A coaster built by “an unknown Pakistani manufacturer” that the operator has to literally manually stop with his hands? OOOHHHH HEELLLLLLL TO THE NOOOO.
me and my brother in law both worked the fair down here in Tampa he took it a step further and went traveling with them and what not do not ride fair or traveling rides
Regarding a Ring of Fire incident: Many years ago I got on it and almost died. Before being remodeled into what is shown on this video, the ride's only safety restraint was a small bar over the waist. The bar was shared with the passenger next to you, in my case it was my cousin who was obese and I'm skinny. The ride leaves you upside down for a while and I started slipping because of our size diference and ended up dangling from my feet. Other people and I started yelling frantically at the operator that the bar was lose and I was falling out but he ignored us. I managed to grab on to something until the ride ended and didn't fall out. Some years later the ride came back with more secure straps like the one in this video. I googled "ring of fire incidents" and other people had similar dangling experiences.
Whoa..!! Hope you're ok. This is why I don't go on any roller-coaster you never know if it's gonna injure you or not. Or if you're gonna die or if someone else will. They also look sooooo strange & crazy.
Joanna C. lol that thing should be banned. It was the single most painful ride experience I’ve ever had. I’d rather ride an slc for the rest of eternity than ever riding that thing again.
I went on Dragon Flyer at Camelot back in the day. I loved it as a kid as when the park wasn't busy, the ride operator would shout "Again?" and would go even faster round the track :-D
Yeah, i rode on it as a child. I also went back in 2010 to ride Knightmare mostly (and obviously to see family who lived nearby i guess). is a shame it closed down, though it's apparently going to open up again as some kind of zombie attraction according to the wiki.
Me: "the ring of fire isnt that insane, its become as common as the crazy mouse at this point" "The operator has to stop it with his bare hands" Also me: 😨
@@largeslappy it shows how ridiculous the roller coaster definition of steep is though. A 90degree drop is the steepest drop possible, it's straight down, anything beyond is shallower.
PLEASE NOTE: The Pakistani Ring of Fire is VERY different from the Ring of Fire carnival ride. The Pakistani model uses gravity, and the trains are NOT powered all the way through the loop. Also, the Kamikaze was made by Schwarzkopf, not Troisne.
quick question, in your research did you come across if the swinging coaster help or hinder track maintenance with added or reduced g's? for some reason i'm really curious about this.
9:30 R.I.P Camelot I loved that large dragon ride for a quick tour of the place. And the smaller "child" version was amazing, the operator let us just stay on it as no one else was queuing and put it max speed, thing has some crazy tight corners when it gets the power in it.
The Ring of Fire was one of my first rides. My friend and I saw it at a fair and decided to ride it. She never liked roller coasters, but I finally convinced her to give it a try with me. When we were done, I walked off the coaster pumped but my friend collapsed on the ground and kissed it. :/ at least I found out that I liked coasters.
The Gyroflyer is one of my favourite roller coasters. In the last years my family and I were in the Skyline Park a lot. Every time we were there, we rode that roller coaster at least three times. It's so cool!
@@twstf8905 I wish my first was as nice as that but nope. I went on one of the world's largest wooden coasters and not only that but my family went before me so I was alone.
I rode a 'wild mouse' indoor coaster in WI Dells. Friends and I truly weren't expecting much from it but it turned out way more fun than anticipated due to those unbanked turns. It was also a group car so several of us could sit around facing each other while we experienced this. I'd love to try it with the drifting element thrown in!
Thank you for posting Toboggan, I've gone on this ride in the early 70s- I wasn't sure it existed except for the climb I had in various dreams, now seeing it I remember and can visualize and hear being on it,,,,, that first dip after the spin was a painful slam!! Thanks again for sparking a great memory.....🎢
You want bizarre? I live in Minnesota. We got The Mall of America with its steel coaster, eurofighter, halfpipe coaster, and spinning coaster all in 7 acres under one roof. None of the coasters are that unique, but 4 fully functioning coasters all indoors has got to be pretty rare
Someone should buy the almost dead Century III mall in Pittsburgh and put a zombie themed coaster snaking through it. th-cam.com/video/J2rIIIb_v08/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/B0MK5S1weP8/w-d-xo.html
Edmontonians: hahahaha hold my beer Creates three rollercoasters indoors, one being the size of a full sized outdoor coaster. One acting as a tour guide, while stoll providing a scary thrill And one for the kids
The dragon ride at Camelot was the first rollercoaster I ever rode. I distinctly remember the smell of diesel and the driver being there. A lot of the rides at Camelot are still there, my cousin went there exploring the abandoned site one time.
I remember the Toboggan coaster. I was always too chicken to go on the rides myself (I usually preferred the spinning rides), but I loved the look of Swiss Toboggan at Santa's Village in East Dundee, IL.
Loved seeing the Toboggan. I remember riding it at the Kansas State Fair in the late 70s. Terrifying as you transitioned from the lift. It felt like you were going to go over the top and fall off. Plus I live about 10 minutes from Chance Industries, now Chance Rides Manufacturing.
@@NinaSharee The ring of fire models have nothing to do with the weird thing shown. They are a modern version that is at almost every park or carnival. The model is a Larson Superloop
Ahhh the very fond memories I have with that diesel rollercoaster from Camelot. I had no idea it was diesel when I was younger (probably just didn’t care) but it will always remain in my memory lol
There is another, older, really fun version of a "mouse" coaster...which is having the cars being free to spin (so it is a mouse coaster with "spinning coaster" cars. The Flagermusen in Denmark's Fårup Sommerland is like that, and the momentum those spins can get is insanely fun.
Hey I just wanted to suggest an idea to you: the former coasters of Coney Island? I know it's not really a "park", but it'd be a really cool video because the coasters there were actually pretty weird. There was one that was designed with a jump track, as in the train would leave the rails!
I've been on a Fireball-style coaster at a county fair! The one I'm familiar with was tire-launched everywhere but at the top, and it's one of my favorite thrill rides at small-scale parks and fairs. I absolutely love these rides, and they're up there with the Viking Ship and Trabant flat rides as my favorite small-scale rides. Unfortunately, we lost one of my favorite small-scale flat rides, a Falling Star rotating drop ride, at Michigan's Adventure in late 2010. I miss it dearly, nothing really compares to it. The closest I've seen is a large one that spins and rotates upside down while rocking back and forth, and one that holds about 16 or so people called the Brain Eraser that loops up and around, and flips the cars upside down horizontally as it falls vertically.
I actually rode the #4 one. It was at a traveling carnival thing in Michigan around 2010. It was interesting, though tame. The vertical lift was a shocker as I was doing it at night so everything was dark.
Arguably the very best roller coaster video on TH-cam by far. Well researched and presenting the craziest roller coaster I've ever seen or could have imagined.
That last one and the one in Russia sure are bizarre!!! WOW! I've ridden the Toboggan quite a few times at Lakemont Park and due to the lack of up keep it really felt rough the last time I rode it.
NoLimits Merlin Amerikaner die Deutsche Namen aussprechen sind einfach Comedy Pur! ( sag denen mal die sollen Fluch von Novgorod oder der Schwur des Kärnan aussprechen)
The Toboggan coaster is totally underrated- it's hard to even describe the experience because it's so bizarre. Definitely check out the one at Little Amerricka if you can, as it's got a wild history to boot. Theirs is actually the 1969 Chance prototype model, thus why it doesn't have all the "themed" parts added on. It was one of the big attractions at Dogpatch USA until they went bankrupt, and then years later Lee Merrick bought the thing, which was basically scrap metal at that point, and then refurbished it beautifully. The whole park there is full of rides that are about as close to "factory new" as old carnival rides come, and the Toboggan is without a doubt the strangest!
Thanks for the info! I live a few miles from Little Amerricka and remember when they got this. It came from the defunct Enchanted Forest in Chesterton, IN. I recall seeing it in operation in the early 90s as I drove by on Hwy 20 and always liked it and wanted to see one up close. Then the park closes, 1991ish? and I see it being dismantled following the auction. A few days later it shows up at Little Amerrika. Finally got to see one up close and ride it!
What about stand up coasters? The ones I knew of were both closed...shame but people did say it was terribly uncomfortable. I loved being able to stand while going threw loops, thrills to the max!!
Thank you! I rode the Toboggan when I was a child and I'm now 50. I would tell my Parents about it and they couldn't recall it. Your video not only finally gave me a name to that ride but where I rode it! Hershey Park back in the 1970's!
1:35 Lol the park this ride is in is like an hour away from me and this is my family’s favourite ride. Never knew it was unique until now. It’s fun but gets boring really quickly. Now the square shaped rollercoaster with a twist on top, that is the actual reason to visit that park.
I remember a ride called the kamikaze except the loops were on top of each other and it flipped while you spun in your seat...a very wild ride to say the least...also among the same rides at a fair was the Zipper...which looked just like the name it was...cages outside of a track that rocked as the ride rode the track while turning...I couldn't hold it in when it was over...I lost my supper!
Number 8, the cycle coaster starting near 2:15 makes me really miss the ultra twister from Houston's Astroworld. Its the best ride in my opinion and its so very sad it no longer exists here in the United States 😭
I miss Camelot, I only went once but it is an amazing memory. I went to a wedding at a place next to Camelot and I’ve seen pictures and it has just been abandoned, it’s sad because they could have just upgraded it
I like how when he was talking about the worst rated roller coasters he specifically pointed out the ride at the only amusement park I've been to more than once
I am the MotionSickness channel whose footage was used at 6:59 and 7:06. Thanks for using my footage, and I'm excited to see it being used in a video that has 2+ million views!!!
Ahhh! The Dragon Flyer at Camelot :D that was so good, brings back nice memories, such a shame that place closed down, I went there quite a few times as a kid
I was surprised to find that there were many manufactures that made the same thing as Toboggan coaster. I rode only one at Playland in Vancouver in the early 80s years after seeing it there since '77. I was fascinated with it until I rode it and then for me it was my 1st one and done.
Oh, still no sign of that opening? I know someone who has ridden the coaster after rcdb reported it closed, though it's already been 2 years since he has done it too... :/
@@tilenburnik They still operate it on random days, once in a blue moon; so it still function but the park administration seem uninterested in running the establishment since that's the case to many rides there.
@@tilenburnik I used to live there until 2014, that's when I moved to the USA for college. I still visit muscat every summer tho, and I saw Katapult functioning this past summer as I drove by the park.
@@zombiekiller9077 Thanks! It's nice to hear the ride is still running, even if only sporadically. The last few reports I've read all mentioned the ride being non-operational, though most of them were from Winter/early Spring months, so that might be the case.
9:30 camelot was one of my earliest coaster memories and i was saddened when it was closed, i remember riding the diesel powered coaster and it being one of my first coasters
@1:04
"impressive scenic elements like plastic plants"
A coaster built by “an unknown Pakistani manufacturer” that the operator has to literally manually stop with his hands? OOOHHHH HEELLLLLLL TO THE NOOOO.
I will sacrifice my own life for pakistan
@@Juicegoat_ same
It was at my fair-
“Despite getting a thumbs up from its riders”😂😂
Agreed Mr.Ryan Fuck No
9:20 bro I think that coaster is lagging
I thought it was my internet!
Maybe they need a VPN or somethin
I never saw that until now!
omg I glad I'm not the only one who noticed
harvo LOL
I don't trust traveling coasters because I'm afraid someone put something together wrong
Thats why i dont play with legos
I was once on a ferris wheel, and everytime the ride stopped, a guy would get a ladder and tighten a screw.. made it feel real safe
me and my brother in law both worked the fair down here in Tampa he took it a step further and went traveling with them and what not do not ride fair or traveling rides
I feel ya. I have a fear of heights so bad one mention of a Ferris wheel and I'm all nope.
@@flanky7712 Surely not as unsafe as if he didnt tighten the screw?
Alright. Who let GrayStillPlays build roller coasters in real life?
It wasn't me
eXAKR idk
They kinda cloned his rides from RCT3 and now everybody has a broken neck Yay
The government
I'm guessing it's the same guys who let RT Games build the blender I mean Toboggan.
Remind me not to go into the roller coaster industry. They all appear to become bankrupt.
MJ720 Swartzkoph, Arrow, Pinfari, Reverchon, Caripro, Giovanola and Pax have all ceased operation of Rollercoasters
Intamin, B&M, RMC, Mack, and Chance kind of dominate the industry.
Vekoma is also very popular in the industry
@@00xk I thought Vekoma merged with S&S last year?
Dakota Tomlinson Yes but somehow they’ve been booked in Asia.
Regarding a Ring of Fire incident:
Many years ago I got on it and almost died. Before being remodeled into what is shown on this video, the ride's only safety restraint was a small bar over the waist. The bar was shared with the passenger next to you, in my case it was my cousin who was obese and I'm skinny. The ride leaves you upside down for a while and I started slipping because of our size diference and ended up dangling from my feet.
Other people and I started yelling frantically at the operator that the bar was lose and I was falling out but he ignored us. I managed to grab on to something until the ride ended and didn't fall out. Some years later the ride came back with more secure straps like the one in this video.
I googled "ring of fire incidents" and other people had similar dangling experiences.
Omg were you ok
holy crap what idiot thought it was a good idea to only have a single bar to hold passengers upside down? they were on crack
Yeah theres a ride just like the ring of fire at our amusement park we go to. There are shoulder straps and a seat belt so it's safe for us.
Whoa..!! Hope you're ok.
This is why I don't go on any roller-coaster you never know if it's gonna injure you or not. Or if you're gonna die or if someone else will. They also look sooooo strange & crazy.
Holy crap... Sorry to hear about that. °^°
2: Sure you can smoke on the job, fuel and heat combine well together.
borntodie297 Diesel isn‘t easily ignited, you can extiguish a small burning bin with with a can of diesel by empting it onto the fire.
Am I the only one that wants to buy the little Coaster from Radar play for in my backyard?
JensS Ooo i want one too.😊😆
JensS Ooo i want one too.😊😆
JensS Ooo i want one too.😊😆
JensS no I am with you
Nope! ^w^
imagine all humans going extinct and the only documentation of our existence is that video of the kamikaze coaster
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@dkebbekdkbdbdkwkdbdbfbjwkqkdbdbkekdkdbdbdbf ahaha I don't even know what a toth is I'm just joining in for laughs lmao
5:15 the highest level of praise imaginable.
in my state new mexico we have a ride exzactly like that
Nobody:
Brazil: *C O M P A C T R O L L E R C O A S T E R*
The screamin squirrel looks like it would be in the thumbnail of a video called "tOp 10 bAnNeD rOLleRcOasTeRs"
Joanna C. lol that thing should be banned. It was the single most painful ride experience I’ve ever had. I’d rather ride an slc for the rest of eternity than ever riding that thing again.
But with consistent lettering
Or, as my friend Youko calls them, the "blonde girl videos."
Nice profile pic. Best band!!
Banning coasters? That's like banning a type of building, it makes no sense.
I went on Dragon Flyer at Camelot back in the day. I loved it as a kid as when the park wasn't busy, the ride operator would shout "Again?" and would go even faster round the track :-D
That's awesome. What a great story!! 😀
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I remember that . good times
Yeah, i rode on it as a child. I also went back in 2010 to ride Knightmare mostly (and obviously to see family who lived nearby i guess). is a shame it closed down, though it's apparently going to open up again as some kind of zombie attraction according to the wiki.
I rode the screaming squirrel at gardaland and tbh it was pretty fun
same! was disappointed to see it closed last time I was at Gardaland. hope it is true that they are reopening it this year
@@aliska26 It is now opened in 2019 with new theme.
i hated it lol
Lol i live next to Gardaland loool and now is closed
There is a ring of fire at my local fair but obviously there are more safety features
sh arx same
Do they use two guys to stop it instead of one?
Me: "the ring of fire isnt that insane, its become as common as the crazy mouse at this point"
"The operator has to stop it with his bare hands"
Also me: 😨
@@mechengr1731 No only that specific ring of fire. The other ones have breaks.
@@zaynabs4031 the video wasn't clear. It was only that specific one. Other ring of fire uses break.
Imagine if Six Flags built Screamin' Squirrel clones instead of the 4D freespins.
_dear god_
God was looking out
And called them.... Screaming Rodents!
To be honest, I don't think sequoia adventure was that bad
I would like that
@@sirwalfredhemeltonwillthex616 I would want Sequoiah Adventure at my home park (Great America Gurnee).
#6 Ring of Fire:
"Step right up, step right up! Who wants to be the ones to ride a real life death trap? How bout you little lady?"
El Diablo
clevelandcbi yes
I want please
clevelandcbi We have a ring of Fire at our county fair and it’s an appalling piece of garbage.
acenace24 same
We have one at Six Flags Great America
It isn’t that bad, it just makes your stomach feel weird
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Ok GP
Facts
Well I guess I did something illegal then *COUGH* NUMBER 4, BEEN ON IT..TERRIFYING *COUGH*
Number 2 the lagging coaster
@@wantedwario2621 that not what he meant
Technically, wouldn’t the screaming squirrel have the steepest drop on a roller coaster, and not TMNT Shellraiser?
Yep, it’s technically just a triple down.
It's not a drop it's a saxophone like he said
I've yet to ride it but I think it doesn't really feel like a drop because you're being slow down constantly
apparently anything over 135 degrees is an inversion and not a drop.
Takabisha: Look how steep my drop is!
Screaming squirrel: *hold my beer*
Mesozoic lmao
Well, Screamin’ Squirrel’s drops are technically classified as inversions. :P
@@largeslappy I know that, just a joke 😊
JonahMarais_ Limelight hello there fellow limelight
@@largeslappy it shows how ridiculous the roller coaster definition of steep is though.
A 90degree drop is the steepest drop possible, it's straight down, anything beyond is shallower.
5:21 “due to safety concerns”
“ *NO. Really?* “
you can still ride one similar at six flags saint louis though so idk but my family goes every summer
Blair Yeah you’re right they do have one at Six Flags St. Louis. I got on at one time and got off before the ride started LOL
Had sharted earlier be safe out there my friend
Nimblee that made absolutely no sense-
Nimblee I actually have no clue what the coster you're mentioning is... it's actually called fireball here in saint louis.
PLEASE NOTE: The Pakistani Ring of Fire is VERY different from the Ring of Fire carnival ride. The Pakistani model uses gravity, and the trains are NOT powered all the way through the loop. Also, the Kamikaze was made by Schwarzkopf, not Troisne.
Even with that where i live we have breaks on the ring of fire but we still use gravity
quick question, in your research did you come across if the swinging coaster help or hinder track maintenance with added or reduced g's? for some reason i'm really curious about this.
Theme Park Crazy hello I’m watching this and I got one for you spin ball in Alton Towers Resort
9:30 R.I.P Camelot
I loved that large dragon ride for a quick tour of the place.
And the smaller "child" version was amazing, the operator let us just stay on it as no one else was queuing and put it max speed, thing has some crazy tight corners when it gets the power in it.
That’s sick
The Ring of Fire was one of my first rides. My friend and I saw it at a fair and decided to ride it. She never liked roller coasters, but I finally convinced her to give it a try with me. When we were done, I walked off the coaster pumped but my friend collapsed on the ground and kissed it. :/ at least I found out that I liked coasters.
Those coasters are freaking BIZARRE indeed
Hello fellow Luigi
Hello Luigi. Would this fellow Luigi be willing to sub to me? I have some pretty cool videos! :D
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Cynical yeah dude honestly I agree
The Gyroflyer is one of my favourite roller coasters.
In the last years my family and I were in the Skyline Park a lot.
Every time we were there, we rode that roller coaster at least three times. It's so cool!
*"These coasters are often fitted with impressive scenic elements like plastic plants..."*
-LMAO! Stop it, you're killing me!
I have the toboggan credit. It is a cool little ride
Sandra Weilbrenner I have to
Yes!
It's the first "roller coaster," I ever went on.
Back when I was a kid in the early 80's in Snohomish Washington. 👍
@@twstf8905 I wish my first was as nice as that but nope. I went on one of the world's largest wooden coasters and not only that but my family went before me so I was alone.
It was my first coaster at a traveling carnival at age 8. Been hooked on roller coasters ever since. 😊
It honestly looks really cool.
I rode a 'wild mouse' indoor coaster in WI Dells. Friends and I truly weren't expecting much from it but it turned out way more fun than anticipated due to those unbanked turns. It was also a group car so several of us could sit around facing each other while we experienced this. I'd love to try it with the drifting element thrown in!
Swiss Toboggan first pic is from Little Americka!! It’s a small amusement park in rural Wisconsin that I go to every year!!
The Gyrocoaster looks like alot of fun
Thank you for posting Toboggan,
I've gone on this ride in the early 70s- I wasn't sure it existed except for the climb I had in various dreams, now seeing it I remember and can visualize and hear being on it,,,,, that first dip after the spin was a painful slam!!
Thanks again for sparking a great memory.....🎢
🎢🎢🎢🎢
It existed in many places and I know of at least one carnival in wisconsin where it still exists
I loved the ones at Hersheypark! It was always our first ride.
Until this day I thought I imagined this ride 😅 great and bizarre ride for sure. Thanks for the memory!!!
I've been queuing for Kamikaze for ages
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10:00 I remember this one! Went on it when I was a kid.
Ring of fire are build by Larson (USA)
You want bizarre? I live in Minnesota. We got The Mall of America with its steel coaster, eurofighter, halfpipe coaster, and spinning coaster all in 7 acres under one roof. None of the coasters are that unique, but 4 fully functioning coasters all indoors has got to be pretty rare
Someone should buy the almost dead Century III mall in Pittsburgh and put a zombie themed coaster snaking through it. th-cam.com/video/J2rIIIb_v08/w-d-xo.html
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Here in the Philippines we got the mall of Asia (4th biggest mall in the world)
Edmontonians: hahahaha hold my beer
Creates three rollercoasters indoors, one being the size of a full sized outdoor coaster.
One acting as a tour guide, while stoll providing a scary thrill
And one for the kids
Timothy Hills USA mall is larger
@@potatocatz7620 you also have the worst theme park in the world...star city
The dragon ride at Camelot was the first rollercoaster I ever rode. I distinctly remember the smell of diesel and the driver being there. A lot of the rides at Camelot are still there, my cousin went there exploring the abandoned site one time.
I recognised that coaster as soon as I saw it and felt such nostalgia for my childhood. I remember so much about Camelot.
"Riders enter a downward spiral"- bloody hell I know it's a Chance coaster but it can't be _that_ bad!
Please never try to say Schwarzkopf again lol
Schwashkoff xd
Ja man
Ahaha ja😂
Plaxus a
Aber total....Es ist aber trzdm witzig, wie Amerikaner (bzw. Engländer usw.) versuchen deutsche Wörter zu sagen 😂
I love the quality of these videos, they are very interesting and well researched. Keep up the outstanding work!
I remember the Toboggan coaster. I was always too chicken to go on the rides myself (I usually preferred the spinning rides), but I loved the look of Swiss Toboggan at Santa's Village in East Dundee, IL.
Santas Village omg the good old 70s!
The Chance Toboggan is probably the greatest ride disappointment I’ve ever encountered.
I remember riding the Toboggan at the now-defunct Santa's Village in Dundee, IL (outside Chicago, north of Aurora).
Scooby Doo Ghoster coaster was weird! Even as a kid I couldn't fade
it really is weird 😂
Great video 👍
These videos are always fun to watch!
Any other top tens coming up on the channel?
Demonstrative should supposed to be" this" cause the video is singular not plural
The Toboggan would have been an awesome ride had they not put in that neck snapping drop just before the ride ends.
Loved seeing the Toboggan. I remember riding it at the Kansas State Fair in the late 70s. Terrifying as you transitioned from the lift. It felt like you were going to go over the top and fall off. Plus I live about 10 minutes from Chance Industries, now Chance Rides Manufacturing.
There is still a running Ring of Fire ride! It was recently at a county fair in Arizona! It did have breaks to stop it at the end though ;)
I JUST commented this. We still have the ring of fire at the fair here in Savannah Georgia too!
@@NinaSharee The ring of fire models have nothing to do with the weird thing shown. They are a modern version that is at almost every park or carnival. The model is a Larson Superloop
Yeah, we still have the ring of fire in Washington
Ours is old enough that is has no padding for the things that come down over u to hold u down?? Lol and...idk it's really scary of ur tiny like me
I’ve rode a screaming squirrel and it was fun but I ended up having really bad whip lash
Ahhh the very fond memories I have with that diesel rollercoaster from Camelot. I had no idea it was diesel when I was younger (probably just didn’t care) but it will always remain in my memory lol
There is another, older, really fun version of a "mouse" coaster...which is having the cars being free to spin (so it is a mouse coaster with "spinning coaster" cars. The Flagermusen in Denmark's Fårup Sommerland is like that, and the momentum those spins can get is insanely fun.
Hey I just wanted to suggest an idea to you: the former coasters of Coney Island? I know it's not really a "park", but it'd be a really cool video because the coasters there were actually pretty weird. There was one that was designed with a jump track, as in the train would leave the rails!
ITS FINALLY OUT!!!!
I've been on a Fireball-style coaster at a county fair! The one I'm familiar with was tire-launched everywhere but at the top, and it's one of my favorite thrill rides at small-scale parks and fairs. I absolutely love these rides, and they're up there with the Viking Ship and Trabant flat rides as my favorite small-scale rides.
Unfortunately, we lost one of my favorite small-scale flat rides, a Falling Star rotating drop ride, at Michigan's Adventure in late 2010. I miss it dearly, nothing really compares to it. The closest I've seen is a large one that spins and rotates upside down while rocking back and forth, and one that holds about 16 or so people called the Brain Eraser that loops up and around, and flips the cars upside down horizontally as it falls vertically.
I actually rode the #4 one. It was at a traveling carnival thing in Michigan around 2010. It was interesting, though tame. The vertical lift was a shocker as I was doing it at night so everything was dark.
I remember suspended spinning coasters from the Thrillville video game and a few months ago I learned the model was real.
i know RMC wonder woman is considered the worlds first single railed roller coaster but wouldn't the coaster at 1:17 be considered the first?????
Arguably the very best roller coaster video on TH-cam by far. Well researched and presenting the craziest roller coaster I've ever seen or could have imagined.
I got so much nostalgia from the diesel one at Camelot. I spent so many hours on that ride as a child. So sad it had to close.😭
That last one and the one in Russia sure are bizarre!!! WOW! I've ridden the Toboggan quite a few times at Lakemont Park and due to the lack of up keep it really felt rough the last time I rode it.
I am from germany and i ride sky rider in skyline park minimum 100 times
The Ride is boring
WindelMafia LP Ich komme auch aus Deutschland,bin den aber noch nicht gefahren.
8:04 Vorallem sagt er "Schwörtschkaff" statt Schwarzkopf 😂
NoLimits Merlin Amerikaner die Deutsche Namen aussprechen sind einfach Comedy Pur! ( sag denen mal die sollen Fluch von Novgorod oder der Schwur des Kärnan aussprechen)
Das habe ich alles schonmal gehört aber das war wirklich das beste bisher xD
Screaming Squirrel: I am the world’s steepest rollercoaster!
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Enjoyable commentary, very informative and interesting. What a terrific idea, it seems like fun to me, I totally enjoyed the original Wild Mouse.
The Toboggan coaster is totally underrated- it's hard to even describe the experience because it's so bizarre.
Definitely check out the one at Little Amerricka if you can, as it's got a wild history to boot. Theirs is actually the 1969 Chance prototype model, thus why it doesn't have all the "themed" parts added on. It was one of the big attractions at Dogpatch USA until they went bankrupt, and then years later Lee Merrick bought the thing, which was basically scrap metal at that point, and then refurbished it beautifully. The whole park there is full of rides that are about as close to "factory new" as old carnival rides come, and the Toboggan is without a doubt the strangest!
I rode it as a kid at Dogpatch USA.
Plus they have a pretty cool all wood coaster
It's an awesome little park for sure!
Thanks for the info! I live a few miles from Little Amerricka and remember when they got this. It came from the defunct Enchanted Forest in Chesterton, IN. I recall seeing it in operation in the early 90s as I drove by on Hwy 20 and always liked it and wanted to see one up close. Then the park closes, 1991ish? and I see it being dismantled following the auction. A few days later it shows up at Little Amerrika. Finally got to see one up close and ride it!
What about stand up coasters? The ones I knew of were both closed...shame but people did say it was terribly uncomfortable. I loved being able to stand while going threw loops, thrills to the max!!
Calsie Burnside yep stand ups are awful. Pretty sure my legs are dead
there's the green lantern at six flags great adventure
Thank you! I rode the Toboggan when I was a child and I'm now 50. I would tell my Parents about it and they couldn't recall it. Your video not only finally gave me a name to that ride but where I rode it! Hershey Park back in the 1970's!
1:35 Lol the park this ride is in is like an hour away from me and this is my family’s favourite ride. Never knew it was unique until now. It’s fun but gets boring really quickly.
Now the square shaped rollercoaster with a twist on top, that is the actual reason to visit that park.
You finally mentioned my homepark. Skyline Park!
I've went in august to September to gardaland.
I am soooo nervous to ride screaming squirrel.
I remember a ride called the kamikaze except the loops were on top of each other and it flipped while you spun in your seat...a very wild ride to say the least...also among the same rides at a fair was the Zipper...which looked just like the name it was...cages outside of a track that rocked as the ride rode the track while turning...I couldn't hold it in when it was over...I lost my supper!
I remember, when I got on the Superman at Six Flags I cried half the ride. I was 14 when I went on the ride and didn't think it would be that bad.😂🤣
I live at the border of Germany in France and I’m definitely in love with German rollercoaster
There's been a toboggan ride in Ocean City MD since the 70s.
I remember riding in one Toboggan-like coaster when I was a kid. That drop right after the spiral actually hurt my neck!
Number 8, the cycle coaster starting near 2:15 makes me really miss the ultra twister from Houston's Astroworld. Its the best ride in my opinion and its so very sad it no longer exists here in the United States 😭
The ring of fire is legit a slower version of the fireball at six flags New England 🤔🤔
The ring of fire is at my county fair but has brakes
The more I watch videos on roller coaster design and history, the more I respect the details that went into Roller Coaster tycoon
I miss Camelot, I only went once but it is an amazing memory. I went to a wedding at a place next to Camelot and I’ve seen pictures and it has just been abandoned, it’s sad because they could have just upgraded it
Welcome back to the coaster club!!
Did I spot footage of Canobie Lake's Dragon coaster at 9:35?? That was my first coaster!
I think that is the one at Canobie! This is undoubtedly the coaster I have ridden the largest number of times, because I had a small child.
This is more top 10 traveling coasters rather than overall bizarre, but still very exciting to see!
I like how when he was talking about the worst rated roller coasters he specifically pointed out the ride at the only amusement park I've been to more than once
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I rode Sequoia adventure at Gardaland ! But it isn't that bad !!! Blue Tornado is worse
Same here I agree completely
I actually liked it, especially in the front row!
And for blue tornado, it's the roughest ride I have ever been on😅
Agreed! I need to get back to Gardaland at some point, I'm still yet to ride their Dive Coaster...
@@tilenburnik it's a bloody good one, the drop into the ground is so appealing and works wonderfully as secenery
@@tilenburnik been there this August and my little sister (12) and me went on the ride. Its still as amazing as it was years before!
I am the MotionSickness channel whose footage was used at 6:59 and 7:06. Thanks for using my footage, and I'm excited to see it being used in a video that has 2+ million views!!!
Ahhh! The Dragon Flyer at Camelot :D that was so good, brings back nice memories, such a shame that place closed down, I went there quite a few times as a kid
One in the middle dang looks like a polercoaster
I’ve ridden a version of the toboggan at Newcastle, England it was at a fair called “the hoppings”
I don't even like Rollercoasters but TH-cam recommended me and I've been here for over an hour 2 different times...
I was surprised to find that there were many manufactures that made the same thing as Toboggan coaster. I rode only one at Playland in Vancouver in the early 80s years after seeing it there since '77. I was fascinated with it until I rode it and then for me it was my 1st one and done.
Im living in Munich i have ride with the gyro flyer couple times
This is an awesome video
2:21 - I love your Storm Runner and Great Bear reference🥰
The middle one in the thumbnail is something i would try to build in Minecraft Pocket Edition. It doesn’t turn out as great, but still does the job. 😂
I was in Muskat in March. It´s so sad to see the briliant Schwarzkopf Katapult is rusts and the Park has no interest for a opening:-(.
It´s a shame!
Oh, still no sign of that opening? I know someone who has ridden the coaster after rcdb reported it closed, though it's already been 2 years since he has done it too... :/
@@tilenburnik They still operate it on random days, once in a blue moon; so it still function but the park administration seem uninterested in running the establishment since that's the case to many rides there.
@@zombiekiller9077 Cheers! Do you live nearby?
@@tilenburnik I used to live there until 2014, that's when I moved to the USA for college. I still visit muscat every summer tho, and I saw Katapult functioning this past summer as I drove by the park.
@@zombiekiller9077 Thanks! It's nice to hear the ride is still running, even if only sporadically. The last few reports I've read all mentioned the ride being non-operational, though most of them were from Winter/early Spring months, so that might be the case.
Amazing ill be booking my tickets
i knew the second i saw the toboggan that you would mention the one at little America! i went there as a kid many times.
9:30 camelot was one of my earliest coaster memories and i was saddened when it was closed, i remember riding the diesel powered coaster and it being one of my first coasters