Does anyone have a source of the original copy YT has done its magic on copyright.

Oh my i havent seen this innages and I remember being on this ride

For people wandering where the original location was for this hi miler coaster, it was Playland at the beach in San Franscico which closed 1972

mgm grand ballys monorail

Fond memories of FTV when I was a kid in the mid 70's

My first two trips to WDW were in this year!

東京モノレールの大先輩

Man why do people even go up thier when it’s raining

mark iv monorail

This put such a big smile on my face! Thank you for posting this!

Mark iv monorail had to be retired?

Please check out Hoot and Chief. What those guys did may be controversial to some. But, to me, they will be forever be legends. R. I. P in the happiest place on Earth Chief. Hoot, you're a double legend for what you did for your friend.

i wonder if its still there lol

Thank you for sharing this! ❤

WOW~! I remember going there as a kid and loving it! The train rides were so fun as a kid!

6:26 HE EVEN PUT MY BABYS ON IT 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

The termite is what started it all

OMG, I did not remember this when I was born but I remember on KZbin that people were pushing it, causing the bridge to sway. Horrifying.

Amiga 2000 at 7:19 - I wonder if these ended up being replaced at some stage

This is my first time viewing the bridge open while the track remained in place 😮

This video really hit home for me in so many different ways. Just last Saturday (6-29-24) we had the annual Frontier Village picnic at Edenvale Garden Park. I lead the tour of the site and pointed out what was left of Frontier Village, as always. Ever since my good friend Kim Pedersen passed away a few years ago, I always have a lump in my throat every time that I give the tour. The first few years of the picnics, I actually gave the tour along with Kim. We both had a tacky sense of humor on those early tours that was fueled by our back and forth banter, but looking back, everyone had a great time and everyone always had a good laugh. I miss those days and, truth be told, my Frontier Village tours now are nowhere near as good as those early ones with Kim by my side. Hearing his voice in this video put a lump in my throat. I miss him and the great times that we had together. Thank you so much for sharing this video and the rest of Kim's videos with everyone in the world. He will always be missed.

I first saw this epic and inspiring video when I was 6 or 7 years old. The first two things I remembered realizing were HEY! They live in my city! Second, why does lady have a bag on her head? Lolll 😂

처음에는 이동하면서 풍경구경도 할수있었는데 이제는 역세서출발하면 창문이뿌엿게 흐려짐...지상으로 왜만든거야...여름겨울에 더위 추위 그대로 참아야되고 바깥풍경구경도 못하고 예전 중앙로 화제처럼 비상사테 터지면 도중에 대피도 힘든데..

What a time to be alive for Americans. Three years later there would be Miami Vice on NBC. And I was just a 22 months old baby in the pre-martial law Poland. 😂

The ride gave me anxieties going through the big movie screen. Went right back to Journey into Imagination to calm me down

What happens if you’re in the middle and gotta pee

Time Machine please ⏳⏱️⏰🕰️

My husband and I were there. He is gone now and I was reliving memories, thank you for sharing. ❤

建設中の映像は貴重です。

Honestly kinda sad we wont achieve this

Looking back at the Mark V it looks so cursed seeing a Walt Disney World style monorail at Disneyland

I was there & we left expeditiously as the bridge was shaking like a MFA 😂😂😂

1000th like!

Kim Pedersen. A wondrous man. Always happy to share.

Rollercoaster (1977)

Idk why they trimmed the back half of the ride. That ending used to hit hard

I’m so amazed that this filmed in 1990 at Nara Dreamland. How did they operated for more than 16 years before it was closed down in 2006.

Thanks for sharing this. I love the old footage over just photos. I wish there was more of it out there and footage that showed all the rides and attractions. This was the best amusement park in the Bay Area. It was always enjoyable and you never had outrageous lines to wait in for rides and attractions. It had a real laid back feel, something that Great America never had. It's a shame that the city allowed local residents that lived next to the park to complain to the point of forcing it to shut down. The park was there before the homes around it were built. That is like moving next to an airport then complaining about the noise and traffic. They decided to move there. They knew the park was there. The city should have allowed the park to expand like they planned rather than basically forcing them to close. You don't find parks with that cozy atmosphere any more...

Trains like whistling blow 0:52

This looks dangerous! No way they do this ever again !!

I believe I know Mr. Holmquist’s son. His name is Frank. He is also brilliant. His birthday was yesterday. I can’t find him. Wish him well, sweet people!

7:50

7:00

0:35 Buses are stuck in traffic because there aren't any dedicated bus lanes for them to take in most cities. 0:38-0:48 They are expensive but far more efficient to build.

This was about the last time I went to Disneyland I went in 1991. This was before all the changes. No more skyway, no more people mover, etc. Took a turn for the worst not long after this video was made

I went to Horizons when I was 5 in 1993. We went to every Disney Park that week. We did not go to Universal Studios until 1996. We finally went to both Disney and Universal in 2000. Anyway, this ride gave me high hopes for the future, especially in my home country of Japan. Sadly, things did not go out so well. Coronavirus, war, and as you all know, Japan has the highest suicide rates.

there were not many trees surrounding the coaster vs now

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지진희이상용예삐죽어고환자

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