Love Disney history!

The Vortex was good so good but sadly its gone

The bat is there just its different now

Request: Reino aventura/Six flags México Lost rides/Closed atractions 1-Enterprise (1982-1994) 2-Octopus (1982-1999) 3-Hollywood star (1982-1999) 4-Reino Laser (1995?-1999) 5-Space shot (1996-1999) 6-La cabaña del tio chueco (1982-1999) 7-La casa del la risa/La casa de Mario Bros (1992-1999) 8-Chaos (2000-2002) 9-Viaje inesperado (1992-2004) 10-La mansión de la llorona (1992-2008) 11-Lago Aventura (1994-2009) 12-Las aventuras de Bob esponja/Spongebob 4D (2004-2010) 13-Canoa Kracatoa (1982-2012) 14-Medusa(The original)(2000-2013) 15-Hollywood tours (2000-2015) 16-Curandero (2000-2017) 17-Catapulta (2000-2019) 18-Huracan (1992-2019) 19-Vudu (2000-2020) 20-Le mans/Carros chocones/Bumper cars (1982?-2022) 21-Piña Loca (2000-2023) 22-Splash/Aquaman (1994-2024)

14 years later the Trains looked Dated Get used to this the trains are good for 100 years

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0:20 Splash Mountain may be gone but it will never be “forgotten”

Will you do a Part 2 to this?

No People Mover? That’s a lost attraction that many people miss which made Tomorrowland look more alive.

Justice for the Shockwave

Kings Island deserves an absolute monster that has 0 family inclinations whatsoever and 0 Bollinger and Mallard influences whatsoever that breaks records and boundaries and sets the park up for getting back to its roots.

There were so many fun rides at KD,yet imo if you were able to get to Williamsburg Bush Gardens had two great rides. The Big Bad Wolf and the Lochness Monster. Loved flying through the makeshift village of The Big Bad Wolf.

Diamond Falls,remembering standing on the bridge getting splashed as the boats shot down the drop. Then you had the older smaller Log Ride, or White Water Canyon...awesome rides during those summer trips to KD

Thanks for doing this video! This is great! Although the original Bear-y Tales is lost. Many of its original animatronics, sets, and props are in our pool of collection by us and two others

Knotts is not maintained well.

as a kid I was so scared of the Demon Drop, mainly because of the name lol. Disaster Transport was my favorite coaster when I was young (tied with the Iron Dragon). I completely forgot about Space Spiral. And I will always miss Wicked Twister and waiting in the line near the lake. Thank you for driving me down memory lane :)

I've been on all ten. 👍if you have too!

Miss the Haunted Shack 😊

supposedly the original psyclone cart is in the apocalypse wastelands...i seen it there when i went on it.. the og boat z force was scary..i cried at 8 years old.

I had my first kiss on Kingdom of the Dinosaurs. Met a girl from another school on a field trip. The ride operator had to stop the ride to split us apart... Good times! Katie from Upland, if you're out there, I hope you're doing well! XD

My dad called this coaster the brown streak 😂 this coaster was awesome tho. What a shame

If u went to knotts you HAVE to ride the log ride it’s a must :)

The soapbox racers and sky jump are the two I miss the most. I can't prove it, but I sincerely believe it inspired, or at the very least influenced the Cars ride at California Adventure... I never got to ride Corkscrew, but I may have to make the trip and I hated Boomerang, however if I go to Indonesia I will have to seek it out and ride it once again, just so I can say I rode it in two different countries.

I miss Log Jammer and Collossus.

What about the shock wave ... stand up coaster

Shockwave was SO beloved when it opened; it's no surprise what it did for attendance. Sarajevo had been a disappointment and this was a breath of fresh air. Psyclone was also amazing in it's first year - a perfect woodie along the lines of GhostRider. It's so sad what happened to it shortly thereafter.

As much as I love and miss the old Knott's, I sure don't miss Windjammer, Windseeker or Perilous Plunge! They certainly could use a little help in selection of the rides they purchase - even today.

Being a young adult working overnight in 2010 time originally from Missouri. I can't believe I rode some many of these and it's crazy so many are gone.

I still beat myself up for not riding the Motorcycles. At that time I was really fascinated with the Corkscrew (because going upside down was a novel thing). Soap Box Racers kinda made up for it (it consistently raced). I also regretted missing a ride on Perilous Plunge as well.

Kingdom of the dinosaurs was the scariest ride I had EVER BEEN ON When I was a kid I hated that ride

I've never been to cider point but allot of these seam so fun tho 😂

When was explosive is aloues

you scared me with Gemini on the thumbnail😭🙏

Except for Windseeker, I have been on all those rides. Noticed there was a lot more landscaping back then instead of the concrete jungle we get now.

I do miss Log Jammer. The last time I was at Magic Mountain was in 2019, so decided to take a photo of the former ride entrance while I was there. I also rode Green Lantern: First Flight a few times during it's short run at the park. I cannot find myself to ever fully hate that ride because it gave me the closest to a ride malfunction that had ever gotten at Magic Mountain (so far). It was on my second time riding it and the pod my sister and I were in had over-rotated when we got back into the station, causing my sister and I to face the floor and the 2 riders behind us to face the ceiling. Two of the riders in the pod in front of us were laughing but I honestly didn't care because I was enjoying it. Maintenance was called out to fix the problem and everything was just fine soon after. Probably the only thing I was embarrassed about on that ride was using a step stool to climb into the pods. I'm at around 5'8" but climbing up into a roller coaster pod that was around 4 feet off the ground was a challenge for almost everyone who rode it.

I remember going to Knotts Berry Farm as a young kid back in the 90s and riding some of these rides (Wacky Soap Box Racers, Timberline Twister, and Parachute Drop to name a few). I even rode Timberline Twister with both my grandma (mom's side) and younger sister and all 3 of us sat in the same row. Later on in 2005, I would get to ride Boomerang, Perilous Plunge, and the currently SBNO MonteZooma: The Forbidden Fortress (MonteZooma's Revenge when I rode it and I hope they are able to get it up and running again soon 🤞🏻🤞🏻).

Top Thrill Dragster used a hydraulic launch. Top Thrill 2 uses LSMs.

Who remembers when top thrill had actual drag wheels and a wing on the back haha and dragster noises

Man this brings back so many memories

Twister is at cedar points sister park dorney park it’s called possessed

crazy barrels, circus wheel, z force, enterprise, subway, sarajevo bobsleds, monorail, yosemite sam sierra falls, and swiss twist are all gone.

This was such a bizarre ride, not particularly thrilling, and did not fit in at Cedar Point But for some reason I and many others loved it I don’t know why

Loved the Canadian Monster. Water chute think the last in the country.Loved the Whip my Mum used to take my Brother and I on the ride mid 60's.Rode the Turtle Chase many a time. Happy Days.

Does anyone remember the club house next to timberline twister? It had a bunch of different rooms and then later got turned into bath rooms. It feels like just a figment of my imagination now. I can’t find any pictures on it. I loved it when I was a kid. It was my first form of disappointment when it closed lol.

freefall was terrible and it hurt like a MF when the ride stopped

Nice work. Avalanche Run ever opened with inline seating cars though. Capacity was one of Cedar Points primary concerns back then and ordered the ride with the 5 row 2x2 cars. On a completely unrelated note: I dreamt that Cedar Point had ProSlide design a HydroMagnetic water coaster with Avalanche Run's layout. Complete with the conveyer lift hill and three slightly uphill LIM launch sections in place of the brake runs.

The ride actually opened with the 10 passenger sleds. As CP often did/does, they asked for extra capacity over the original model. Supposedly there was a delay in the opening due to the wrong sleds being shipped. However, the ride was always designed for, and operated with the 10 passenger sleds.

Nice 👍 I learned a lot appreciate more in Knotts 😊

During my first vist to Cedar Point as a kid in 99, i really enjoyed Disaster Transport! I lived in Ohio at that time, but did have a few visits to DisneyWorld under my belt. I could tell the theming wasn't nearly as good, but the thrill was there, and the A/C felt great! When they tore it down, I was a little sad, but the thrill of bigger and better coasters superceded my nostalgia, and still does to this day

It was like taking a step into disney or a step into another work/park. I really enjoyed feeling like I left into another world. The indoor aspect was really cool