Top 10 Roller Coaster Design FAILS

[@ThemeParkCrazy]

Clarification: Ride to Happiness' drive tires roll the train back to the launch platform where guests can evacuate, not the main station. Although it would be awesome if they could send the trains backwards through the Jojo roll. That would be the best evac ever.

[@kenbrown2808]

I think I'd have been inclined to design them so they accelerate the train just enough to make sure it didn't valley. then there's no evacuation required.

[@itskindagoodchan5384]

Thanks for your information

[@GameTimeWithMax]

I think it'd have been better if it could roll them over the hill so they could complete the rest of the layout while the operators shut the ride down.

[@saudndjdjdjd3667]

😮😮😮

[@nctrnm]

Thank you for including my music this week 😊💙

[@Jardanium]

Can confirm the final turn on Pegasus is incredibly painful haha. My parents conked heads on that final turn and they still talk about how awful it was ten years later.

[@wildcatenthusiast8888]

I would lean over full was the opposite way of the turn so I could brace myself.

[@ranmapprgeo]

Needed retrack

[@TinySwanGrandAdventures]

​@@ranmapprgeoMUCH NEEDED INDEED. 😩😣

[@joshuajensen2899]

I got the “chance” to ride Pegasus and the many other “Olympians”. Below is my 10ish word for all of the coasters unless specified these were front or really close to it. Zeus-A fitting lighting logo but not terribly rumbly.(The day I went, I had the fortune of experiencing this in a downpour. It didn’t for the rest of the day but I thought this was worth noting). Hades 360(Mid-Train): Hell’s not this cruel. Hades 360: Tolerable but still hell on my body. Cyclops: Not an ugly monster but still a monster. Pegasus: I’d be in less pain taking on Spiral Pegasus. Overall: Glad I got to experience but not rushing back to it…maybe just keep to the water park…or not…who knows.

[@brianwolf399]

Same that turn is so painful I thought I broke a rib when I rode it it was that painful

[@ThrillsofColdplay]

That final turn on Pegasus looks terrifying

[@lindsayhansen4117]

It is!😂

[@OklahomaCoasterFan]

It only looks crazy. There are lateral jolts on many other coasters that snap you even more. What makes this one different is where it is, being at the end of the ride, where it makes no sense. At least there aren't over-the-shoulder restraints to bash your head into, like you get with Cedar Point's Raptor, which has an even more violent jolt into the brake run.

[@blksoul26]

I laughed way too hard I never seen that ever 😂

[@ImAlwaysHere1]

I've ridden Pegasus several times. It can't be too bad, as I really didn't have any recollection of it until this video, and then I thought, "yeah, I think I remember that."

[@That_southern_kid_original]

99% chance of death

[@Forwardslashhug]

The idea that Arrow Dynamics didn't think the upstop pads instead of wheels would be a problem on Magnum XL-200 before its initial release is... amazing to me. Let alone the metal lap bar... its nuts. With a coaster that large, and at that speed... it seems almost inevitable these would be issues. Regardless, a very interesting video! Look forward to the Lightning Rod one!

[@coasterguy]

I used to have an old VHS of an early test run POV on Magnum. At the crest of every hill, you could hear the upstop pads scraping the rails. It sounded like radio static.

[@vapoet]

I just think about an Arrow mega coaster and my head starts to hurt.

[@AlexAfferMetallica]

Ive always thought the same thing, like obviously pads would cause way too much friction and be way less practical than wheels, and why would they think to first try this out on a record breaking, limit pushing coaster like Magnum? Maybe they thought the upstop wheels wouldnt be as necessary since the coaster had no inversions?

[@coasterguy]

@@AlexAfferMetallica Arrow considered Magnum to be basically a very large scale mine train. The cars and chassis were pulled directly from that line - and those used the unstop pads. The first 'large mine train' model posing as a regular coaster was Astroworld's "Dexter Frebish's Electric Roller Ride" (later named Excalibur) that featured a large drop near the beginning of the layout, then basically did lots of helixes and mine train-style stuff, only way up on stilts. That drop worked just fine with the pads, except for the back car, which would smack those pads on the underside of the track and catapult back-seat riders into their lap bars (which were at least six inches above their laps). It was deliciously terrifying, especially for folks who'd ridden the ride many times, but never before in the back seat. The looks on their faces said it all.

[@_luckicharms]

And the added padding to the lap bar didn't help much 😂 so painful

[@torren5950]

Just a bit sad to see Twisted Colossus on here, though I understand why. Even without the dueling feature, it's one of the best rides I've ever been on.

[@coyoteartist]

Luckily that's the only reason it was on here.

[@braxbro7602]

Especially the fact he put it as #1, even without the dueling it’s one of the top 5 coasters in the world

[@ZeldaTheSwordsman]

It isn't good and won't ever be good unless and until they untwist it. EDIT: I realize this is a pejorative comment, but as someone who very much prefers milder rides... RMC's fetish for adding unnecessary intensity to what had often previously been family or moderate-intensity coasters irks me to no end. And after what they did to Colossus, the one major coaster at Magic Mountain I was likely to work up the nerve to ride... I have little reason to go there.

[@RichTruitt]

Absolutely the best ride at the park.

[@RichTruitt]

​@@ZeldaTheSwordsman I can totally understand where you're at. Totally. Colossus was a HUGE part of my life as a kid and I was upset to see it go. I love intense rides so I can back Twisted Colossus while also appreciating your stance.

[@kid_monkee]

I really appreciate how you always show both positive and negative aspects when you talk about things especially when it comes to negative topics. It's refreshing to just not have it constantly be a sour note like most would. It really shows how much you appreciate the industry, especially since you're in it!

[@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214]

I expect this.

[@hellacia8151]

Here's another one that doesn't get brought up - the original audio system on Space Mountain at Disneyland. After the success of Space Mountain: De La Terre A La Lune, Space Mountain got a new audio system with a score composed by Dick Dale. However this system added a lot of weight to the trains, specifically the batteries. Not only did these batteries never get charged properly, causing the music to not play, it also caused excessive stress to the track and structure, causing it to be structurally compromised, and led to the 2005 retracking by Dynamic Attractions, as well as almost a complete rebuild of the structure, with supports being dug more underground to support the new track/trains.

[@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214]

That's right.

[@FaceIntoKeyboard]

I-305 is still capable of blacking people out. Source: me in 2021. It was kind of hilarious. I woke up several turns later thinking I was having a dream, and then being freaked out that I was dreaming about being on a rollercoaster. I've been on it since then, and I blame dehydration.

[@rollingcoasters1581]

I know Mr Freeze would run a lot more reliably with the LIMs on the base of the spike, but the weightless feeling of being on the vertical spike and getting pushed up is my fav part of the ride

[@OklahomaCoasterFan]

It's one of the most unique sensations on any coaster. I love it!

[@Twohomst]

Plus it only really valleys during the winter (at least at SFOT) which is when the Freeze is closed for temps or high winds pretty frequently anyways. I think I have seen Mr Freeze valley during the summer less than 5 times in 10 years

[@moiraatkinson]

The constant footage of roller coasters on their journeys is what for me, makes this channel so enjoyable to watch. There’s something so smooth and satisfying watching a coaster going round loops, rolls and drops. It makes me want to try them all out 😊.

[@BakedKitsune]

I'd jate to say it but Twisted collosus somewhat deserves to be there. As a Roller Coaster Operator i understand the pain of not being able to dispatch trains on time. From my experience, the main thing that prevents dispatching on time is the guest, including myself, is not having loose articles ready/ or left at the queue or with a non-rider, taking bags up to the station. With only one train on our track, it severly drops our ridership per hour. BUT as a Roller Coaster Operator; the main thing that prevents dispatching on time is the guest. not having loose articles ready, taking bags up to the station. My ride has one train and it does severely drop our riders per hour. IF TC gets a dual station, i do hope is simillar to Tatsus Station....

[@bretton_woods]

9:40 when you end up having to use an S-bend in Rollercoaster Tycoon because you realised you were 1 tile out from aligning with the station

[@CharlieFarrow07]

Tower of Terror is terrifying to me even though I haven’t ridden it before but it is really fascinating to learn about it.

[@NeonTrapperKeeper]

I had the absolute blissful experience of sitting backseat on Twisted Collosus while the trains were perfectly synced and dueling. It was absolutely amazing. I also rode it without getting lucky on the dueling feature but still a great ride. However, if you get it to duel and you sit backseat to watch the twists in front of you, it’s an experience beyond anything.

[@ThemeParkCrazy]

I've experienced that too and it's EPIC!

[@ducatisti]

I completely agree. It's coaster nirvana for sure.

[@toddjones1480]

I've gotten duels before, but some people have gotten DOUBLE-duels. Jealous.

[@TheNinjaDC]

Surprised Kings Island’s Bat (the 80s original) didn’t make the list. The lack of banked turns caused the coaster to tear itself apart in less than 2 years.

[@nanderv]

He did say "current rides" in the beginning. There's a lot of historic rides that are gone for design flaw reasons. Still an interesting ride tho.

[@ellerywhitesell8484]

I rode it in maybe 2014 idk I was young but even then I hated it. It was still jerky and uncomfortable. Definitely not a favorite as I was just being introduced to roller coasters and actually riding them around then.

[@tigerrocks503chase8]

@@ellerywhitesell8484You must have rode the current Bat that’s still operating. The original only operated from 1981-1983

[@BrickTrek]

Twisted Collasus still duels if people board fast enough. The ride ops are really cool about telling people "board quick if you want a duel!!"

[@Reneryx]

I've actually been on Texas Tornado. Whenever I visit my family in Amarillo, we usually go to wonderland and every time we go, some of us try to get as many rides as we can. It's a pretty fun coaster with some really funny history, so if you're near the area, you should definitely check it out.

[@StamfordBridge]

Just make sure you have enough riders for it to run!

[@Aquatarkus96]

Another weird thing about it is it uses PTC trains

[@willowl3618]

I love visiting Amarillo, and getting to go to wonderland. So nostalgic for me

[@CartoonDinosaur.]

I actually really like the the idea of twisted colossus. You get to ride both tracks in one run. I think there should be a holding break before the second lift hill, with maybe a feature that doesn't allow you to wait more than 3 minutes or something (if thats possible :/ ) I'm pretty sure people would rather wait than not race

[@YourLocalSTAY80118]

As someone who regularly went to six flags St. Louis I never knew the reasons for Mr freeze being closed every so often. From where it’s placed in the park you can’t see it from outside the que and employees never really explained what was going on. After watching this everything makes so much more sense for why it takes so long for them to open the ride back up.

[@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214]

I did the same.

[@47ratsinahoodie]

This channel alongside ElToroRyan has taught me so many things about rollercoasters despite me never even having an interest in how they work 🤣

[@Langelito637]

Twisted Colossus really comes down to the riders. I rode it for the commercial shoot and those perfect duels both times around the track were amazing. I have not gotten a duel since. Came close once but as you know, if the first train drops, then your done.

[@DarkSaffron]

I only rode it twice in my life (I'm from Paris, France, so Six Flags Magic Moutains isn't really my homepark 🤣) and I was lucky enough to have it duel the first time, that was amazing. Still a great ride even without the duel though.

[@Lucrativecris]

We had it perfectly in 2019 dueling came back yesterday and rode it and no duel

[@GoofyAwGorilla]

I love all these videos so much! They are so enjoyable, original, detailed and over amazing to watch!

[@ThemeParkCrazy]

Thank you so much for watching and happy Easter!

[@SnowghostFilms]

Apart from the top 2, you’ve gone with different manufacturers for each entry. Nice work!

[@turboshelby8322]

I have ridden TC during dueling with another train it was an unreal experience ❤ My favorite part is looking up to see the train above me as a fly by over my head and then looking down as I fly above them.

[@allviper]

That was great man, You did for the "lightning rod" Telling us to stay tuned was perfect promotion for yourself. Lol

[@me-myself-i787]

6:35 That's probably still true, and Twisted Timbers probably also has a lower ridership than Dominator, because a B&M Floorless has a higher capacity than an IntAmIn Giga or an RMC IBox. Although, the blackout turn probably also contributed.

[@AvoidTIMtation]

That final turn on Pegasus has me in tears, why would they do that LMAO

[@vapoet]

I can attest to blacking out on Intimidator 305. My daughter and I road it on the first weekend and throughout that summer. She and I put our hands up on our very first ride. I saw on the turn that her hands had dropped. She was out cold until the airtime hill rebooted her. It happened every time she rode it through the summer until the trim breaks were installed.

[@jonny-b4954]

4:27 Absolutely insane Arrow built an AIRTIME machine with.... up-stop pads. Just insane. And I called Lightning Rod needing refab within 5 years. I remember people telling me I was being paranoid and silly. Haha. Just no way a launched wood coaster was going to work long term. I don't even really consider them real wood coasters either. 9:35 Can you imagine how many neck injuries that park gets if you're not expecting it?

[@Rocky-N-Angel]

I could only imagine someone riding I305 and waking up from a blackout on the twisted part of the ride and freaking out, or waking up on break run wondering where your pillow and cover is?

[@OklahomaCoasterFan]

I've never blacked out on i305, but I have on Viper at Magic Mountain. One moment, I was going through the 3rd loop, then I was immediately on the mid-course brake run, realizing instantly that I lost a few seconds. It was so cool!

[@keithstransitexperiences9749]

9:45 Though there are some reverse bucket list coasters, a lot of people who are hard-core GP who used to be enthusiasts, but aren't paying attention to coasters or enthusiasts, which I fall into one of those two, want credits at all costs.

[@StamfordBridge]

At Gardaland there is a coaster called Shaman with a transition so violent that it’s worse as a design flaw than anything on this list! Even if you brace for it you cannot protect yourself.

[@kolbeawsome]

Maverick's heartline roll will sure be missed, I really understand why it failed, and I hope something better will be good in place!

[@ayanadixon4763]

The heartline roll was replaced with the S curve BEFORE the ride was opened to the public. It's why the initial opening was delayed.

[@kolbeawsome]

@@ayanadixon4763 ok

[@davyncicode]

I live 15 minutes away from the ride to happiness 😁

[@SirPiedrecita]

Lucky!

[@dadude1425]

Excellent video! Though I was under the impression the second "launch" on Mr. Freeze was primarily there to push the train further up the spike. That's what it looks like, at least. I'm sure it provides some downward push as well, I don't see why it couldn't, but I would think the natural boost given from the extra height would be more reliable. Either way, still a super interesting video! I love these!

[@ThemeParkCrazy]

Interestingly enough, it does both. It accelerates the train up and down the spike. Really cool! And thanks for the compliment! :)

[@RichTruitt]

That was my thought as well when I rode it a decade ago.

[@soundmman1516]

It does not accelerate the train down the spike. It moves it further up and then free falls.

[@GreenBayPack]

Having Twisted Colossus break for the other train would be worth it for a dual kinda like Westcoast Racers. It'd be easier to have lockers and some sort of video in the queue hyping up dueling and preparing riders what's needed for that to happen.

[@RichTruitt]

I think you're right. One of the coasters has free lockers. Tatsu maybe?

[@47ratsinahoodie]

If they could maybe slow the first train down a bit more I'd still be satisfied cause I love it when people rush the other train as it's inching up the lift XD

[@beardedswordsman2901]

Don't forget about how some b&m ride supports had to be filled with sand because of the noise it would make.

[@PauwerFurry]

Couple things about Mr. Freeze. The two versions at OT and STL are actually different in that they are mirror images of each other. STL turns left into the top hat, and OT turns right. Second, the LIM’s actually push the train further up the spike, not pull it down faster than gravity.

[@kenbrown2808]

seems like the best solution for twisted colossus would be to remodel the platform so there is an unload section, a load section, and three trains. then there is plenty of time to unload, and move the third train forward to load, and still anticipate the starting light for the race. then simply put the personal item lockers on a system that presents the same lockers the riders had before they loaded at the unload platform when their train comes in.

[@Merlin5342]

* 4 trains ;) and yes, something like that should work, to get the dispatch timing right. But even with 1 station I would expect an extra train should help to get the timing right.

[@47ratsinahoodie]

I recall one or two visits to SFMM where they were running three trains. It was a particularly busy day and the racing idea was heavily disregarded 💀

[@Abasolos9910]

Viper is not rough to me- it’s actually one of the best in the park! It’s not rough, nor super smooth, so it’s just average. The only head-banging moment I had was on the final corkscrews.

[@mirandah4114]

My brother and I went on Pegasus on an off day, so there was no one in line. We stayed on the ride for about six runs. The end bank was actually kind of fun, but I can see why people hated it. Our parents were worried about how much the structure wobbled more than anything else. 😂

[@gravitythrills5414]

Even now, I hear Maverick is having issues with the LSM launch. I heard the operators can actually predict when and how long it will go down lol! 😂

[@KatieKiwi1144]

I live an hour from Mt Olympus and have been on its 4 wooden coasters too many times to count. Pegasus is painfully boring until that last turn, then it's just painful. It's a neck breaker for sure, and it always catches you off guard. I would say Hades 360 is more painful on your neck overall though from sheer roughness. It's a cool layout but it's a guaranteed headache, neckache, and backache after 1 ride, even as a kid.

[@skunky74]

Pegasus - Many years ago, as I waited for the arriving train, a woman in a bikini top found herself exposed due to the lateral jerk at the end of the ride. I'm not sure which of us were more surprised. 😲

[@bezoticallyyours83]

Oops

[@mr.z_yt]

Even the most intense coasters can sometimes be a bit too intense (even for the track)

[@jenkem69]

I really don't care about the dueling issue with twisted colossus cuz it's such a great ride! I wish more dueling coaster would be designed to do both sides in one ride!

[@KitsuneKhaos]

I wish iron gwazi at Busch gardens Tampa would’ve been like twisted colossus cause gwazi was a dueling coaster when it opened

[@kevinkaplan]

I had time to ride twisted colossus only once and I live in Sweden and I got a double perfect race! I was just ecstatic during that ride haha

[@Rocky-N-Angel]

The Pegasus turn into the final break run looks like it could break your neck. I think I may skip this one if I ever make it there I am 50 years old and like the way my neck functions as it is.

[@pixel2OOO]

Top 10 STEEPEST Roller Coasters In The World.

[@emilyrose31]

I305 is probably one of my most ridden coasters, but i’ve only blacked out on once! I thought it was fun tbh

[@essaym7509]

Pegasus was legit the funniest ride I’ve ever been on. I forced my wife to go on it with me and we had an absolute blast and just about died laughing

[@user-zk2xh9co3o]

I used to go to Mt Olympus Every summer as a kid with my family. Zeus, Hades, and Pegasus are all fun wooden coasters. But even as a child that final turn on Pegasus is brutal. It really just hits you as if being punch in the face by a UFC fighter while not paying attention.

[@AdventuresWithAlex]

I once got a double duel on Twisted Colossus. Probably the rarest coaster experience I’ve ever had

[@MaybeMockingbird]

The way I gasped when you said Tower of Terror had a 6.5 G drop, that sounds horrifying

[@coyote_bravo2723]

I am well aware of Hopkin’s coasters. Desert storm is my home park’s main attraction and it still carries out the legacy of Texas tornado with some oddly shaped (but awesomely forceful) loops.

[@ericthomason8463]

That second loop in particular has some wacky shaping.

[@chibiesora270]

TPC: "Then if someone takes 500 years-" Me: 😂😂😂😂

[@soundmman1516]

The LIM system on Mr. Freeze does not accelerate the train down the spike. It pushes the train further up so it will have enough speed to make the return trip.

[@JewishMusicToronto]

6:49 I rode Intimidator 305 a couple of weeks ago, for my first time ever. As we found out after the ride, another rider greyed out early on. But he still had a good time. And, quite honestly, I wouldn't change a thing. It was fantastic.

[@nctrnm]

Thank you for including my music this week 😊💙

[@magicalhikari5859]

Texas Tornado’s loops is the definition of working on a budget and not wanting to go over

[@OlivePup]

I doubt you're reading these but the Pegasus turn at Mt. Olympus is probably the worst experience I've ever had on a coaster. It's not so bad when you're expecting it and can prepare for it but for any first time riders its definitely a shock that can definitely leave you in the mindset of "no more coasters for today" which sucks! It's an entry level coaster, it shouldn't have a section that could make guests not ride anything else that day.

[@gb9727]

Texas tornados loops are crazy

[@phantom5731]

Person: *Takes forever to empty out their pockets before going on the Twisted Colossus.* Rest of the Passengers: *Disapproving glares.*

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

Love this dude-you know your stuff, man!

[@ToxicKittiSP]

Texas Tornado is a fan favorite at the park, and I actually love it for some reason

[@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214]

Why?

[@BrianMark1776]

The fix for Twisted Colossus, is to have a third train running. This gives it a two minute loading time instead of one, unload before pulling into the station. So empty trains are always delivered to the loading dock.

[@equinox1353]

What i would suggest for twisted colossus is to add a countdown in the station so that people are rushed to enter the train

[@Citizen_Nihilist]

Always cool to see King's Dominion on any list. I'd been going there since the early 80's when it was originally owned by King Entertainment. First coaster I ever rode as a kid was The Grizzly. I was always too young to ride the King Cobra when it was still there in operation. Shockwave was my first coaster with an inversion. So many fond memories.

[@Saturn.Eclipse]

I can definitely agree that the Pegasus's in Mount Olympus at Wisconsin dells is a very horrible ride experience. I definitely would not recommend going on it, it gave me a very severe headache for the rest of the day

[@marcusmontgomery2686]

I rode majority of the U.S. coasters on this list and my head was saying: Dude, can you eat some lunch while I regroup from those hairpin turns..LOL.

[@evbable]

Just remember when Lightning rod was new, one time I was standing in line and watched the ride break down in real time. I saw the car roll backwards and just said to myself “oh no, I’m going to be able to ride.” Sure enough 3 minutes later they announced the ride was shut down due to technical difficulties.

[@mrhyd388]

Magnum is and will always be my favorite coaster. I love riding at night over and over because there’s never a long wait these days. If you learn how to ride this ride it isn’t as uncomfortable as most claim it to be.

[@samuelsafford4201]

That Pegasus whip cracks me up! I can't wait to ride it.

[@Mrbushbtalls837]

Texas Tornado’s loop is pretty bad and an eyesore for me. They could’ve at least fixed it so it wouldn’t look so bad.

[@koimillie]

Twisted is my favorite coaster. The racing thing didn't really add or take anything from it other than waving at people before the drop Haha

[@jamesupchurch6037]

I didn't expect Mr Freeze on here. Must be a chilling spot lol

[@exceedcharge1]

The first bump on the ride to happiness, thats some poetic ass shit right there

[@rechtebanana]

ride to happiness getting stuck was massive news here in Belgium lol, I remember being scared cause I was planning a trip

[@theellafant67]

I've ridden the Texas Tornado so many times and never new the story behind it. Hillarious.

[@fioletovium7801]

10:00 I used to ride that when I was a child. Pegasus’ last turn was really a body banger. Sometimes it wouldn’t be as bad but others you feel like you got shot

[@markcurry7945]

I rode Intimidator when it first opened…I remember blacking out, the reprofile is still intense but much more bearable

[@jerrymanjoe]

I love the idea that all roller Coaster designers use Planet Coaster to design them.

[@lokiisawesome2087]

I remember seeing Mr. Freeze when I went to Six Flags Over Texas and thought it was crazy that people were riding it. The day after I left the ride ironically had caught on fire.

[@Happymali10]

Honorable Mention: Nessie at HansaPark in germany. Rather loud final brake run, housed in an uninsulated tin metal tunnel (think: Pipe). Yeah you can hear the brakes roar across half the park, and you're advised to plug your ears when you dive into the tunnel.

[@snwbrdr10000]

I don't recall the final turn entirely from Pegasus when I was younger, however my Dad did get one hell of a bruise on his side. That I can recall. Whenever we went back we avoided Pegasus.

[@michaeltaylor1603]

Did a "spit TAKE" on the reverse bucket list of coasters to ride! Nahhhh! That's a hard PASS! Had forgotten about up-stop pads on Magnum. Excalibur & Serpent had them at AstroWorld. 85 ft. & 20 ft. tall lift hills though. Texas Tornado looks sooooo quirky!

[@Percussiongurl]

Went to Kings Dominion for the first time three days ago. Almost went on I305 never knowing about it but chickened out. Now I’m learning how in crazy the ride is.

[@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214]

Lightning Rod's launch is being replaced with a chain lift after the 2023 season!

[@ChrisCooper312]

The last one is a classic design flaw where something works well on paper, even with computer modelling, even under test conditions, but fails once exposed to the public. It's always a big problem with engineering (both mechanical and software). People are unpredictable and if they can mess things up they will.

[@adamcommercial3133]

3:50 That little arm pump by the kid in the front row would be me if I was on that ride. I just think of it as extra ride time!

[@trecnine7091]

The pegasus turn was definetley painful the first time you ride it because you dont expect it to whip you that much, however, if you ride it a second time (for some reason) bracing yourself for that turn makes it not so bad

[@folfielukather8083]

i operated mr freeze at st louis, the reason that one valleys is not the launch motors, one of the trains has issues with drag on the metal fins, i worked an entire season without a valley, however, the bad train stops before the station several times a week, sometime several times a day, the drag gets so bad the it almost cant make it through the tophat quite often, thats how you know its going to underpark

[@JUMALATION1]

The Roller Coaster Tycoon reference at 6:42 threw me off and made me giggle 🤣

[@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214]

Very hilarious.

[@blksoul26]

I laughed way too hard at the last turn on Pegasus video. Omg that’s too funny 😂

[@BluJFPV]

As a Mansfield local, Adena is pronounced Ah-dee-nah. Adena’s special projects company Adena XPG has been involved with many of Cedar Points ride construction projects. Including Gatekeeper, Valravn and Maverick on top of many others! I also know from talking to a few employees that they are involved in some bigger parks in Florida as well.

[@TinySwanGrandAdventures]

Pegasus hurt to ride and it wasn't from the fun Woodie variety of roughness. I legitimately cheered when I was told that Pegasus was getting a retrack.

[@oliviabranch5510]

I rode the Intimidator at Kings Dominion ~4 years ago and although I didn't pass out, i definitely lost vision for a few seconds after that first drop. I think it's part of the fun though :)

[@cjhan47]

When the Titan opened at Sixflags over Texas I grayed out on it twice on an upward corkscrew. Still pretty fun though.

[@LifthillMat]

13:20 Didn´t know that for the removal of the heartline roll, but it makes sense: It wasn´nt the forces on the riders, but the structure. 👍

[@kaylawhipple7570]

Taking 500 yrs due to cargo pants, texting, backpacks, talking to their friends....list goes on.