Where The Roller Coasters Come From
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Cedar Fair CEO Matt Ouimet and VP of Planning and Design Rob Decker visit Clermont Steel Fabricators in Batavia, Ohio. B&M roller coasters are manufactured at the plant.
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Love the video. its awesome to see a coaster being built at the factory. I would love to see the B&M factory in real life...lol
Rob Decker is a great speaker. He speaks so effortlessly it's nice
B&M coasters are amazing,
very impressive video. Thanks for not having excessive sound or interviewer filler. top quality and consistent
Wish there were more videos out there from inside the fabrication plants? This right here is probably one of the best I've seen, unless I'm missing it? On another note, the amount of work that goes into one piece of track is impressive.
Filming is prohibited because they have a secret to their roller coaster since they are so successful
They don't bend the box. They create it in triangles and weld the triangles together.
Daniel Walker yeah,just look at the natgeo supercoasters program to see how it's done.
You have no idea how jealous I am of your job...interviewing CP executives and filming roller coasters. If you ever need footage of parks in Indiana or surrounding areas, let me know!
I love your intro
They're making Gatekeeper! I saw the keyholes :3
loved every damn minute. thank you for posting
Looking back at this video now 6 years, i wonder how they feel about Gate Keeper. I think it looks beautiful at the front gate of the park but the part where he says wanting to gravitate people to the front of the park by the lake ain't happening anymore. Whenever I go there, the Gatekeeper doesn't have much of a wait time nor people gravitating that way. Loved the video by the way.
Pretty sure I saw them building the track for the new Orion roller coaster at Kings Island.
That's a lot of strong metal to weld
´so awesome to see where and how they're made!
this was so short to me, I'm all excited and my face was like :'D the whole time
is tht gatekeeper
Jakob Baker he did say it's gatekeeper
I love videos like this.. Thanks for posting:)
Interesting how c.f. looks to close the gaps at their park's....with that said there's been a huge gap coasterwise at KD in recent years so adding twisted timbers is a good first start but they've got to keep that momentum going and not just let the park sit idle for another 8 to 10 years afterwards.
the only b&m coaster i've been on was great bear at hershey
+Reissecup YTP That was the best ride in the park, hands down!
+Reissecup YTP I have been on 2 b&m coasters Dæmonen at Tivoli and Flug der dämonen at Heide Park
+Tyler Palmer (Crzynss) what do you mean by 'was'. And skyRush is better by a mile
I hated that ride
I've been on 6 B&M coasters (Dragon Challenge (both tracks), Incredible Hulk, Montu, SheiKra, and Kumba).
I want to work for b&m now hopefully my cousin is ok about moving in together in ohio
Love the beginning. I dunno, where are all the trees?
Think ima go to welding school just to build one in my backyard
Wonder if that's flux core or MIG welding that they're doing. As a fabricator and a coaster fan I am very intrigued haha
Jordan Brown flux core
Flux core
Didn't B&M coasters used to be manufactured be manufactured by Giovanola, at least the ones going into European parks such as the B&M's at Alton Towers.
Nope. Every ride since Iron Wolf in 1990 came from here.
Jeff Putz thanks for clearing that up. Some great work going on there. I always take a minute to look at the steelwork on B&M's in amazement at the quality.
They do very good work there. Though strangely, the rails are bent and shipped in from Europe.
Mike K. Trump will Make Roller Coasters Great Again!
not sure about that but the two guys were used to be in gio
Can i apply for a job there
Panasonic AF100.
im a little late
Thank you for ruining the heritage of Dorney Park.
Who are you talking to through a 10-year-old video?
that was really boring