Gerstlauer: Explained

Gerstlauer is a relatively young German amusement ride manufacturer, famous for their compact, yet thrilling, roller coaster models. The company was founded in 1981, and has successfully installed over 80 roller coasters worldwide, the majority of which were constructed within the last 5 years. In this video, we explore the amusement ride models produced by Gerstlauer, such as the iconic Eurofighter and relatively new Infinity coaster, as well as dive into the manufacturers history and recent popularity.
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[@5MadMovieMakers]

We need more Gerstlauers in the US!

[@coasterbot]

Definitely! :)

[@kratomleaf8112]

Seriously.

[@brandonbruscher2902]

yes and the best one is Monster at Adventureland in my opinion.

[@bobthegoat17]

Now we're getting an infinity at cp

[@robbropyro3283]

@@bobthegoat17 i sure hope so

[@easysteezy58]

6:57 Not all hero's wear capes. You are able to tell how courteous this man is SOLEY off his immediate instinct to open the seat next to him.

[@intothemagic]

My dad and I always open and close restraints for the employees at Disney and Universal.

[@evanlilley4483]

Manufacturers: Explained is the greatest thing that has happened to this channel. Thank you for the fabulous content, and I'm excited for the future!

[@coasterbot]

I'm glad you enjoy the series! No problem, thank you for watching :)

[@jonathanmchugh1391]

How about Mack explained

[@TytonidaeIndustries]

any idea when you will be covering Intamin?

[@ItzLogan07]

The fact that Gerstlauer actually managed to pull off building The Smiler is incredible. It just shows the influence John Wardley can have on ride manufacturers.

[@coasterbot]

It is an incredible ride for sure - a masterpiece of engineering! :)

[@toomuchcontext]

I can see why Harry loves Gerstlauer so much. After all, he keeps leaving me hanging.

[@coasterbot]

This is a good one, you did well. ;)

[@kirmesjosef2074]

Karacho: Gerstlauer: 7 Mio. € Blue Fire: Mack: 20 Mio. € These things make gerstlauer awesome

[@coasterbot]

I couldn't agree more! :)

[@stonedfinn3649]

and Karacho might even be the better ride, especially the launch.

[@guuerrrrrl]

@@stonedfinn3649 Yes! It’s short but soo good and smooth.

[@keesboterhoofd5638]

Gerstlauer the king of roller coasters!

[@DanNantz]

Very well done sir. I now have a greater appreciation for Gerstlauer.

[@coasterbot]

Thank you, that's great to hear! :)

[@danielworleyyy]

Gerstlauer is fast becoming one of my favorite modern designers. I can't wait to get on my first Infinity Coaster!

[@jakeg.4634]

I just rode The Monster at Adventureland 7 times yesterday! Infinity coasters are amazing!

[@Happymali10]

I'd never have expected to see the "Hansapark" in Germany on here. A small park that also has one of the oldest Roller Coasters in Europe, the "Nessie" made by Schwarzkopf.

[@coasterbot]

As Niklas said, Hansa Park is an important one for Gerstlauer, with many of their interesting creations! :)

[@TS_Mind_Swept]

Thank you for watching, and don’t forget to smile. Always.

[@adampace1822]

Great job! Your voice is perfect for these.

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! :)

[@twistedcheese1]

I really love this series. Still waiting for zierer, pinfari and golden horse explained

[@argooose]

Christian Moss personally I wanna see Arrow first

[@tgijoe5370]

It is great to see more parks buying gerstlauer's quality attractions. With rides such as Kärnan, Gerstlauer have really proven themselves to be a great manufacturer.

[@coasterbot]

I agree! I do hope to see even more large scale Gerstlauers in the future :)

[@guuerrrrrl]

I never knew the G‘sengte Sau was the first coaster they made! It’s soooo good. Also Fun Fact: Gesengte Sau is a pig that’s about to be butchered. The ride is "themed" to a pig running from the butcher. In quotation marks because there’s nothing in the queue line hinting to this. Maybe it was too dark.

[@coasterbot]

That is a fun fact!

[@boofrik3314]

I am drinking tea out of my smiler mug as I watch this.

[@coasterbot]

Awesome! ;)

[@CoasterHipster]

Excellent comprehensive 'explained' video! The balance between Gerstlauer's backstory, and product line-up is well arranged, and your narration is easy to listen to - I appreciate in particular your efforts to pronounciate foreign names haha. On top of that, your montage skills get really impressive... cool transitions dude! I suggest for the next Manufacturer video to go a little more in-depth about the ride experience and what makes the company's design philosophy different. For instance, I really like Gerstlauer's creative approach with layouts, as they often add 'surprises' before the first lift hill or launch (Kärnan is the most striking example of that). Gerstlauer has also created unique elements such as Takabisha's 'banana roll', and made breakthroughs in the industry with Gekion Live at Tokyo Joypolis, a Spinning coaster with an inversion, well before Time Traveler at SDC! I feel illustrating a manufacturer's work with some genuine comments about their ride experience would further cement the quality of these videos. It would make the piece even more valuable for enthusiasts, and give the general audience a more concrete feel of what the company can achieve ;) Again, well done Harry for this excellent informative work! I'm glad I was able to help with some footage, even though it wasn't the best quality. Looking forward to the next video! :D

[@coasterbot]

Thank you man, I appreciate the kind words. You are totally right about the feedback. I will aim to mention more about the general manufacturers practises in the next episode, and I am kind of annoyed I forgot to talk about Gerstlauer's pre-lift hill sections in this video. Nevertheless, you live and learn. Thank you for the consistent feedback and for providing great footage. :)

[@wlkdesigns]

First off, those Infinity coasters look like the coolest. I've never wanted to ride a coaster as bad as one of those now. Something about the triangular track and how smooth it seems to glide along it is mesmerizing. Secondly, just found these videos this morning as I was awoken early by a car that was stuck in the snow. They are so informative and well made, I can't wait to continue the dig.

[@coasterbot]

Infinity Coasters are awesome! Thanks for watching and stumbling across my stuff. I am glad you like it! :)

[@cormacorp]

Surprised you didn't mention the dive coaster they are opening at knott's next year! It looks class.

[@coasterbot]

Yeah, I forgot to mention Hangtime, but at the end of the day it isn't much different from the other infinity coasters on offer.

[@kevinkortegast4738]

I love gerstlauer ❤️! They created kärnan no other company could have done it as well as they did it!

[@coasterbot]

I love Gerstlauer too. No other company could have created Kärnan, period.

[@kevinkortegast4738]

COASTER BOT Yeah:D.

[@Blazerlp2014]

Pause at the end of 6:16 and You See Booth Mammut and Gesengte Sau while You are riding a third Gerstlauer Coaster! All three are located in Tripsdrill in Cleebron in Germany. Edit: OMG THANKS FOR THE HEART!

[@clubstep8244]

Gerstlauer just builds awesome ride. I am surprised Phantasialand didnt put up with them yet since they are so good in building very special rides

[@coasterbot]

They do build awesome rides, I agree! :)

[@Lonyr]

Thank you for your awesome content, Coaster Bot! after a hard week of work it's so relaxing to come home and learn a bunch of roller coaster history and facts! Your narration is top-notch.

[@coasterbot]

No problem! Thank you for watching and the kind words :)

[@DomWPC]

amazing! I love how you mentioned that guerstalaur manufactures wooden roller coaster trains, not many enthusiasts know that they made trains for various wooden roller coasters around the globe including lightning rod and the new Texas giant. thank you for this really informative video harry!

[@blazingaqua9127]

They did the trains fro Iron Rattler, not Lightning rod but I agree with your comment

[@coasterbot]

No problem, I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@OklahomaCoasterFan]

I didn't know that until watching this video just now. I love the trains on NTG and Iron Rattler, 2 of my favorite coasters that I've been on. I hope to get to ride more Gerstlauer coasters. I've only been on 1

[@DomWPC]

i've been on two guerstalaurs and I will be going on my 3rd next year the two that I have been on is The Smiler and Saw The Ride and I'm going on Speed No Limits next year!

[@DomWPC]

no, they did make them for lightning rod there is a lightning rod documentary on KZbin where they interviewed a former arrow dynamics employee who has now joined RMC he was the project managing director, and in the documentary he said "the trains were made for us by guerstalaur "

[@sonimatic]

An amazing video as always. I love the additon of music to the video, and the back story of the manufacturer made me appreciate it more.

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy the music, that's great to hear. I'll take these on board for the next video :)

[@AdventuresByJake]

This is my favorite video yet. Brilliant. I’d be interested to see more content focused on manufacturers. Great job!

[@coasterbot]

That's really great to hear! Thank you. There will be more of these, don't worry :)

[@TonyKimtheamusementparkfan]

It's great that Gerstlauer is becoming a lot more innovative :) I think for some people, including myself, we usually forget Gerstlauer in the list of roller coaster manufacturers from those of B&M, Intamin, Rocky Mountain Construction, GCI, all those really big names manufacturers, but now they are becoming a lot more popular from their innovation and can't wait what they come up with next.

[@coasterbot]

I agree, Gerstlauer is often overshadowed, but they are producing a lot more rides nowadays. As you said, I do hope they continue to innovate and make their way up in the amusement ride world. :)

[@dexty112]

Great video as always Harry! :) I liked the subtle music in the background.

[@coasterbot]

Thank you, and that's great to hear, I need feedback on that. :)

[@kylesarrecchia6758]

Really great video and series. I'm truly loving your easily digestible information on the coaster manufacturing companies. Thank you. I Subscribed!

[@coasterbot]

Thank you very much for watching and subscribing :)

[@matthewmaher7861]

Great Video Harry! Keep bringing out these manufacturer explained videos. Their really interesting

[@coasterbot]

Thank you, I do plan to create more! :)

[@rcmaster207]

Great work putting this together as always!

[@coasterbot]

Thanks Herman, I appreciate it! :)

[@aneyz4092]

Infinity Coaster is Thanos's favorite model.

[@coasterbot]

Whey!

[@nolimits2fan960]

*Infinity*

[@OllieCoaster]

Lol imagine the smiler logo on his face

[@zachdahman7836]

I love these videos! Nice job Harry

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! :)

[@happyhurricane5921]

Amazing video! Do more of these

[@coasterbot]

There will be more, don't worry! :)

[@gothfennec]

5:02 ANUBIS!!!! MY FAV ROLLERCOASTER!!

[@cactusgamingrobidoux2900]

I love this video I love Gerstlauer and you!

[@coasterbot]

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video and enjoy our channel :)

[@cactusgamingrobidoux2900]

Thank you!

[@lyssa.mp3]

This is such a good vid 👍 about 2 years ago this video made me interested in roller coasters

[@Hayatichannel]

Your videos are so unique and informative. Thank you

[@coasterbot]

Thank you for the kind words! :)

[@Eagles.Fan.Since.Super.Bowl.52]

I haven't been to a park in 10 years, but wow there are some awesome looking concepts on these coasters. Video was fantastically done as well. Nice Work!

[@coasterbot]

You'll have to head out to a park this year then! Roller coasters have certainly progressed during that time span. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, thank you! :)

[@Fishul]

"theme parks worldwide" Cheeky.

[@coasterbot]

That one was purely accidental, but I did notice it myself. :)

[@mdrobnson3912]

Dollywood removed the flat curve this season. It was a bit rough but IMO That's The best thing about the ride. I seriously doubt I'll ever ride Mystery Mine again.

[@DesRenele]

Great vid! Tripsdrill is the experimental park from Gerstlauer! It's great to see the evolution from G'sengte Sau to Karacho.

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! It really is interesting to see Gerstlauer's development. :)

[@camelsquad6741]

Yoooooos! :D great vid. So happy and great vid :D.

[@camelsquad6741]

That disliker is retarded

[@coasterbot]

Thank you very much! :)

[@ToneTitan]

There's a lot of information out there about B&M, Intamin, and Arrow, so I'm glad that you're raising awareness of the smaller manufacturers first. Great video!

[@coasterbot]

We'll probably get to some of the larger manufactures soon. Before we did this, we wanted to perfect the scripting and editing of the series. :)

[@JamesTaylor6]

Now this is why I'm subscribed🙌

[@coasterbot]

Understandable ;)

[@rollercoasterfreak8349]

Great video!

[@coasterbot]

Thanks! :)

[@rechtebanana]

Good job!

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! :)

[@Lucas-hl7lr]

Wow great video!

[@coasterbot]

Thank you :)

[@brycefourn2001]

Great video about Gerstlauer!

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! :)

[@blackjack7712]

BryceFourn 2001 Why are you here?

[@mattyorshin]

I love these explained vids great job like always

[@coasterbot]

That's fantastic to hear. Thank you. :)

[@duck323]

This guy’s content is phenomenal I just gotta say. Keep it up 👍

[@coasterbot]

You're too kind!

[@iLoveCamdy]

@@coasterbotagree

[@Poet_03]

9:41 ... *THEMEPARKWORLDWIDE ON KZbin*

[@coasterbot]

CHECK IT OUT!

[@coasterbot]

You got me... I've been exposed.

[@calliethecoasterenthusiast]

Great video once again my bud Harry!

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! :)

[@calliethecoasterenthusiast]

COASTER BOT no problem bud harry

[@nbr.323]

can you make a video about the Efteling? btw a very nice vid keep it up!

[@coasterbot]

I do hope to at some point in the future. Thank you :)

[@Pidge287]

I knew it would be Gerstlauer! Great Video!

[@coasterbot]

Awesome, thanks! :)

[@ashleysewell6569]

I love gerstlauer the smiler is my favourite coaster :)

[@coasterbot]

The Smiler is my favourite roller coaster as of now also! :)

[@ashleysewell6569]

COASTER BOT yay :)

[@angrybirds2973]

My dad likes smiler

[@mystic_edits3478]

Same

[@laurenwarner3531]

I love this channel I can’t wait to see more rollercoasters explained

[@coasterbot]

Awesome, that's fantastic to hear! Thanks for watching. :)

[@StamfordBridge]

Great video.

[@coasterbot]

Thank you :)

[@mrmuffins951]

Great video after great video. Keep it up man

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! :)

[@turbo3719]

Yay New Vid Hi Coaster Bot!

[@coasterbot]

Hello!

[@jeroen3241]

Amazing video. of all the gerstlauer's I have done, Gold Rush is my favorite.

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! Gold Rush does look awesome, I'm jealous :)

[@kirmesjosef2074]

@@coasterbot it's better then star Trek

[@fgc3251]

Great vid + love gerstlauer

[@Ender_Greg]

As good as always !

[@coasterbot]

Thanks! :)

[@nolimitsluke]

Yay! the music is here!

[@coasterbot]

Indeed it is!

[@kasenoks2402]

I love Gerstlauer Launches , so much better than the weakness of Mack launches

[@coasterbot]

Most definitely! :)

[@jessbian3385]

Im glad you chose Gerstlauer, its history is short but interesting, and its ties to schwartzkopf explains its look and style.

[@coasterbot]

I agree, it's a very interesting company. :)

[@jessbian3385]

The also made my 5th favorite coaster (smiler) so i might be biased

[@rcb3000]

I really love your videos.

[@coasterbot]

Thank you, I really appreciate it :)

[@missycoaster749]

These videos are great.my vote for the next video Mack rides explained.

[@coasterbot]

I'm glad you enjoy them! :)

[@cruzim8]

Quality as always.

[@coasterbot]

Thanks Alex! :)

[@givedemnobrakes4792]

Great vid can't wait till I get the chance to ride one

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! :)

[@hugosalverda1943]

You are almost at the 1000 likes man keep it going

[@coasterbot]

Thanks! :)

[@brianmacdonald7297]

Oh...you said "kiddie racer model," not "kid eraser model." I thought that was an odd name for a ride type.

[@coasterbot]

That would be a very odd coaster model name!

[@beanboi6957]

Erase all kids

[@m_affiliates]

There’s a gap in the track.

[@HussFan]

Love this videos! :)

[@coasterbot]

That's fantastic to hear! :)

[@Jason_Maier]

Interesting that Mr. Gerstlauer used to work for Schwarzkopf (I'm sure in the great beyond, Anton would be liking the Gerstlauer rides)

[@bunklekafunkle8893]

8:58 I've been to Duinrell, The Netherlands, Wassenar. I went on a miniature coaster although there is a eurofighter located at the same theme park

[@dealwiththeseal9166]

Amazing work! This is quality Theme Park content! :)

[@coasterbot]

Thanks Tibor, I really appreciate it! :)

[@mxjfilms7118]

Love this video

[@coasterbot]

Awesome, thanks! :)

[@vegguid]

Amazing!

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! :)

[@crashcoaster3852]

I almost missed this! ;D

[@drummercali]

I'd love to see an Arrow Corkscrew explained. There were so many of them when I was young. Seemed like every park had to have one.

[@coasterbot]

Great suggestion, I'll note it down :)

[@levistokes3960]

Aaaah yeeees!! I saw the mystery mine and firechaser express. I work at Dollywood on the wild eagle. Although wild eagle is a B&M coaster I can work on fire chaser and mystery mine which are both gerstlauers.

[@coasterbot]

That's awesome to hear :)

[@GameLandFilms]

YES!!

[@MiNombreEsElCamaron]

Could you do an Alton Towers Explained? I’m from the US and would love to know more about it in your fantastic video style. What you do is so useful to your audience and helps preserve theme park history.

[@coasterbot]

I do hope to make that video at some point in the future. I appreciate the kind words about the content I make, thank you. :)

[@puglover1443]

Best channel in KZbin

[@coasterbot]

You are too kind, thank you :)

[@RandomnessHeavenxx]

I love your channel

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! :)

[@coasterfun8446]

Didn’t even realize this was uploaded. These videos are great. I’d love one for Arrow

[@coasterbot]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Arrow is on the list :)

[@vollzeitschwabe5495]

"gsengte sau" is located in my home park, didnt thought you knew about such things nice research! Mammut and karacho are also located there

[@coasterbot]

I know a bit about Tripsdrill and do hope to visit that park at some point in the future, it looks fantastic! :)

[@vollzeitschwabe5495]

COASTER BOT i wish they would add more coasters and i didnt even know that nearly all rides in this Park are from gerstlauer

[@garrett681]

The man at 8:35 has no shirt on.

[@ritzy4593]

Drue Garrett I saw this, then instantly scrolled down to the comments cause I knew someone would say something

[@coasterhockygamingboy9549]

Garrett so

[@TS_Mind_Swept]

It’s funny because I didn’t even notice, I was too busy being shocked at the fact S&S made a wooden coaster (I didn’t know they did that)

[@zClonky]

YAAAAASSSSSSSSSS a vid on my second fav manufacturer

[@Filipolis]

So you prefer Gerstlauer over B&M, Intamin or Mack Rides? I wouldn't agree on that, but everybody has it's opinion :)

[@zClonky]

Filipolis *second* favourite My fav is b&m

[@Filipolis]

I said *or*. I meant that if Gerstlauer is your favourite, you have to put at least two of these three below it. And so you find Gerstlauer better than Intamin or Mack Rides? I'm wondering which Gerstlauers you've been on then, beacause the one's I've ridden weren't that good.

[@zClonky]

Filipolis my count is only 11 lol The gerst ride I've ridden is smiler. So good

[@Filipolis]

Mine is 5 times that, but it's not that I've really ridden many more rides. And if you're stuck in the UK, then getting to theme parks probably isn't that easy (Merlin's almost monopoly -> high prices, and it's time consuming to get to the rest Europe), so getting that counter up isn't probably easy either. But the main Gerstlauer's for me were Anubis The Ride at Plopsaland and Typhoon at Bobbejaanland, both acceptable rides, but they felt quite cheap for me (weird transitions and quite unbalanced layouts in terms of forces and intensity). But I can understand that after riding The Smiler you liked that company, it seems like a wicked ride (I'd probably vomit during those final two heartline rolls/corkscrews with my weak stomach, so it's not a coaster for me) :D

[@samshearer7020]

Personally, I somewhat disagree with the fact that Gerst rides are easy to distinguish...they use similar track to a lot of other manufacturers. Fantastic video through.

[@coasterbot]

That's very true to be fair. I was more going along the lines of they have a consistent track design, unlike other companies, Intamin for example, who seemingly have 100 different designs for their track. Nevertheless, thank you :)

[@sophiesblog0489]

Yes, sometimes for me I think it’s intamin but I know it’s definitely not B&M lol

[@justincui]

So Mack Rides isn't the only manufacturer that makes similar track?

[@brandonbruscher2902]

The monster over here at Adventureland is a surprise gem among gerstlaurs and is a must ride if your a fan of the model.

[@Vim-Wolf]

Was lucky enough to finally get back to Alton Towers last month after many years last and tried out the Smiler. It has to be the most exhilarating coaster I've ridden, amazing considering its small footprint. Proves I'm getting old though, I loved it but my brain tried to shut down on one of the dips.

[@coasterbot]

It is a fantastic ride, I agree! :)

[@buttterrr3658]

Cant wait for hangtime at knotts it will be my first infinity coaster

[@coasterbot]

That looks to be an awesome coaster! :)

[@i3ackgerridelic40]

Awesome video as always. You have a very nice voice btw. I don't know how to say it, but you could make a video in which you explain how potato chips are made and I would watch it :D Merry Christmas btw

[@coasterbot]

Thank you, you are too kind. I'm afraid there won't be any videos about potato chips, but there's still a lot to look forward to. Merry Christmas to you too :)

[@i3ackgerridelic40]

COASTER BOT Just an example :D Thank you :)

[@haramblelove996]

Sure they may not me B&M, or Mack Rides, but they’re rides pack a punch. I personally enjoy these rides and I fee, like even though it’s basically only euro fighters (with a few others) but I think they are amazing. BTW Coaster Bot, keep the good work up, your videos are always creating high quality videos and I love watching them!

[@coasterbot]

I definitely agree, Gerstlauer produce some incredibly unique and enjoyable roller coasters. Thank you also, it means a lot :)

[@vekomaboomerang4094]

The only roller coaster that I've ever ridden was the Gerstlauer Infinity Coaster called HangTime at Knott's Berry Farm in May 2018. I know that the first Infinity coaster by Gerstlauer in U.S. is Monster at Adventureland. There's already enough Eurofighter rides, I hope that they put more Infinity coasters in the near future.

[@coasterbot]

Hangtime and Monster both look great!

[@jarovanduren5641]

Great video as always. Do MACK rides or B&M next. What is: Leviathan would be nice

[@coasterbot]

Thank you! All three of those suggestions are on the list. :)

[@peanutismint]

Love that Infinity ride! So smooth compared to the EuroFighter. Also, I always forget just how incredible The Smiler looks. All those inversions packed into that tiny space. Makes me glad I got a season pass for 2018!!

[@coasterbot]

EuroFighters are that rough generally, but I agree that Infinity coasters are smoother. The smiler is an engineering masterpiece, enjoy riding it in 2018! :)

[@TselExpress_95]

@@coasterbot can agree on that.

[@BarryGGould]

i rode the hydrus at seaside heights nj. its quite fun 👍👍👍

[@coasterbot]

Awesome to hear! :)

[@Stagbury]

woop!! yes

[@muggiersej]

next time maybe specific what park has what rides because i thought that the Mammut you was speaking about was the one in Gardaland but I know that it wasn't produced by them but by Vekoma