@@francisnguyen6349 It was nice to ride it again. Hopefully, it will remain in this park forever 🙂

Awesome.

@rindordrums It's a beautiful attraction. Thanks for watching 🙂

@@crystaldance5731 It is 🙂

Absolutely soaked. Multiple times 😂

@michaellittlejohns7968 Hopefully 🙂 It wasn't open when we visited the park last month. We did, however, see it testing.

@eduardovalenzuela1914 We do too 😢

I hope you guys enjoyed riding the ride it looks very fun😊

​@@eduardovalenzuela1914 Yes, we loved it ❤

Same here, it's a very similar ride 🙂

@stevenloockx9292 It was definitely more fun to ride. The backwards drop and bunny hill into the water were great, as was the final drop.

@NationalCoasters Hey, yes of course. Let us know when it's been completed and uploaded, we'll give it a watch 🙂

Yes, it is 🙂

@@dathpo 😂 We quite liked the music 🙈

It doesn't even matches the ride! O bury me not on the lone prairie Where coyotes howl and the wind blows free In a narrow grave just six by three- O bury me not on the lone prairie" over and over again! The only way I could like it would be if I were totally drunk and singing along with an equally drunk friend. "Yahoo!" This actual happen to me an a friend from work only it was the song "Tiny bubbles" by Don Ho! many many years ago! Oh well, have fun! 😁😂😋

@neymarjsantos The only way is to ride them lots to get used to them. It used to happen to us all the time, but don't really get it at all anymore. We started off on a Schwarzkopf Looping Star model, it was one evening when the park was empty, by the 10-15th ride, the stomach feeling was gone. After not riding coasters for 6 months over the winter season, it will occasionally return for the first 1 or 2 rides if we're starting off the season with a real big coaster, but it's only very slight, not like it used to be 🙂

@ I recently came across an advice I’m not sure if this works. But to simply reduce the stomach sensation all you have to do is engage your core muscles around the abs area almost like you straining yourself in a toilet seat. And you can feel the pressure on the abs together might also make the abs visible. But i have no idea if this works.

😂

@@matthewchen8680 😂 All rides should start like this!

There sure was. The weather ended up being awful that day 😂

Agree, it makes for an amazing ride 🙂

@@DBR00 Thank you for watching 🙂

We did too 🙂

@@XtremeCoasters I did that with my whole school

Arthur is HUGE in Germany. They have definitely done it justice with this coaster/ride 🙂

@@williamhanna4823 Yes, they have. Speeding through the trees makes it feel so much faster 🙂

They still are awesome 🙂

Wow, that must have been awesome. It rides better now than it did 10 years ago. The trims used to bring the train to a standstill before the loop. The added OSRs were also terrible, glad to see they're now gone and it's back to the original lap bar restraint.

@@XtremeCoasters I don't know why the park added those awful OTSR'S in 1992. Some stupid rumor that it was a California State Law. If that was the case, then why didn't The Train on Montezooma's Revenge at Knott's get OTSR'S? The only thing that were added to The Train was Seatbelts. But it's funny after the premiere of Twisted Colossus in 2015, and Revolution closed for a renovation, Then reopening in 2016, The OTSR'S all of the sudden disappeared especially when TC Inverter riders 2X. So much for that So-Called State Law!!🤣 But I'm thankful that Revolution is still in operation to this day. I just remember how it used to be. Also, The best version of The Colossus I rode was when The Coaster operated with The Single Buzzer Lap Bar PTC Trains, AKA Screemy Meemy Version in National Lampoon's Vacation. You know how much Coaster Enthusiasts are Always Praising about The Trains with The Single Buzzer Lap Bars? Well let me tell you. Riding Colossus with those Trains was Pure Airtime Nirvana!! I'll be honest with you, I'm not a fan of Twisted Colossucks. I rode Colossus also in 1978, and during the time when The Park added Those Devilish Fiberglass Morgan Trains, and covered the double down with that Lame Block Brake. The park should have worked hard to preserve The PTC Train version.🎢🎢🖤❤️

@ellexking9136 The first time we rode Colossus was in 2006. It had already been totally butchered by that point and was pretty underwhelming. Which is a shame, as both Colossus and Revolution were both coasters we wanted to ride since being kids, thanks in part to National Lampoon's and the Rollercoaster Movie. While Twisted Colossus is the weakest of all the RMC coasters we've ridden, it's better than the state Colossus was in when we rode. It was trimmed so badly that it barely made it through the turnaround sections.

It sure is 🙂

It's amazing 🙂

Absolutely!

Revolution was my 1st ever attraction as a ride ops in 94. I always love this ride!

@bloodtypexneg Awesome! Thankfully, the horrid OSRs from 94 are now gone, and it's back to lapbars 🙂

@ThomasBlithe Yes, agree. It will be 50 years old in 2026, and still rides surprisingly well. The loop is also really intense. You can't beat Schwarzkopf loops 🙂

Correct, but this higher, faster and longer. It was also built first, opening in 1976. Sooperdooperlooper opened a year later in 1977. But both coasters were manufactured by Schwarzkopf, that's why they look so similar :)

@@michaelhorio4046 Thanks 😊

@stuartblankenship5336 That's lucky! What did you think of it? We love it, it doesn't feel like it's approaching its 50th Anniversary.

It sure does, but the footage looks terrible when filmed in the dark.

@@crystaldance5731 It uses the terrain amazingly well 🙂

@@SunSlayPlayz Indeed 😢

Sounds like you've been a thrill seeker from birth, much like us :-)

I was also 10 in 76. I was all happy after going through the loop haha. Now in my 50's & i still love it 😊

@michaellittlejohns7968 Thanks 🙂 Unfortunately not, really sad to see Ka go, bit hopefully, they will build a worthy successor in it's place.

@soly-dp-colo6388 😂 It did open in 1976, so isn't doing too bad. It rides like new with the new trains and lap bars, they did a really good job with the refurbishment.

Nooooo 😪 There are so few classic Schwarzkopf coasters left now.

@MrPajamas123 Which part? The dinosaurs coming out of the dark, or the drop?

We were too 😁