Funny thing is that I just thought of something similar to the Gyro Coaster while letting my mind wander at work today. But I also thought about giving the riders the ability to change the orientation of their cars with some sort of control stick, and that each cluster of seats would be mounted similar to the wing coasters, since that is where my train of thought started from. I'm thinking each cluster would consist of two seats, or maybe up to four, with one rider each being able to control the pitch, yaw, and roll of the seat cluster, allowing orientations as basic as the standard forward, or extreme as facing upside down and to the side. Finally, I figure that the ride cars would be subjected to a high amount of positive G-forces, so the gyro mechanisms/seat mounts should be designed in a manner not unlike the centrifuges used to train fighter pilots and astronauts, creating plenty of margin for stress.
I've seen others speculate that the Fabbri concept was more them saying "here's the elements we can put on a coaster" as opposed to actually offering that specific layout to a park.
I hope you're right, but if those cost analysis rumours are true, I wonder where that home would be... the only places I can think of that might be able to afford and construct one would be Energylandia or a park funded by one of the Middle Eastern governments.
The Fishhook coaster also ran into problems from the neighbors. The "hook" would have been above one of the best mid century modern neighborhoods in the city (think old mob houses).
I think the Figure 8 Coaster could easily be done with Intamin's new launch systems, allowing many unconventional launches, even upside down launches, I think there could be one with slowly going into the top loop, with a powered launch or some sort of slow launch giving an insane stall at the top, which could even be taller than the main lift.
Regarding the polercoaster, there is Storm Coaster at Dubai Hills Mall, which even if it doesn't share the scale of the originial concept clearly has a similar layout. It is built in the inside of a structure and not on the outside, but in my opinion it would be still fair to call a polercoaster.
This is actually an interesting debate - Intamin were sued by US Thrill Rides for suggesting that Storm Coaster was a Poler Coaster when it’s actually a completely separate ride model. So unfortunately it definitely still hasn’t been built yet 😑
@@MaloneysCoasters Nah the court doesn't determine the truth, only who has the rights to the name. If Intamin had secured the term Giga Coaster when Millenium Force was built, would it be right to say B&M hasn't built any Giga coasters?
I feel that a polercoaster is not really a ride model itself. It just describes a coaster being built around a building using the building as supports. Could be an Intamin multilaunch or a B&M invert, if the track is using the building it is a polercoaster.
@@simonr6268 True, but considering there’s a whole lawsuit in which Intamin were forced to clarify that Storm is not a Poler Coaster, I’d say we can safely say it’s not one. And by your definition, was the Dragon Coaster at the Myer Centre a Poler Coaster?
@@MaloneysCoasters No Dragon coaster wouldn't fit my definition. It is structurally in the middle of the building and not using the structure as support. I just don't think we should let a company be the sole definer of the term especially of a coaster they never have and probably never will build.
The drifting coaster (better "a" drifting coaster) was built by Mack at Finlands Linnanmäki park. They called it e-motion coaster and it´s apparantly not very e-ffective.
So Instead of Intamin building the polercoaster, it will be built by Martin and Vleminx? Also Intamin got sued by US Thrill Rides last year I believe over building Storm coaster and how strikingly similar it was to the polercoaster
@@DJWezzyK Yeah so a phoenix company. Doesn’t necessarily mean they still own the rights to the models, it depends what happened to the assets when they went through bankruptcy.
@@MaloneysCoasters They are in the same production facility and they also provide maintenance to existing togo coasters. Since those are the same people, I still believe those are the same guys.
@@DJWezzyK Yeah I’m agreeing it’s probably the same people, but when a company goes bankrupt, their assets are often sold in order to pay debts that the now-defunct company owes. That includes intellectual property such as patents and roller coaster designs. So Togo might not still own their previous designs is what I’m saying.
Ok 👌 I don’t care. My channel will always be free and supporting will always be optional, but I refuse to apologise for pursuing the dream of being able to do it as a career. You’re perfectly entitled to not donate, but you also don’t have to be rude because I put a 10-second self promo in a 12 minute video.
Thank you RCT3 for keeping some of the coaster concept in this video alive!
Some of these concepts are insane who came up with these 😂
RollerCoaster Tycoon
Couldn’t imagine how the figure 8 loop element would’ve felt in real life
Very intense.
Like how many g's would you pull is the real concrete question.
This video blew up! Great to see your work's finally getting the attention it deserves. Well done.
Imagine if Polercoaster (Skyplex) would’ve happened, it would’ve caused controversy, anger, protests, confusion and headaches.
Several of these concepts we’re actually integrated into Roller Coaster Tycoon 3.
Yes they were! And plenty more too, RCT3 is a gold mine of lost coaster models
So glad john wardley being the legend he is denied the pipeline coaster and went for nemesis instead
Funny thing is that I just thought of something similar to the Gyro Coaster while letting my mind wander at work today. But I also thought about giving the riders the ability to change the orientation of their cars with some sort of control stick, and that each cluster of seats would be mounted similar to the wing coasters, since that is where my train of thought started from. I'm thinking each cluster would consist of two seats, or maybe up to four, with one rider each being able to control the pitch, yaw, and roll of the seat cluster, allowing orientations as basic as the standard forward, or extreme as facing upside down and to the side.
Finally, I figure that the ride cars would be subjected to a high amount of positive G-forces, so the gyro mechanisms/seat mounts should be designed in a manner not unlike the centrifuges used to train fighter pilots and astronauts, creating plenty of margin for stress.
2:50 It has been purchased by them, the Poler Coaster has been displayed on their website as a purchaseable model
I've seen others speculate that the Fabbri concept was more them saying "here's the elements we can put on a coaster" as opposed to actually offering that specific layout to a park.
That would make sense, but the way they just dropped it on their RUclips channel and even gave it a model name was particularly baffling.
RMC could defo do an invert that would be sick
god imagine if instead of nemesis we got a f ing arrow pipeline lmao
I think it definitely turned out for the best 😬
I’d love to see more of these! You have earned a sub!
So I feel like with what they can do with the model, Vekoma beat both Intamin and Maurer to the drifting coaster with the Omnicoaster
Intamin pulls up to the chat: Behold the future!
I’m so glad Togo didn’t make their coaster at SFFT, the Superman is the shit! My favorite ride at my home park!
It definitely turned out for the best I think!
@@MaloneysCoasters I just hope they never get rid of the Road Runner! That’s another one of my favorites but it has a ton of downtime lately.
The T-Rex is alive and well, and it’s just waiting for a good suitable home!
I hope you're right, but if those cost analysis rumours are true, I wonder where that home would be... the only places I can think of that might be able to afford and construct one would be Energylandia or a park funded by one of the Middle Eastern governments.
The Fishhook coaster also ran into problems from the neighbors. The "hook" would have been above one of the best mid century modern neighborhoods in the city (think old mob houses).
I can definitely see why people would have issues with a 500 foot vertical coaster spike above their neighbourhood haha
@@MaloneysCoasters haha yep but it would have been cool. I was very much looking forward to that drop.
Las Vegas needs another coaster. Bad. Real bad.
Great video 👍
I think the Figure 8 Coaster could easily be done with Intamin's new launch systems, allowing many unconventional launches, even upside down launches, I think there could be one with slowly going into the top loop, with a powered launch or some sort of slow launch giving an insane stall at the top, which could even be taller than the main lift.
Regarding the polercoaster, there is Storm Coaster at Dubai Hills Mall, which even if it doesn't share the scale of the originial concept clearly has a similar layout. It is built in the inside of a structure and not on the outside, but in my opinion it would be still fair to call a polercoaster.
This is actually an interesting debate - Intamin were sued by US Thrill Rides for suggesting that Storm Coaster was a Poler Coaster when it’s actually a completely separate ride model. So unfortunately it definitely still hasn’t been built yet 😑
@@MaloneysCoasters Nah the court doesn't determine the truth, only who has the rights to the name.
If Intamin had secured the term Giga Coaster when Millenium Force was built, would it be right to say B&M hasn't built any Giga coasters?
I feel that a polercoaster is not really a ride model itself. It just describes a coaster being built around a building using the building as supports. Could be an Intamin multilaunch or a B&M invert, if the track is using the building it is a polercoaster.
@@simonr6268 True, but considering there’s a whole lawsuit in which Intamin were forced to clarify that Storm is not a Poler Coaster, I’d say we can safely say it’s not one.
And by your definition, was the Dragon Coaster at the Myer Centre a Poler Coaster?
@@MaloneysCoasters No Dragon coaster wouldn't fit my definition. It is structurally in the middle of the building and not using the structure as support.
I just don't think we should let a company be the sole definer of the term especially of a coaster they never have and probably never will build.
I’m still disappointed the Poler Coaster hasn’t been created I hope it does come back from the dead though
The arrow pipeline coaster even has banking like on rct3
The drifting coaster (better "a" drifting coaster) was built by Mack at Finlands Linnanmäki park. They called it e-motion coaster and it´s apparantly not very e-ffective.
Thank you for this beautiful comment. Ejector Beartime would be proud of your dad jokes.
@@MaloneysCoasters The more you know.
So Instead of Intamin building the polercoaster, it will be built by Martin and Vleminx? Also Intamin got sued by US Thrill Rides last year I believe over building Storm coaster and how strikingly similar it was to the polercoaster
We could have had the world's first Exacoaster here in the states.
The more extreme and body pushing the forces are the better
I hope the T Rex comes to life
TOGO is no longer bankrupt, since they have started to construct large ferris wheels in Asia again.
I believe it's a phoenix company, so it's not the same Togo, although they may still have the rights to the coaster concepts, I'm not sure
@@MaloneysCoasters It are the same people just started over.
@@DJWezzyK Yeah so a phoenix company. Doesn’t necessarily mean they still own the rights to the models, it depends what happened to the assets when they went through bankruptcy.
@@MaloneysCoasters They are in the same production facility and they also provide maintenance to existing togo coasters. Since those are the same people, I still believe those are the same guys.
@@DJWezzyK Yeah I’m agreeing it’s probably the same people, but when a company goes bankrupt, their assets are often sold in order to pay debts that the now-defunct company owes. That includes intellectual property such as patents and roller coaster designs. So Togo might not still own their previous designs is what I’m saying.
If u put an arrow again PLS turn the volume down bro🙏🥹
My ears are dead
Huh really? It's not loud at all on my speakers or headphones... that's strange.
@@MaloneysCoasters ye idk
Sorry about that anyway! I'll make sure it's at a lower volume for future videos
@@MaloneysCoasters thx
My name is greg
When youbstarted begging for money I turned of the video.
Ok 👌 I don’t care. My channel will always be free and supporting will always be optional, but I refuse to apologise for pursuing the dream of being able to do it as a career.
You’re perfectly entitled to not donate, but you also don’t have to be rude because I put a 10-second self promo in a 12 minute video.