Not saying it was entirely the victim’s fault but you should probably know if your disability or weight could be a safety concern for you if you board the ride

I remember seeing these in theme park ads as a kid and I always wanted to ride one. But alas I never got to

As seen in The Electric Company (Newer One)

Why does the Kentucky Department of Agriculture Inspect the rides

Love these things.

As a ride op myself, THANK YOU!!! Machines break down ALL THE TIME. And regardless of the reason (mechanical or weather-related), the ride was doing what it was DESIGNED to do!! No, you getting stuck at the top of Montu wasn’t bc the ride suddenly became dangerous; it stopped to KEEP IT FROM becoming dangerous. Heck, a ride may even stop simply bc some guest decided it was a BRILLIANT idea to jump out onto the catwalk and try to retrieve something!! If anything, the ride stopping mid operation is a good sign that the safety system is working properly. I’m just gonna start recommending this channel to everyone who asks me about ride safety from now on.

Parents complained....such a shame. Coasters arent for little a$$ kids.

I rode the one at the Adventuredome a few times over the years. I loved the ride experience, but hated the restraints. The balancing thing also explains why only half the seats were filled on it. Also, I remember the chance drop tower at the Adventuredome being insane, with it having a forceful launch and drop, compared to the S&S ones.

thank god this got reccomended to me AFTER gardeland

I rode one at the Santa Cruz Boardwalk, remember seeing the commercials for the new ride and I was just coming out of my shell with being inverted. Loved riding it as a kid, was unpredictable. Didn't realize til now that the rides were problematic.

😔😗🤣🤣🤣🤣💀

I rode one of these at HersheyPark as a kid and I loved it so much. (I also loved rides like the zipper so that's not surprising) I wish they could bring back something like it.

No one I've met that moved one of these portable Chaos rides had anything positive to say about it.

I have been on the ride and operated one for several years. Great ride in concept and stunning visually. I had no problem loading the ride from a balancing perspective but memorizing the seat pairings could be confusing to some. It seemed to suffer with mechanical issues and from what understand was expensive to operate.

Oh my god I just watched the accident video...

Dude you totally use Valleyfair as a thumbnail and you didn’t talk about Valley Fair at all❤

I don’t remember much about the ride experience but I did get to ride one with I believe my grandmother at six flags New England

Opened the Chaos at Adventuredome. Was a fun ride to operate with all its quirks!

They used to have one at Indiana Beach FOREVER ago

Every park I've been to that still has them had them closed when I visited 😢

The fact I just rode on Superman at Six flags New England and they had a girl trapped in one of the seats because the seatbelt malfunctioned. (they had to use the jaws of life to get her out) Scared me more after this video with that horrible death of that guy. Glad there were no photos.

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im sorry but if you manage to find yourself in a restricted area and decide to dink around under an inverted coaster and you get decapitated for it, youre getting a standing ovation from darwin

I rode the Chaos at Valleyfair which was removed after the 2010 season.

probably should add a flash warning

We had a Chance at Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk years ago. That was a fun ride.

I remember when Cedar Point had one of these

Small correction: there is ONE chaos I believe is still operating. Its owned by Italian showman Montenero, videos and information is very hard to find on this ride though, it operated until at least 2023 and I couldn't find a video from this year yet. I'll update if I did, with a link if that's allowed Edit: it's still operating in 2024, simple youtube search should do the trick.

I remember riding the 1 at Adventuredome in 2010 and 2014. It was my fav flat ride there and I'm gonna miss it a lot. 😥

I remember riding this a few times, though I don't remember where. Maybe SFGA, maybe Funtown Pier at Seaside (before the fire wiped the pier out), maybe just at a carnival. Wherever the case, I never really cared for the ride ... it always felt to me like an inferior Zipper ride. It's weird to see videos where half the cars aren't even installed ... likely late-in-the-day rides that resorted to using some cars for spare parts. In the end (for me), a ride that looked a lot better than it really was. To be fair, a number of rides come to mind when I make this distinction.

I see people blaming the operators, but I don’t think they really could’ve known because they just did as they were trained, and the safety light was on. I will say though that not signing off officially was wrong, and they definitely shouldn’t of done that

The most anticipated disappointment....it was uncomfortable and couldn't rock the car. It was a neat showpiece but the ride experience meh. Oh the main Pic is my home park valleyfair. I recognize wild thing supports.

This still exist

I rode the one at Cedar Point. I found it very fun. It is too bad they are no longer around

chaos was such a fun right. First rode one at the LA county fair, RCS used to own one. Also rode the one at he adventure dome in Vegas. Made sure to take a lot of pictures and video of that one the last time i rode it cause i knew eventually it wouldnt be there anymore. I do miss this ride along with the Chance Inverter.

"the ride featured some operational challenges that made the ride challenging to operate" lmaooooo enjoying the series tho!! thanks for the videos!

I had a few rides on this at Pleasureland, Southport. It was fun, but wasn’t particularly intense or scary. Wish they’d got a Zipper instead 😂

can you cover chance turbo pls pls pls pls pls

What an interesting ride. Never seen one before. Glad your flat ride videos are back. I know they don't yield the results you want regarding viewership but I've found them a great resource and have rewatched most of them several times. Thanks for doing these.

What's interesting ab this ride is I always found the beginning of the cycle (the part where it's spinning horizontal) to be the worst part bc you were spinning faster and faster while on ur back. Once the wheel tilted forward everyone would be screaming and I would be recovering from that part🤣😂💀 Very fun ride though. Like you mentioned every ride you had would be different.

I have some suggestions for rides: Chance Yo-Yo, Dartron Cliffhanger, Mulligan Sea Ray, SDC Hang Ten, Moser Extasy

el año pasado probe el de fantasilandia de fabri group terriblemente dolorosos los saltos he increiblemente intenso es un descontrol diria que unico disfruta es el operador

en chile hay pero tiene falla en los cilindros secundario lo tiene entretenilandia

I loved that ride at cedar point

I got to go on this one at my local amusement park PNE Playland in Vancouver, BC, Canada and loved it! too bad they couldn’t save it 😢

You forgot to mention the rider was being extremely rude and combative to the teen operators and was threatening them which is why they let him on the ride.

I vaguely remember seeing one of these at the state fair growing up in the early 2000s, I think my mom and I rode it and she was uh, a bit shocked, when it started going vertical 😅 My favorite flat ride of all time to this day remains Chance manufactured The Zipper. Sadly even those are hard to find these days.

That sucks, I always wanted to ride one

Hersheypark had this ride and then it was gone.

They do this, and demand free health care. lolwut