I wasn't that enthusiastic about the concept at first, but this coaster (pacing and layout) really convinced me. Imagine this as a well themed (indoor) coaster with maybe double the length, epic! I hope we'll see more parks get one of those in the future!
Crazy no?I was scared,i watched like 3 times before to get the courage.I will love to repeat,the second day was rainy and the experience some troube ,and the coaster was closed.
@@pumpkin_king0173 So no, that's a stupid idea! already it makes the noise of a lawnmower, it's a fucking gas plant so much that it breaks down every minute! and the hourly capacity sucks
This ride system just looks like a maintenance issue waiting to happen and cost a park millions in parts and services. And such very low capacity that even your local traveling carnival/fair/show couldn’t handle the lines.
Not to mention these 'dueling' rides seem very cool in concept, until stuff flies from riders' pockets blinding/seriously injuring riders on the other track.
Dude this thing feels completely stable, I had a ride on it just yesterday. It's extremely short and there are two parallel trains allowing four passengers per turn, so the waiting line is not longer than iSpeed's or other attractions' lines in Mirabilandia. That being said, if you desire an authentic fun experience you should sacrifice some cash and get a one-day premium pass in order to almost completely skip queues, like I did. Experiencing attractions only once or twice because you have to wait 45 minutes or even more for a single ride is terrible, at least for those like me, who wish to get the most out of their visit riding on something several times in a row and then chaining attractions of different types one right after the other in a non-stop fashion flow. I didn't come there to wait, you know what I'm saying.
@@epicnab The security doesn't allow you to get on it with objects in your pockets. Even if you managed to, it's impossible to see from this on-board video but there's an enormously wide magnetic belt holding you to the thing which probably seals your pockets shut during the ride and prevents sneaked-in material to drop from them.
@@Banjo_Tails No, I've informed you that the "capacity issue" involves all major attractions, at least in that park, therefore it's not something specific to the Desmo Race as you had implied in your comment.
Wait this was supposed to be a race coaster!? When I went only one of the tracks was operating and I saw the other track and me and my sister just thought ‘oh they’re supposed to have another track to put more people at once and that’s why the lines so long’ I would’ve loved to do a race with me and my sister vs my mom and my aunt! It’s unfortunate it wasn’t operating like that but I definitely enjoyed it!
That's cute and all... but when considering the fact that this coaster hasn't been able to operate almost AT ALL until this season, and yet it still breaks down due to maintenance issues frequently, the park had to get rid of the speed control mechanic to try and reduce its down-time, and on top of all this, the capacity is abysmal (ESPECIALLY for such a big park like Mirabilandia), it's safe to say that Desmo Race was a colossal flop. Here's hoping any park which is larger than a Family Entertainment Centre stays far away from this ride model.
I am no engineer so any engineers are more than welcome to tell me to blow it out my back side, but I am really surprised they went with a direct gear drive attaching to the track! Seems like a simple set of grippy pinch wheels would have been less wear and tear. Metal on metal gears seems kinda crazy. Could also had a continuous fin on the sides or top of the track that wheels would grip as well. Idk though. Too bad from the comments that it didn't meet expectations I guess. Best of luck to Mauer with future innovations though!
Wait is that really how this coaster moves? That's insane. When we have rides regularly built with LSM's and LIM's you'd think that would be easier and more reliable with less potential wear and tear. This design seems on the more archaic side of ride technology...
I thought the same thing when the first prototype was built. I looked at it and thought…. A maintenance issue in the waiting. A accident waiting to happen with the teeth snapping/cracking off and causing further damage. I don’t know…. It’s kinda cool but capacity wise it’s not really a ride for large scale parks.
What it provides that pinch wheels don't is a traveling block zone (based around each vehicle) --you can run multiple vehicles on the track simultaneously.
Looks amazing, but how do you have the "real competition" aspect? Knowing when to boost, and when to down throttle? Limited boost charge? Different throttle characteristics on inclines vs drops, or turns vs straights?
@@revimfadli4666 sorry bord.Well the speed u can increase by ur own a bit of course with their help.U need to accelarate or u get stuck a bit.It is electric yea
They probably mean at the launch about the acceleration of the car relative to the ground (hopefully) Which should make the net acceleration around sqrt 2 G's on the rider during the launch * Hopefully the launch isn't the most forceful element on the ride *
Is that a rack running the length of the track? Those components better be some of the toughest youve ever seen or all anyone is going to see is a maintenance nightmare.
Man, these new ride concepts are cool but they just seem so plain after a while... Everything is being lowered and smoothed out which makes for great rides, but it's kinda monotonous. Can't beat the thrill of a giant hill drop and speed...
obviously not. The phenomenal features about speed control and interactive ride actually don't work. They constantly have problems. Even in the weekend of the 29th anniversary of the park both tracks didn't work all day.
@@phill93 I guess getting that sponsorship deal with Ferrari made this look like a good idea financially, but I can't imagine Ferrari is all that happy in hindsight with attaching their name to this lemon.
This shit is always broken since it was built. They got rid of the speed control so that they could speed up the queue, and it was still slow, but it doesn't matter because its literally always broken.
@@coasters4life388 There's about 20 manufacturers out there that do fast paced launch coasters that are better than Maurer. Intamin, Mack, Gerstlauer, Vekoma and Premier all come to mind.
I think the top speed is way too slow. Most of the ride looks insanely forceless and once the inital interactivity aspect wears off its incredibly boring. I think a meh ride experience paired with the horribly low capacity will keep American parks from buying this.
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I wasn't that enthusiastic about the concept at first, but this coaster (pacing and layout) really convinced me. Imagine this as a well themed (indoor) coaster with maybe double the length, epic! I hope we'll see more parks get one of those in the future!
Crazy no?I was scared,i watched like 3 times before to get the courage.I will love to repeat,the second day was rainy and the experience some troube ,and the coaster was closed.
I wish that this tech was out before tron. That would make it sooooooooo much fun.
This is not a roller coaster
@@adangarcia6584 what makes you say this?
@@flo5726 the trains are powered through the layout, so it isn’t a coaster. that doesn’t make it any less cool though!
they made a coaster themed to a graphing calculator
that’s desmos
😂😂😂😂
Okay, @DISNEY needs to take this coaster and modify it into their Star Wars park. As Speederbikes racing through Endor woods from Return of the Jedi.
This is an amazing idea!
Problem is, I don't think anyone at Disney has ever seen Return of the Jedi.
The capacity of these rides is horrible. Combined with the Disney crowds would make for wait times of a few hours at best
@@flo5726 Yeah, it wouldn't work at all at Disney.
@@pumpkin_king0173 So no, that's a stupid idea! already it makes the noise of a lawnmower, it's a fucking gas plant so much that it breaks down every minute! and the hourly capacity sucks
FINALLY A POV OF THIS
It actually feels a bit slow, but the curves are fun :)
I was not ready for this launch, he's powerful !
Now finally a coaster I would do ❤️
This ride system just looks like a maintenance issue waiting to happen and cost a park millions in parts and services. And such very low capacity that even your local traveling carnival/fair/show couldn’t handle the lines.
Not to mention these 'dueling' rides seem very cool in concept, until stuff flies from riders' pockets blinding/seriously injuring riders on the other track.
Dude this thing feels completely stable, I had a ride on it just yesterday. It's extremely short and there are two parallel trains allowing four passengers per turn, so the waiting line is not longer than iSpeed's or other attractions' lines in Mirabilandia. That being said, if you desire an authentic fun experience you should sacrifice some cash and get a one-day premium pass in order to almost completely skip queues, like I did. Experiencing attractions only once or twice because you have to wait 45 minutes or even more for a single ride is terrible, at least for those like me, who wish to get the most out of their visit riding on something several times in a row and then chaining attractions of different types one right after the other in a non-stop fashion flow. I didn't come there to wait, you know what I'm saying.
@@epicnab The security doesn't allow you to get on it with objects in your pockets. Even if you managed to, it's impossible to see from this on-board video but there's an enormously wide magnetic belt holding you to the thing which probably seals your pockets shut during the ride and prevents sneaked-in material to drop from them.
@@XenoghostTV you basically confirmed my capacity issue. Cheers.
@@Banjo_Tails No, I've informed you that the "capacity issue" involves all major attractions, at least in that park, therefore it's not something specific to the Desmo Race as you had implied in your comment.
Wait this was supposed to be a race coaster!? When I went only one of the tracks was operating and I saw the other track and me and my sister just thought ‘oh they’re supposed to have another track to put more people at once and that’s why the lines so long’ I would’ve loved to do a race with me and my sister vs my mom and my aunt! It’s unfortunate it wasn’t operating like that but I definitely enjoyed it!
It’s smart how they make create the engine noise by using the track.
It is the most exiting experince that u can have.I tried ,and i am glad that i push my limits.If u go there u must try it
That's cute and all... but when considering the fact that this coaster hasn't been able to operate almost AT ALL until this season, and yet it still breaks down due to maintenance issues frequently, the park had to get rid of the speed control mechanic to try and reduce its down-time, and on top of all this, the capacity is abysmal (ESPECIALLY for such a big park like Mirabilandia), it's safe to say that Desmo Race was a colossal flop. Here's hoping any park which is larger than a Family Entertainment Centre stays far away from this ride model.
I hope every park gets one
Perfect for cedar point
That's a shame, I imagine you could get decent capacity on this since it's powered and thus doesn't need block sections.
@@coasters4life388 No, god, please no. Leave this crap to us italians
I am no engineer so any engineers are more than welcome to tell me to blow it out my back side, but I am really surprised they went with a direct gear drive attaching to the track! Seems like a simple set of grippy pinch wheels would have been less wear and tear. Metal on metal gears seems kinda crazy. Could also had a continuous fin on the sides or top of the track that wheels would grip as well. Idk though. Too bad from the comments that it didn't meet expectations I guess. Best of luck to Mauer with future innovations though!
Wait is that really how this coaster moves? That's insane. When we have rides regularly built with LSM's and LIM's you'd think that would be easier and more reliable with less potential wear and tear. This design seems on the more archaic side of ride technology...
@@spicygroggy totally. I like the words you used of archaic. Like something out of renaissance, lol.
I thought the same thing when the first prototype was built.
I looked at it and thought…. A maintenance issue in the waiting.
A accident waiting to happen with the teeth snapping/cracking off and causing further damage.
I don’t know…. It’s kinda cool but capacity wise it’s not really a ride for large scale parks.
@@Banjo_Tails Exactly. This is the kind of thing for cruise ships or the top of the stratosphere.
What it provides that pinch wheels don't is a traveling block zone (based around each vehicle) --you can run multiple vehicles on the track simultaneously.
God why is the camera shaking so much? Is the ride really that rough?
Finally an official pov, yay! Glad you were able to use parts of my footage for the intro!
It's closed now 😑😑
Are there restraints? Or are you just holding on?
Do u really believe they would make a launch coaster with no restraints? Lol
It's always closed, in 2 years I've never been able to do it 😩
I wish this was the layout on carnival vista
Looks amazing, but how do you have the "real competition" aspect? Knowing when to boost, and when to down throttle? Limited boost charge? Different throttle characteristics on inclines vs drops, or turns vs straights?
Bcz they are real moto,the board is real...Is soooo fukin awesome.I'v been here few days ago,and i try it.The most crazy thing i did in my life as far
@@evaeva9576 what do you mean by "the board is real"? And doesn't it use electric motors?
@@revimfadli4666 sorry bord.Well the speed u can increase by ur own a bit of course with their help.U need to accelarate or u get stuck a bit.It is electric yea
@@revimfadli4666 It is all on electricity.
@@evaeva9576 What's stopping you from accelerating full throttle all the time?
Can't wait to ride one of these
It's technically not a roller coaster lol. It's not powered by gravity
Thank you! Facts. Roller coasters coast!
This coaster is really good!!!
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Not a coaster
This is what they have on the new carnival cruise ships,
Looks awesome!!!! 👏👏👏👏
Non c’est nul !
ok but can we appreciate the fact this ride pulls *over 1G*
They probably mean at the launch about the acceleration of the car relative to the ground (hopefully)
Which should make the net acceleration around sqrt 2 G's on the rider during the launch
* Hopefully the launch isn't the most forceful element on the ride *
They have this same model on a cruise ship, obviously at a way smaller scale.
yoo i love this
Is that a rack running the length of the track? Those components better be some of the toughest youve ever seen or all anyone is going to see is a maintenance nightmare.
in fact it has never worked and this coaster is always closed for maintenance. This season it has never been open.
Ride length too short. ☹️
Wow, finally this model looks fire
Man, these new ride concepts are cool but they just seem so plain after a while... Everything is being lowered and smoothed out which makes for great rides, but it's kinda monotonous. Can't beat the thrill of a giant hill drop and speed...
Yeah, combined with the fact that it's more of a dark ride then a roller coaster
This is what the TRON ride SHOULD be 😂
That's the one 🇨🇦
That noise is annoying. I want a quiet ride.
That's never gonna happen in the history of mankind. There isn't a single roller coaster that doesn't make noise
My thoughts exactly
it never runs :(
Finally got the darn thing to work then?
obviously not. The phenomenal features about speed control and interactive ride actually don't work. They constantly have problems. Even in the weekend of the 29th anniversary of the park both tracks didn't work all day.
@@Plutonio94239 Oh well. Guess we'll ride Katun again.
and they spent 35 millions.. when for that price you could buy a gigacoaster.. and we have this peace of trasg
@@phill93 ma sicuramente è una minchiata, come i 20 milioni di divertical e i 15 di ispeed
@@phill93 I guess getting that sponsorship deal with Ferrari made this look like a good idea financially, but I can't imagine Ferrari is all that happy in hindsight with attaching their name to this lemon.
THIS IS NOT A ROLLER COASTER !!!
A roller coaster COASTS on it's own momentum at a distance that's twice the length of the train or car, at least.
That's what I'm sayin
Since it was built it has never worked well: failures occurred every day and last year was closed for all the season.
A very failure.
pogg!!!
I would ride this
I can not understand why RCDB lists this as extreme. That site is wack sometimes.
Che MERDA ragazzi… ogni volta che torno ne sono più convinto
Hoffentlich nicht so viele Ausfälle wie der Prototyp im Skyline park
looks rough
Needs to be twice as fast lol
This shit is always broken since it was built. They got rid of the speed control so that they could speed up the queue, and it was still slow, but it doesn't matter because its literally always broken.
worst money spent by mirabilandia..
hey Maurer please can I have a coaster on my garden for free
Not sure Maurer would be my go-to if I'm honest.
but I like super fast rides with cool launches so Maurer is kewl
@@coasters4life388 There's about 20 manufacturers out there that do fast paced launch coasters that are better than Maurer. Intamin, Mack, Gerstlauer, Vekoma and Premier all come to mind.
Maurer rides are prettier, their launches have the best sound and they smell kinda nice too
overall Maurer is the best
@@coasters4life388 What launch coasters have you ridden from Maurer?
Go six flags
Io lo foglio fare
This coaster looks like it blows
Overrated.
How can it even be overrated? I've never seen it being rated in the first place. No one's ridden it, it's been MIA for the past two years.
Bof
Weakkkk
I think the top speed is way too slow. Most of the ride looks insanely forceless and once the inital interactivity aspect wears off its incredibly boring.
I think a meh ride experience paired with the horribly low capacity will keep American parks from buying this.
Kennywood amusement park in West Mifflin, PA has had racing roller coasters since 1927.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racer_(Kennywood)