Speaking about Gumbuya World having a wooden rollercoaster, this should be built as a replica of "The Big Dipper" that was once built at Melbourne Luna Park in 1923 until it disappeared in 1989. It's rumoured that the original plans for the "Big Dipper" have been preserved and Lindsay Fox did plan to rebuild that wooden coaster which turned out to be a pipe dream. I just like Gumbuya World to one day have room for looping coasters. That wooden rollercoaster could have a miniature Luna Park face as the entrance to embrace that it's a rebuild of what both Luna Parks had as a theming painted yellow. If the wooden rollercoaster is next to the swimming area, why not have multi coloured Brighton beach boxes that can be rented for a day for Birthday parties and other functions? Even have barristers to embrace the Melbourne Coffee culture. I am talking about making this as a barrier to Melbournise it.

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glad to see your take on insane speed. i've always thought there's no way it was that bad

Love the unique list! Definitely a few surprise placements in there too.

I personally put hyperia above DC Rivals for the following reasons Pacing is better Better airtime Better hangtime Marginally better theming (the drama of the station and the landscaping improvements they have made over the close season have made the area look quite pleasant now actually) Better elements Better stats However I do like DC Rivals for the following reasons More intense Backwards seat Longer ride experience So in my books hyperia gets 6/9 points making it the better ride overall, though the theming category could go either way depending on how I’m feeling

I really enjoy your videos but your list actually makes me angry its that bad 😂 I know it’s each to their own and all that but your list is without doubt the most bizarre ever 😂😂😂

Wait motorcoaster wasn’t top ten, nooo

Tnt and scooby above tower of terror?! Cmon!

number 1 better be Keith monorail

I love your explainations and reviews. I hate rollercoasters and rides, but I love playing Planet Coaster and your videos give me a lot of information about coasters and parks in general.

Very brave take to put Hero at Flamingo Land in all 50 spots

I wouldn’t really say it’s the “best” one, that probably goes to the ones made by Magictecture. For me, the best one was Shadow Stalker. But this one is definitely up there towards the top though!

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My #4, close with Taron (#3)

i expect Keith monorail to be number 1?

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5:00 Fun fact: This ride is actually themed to à french nursery rime of the same name, hence the weird guy statue holding à sheet of paper with song lyrics in the queue

Brilliant video, really interesting, and you're clearly a great interviewer and editor, as you always seem to get insightful contributions from the interviews that you record.

This was my first ever coaster I ever did in 2014 on a trip from Melbourne to see my boyfriend at the time. I think it had just opened and it changed my life in many ways. I went back last month and did it 7 times in one day, including one ride I was on my own. It's definitely gotten a bit beat-up but I still really enjoyed it.

I'm soft planning Hot Euro Summer and I do want to get here. It's good to get a bit of warning that it might be unreliable. I've accepted the fact it's going to be busy but I would be curious what the fastpass situation is.

Loved bush beast, loved the buzz bars, loves people standing up for the drops. Had a great time! Would probably be far more critical on it now with the standard in the country so much higher

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at wonderland where the space probe 7 was is now a big radio tower

at wonderland where the space probe 7 was is now a big radio tower

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Would love to ride it. But i cant say i trust Mexico's government to oversee the safety regulations and proper construction

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It's actually scheduled to open in 2026.

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Fantastic video reviewing all your roller coasters of 2024. I look forward to seeing more reviews in 2025 & (I hope) the return of the beard.

Love your channel! I discovered you earlier this year and you are my favorite new channel that I found this year. Keep it up!

That was so weird realising "oh no wait I actually don't have to mentally correct that to winter, he actually means summer!!" haha. It's a nice chanhe of pace lol XD And both coasters in the new section look great!!! :)

I've really enjoyed your content throughout the year - you've been to so many places! Looking forward to 2025 and beyond

“Have you got an idea of what new coaster model we’re gonna add to our park?” “what about a vekoma SLC?” “Nah, that’s a lousy ride.

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RMC is gonna kick your ass when you get on one!

What a year! Have a great Xmas.

Goudurix looks to be made by Arrow, basing off the track design, the company that kept using hand calculations and drawings for coaster designs when computer simulated coaster design was getting popular amongst other companies. It would explain why the profile and the transitions are harsh and the poor trains, of which the wheels aren't 100% making contact in each direction, explaining the bumpiness. If I'm wrong on the company that made Goudurix, here's more depth on Arrow's designs if you're interested: Coasters made by Arrow before they went with computer simulation consist of straight track and uniform circular shapes/angles in their turns and loops, nothing like the variable curves seen on other coasters that smoothly take you in and out of transitions in the coasters of today. This uniformity was the limitation of hand calculated work done by the designers. As already mentioned, every coaster company followed this process before adapting simulation. Even after switching to simulations, arrow continued to work their transitions by the relativity of the right or left wheels on the trains, which always switched depending on the turn the coaster would take. So instead of following one wheel to work their track shape, it would switch up to the other wheel on the other side before the next turn and throw the smoothness off and create a weird riding experience. The Gold Coaster in Dreamworld Australia is by Arrow and is also quite rough. It consists of uniform circular, awkward, shapes but I am unsure if it was made before or after the computer simulated help. Transitions on that coaster aren't as harsh either but oh boy it hurts to ride.

Happy to see dreamworld is re-figuring out its own theming. Looking forward to seeing what's to come, and steep taipan looks very fun!! An Australian snake themed thrilling rollercoaster sounds awesome!! :D

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Thats actually really cool, gives me Hagrids motor bike adventure vibes, just without the speed.

They need to revive "Emerald City Express" that was supposed to go to an Oz theme park where the Kansas Speedway exists today. Although that layout exists as Disney bought it for California Adventure (if only going to Disney wasn't a logistical nightmare) so I guess I can experience it if I want.