2018 River King Mine Train On Ride HD POV Six Flags St Louis
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- River King Mine Train is a hybrid wood structure roller coaster located at Six Flags St. Louis. Built in 1971, it was the first coaster of the park and opened with the park on June 5, 1971. The actual ride itself is one of two tracks, one which was later sold.
Six Flags St. Louis
Coordinates 38.515499°N 90.673765°W
Status Operating
Opening date June 5, 1971
General statistics
Type Steel - Mine Train
Manufacturer Arrow Dynamics
Model Mine Train
Height 32 ft (9.8 m)
Drop 41 ft (12 m)
Length 2,500 ft (760 m)
Speed 37 mph (60 km/h)
Inversions 0
Duration 3:00
Capacity 1800 riders per hour
Height restriction 42 in (107 cm)
Trains 5 cars. Riders are arranged 2 across in 3 rows for a total of 30 riders per train.
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I live in Korea now I used to live in Georgia so no
@@jdavis8881 what
@@noah-rd9cz I used to live in Georgia
Now I live in Korea
@@jdavis8881 OOH That makes more sense
Yes I have ridden this
Hope they never get rid of this ride, it was and is still a favorite and I think nostalgic, and a good intro coaster for kids to test their bravery & tolerance up to the bigger coasters 💛💛💛💛💛 and those rickety corkscrew sections are just so great
My first ever roller coaster :,)
Awwwwww what a good place to start 😌
Same
I was like 5
Same
same
i love the tunnel drop off
This thing is actually kind of awesome at night.
Not really for me but it’s your opinion
@@XxButtersFanXx try it in the back seat at night
I used to work at SFSL. I've had to stand in that perch at the top of the lift hill for hours. Sometimes the ride leads would just forget about you. You're not supposed to use the phone unless it's an emergency and you can't just leave either. It's one of those things that I look back on now and laugh, but at the time was just awful!!
I always notice that person. What exactly does the person at the perch do?
@@blakewoods9044 Make sure no idiots try to stand up or jump out.
You poor soul 🥺
@@LarryDarkMite2 Yeah, old school Arrow operations manual. So, the park still operates it that way to this day. Arrow did that with their log flumes but not many of their mine trains have them. I'd assume because this was one of the first. I doubt it even have has up-stop wheels but probably has up-stop pads, haha. It's funny how we look back on things fondly or nostalgic when they were meh at best at the time.
This was an awesome starter coaster
My frist coaster as well
When I first rode this when I was a kid, those lights in the tunnel weren't there so I had NO idea my stomach was about to be beside my brain.
This is one of the funnest roller coaster ever
lmao no it isnt
The ear rape at the end makes me laugh
At 2:27
@@hooliganfanatic7241 bro it’s just their opinion lol
@@hooliganfanatic7241 Ya I agree. At night I did this ride I was so terrified I got out of my comfort zone to try it my mom was holding on to me so I didn’t fall and I was literally screaming on the top of my lungs when we went in the dark part after I got off the rides my legs felt like gelato (I was with my two moms)
Looks like a great family ride.
I love going on the mine train SOO much. Especially at night time!
I was screaming so loud and hard when the coaster went down the mine shaft
lol that was my first rollercoaster and my cousin said in a couple minutes the track would connect to the ninjas track and I was like six at the time and I about had a panic attack-
Lol. U can see ninja on the lift hill and I legit thought the same thing 😂
yeah i always saw that and thought it was part of it and that’s why i’ve always been too scared to ride this lmao but i’m gonna finally try it out tomorrow
My dad told me that and I was so scared lol taking my kids there for the first time this weekend!
@@rachelburt5512 omg period r y’all going to fright fest
@@gemma9218 yes! I haven’t been in like 18 years! Haha
I went on this ride at this EXACT place in st louis just a few days ago
This was my very first roller coaster! To this day, I'm still caught off-guard by the dip in the tunnel and the extremely loud lift hill out of it.
2:20 dad is like “ready for the next part of the ride?”
Sounds like me on the toliet
Lol
I love the mine train I. Saint Louis My home town this ride is the least scariest ride and is fun!!! Totally recommend
absolutely my favorite coaster at SFSL
This coaster is a great warmup when you first get there....then after youve gotten warmed up, hop right onto The Ninja.
Classic
Does that whistle sound automatically or someone using the whistle
Do not ride this if you are tall and value your knees 😅
Yessss lol 🤣
I rode this ride 7 times in 1 day
Same the kids wanted to stay on and it wasn't busy so we rode in over and over..My favorite is the boss and American Thunder though.
I feel like the drop kinda got bigger because it was super big but
Is there any remnants left of the other one that was there?
Shouldn't it be called Short Tunnel Train?
Ear rape at 2:27
So true
Ok I’m replying a year later but why tf do I find that so funny
@@michaelsinner4248 hi
@@elenic964 hi
@@michaelsinner4248 lol