I worked at Cedar Point summer of `78 and I never saw a Turnpike ride there! Seeing as how what you're showing here looks just the Kennywood ride, I would've not only remembered it being there,I would've ridden it a few times as it was always one of my fave Kennywood rides. I lived right outside the park so, I could've got in any time I wanted. No, I never got to ride Earthquake when I worked there in `78 because it didn't exist. I love dark rides and would've gone on that dozens of times! I went into The Fun House quite often and, even after the park closed for the night, I'd go in and walk through The Fun House in the dark and even climbed up the slide silos all the way to the very top. They actually go up about another 7 or 8 feet so, I'd go up and ride them from the very top. I don't think I ever rode Jumbo Jet. I might have but don't recall seeing that one there. Maybe they'd already replaced it before I got there in early July (the 5th). I'm pretty sure I rode Wild Cat. I remember that being there.

When I was a kid Earthquake was my favorite, followed by the fun house across the walkway. Maybe with flat and dark rides becoming more popular, especially that they can make it more 3D like they did with Spiderman in Universal Orlando, they will bring it back.

Luminosity was soooo cool

Wicked twister and skyscraper in challenge were my favorites

Errr I was on Nemesis Sub Terra THIS MORNING dude.

I wanna see a land based on the villians including a villians night show called villians unite the night from 2020 witch in that show it should include hades jafar maleficent empeor palpatine and Loki if they can bring mcu villians to the land

It's really downgraded, how can you replace practical effects with screens and think that's a good idea? No hope for the future

Protests and striking is just part of life in europe. The whole point of these things is to be disruptive. If disney doesn't want to play ball this is the concequence.

Fun fact: The thunder looper is still in operation as it was Moved to Brazil

I nearly fell out on G-Force 😂

Considering what we got out of it, I think we're lucky we didn't get it. We kind of got the best of both worlds.

Last time I went there was ‘95, so this brought back some memories.

Aside from part 1 and part 2, there are many other rides never mentioned that no longer exist. Others that I can think of offhand that I rode: Frontier Lift, Funhouse, Paddlewheel Boats, Shoot the Rapids (original), Mill Ride, Bayem Kurve, Schwabinchen, Giant Slide, Rotor. And no doubt there are a bunch others before that from earlier generations.

Maybe I misunderstood what you were trying to say about Jumbo Jet with it replacing Wildcat. But there were a few years where both were operating. Wildcat was at where Wicked Twister eventually went. And Jumbo Jet was where Gatekeeper is now.

Before White Water Landing there was Shoot the Rapids (the original) at that same park location.

I think Disney world still have streampunk theme park and that’s will be awesome.

Towers are now closed to the public which i really hope will change soon.

Both TP and BPB should never have removed their flumes

What is the height needed for my 4 yr kid in cm?

Earthquake was awesome. Scared the bejeebees outta 6 yr old me.

Going from the timeline of when you released this video 1. The swarm (smooth and quite intense) 2. Nemesis (very intense interesting layout) 3. The Smiler 4. Saw (great theming as a horror fan and saw fan good indoor section great drop and some of the best airtime hills on uk coasters, can be very rough though) 5. Thirteen (like the first drop and the terrain around the coaster being in the woods, not intense but alot of interesting sections)

Wasn't the Blackhole the same as the Beast? Except obviously in darkness

You forgot the Battle of Galactica experience in the Studio Tour! It was the first attraction to use high quality animatronics outside of Disney parks

2:21 Actually, there _did_ used to be a show in Toon Lagoon called “Pandemonium Cartoon Circus”

When you entered the park there was the double Ferris Wheel ❤

I thought the Wildcat was scarier than most coasters because you were in a small individual car that always seemed as if it would go off the track.

I think if Pandora expires, perhaps Beastly Kingdom shall happen. I mean the concept about good legends against evil legends sound pretty underrated.

2:44 most merlin parks: 👁️👄👁️

I used to love the Mississippi show boat which was basically a fun house style ride in a boat on the river. The entrance was near the buffalo. I guess they had to close it due to safety concerns but my friends and I used to spend ages rolling around in the big barrel wheel at the end of the ride 😅

Glad to have ridden all of these. Sub Terra is back open now

I feel like if they do sell the rights it could be an easy replacement as to transformers metrobase as they can relocate the transformers ride and re paint the hulk ride to the one they have over seas

Disaster transport was a much loved fav. And dear lord I miss Demon drop and hope to visit Dorney park…

Illumination land would make the most sense

I got brisket at bbq and t was all fat. I should have told them to exchange it.

I left the line at Farmhouse it was long. Someone said the steak quality wasn't great this year.

Grand Pavillion

3:58 Long-time driver Ted Askey in charge.

Theme Park? Some confusion, surely?

Who remembers the snake train, Colin McRae driving a tractor with no seat belts💪🏼 Oi Oi 🤪

Bring back the pirate adventure, the sea battle was incredible

I have rode every ride at Cedar Point From 1977-2001 (That wasn't a up charge) haven't been back there since

Personally, I think a kaiju land would fit great. You have Kong skull Island right after Toon Lagoon, so they could easily expand upon that. Add Godzilla and some other kaiju.

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Another coaster to add to the Defunct list is “Shockwave”

I actually liked Flashback!!! It was a little rough and painful but extremely Forceful 😁🎢. ThemeSeekers, have you been on it?

I was there when they filmed House on Haunted Hill!

The ride I really miss is the Western Cruise

The Silbermine darkride was more located where Taron is now not Mexico. If you exit Colorado and head towards Klugheim you first pass a small passage ,the right side of that passage is a small leftover of the hall of the darkride. The rest of the space that is used for Klugheim now was a western town, a mexican themed restaurant and a show with optical illusions called Casa Magnetica.

Went to Pleasure Beach for the first time, rode nearly all of these apart from Ghost Train and River Caves….as they were sadly closed for maintenance. Grand National can be pretty rough, but still fun

The Mean Streak always gave me a headache after riding it because it was so rough.