Where is the coaster located

I love that the same people using AI saying it’s great are the same people who are making AI really unfavorable to the public. It seems by spreading misinformation and seemingly forcing it on all tech and video game companies.

Unironically thank you for not just immediately dismissing her as completely hysterical and instead thinking about what logically could have happened. Like yes she did overreact but taking the time to look at what probably actually happened is kinda refreshing.

I asked King's Island First Aid for some ibuprofen last week, so I probably count for the 2024 all injuries list

Oh I remember reading about this accident. The double amputee was a prideful war veteran who was stubborn as hell. According to what I read, the ride operators initially refused him, but the war vet demanded he be let on threatening to sue the park for discrimination if they didn't let him ride. The operators tried their best to explain that for his own safety he couldn't ride, but the man just would not listen to reason and once again threatened a lawsuit. Eventually, they gave into the war vet's demands and let him on; which they obviously should not have done. They should have realized the man's threats were meaningless. There was no way he could have sued the park for discrimination much less win since the only reason they didn't want him on was for his own safety. People can be so stubborn sometimes. Still it is sad that he died this way. Just imagine surviving losing your legs due to stepping on a landmine only to lose your life many years later to a rollercoaster of all things.

The way the AI pronounces years in the 2000s drives me nuts.

This AI was definitely trained on Brew channel.

15:08 Great Bear spotted? 👀

lol I rather die on a ride then anything

Its really irresponsible for AI channels to do things like this

1300 out of 1.6 Billion rides is an rather low distribution. That’s (if I did the math correctly) 0.00008% chance of being injured, and of that 118 out of that 1300 were serious. Whoever is speaking in the first part of the video ought to be ashamed of themselves for misrepresenting data so egregiously. They probably aren’t, but they should be.

I watch a lot of Mentour Pilot videos on air accidents, and one of the most common factors in pilot-caused incidents is when the pilots have a mental model of what's going on that doesn't match reality, and they're stuck reacting to the incorrect mental model and unable to understand what's actually going on. I feel like something similar happened here. The idea of a guest sitting on top of a locked belt was so far removed from the mental model the operators had that they couldn't even try to check for that or see any of the hints pointing towards that as the problem. Idk, I still feel like asking the guest to vacate the seat for a more thorough check would have been an obvious step, but if youre poorly trained and faced with the growing agitation of delayed riders, the pressure to get things moving would be pretty high and distracting.

The silent film one is actually quite impressive. Like, the main characters were in the front cars. How did they get those shots? I can only imagine the wild set ups they had for that

To be open for a few minutes before tragedy is truly insane.

The problem with these ai channels is the gp just takes there word for it, not doing there own research. These channels inflate the “danger” narrative about rides.

Your channel gave me the courage to ride roller coasters, and now I love them! Merry Christmas!

I went on Shoot the Rapids back when it was still operating. Really fun ride, kinda sad it’s gone.

Omg Dixie Landin mentioned! I’ve always wondered what happened to that coaster, it’s also sad to see the park slowly losing customers :(

Media profits when people are stuck inside and scared, rather than go on "dangerous" adventures.

Every slide component should be numbered, photographed, condition annotated and tracked for changes and needed maintenance. A safe park doesn't rely only on liability waivers and cursory visual inspection by unqualified summer hires.

For anyone wondering Yes that comment at the end about the chair exploding and impaling him is a real thing that does happen and has killed multiple people

1:41 i know that turn was painful because they didnt have banking back then

Bro, a Chinese chair kicked my ass last week!!!!!

China doing China. Are there roller coasters in Russia? Time to google.

the only reason the girls got hurt was because the girls put their legs infront of them which you should not do!!

20:53 the AI is saying this as if the ride is possessed and is actively trying to kill everyone around it

augustus gloop

As someone who grew up going there: the Birch Bay Waterslides were always nasty af, unclean and unsafe. They sent someone down directly behind me once when I was a kid so I got hit hard at the bottom of the slide too.

One of my favorite rollercoaster channels here. Thank you for the quality content. Any plans on covering the "Terra Mitica" incident in 2014?

2:27 "Yeah? So can sitting at home on your couch. A sink hole could open up and you could full hundreds of feet, yet you don't see videos about that." *Me who had just seen a video about exactly that*: Well then

Remember when they cry about regulations: This is why we need them

She's craving for views 😂😂

El Toro's airtime 3:49

I like to sometimes make the joke when arriving at an airport, amusement park or boat ride with my wife, who is often nervous about these things, that: "Whew! We made it past the dangerous bit!" There are over 1 million road accident injuries a year, globally. If you google "roller coaster injuries globally" and add up every single publicly released statistic you can find on the first 10 pages, multiply that by 100, and then add the total population of Tonga for fun, you still get less injuries than ONE YEAR of people driving cars. I saw an American statistic that said about 1.3 per 1 million injuries to rides ratio. That means if the entire population of the WORLD took one ride each in the USA, only 8,000 people would even be injured! And most of those would be either rider fault or rider previous injury/condition!

Remember: when water-sliding, always wear your seatbelt. So dumb. XD

Now just watch an AI scrape this and invent a fake ride accident with the details from this video

6:41 lol Nice shirt kid

It's almost like journalists and the news media are all rats who should be treated with contempt and scorn, or something.

ngl, very endeared at the idea of an AI that doesn’t understand what amusement parks are and thinks it has to warn people about them. echoes talks about rollercoasters the same way a 90s PSA talks about weed

One time i rode a slizzler at my local carnival and the lap bar opened i didn't fall out their was a normal seat belt i just held on to the bar real tight till the ride stopped that was probably the craziest ride i have gotten

I was at Dixie Landing the day before the accident occured. There was one particular train/car on the Xtreme that the rides ops were having to go under the ride to unlock the restraints when unloading... My gf and I refused to ride in that car. Im not 100% sure thats what caused the accident. But I'm willing to put money on that it had something to do with it.

I was briefly a ref at a paintball field and I liked to point out that paintball was considered one of the most dangerous extreme sports, with something like 95% of those injuries being from people slipping and falling on rough terrain and the remainder being people who weren't following safety protocol. The bottom line is that you need to be aware of the situation and you need to follow the safety rules given to you. As long as you do that, things will be fine.