coaster. 😂
None of them in my country? Come on
I'm sorry oh dear leader, but the only coasters that would qualify dont have listed speeds, and thus likely werent included. Not to mention they are old and rough! Having said that, do with me what you must, but spare my family! I'm but a poor messenger!
Taylor is just suggestions what rides should be relocated to your beautiful country
Th13teen and Wickerman would’ve been such a good fit for the list. Too bad they’re over 40 mph. I think it should be 45mph limit. And I’ve got a video idea. Instead of top coasters for families you should do top coaster families. (Like ranking the families that own manufacturers and parks and stuff like the Mack family or the Thompson family
I mean IDK if I would call them family coasters though. I think the 40mph limit was a good choice, rides like WIckerman and Th13teen lean a bit too far over into being family coasters. I know I sure as heck would've been too scared to ride rides that big when I was younger.
@@drdewott9154 wicker man does but thirteen is very family friendly
Thirteen is rubbish
@@stevie3452 on the scale of family coasters it’s really good. Brilliant theming, decent airtime and good positives and that drop track always gets me
@@stevie3452 sit down
Family coasters imo are the #1 thing every park needs. Everyone can enjoy them, weather you are a PG chicken or a hardcore enthusiast, everyone can enjoy these. I rode Kentucky Flier and was amazed of how it was good enough for me cause I love airtime pops and kids and family can enjoy at the same time. Every park truly needs one. I am talking to you Holiday World.
Well yeah, most parks need a good lineup of them, preferrably comparable to the quantity of extreme coasters in order to make sure the park can be appealing to everyone and not just teenagers and enthusiasts.
Here’s some coasters I’m expecting to see on this list...
Intimidator 305, X2, Lightning Rod, Dododonpa, El Toro, Formula Rossa, Kingda Ka, Tower of Terror 2, Montu, The Smiler, Eejanika
Mr Coller Roaster seems reasonable
Yep especially the smiler
Also DUPLO Dino Coaster
Especially the smiler
I understood that you couldn't put steel vengeance on there cause its a kiddy coaster, but still
Small note: at disneyland paris , space mountain is actually a completely different coaster (vekoma looping coaster). Might want to add that one in so people don't get too confused
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I think Escape From Gringotts is a little overrated. I would take Revenge of the Mummy over it which is in the same park as Gringotts.
Mummy all day!
I think Mummy is WAY better than gringotts
Mummy goes 45 mph, so it didn’t qualify for his list.
I'm sure RMC's new family hybrid coaster would make the list. ;)
Also I would've drawn the line at 50mph, there are a lot of family coasters that max out between 40 and 50mph and even some family coasters that go above that, e.g. Juvelen.
Tbh not including wickerman or th13teen is fine. With their slightly dark theme I'm not sure whether they would appeal to the whole family
Yeah, and again I think the 40mph limitation he put in was just right! Rides as big as those 2 definitely lean more into being in between coasters between the family rides and the thrill coasters.
Slightly dark 🤣🤣🤣 It's a horror theme
Nah wickerman is a family coaster themed to sacrificing yourself to the literal devil💀
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LIL PHANTOM NUMBER 1 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I think that’s the name of a rapper!
But lil phantom isn’t a family coaster
I’m extremely disappointed that this didn’t make the list!
Magic kingdoms space mountain is the best. I love the seats and i love all those head chopping moments
I worked in Tomorrowland at Disneyland from 2008-2018 but I honestly prefer space mountain at magic kingdom. I've ridden this coaster well over 500 times in my life and that's including the original version before the shutdown in 2003. I know mine has the on ride audio but in terms of actual roller coaster it doesn't really get going until the end and only has 1 significant drop. While at Magic Kingdom you have two separate tracks that feel faster and more out of control. The sound track is pumped into the ride building so that's not as good but the version is just amore fun roller coaster for me. Omega side is better in my opinion, it has 3 significant drops and the ride just fees like more than a bunch of downwards helixes. Also, we don't have the star tunnel in que in Anaheim lol
I'd add 'Joris En De Draak" in Efteling, Kaatsheuvel, Holland. Though it goes 75 km/h it's a really great coaster for also kids, not too youhg, but i'd say its a very great ride! I'm also not a great fan of loops and other weird things, but this is one of my favorite rides. It has no loops or whatshowever.
Or "DragonFly" In Duinrell. No invertions, i don't know how fast it goes though, it's an family coaster.
Oh, if ur ever going to visit Duinrell, i dare you to ride "waterspin"... Any Dutchies here who have ride it?
I mean I've ridden Joris en de draak and I don't think I'd count it as a family coaster, it's too tall, too fast, and too intense. But still a really fun ride none the less.
Dragonfly goes 50 km/h
I would put the Crush Coaster on the list!
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Hansa Park calls Kärnan a Family-Thrill Coaster, so there we have the best family coaster XD
Okay, seriously, my favourite family coasters are Colorado Adventure, Dwervelwind and Van Helsings Factory. I also think all the other Gerstlauer Bobsled Coaster look great, espacially Heiße Fahrt at Klotten
Love Space Mountain! The Star tunnel music is my jam
Just tested Objectif Mars at futuroscope in France. Brilliant intamin controled spinning coaster with a drop track and super Nice dark ride part
Jet rescue at sea world Australia is a really underrated family coaster
Yeah agreed
Launches are intense so it's more of a thrill coaster
100%
Someone 234 firechaser express is a launch coaster and that’s definitely a family coaster
SeaWorld Orlando has some great family coasters which I think could be added to the list, besides that it was an awesome list!
Space Mountain at Magic Kingdom was my very first coaster ever!
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I think Space Fantasy at Universal Studios Japan is really underrated. It's an amazing rollercoaster with great theming and because it's not that fast or dark you can really appreciate that.
the deal with magic kingdom space mountain is that it's the Matterhorn ... the ride that throws your back out. Same cars, same old pipe rails, same layout.
... except instead of alpine mountain rockwork you get pitch black and an aged space station for theming. 8\
... and you don't have the same nighttime ride option that you do at the Matterhorn (which is honestly super worth it).
Hey Taylor, would you please re-review some of the coasters that you reviewed a long time ago and think that your opinions have changed? Thanks for the great content!
I actually have thought the same thing. Sometimes I am checking out a ride that Taylor reviewed when he was 15 or something, and I wonder if it's gotten rough by now or if he has additional insights after getting to ride it more. Following up on old reviews might be a good option for those times when you can't travel and get new footage, Taylor!
It's on my to do list!
Prowler at KC Worlds of Fun is an awesome coaster. No big hills, just the feeling of a cougar running through the trees. It might be a little aggressive to be called a family coaster, but it is fast and switches side to side quickly following the contour of the terrain.
Kinda bummed that Panic Coaster: Back Daan didn’t make the list
It was the #11 spot :(
It should’ve been an honorable mention
But if he did a top 10 weirdest family coasters, I think it might make that list.
The Whizzer at SFGAM is a fantastic family coaster that most adults enjoy too!
Agreed!
100%
Escape from Gringotts is fantastic. It'd probably be my #1 too, and my whole family loved it.
I actually like Orlando's Space Mountain a lot, but I want to put in a word for WDW's Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, which I'd rate higher than Space Mountain as an overall experience--I haven't experienced Colorado Adventure, but BTMR is by far the best mine train I've been on, just from length combined with Disney's incredible theming. And, again, it's a ride my family can share, though they seem to consider it right at the top of their comfort zone.
Roar-O-Saurus is the only GG junior woodie I've ridden, and it is stunning, a real airtime machine. It's intense enough that my family won't go on it, though. But I've seen little kids enjoying it, so it's hard to argue that it's not a family coaster. Story Land's other coaster, the Polar Coaster, is much more of a kiddie ride and will only really thrill the little ones, but I like its cute theming and the fact that it's a terrain coaster.
Way too much competition, but I was hoping the Dragon Coaster (Rye Playland) would make your list. It's the only remaining family coaster designed by Frederick Church. Love this channel, btw!
I rode Pégase express, and I liked it ! This is a cool Gerstlauer family coaster with two launches ( foreward and backwards ) and a lift hill. Despite this being a parking lot coaster, it has a pretty cool greek theming with little jokes scattered through the que line that always make me smiling. It features an out and back layout, and thus has many little airtime hills.
I though Big Thuder Mountain at Disneyland Paris would have been on this list 😁
Pegase express should indeed be there.
The old Eurosat at Europapark would be my number one. But the new one sadly isn't as good. So my favorites would be:
1. Heidi the Ride at Plopsaland
2. Thi3teen at Alton Towers
3. Van Helsings Factory at Movie Park Germany
4. Colorado Adventure at Phantasialand
5. Arthur at Europa Park
RMC should make kiddie coasters
Not claiming that it's the best but my favorite family coaster is Goldrusher at Magic Mountain.
The way it uses the terrain is so so fun. Plus the helix at the end is actually fairly intense
I find the SBF Visa Cyclon models quite fun. Sure they don’t do much but they serve their purpose
Winja's and colorado adventure are amazing
So many great choices in this video. Big ups on Arthur, which I think is something of a masterpiece.
Every time I saw Road Runner Express in the intro I was like “YES”
For some reason when I went to kk, I rode Kentucky flyer and the back row had a really strong rattle but when I went in the front row it was very smooth
The Kiddie, Family, Thrill, Extreme thing on RCDB is dumb in my opinion because they will rank any coaster with an inversion even if it is the tamest thing ever and they rank a lot of smaller gcis or gravity group as “Family” or “Thrill”
Bruh
Also they rank wacky worms as families but rank DUPLO Dino Coaster, Lil Phantom, and Roller Skater as kiddie like wtf those deserve ultra extreme and wacky worms are kiddie not family
Yeah, I remember the Gringotts ride being awesome. The other one (I think it’s called the Forbidden Journey?) wasn’t that good though. One of them broke down halfway during the ride (I don’t remember which one, or maybe it was a different ride like Transformers or Spider Man) so I saw all the technical components and stuff, that was a pretty unique experience I doubt I’ll have again. They gave us an extra ride afterward so it was pretty cool and a win win situation.
I think that Space Mountain at Magic Kingdom should get double seater trains, and a smoother track
My son rides only family coasters, and I saw a few of our favorites in this video! One of his other favorites is Phoenix. We all enjoy riding that together as a family. 💛 My daughters are up for any coaster though, thank goodness!
Taylor where the hell is my Orion parody 🤨
Europa Park: we have the best coasters for families in the world. Phantasialand: hold my Capri-sonne.
But Phantasialand have F.L.Y.
Haven't been on most of these, but Space Mountain (and Big Thunder Mountain even though it's not on the list) are both really good choices. I don't remember for sure but I'm pretty sure Big Thunder Mountain was my first coaster in 1987 (didn't ride Space Mountain on that trip, but since then it's become my favorite ride in the park, to the point that I proposed to my wife using a ride photo on Space Mountain.) I'd also say that California Screamin' / Incredicoaster is a good "gateway coaster" (Gets up to 65 MPH and has an inversion, but not really a thrill coaster all things considered.) It'll be interesting to see how the Tron coaster at Magic Kingdom fits into this when it opens (looks like the Shanghai version launches to around 60 MPH, but has no inversions and only a 48" height requirement)
I visited Bellewaerde in Belgium a year ago and Huracan is still my favourite family ride.
Firechaser Express. That is all.
Edit: Number 10????? Wut?
Yeah, I was expecting a higher ranking
Bombora got skipped? BomBora is awesome.
I have been on 1 of these roller coasters.
Woodstock Express at King's Dominion is my current favourite family coaster. there is just something so satisfying and charming about it, and I actually got some decent airtime!
#1- Intimidator 305
Honestly, the speed limit, to me, is really just there to ensure the list isn't predictable. If it wasn't there, Hagrid would have taken the win, I'm 100% certain. It has something for practically everyone. Honestly, Universal seems to practically have mastered the themed family coaster. Glad I can consider Orlando one of my home parks.
the escape from gingotts
I really lik back lot stunt coaster! (Though that 1 of only 2 rides I actually grayed out on, no joke)
Not that surprised as the opening helix packs a punch.
That was a great list! I haven’t ridden as many coasters as you, but some of my favorites include Runaway Mine Train SFOT, Wave Breaker, Gemini (if you can call it a family coaster lol) and my all time favorite family coaster is Road Runner Express at my home park of Fiesta Texas (I have a nostalgia bias probably)
Yes, Phantasialand coming in hot with two coasters!
Big thunder Mountain
No 1 intimidator 305
Bombora at Lagoon is a seriously awesome family coaster! I’m excited to see what the park has up its sleeve for this new coaster though!
Not sure if this fits the requirements but i absolutely LOVE Sierra Sidewinder at Knotts.
Its really fun and has a crazy moment where you're whipping around a helix right above the ground.
I'm glad you included Cobras Curse! I visited BGTB a couple of years ago and I had just as much FUN on that ride as I did on the main coasters in the park.
yep cobras curse looks so fun last time i went to BGTB i havent thought abt it and was scared so i wasnt able to ride it, but ive watched the pov many times and it looks amazing and super fun and thrilling so next time i go to BGT, im def going on it!!:)
For my favorite kiddie coaster, I gotta go with Nitro at Six Flags Great Adventure
It’s not a kiddie coaster. It’s a monorail
@@coasterhockygamingboy9549 but it has 2 rails...
@@CoasterRoaster ok then it’s a double monorail
So aurther a suspended dark ride pretty mutch but wicker man isn't, I'm mad............... 😡😡😡
Thunderbolt at Six Flags New England is a good Family wooden coaster.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one that hates Magic's space mountain! Everyone who hears that opinion of mine wonders why
Dude, if you come to Europe you have to go back to Toverland. Just watch this: th-cam.com/video/xWM5s39kQZ4/w-d-xo.html The only forcefull wing coaster on the planet!!! Toverland is my Homepark and I really love it. Sorry for my bad English
Some of the Mack Rides are very good family coaster examples but Wicker Man is a very good family thrill coaster but like u said, if it's the 40mph then fair enough!
👉is cheetah Hunt considered a family coaster? Cuz in the website says so... Although It has a looping and 3 launching...
Could anyone tell me the name.of the spinning coaster @ 1:31 ?
Gekion Live at Tokyo Joypolis
Thank you
What about Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure? is it not a family coaster?
I would love it if you decide to go to Australia for one coaster trip and the UAE for another. These would probably happen in 2021.
So many parks in the US, but there´s always Phantasialand comin up...looks like Europe is gettin it :)
Oh wow, didn't expect Arthur. I'm not very fond of it as imo it is not a good coaster and not a very good darkride either, as the storytelling is pretty lackluster and most scenes are very static and often bare. I agree about a lot of the others though :)
I read the title as “Top 10 Theme Parks for the families”
Goes into watching video saying fire chaser express has to be number one...it’s number 10 lmao can’t wait to see the rest of the video
I count rides like cheetah hunt and California screamin as family coaster but maybe as like on the more thrilling end personally
No Skyrush or i305? I'm calling bull... 😂😂😂
Tyler can we get more flipin coaster parodys plz I live those videos from u and takoda plz do another one plz
bummed that manta at seaworld san diego didn't make it. also i've riidden space mountain in it's hyperspace form
Are you able to do more parody's?
Yes
Try to dig in on Kings Dominion please beacause the only safari themed thing left is nothing so i thing the safari place and theme is gone bc now it is only scrambler and bobsled
I think you'd like Oki doki at Bobbejaanland. It is more of a kiddie coaster but it has airtime in the back seat and goes pretty fast.
Colorado Adventure, G’sengte Sau, RMF Dragon, both Winjas and yes Space Fantasy.
Next list: Top 10 Kiddie Coasters
#1. Kosmo’s Curves
Gringotts' immersion was ruined for me when you could start hearing the drive tires...
Where would wickerman rank? If it was 40mph?
I actually disagree with saying magic kingdoms space mountain isn't good
Wave breaker is 4 mph so not to far off and its theming is good a probably the best theming at a Seaworld Park
Day 1 of asking coaster studios to bring back coaster parody’s
did it occur to you that Colorado adventure looks a lot like big thunder mountain.
number 1 el toro because when i went to great adventure my whole family rode it
I was surprised that Oscars Waxy Taxi on here
I’m sorry, but your opinion is invalid. Cobras curse is number one.
Ayyyy my boy is number 1 my home park is universal and i go there every week or two