@@marcocampos2332 I actually did the mountain coaster the following morning. But still, it’s fun to say I went to 3 parks in two different countries in less than 24 hours!
I remember when they had the toboggan coasters at the local fair. I'm old. Lol! Never been on a Tilt-a-Werl with restaurants. But that one looked bad and no coshens.
@@casketdriver1 The Toboggans are hellish creations, but they make me laugh with how ridiculous they are. Would’ve loved to get some footage of the Mexican one. The Tilt-a-Whirl was wild, but yeah, the lack of cushions made the abrupt forces clang your head on the hard metal.
Wow just now seeing this vid. I went to the park Spring of this year. The toboggan and wildcat are awful. You spared yourself a lot of pain by not riding it
I appreciate the report on how the closed rides were! I have been on a Toboggan before and know just what a rattly uncomfortable mess of a ride they are, but they're so unique that I can't help but be fascinated by them lol.
Very cool! Since (in the video) you answered the question about riding the Toboggan at Little Amerika, I have a difficult time believing you were looking forward to another one!! The mountain coaster looked pretty cool! Though it seemed a bit odd that there were separate load/unload stations. Tough day, but such is the life of a coaster enthusiast. Your smile shows that, regardless, you had a great time!! (Nice touch adding El Paso by Marty Robbins at the end! Music I grew up on, from my parents.)
@@jjmailman I’m one of those weirdos who wants to try some of the worst rides to see just how bad they were (sad that I missed SoB). The Toboggan coasters are trash, but they’re so weird that I can’t help but admire them a little lol. I’ve seen a few mountain coasters with a separate unload station. The Wiegand at Jiminy Peak in Massachusetts has one, it even has that silly helix between stations to send empty cars down in. I’ve definitely had plenty of bummers happen, but there’s usually ways to salvage the day. It’s a lot more fun letting than good times outweigh the bad!
This episode was legendary because you visit 3 parks all in a Spain of a day
@@marcocampos2332 I actually did the mountain coaster the following morning. But still, it’s fun to say I went to 3 parks in two different countries in less than 24 hours!
I remember when they had the toboggan coasters at the local fair. I'm old. Lol! Never been on a Tilt-a-Werl with restaurants. But that one looked bad and no coshens.
@@casketdriver1 The Toboggans are hellish creations, but they make me laugh with how ridiculous they are. Would’ve loved to get some footage of the Mexican one. The Tilt-a-Whirl was wild, but yeah, the lack of cushions made the abrupt forces clang your head on the hard metal.
Wow just now seeing this vid. I went to the park Spring of this year. The toboggan and wildcat are awful. You spared yourself a lot of pain by not riding it
I appreciate the report on how the closed rides were! I have been on a Toboggan before and know just what a rattly uncomfortable mess of a ride they are, but they're so unique that I can't help but be fascinated by them lol.
The Toboggan at Little Amerikka is 10 times better than the one at Las Anitas for comparison @@CivilianSatellite
@@LeafyGreenTea Oh dear! That's a monumental achievement haha!
Very cool! Since (in the video) you answered the question about riding the Toboggan at Little Amerika, I have a difficult time believing you were looking forward to another one!! The mountain coaster looked pretty cool! Though it seemed a bit odd that there were separate load/unload stations. Tough day, but such is the life of a coaster enthusiast. Your smile shows that, regardless, you had a great time!!
(Nice touch adding El Paso by Marty Robbins at the end! Music I grew up on, from my parents.)
@@jjmailman I’m one of those weirdos who wants to try some of the worst rides to see just how bad they were (sad that I missed SoB). The Toboggan coasters are trash, but they’re so weird that I can’t help but admire them a little lol. I’ve seen a few mountain coasters with a separate unload station. The Wiegand at Jiminy Peak in Massachusetts has one, it even has that silly helix between stations to send empty cars down in. I’ve definitely had plenty of bummers happen, but there’s usually ways to salvage the day. It’s a lot more fun letting than good times outweigh the bad!