Unfortunately due to copyright reasons, two of the segments of the video have been edited to have the background music removed (the segment on Soaring with Dragon in 2016 and the beginning of 2023). The audio sounds pretty weak in these parts, but the original parts 3 and 4 still have the copyright audio if you wan the cleaner sound.

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The original trains used by Vekoma on the MK-1200 track didn't just look like the Arrow trains - they actually were Arrow trains. This was part of the initial agreement between Arrow and Vekoma, in that Vekoma would manufacture the track, but some parts like the trains would be supplied by Arrow. In fact, the original trains on Heide Park's Big Loop had well visible signs attached to the chassis indicating what was then Arrow-Huss being their manufacturer. Of course you won't be able to see that now as these trains are no longer in operation. The first Corkscrew with Bayerncurve only appeared at a single fair - despite being built as a transportable ride, the very bulky MK-1200 track and scaffolding-like support structure was simply way inferior in practicality to other transportable coaster designs at that time, especially the Schwarzkopf cone plug system. It just took way too long to set up and tear down, and the bulky track needed way too many trailers to get it from A to B. Not saying they were bad coasters by any means, in fact I loved riding Holiday Park's Superwirbel, but they were just terrible as transportable rides.

1:49 It was actually the other way around, the CEO of Vekoma contacted Arrow after seeing one of their coasters in a movie on tv. 7:40 All early Boomerang models use the same trains which were made by Arrow. The Swinging Turns was also licensed from Arrow (as opposed to copied).

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Im about seven minutes in, but I have noted a few things: Vekoma is short for Veld Köning Maschinenfabrik (Veld Köning's Machine Shop). The MK-1200 refers to the track gauge in millimeters. Finally, Vekoma called the cobra roll a "boomerang" element, which is where the coaster model comes from.

Great Documentary!!

It’s crazy how they have been at the forefront of ride technology for about 30 years and are still improving. For example Red Force’s LSMs make an extremely loud noise and only 6 years later they had refined their technology so much that they are now completely silent on Batman Gotham City Escape

Super Wirbel was my very first coaster in 1986... Scared me to death at age 13!

Finally, Maufacturer History Season 2 is out! And again one of the best and most interesting manufacturer of all time! Already hyped for the following parts!

Hell yeah! Let’s go again, can’t wait for the full series!

This is an amazing video! I cant wait for part 2!!

Can not wait for the next part!!

That´s a great feature with lot´s of great footage! Very well sourced and researched! Looking forward to the upcoming part(s).

Great addition to the park

A lot of rides removed for one ride, but it's a pretty coaster for the area. Wish they could figure out how to design it to avoid the nets over the paths

Intamin has to be the best coaster manufacturer in the world, if not one of the best

I live by great America In Illinois I love America eagle and thanks intamin for one of my favorite roller coaster and I also went onto milemmuam force ( sorry I not a good speller I’m 12 btw)

This is genuinely one of the best KZbin videos I’ve ever seen

There needs to be a direct capture of this.

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Love the tree mural on the Nintendo walls. It has been my only complaint in real life so far so it's nice to see the model has it as a darker mural

I rode the Togo standup prototype "King Cobra" at King's Island in Mason Ohio about a thousand times as a kid.

I’m gonna make an au fanfic heavily based on the Islands Of Adventure Jurassic Park area, and this video is very useful for me

You had to go a second round? I'm sorry.

This place looks like it belongs in the backrooms.

What the..... wow.... didn't even try.

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I really appreciate the effort in preserving this stuff. I love immersive lore like this, trying to make it feel like Jurassic Park is a real place, fueling our imagination. Would you mind if i use any of this audio or video in any future projects that try and recreate that immersive feeling? Credit will be made, of course

We learned one thing from this video: never take credit for Doctor Doom’s ideas.

Awesome channel.. subbed and hit the bell!

Love this series! Seeing where different rides end up and the relationship between ride manufacterers and parks is always interesting

This is a great video! I really miss vortex at KI it was my first coaster with an inversion. Hopefully more arrows will get re tracked

You should do this for Intamin or rmc!

I was surprised sea world orlando did not make it in the list

Great video!!! Very helpful.

Simpsons is getting replaced Journey of water may get replaced Nemo is a kids attraction all the othe rides at epcot are fine test track is closing for a year starting june 10th 2024i go to disney more and worked there so its always been better than universal

Dennis’ killer Dilophosaurus 26:26

Phoenix Rising and Montu make up for Dragon Challenge's closure to make way for Hagrid's Motorbike Adventure over at Universal.

I love all the little details in this, really makes me miss the classic JP era

Is falcons fury operating?

The Simpson’s ride really isn’t that bad, but yeah I agree with the rest of that list.

Doctor Doom is the GOAT

This looks like a really fun coaster. Ill bet its even better at night

Was amazing

3:37 Come again? Hahah wtf?

Alonso should have worn his F1 helmet for the Ferrari ride 😂

B&M Giga 2026?

Did they change the logo?

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