He was James Honk, a secret agent of GSO (Geese Secret Organisation), who was in charge of killing Fabio. Unfortunately for James, the mission failed, and he died trying to carry it out.
this definitely isn’t the weakest hyper lot of people like to trash it when it really isn’t that bad, night rides is when this ride shines,great drop good floater, everything a B&M hyper should be
I don't understand the hate this coaster gets from some of the coaster community. I first rode this back in 2011 and it helped me overcome my fear of big coasters. I rode this 7 times in a row that morning and after that became addicted to coasters. I visited the park again in 2019 and after having ridden more coasters, I was expecting to like Apollos less but it remained my favorite coaster and I got 7 more rides on it that day. Back row on this coaster is just amazing to me and floater being my favorite sensation, makes Apollos my favorite coaster. I've ridden Goliath at Over Georgia and that is in my top 5 and Mako will be later this year. B&M hypers are just fantastic in my opinion!
That's a cool story. I love hearing about those kinds of things. Before I took my mom to Cedar Point, she said that her overall # 1 was either Apollos Chariot or Manta at SeaWorld Orlando.
This and Goliath at LaRonde look to be the most underrated hypers! Also nice review, I found the history section for this review to be extremely entertaining!!!
A solid, smooth, fun ride. I like the drop, camelbacks, terrain and definitely the helix where I did grey out a little bit. To me this is a coaster to start of with a youngster. Also to mention this a 22 year old rollercoaster and still packs a fun experience. I can see years later a landmark with American Coaster Enthusiasts Organization for this coaster just like The Loch ness monster coater. After all this is the first prototype hyper of B&M. Everything advances from a prototype, look at today's line-ups.
I LOVE this coaster! I'm genuinely baffled that so many enthusiasts see this as a weak B&M hypercoaster. It's smooth and has great airtime. The setting is simply the best for any B&M hypercoaster and it's much less formulaic than other B&M hypercoaster in North America. I rank it just behind Mako and Diamondback in that group. It's just one more reason why BGW is one of the best parks on earth.
@@CanobieCoaster I get that. But what I don't understand is why so many enthusiasts rank this low among B&M hypercoasters. They're almost all focused on floater airtime and only a few have a speed hill. If someone isn't a fan of floater airtime then I can understand them not being impressed by B&M hypercoasters in general but I don't understand why someone would say this is one of the weakest of that model.
For nostalgia reasons I’m more a Nessie fan, but I did love this ride, the scenery and the unique layout. Sometimes you just gotta enjoy the ride even if you’re not getting element after element thrown at you. Another great video.
Yeah, Apollo's is a very good ride. Honestly, some minor nitpicks based on personal experience: 1: I was getting a tiny amount of vision-greying on that turn-around in the back, so it has some positives 2: It has a small rattle on that turn-around but nothing bad. 3: That last drop from the back honestly felt like strong floa-jector to me. Like stronger than any of Mako's hills. I did ride it on the tail end of the 2018 heat wave it should be noted, and most of my rides were in the evening while the sun was setting.
I definitely prefer Raging Bull to Apollo’s Chariot, which came out the same year, but Apollo’s Chariot was very important for B&M’s footprint in creating world-class hyper coasters.
This was my son's first adult sized Coaster last summer. That was after we were strapped into Pantheon and about to be dispatched when a wind warning closed the ride. He still had a great time on Apollo's Chariot.
Great Video ^w^ Apollo's Chariot Is A Solid Hyper Coaster With Great Airtime And Probably The Best Setting Of Any B&M Hyper Ever, Plus The Re-paint Really Makes Apollo's Chariot Look Brand New. And The Trims Don't Hit Too Hard Like On Raging Bull.
Totally agree. It definetely has the best setting and it looks great. And the airtime is really good. I really don't understand why people are so dismissive of this coaster.
It's currently my favorite ride at the park. It had a slight rattle for me, but even a B&M-rattle-wimp like me had no problem with it. I was very pleased with this after riding the rattle machine, Diamondback, the previous week. Apollo is in the middle of the pack for me, behind Nitro (which rode amazing on my visit), Candymonium, and Mako. Apollos night ride was excellent, and it was possibly my mom's overall favorite coaster before I got her on Steel Vengeance, Maverick, and Valravn.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought Lightning Rod isn't a hypercoaster because it's lowest point isn't 200 feet below its peak. My understanding was that while the lift hill and hillside itself put the top of the coaster over 200 feet above the ground level, the coaster is built entirely above the ground level and the coaster isn't itself over 200 feet tall. Let me know if I misunderstood.
I think Apollo's Chariot has the best setting for a B&M hypercoaster but Magnum XL-200 has the best view from its lift hill of almost any coaster on earth.
The amount of vertical feet lost during every dip of the coaster including the drop is a very interesting stat I've considered but never mentioned. For me: Diamondback has lots of verticality for its 5282' of track of nine drops; the 1st six each being over 100'.
I need to get back to Bush Gardens and ride this coaster. Last time I was there was 2006 and I waited an hour for this ride along with Alpengeist and Lochness Monster. This was one of my favorites of the day. I only got one ride on it though and I've ridden other B&M hypers a lot more like Nitro, which is one of my favorites.
@@CanobieCoaster Yeah it was a really busy day. But I could understand how the line could be that long since it was only 7 years old then and there were much fewer rides back then. The shortest wait of the day was Big Bad Wolf, but even that was over 30 minutes.
@@CanobieCoaster yep as Busch Gardens is my home park I just love watching this coaster I haven’t ridden it because I’m not at that level yet I’ve only ridden invader and Loch Ness monster but I’m getting there I just need to find a Coaster that doesn’t deliver too much butterflies for my stomach
I've been on Verbolten and Invadr and I think I'm ready to take on this coaster! I'm not sure though because I don't have anybody to ride it with and going on alone looks so scary
I could have ridden Apollo's Chariot all day too. But, being the new ride that year, it had the longest line. I only got to ride three times I think. I thought it was a fantastic ride. I don't know visually what the turnaround was like because that's where I would gray out. Every. Single. Time. (Loch Ness Monster was closer to a walk on, so I enjoyed many rides on that.) My only fear about riding Apollo's Chariot, at the time, was getting hit in the face by a goose.
@@CanobieCoaster The coaster nerd in me had to mention lol. Apollo's Chariot was my first coaster with a 200' drop. I will always cherish this coaster. It might not be the best, but it paved the way for Nitro and Mako. Night rides on this ride are the absolute best.
How would you compare Apollo's Chariot to Shambhala at Port Aventura? What are the biggest differences between the two in ride experience? What do you think?
I have not ridden Apollo's Chariot but I have ridden Raging Bull. I wish I could explain in words how powerful that first drop was in the back but I can't. I heard the drop with the pre drop on Apollo's Chariot is not as good but the rest of the ride maybe besides the drop of the mid course looks better than RB. I would definitely prefer an out and back layout filled with many airtime hills over a compact twister layout meant more for twist and turns.
that turn around for me caused me grey out every time so i wouldn't say it provides no force also that last drop gave me the best airtime of the whole ride in the back and id say its pretty rattily on the enterence to the helix turn around thingy and alpengeist is way smoother and intimidator at carowinds nice setting too overall i like it especially if you get a lot of room in the restraint but i prefer alpengeist and pantheon
I have ridden Apollo Chariot, Nitro, Goliath at SFOG, and Raging Bull , and if i can remember, this is the weaker one of them all. I think one of the reasons why is it's just 170 ' tall with a 210 ' drop. It seems like it doesn't feels like you are dropping into a 40' ravine. At least in my opinion. And the layout with that huge turn around is way too much of a curve without feeling anything. At least Goliath at SFOG has a good positive fun downward helix. And the hills on the way back after the turnaround curve are smaller to me, besides the last hill. The length is not as long either. They should have added another 600' of more airtime hills with bigger drops since its on a hilly land. Im sure the trains would have made it back to the station. Just my thoughts about the coaster. But still a fun ride.
I have a B&M Hyper at my home park, but I noticed seat belts you explained on Apollo. And my home park isn't owned by Cedar Fair, so something's not helping.
8/10 for me. A little overrated in my opinion, probably because B&M out-and-back hyper coasters aren't special to me. Nevertheless, this is still a GREAT, solid classic B&M hyper.
Weirdly one of my ride out of many the mcbr trimmed very lightly and yes it was half loaded which normally would and then the final trims used none at all and went so freaking fast not normal on this new computer and the old computer used to work very differently on final trims it depended on how heavily people are and in loaded for final trim to be used almost all of the time it won’t be used but if it was way too heavy that goes too fast it’ll lightly use it and first trim was pretty much always used and used to have much smoother better braking but new computer is just bi polar and decides whatever it wants so oh well if you were trimmed on final one oh well just floater if you were trimless in both mcbr and final you got real lucky because super fast that makes it basically ejector as old computer did it seems new one really likes to brake to minimum speed and yes I agree if it was stacked with three trains it’ll really abruptly brake to complete stop but I’m not sure how new computer will do with third train it will be interesting to see what happens since it has another enough space after the big main brakes where old one would abruptly brake something old computer never ever done is that sometimes it just brakes so abruptly out of no where for no reason the brake run before very final brakes run into transfer station or would just brake so abruptly half times and sometimes the first part brakes a little hard very rarely but it depends and the mcbr well like one by forth would brake hard
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The fact that the goose somehow managed to seek out Fabio and no one else is darkly hilarious.
Very true!
He was James Honk, a secret agent of GSO (Geese Secret Organisation), who was in charge of killing Fabio.
Unfortunately for James, the mission failed, and he died trying to carry it out.
this definitely isn’t the weakest hyper lot of people like to trash it when it really isn’t that bad, night rides is when this ride shines,great drop good floater, everything a B&M hyper should be
Agreed!
I don't understand the hate this coaster gets from some of the coaster community. I first rode this back in 2011 and it helped me overcome my fear of big coasters. I rode this 7 times in a row that morning and after that became addicted to coasters. I visited the park again in 2019 and after having ridden more coasters, I was expecting to like Apollos less but it remained my favorite coaster and I got 7 more rides on it that day. Back row on this coaster is just amazing to me and floater being my favorite sensation, makes Apollos my favorite coaster. I've ridden Goliath at Over Georgia and that is in my top 5 and Mako will be later this year. B&M hypers are just fantastic in my opinion!
If floater airtime isn't your thing, I can understand why someone may find this coaster underwhelming.
That's a cool story. I love hearing about those kinds of things. Before I took my mom to Cedar Point, she said that her overall # 1 was either Apollos Chariot or Manta at SeaWorld Orlando.
This and Goliath at LaRonde look to be the most underrated hypers! Also nice review, I found the history section for this review to be extremely entertaining!!!
Both have great sustained floater airtime.
You just can’t beat the track time of Apollo’s chariot. It feels so long I love it
And yes I could ride it all day and be happy. I love it
The length is awesome.
When Airtime thrills see Apollo’s Chariot he thinks why can’t it be Raging Bull.
Lol
To be honest I love roller coasters but I’ve never done Apollo’s in first row…
Or back
This ride blew my mind when I rode it back in 2018, and I proceeded to ride it 5 more times during my trip. It was an absolute blast start to finish.
Such a fun ride.
A solid, smooth, fun ride. I like the drop, camelbacks, terrain and definitely the helix where I did grey out a little bit. To me this is a coaster to start of with a youngster. Also to mention this a 22 year old rollercoaster and still packs a fun experience. I can see years later a landmark with American Coaster Enthusiasts Organization for this coaster just like The Loch ness monster coater. After all this is the first prototype hyper of B&M. Everything advances from a prototype, look at today's line-ups.
It's a great prototype.
You grey out on the helix lmao
I LOVE this coaster! I'm genuinely baffled that so many enthusiasts see this as a weak B&M hypercoaster. It's smooth and has great airtime. The setting is simply the best for any B&M hypercoaster and it's much less formulaic than other B&M hypercoaster in North America. I rank it just behind Mako and Diamondback in that group. It's just one more reason why BGW is one of the best parks on earth.
If floater airtime isn't your thing, I can understand why Apollo may not be liked by some. But I love it.
@@CanobieCoaster I get that. But what I don't understand is why so many enthusiasts rank this low among B&M hypercoasters. They're almost all focused on floater airtime and only a few have a speed hill. If someone isn't a fan of floater airtime then I can understand them not being impressed by B&M hypercoasters in general but I don't understand why someone would say this is one of the weakest of that model.
Fair, I definitely don't think it's the weakest. I think most others are better up front though if someone prioritizes that.
Compared to other B&M hypers, this one is the one that's criminally underrated.
I love the setting, smoothness, and amount of floater
Riding Apollo with a really loose restraint is the best thing ever oh the feeling of floating is awesome
The sustained floater is great.
@@CanobieCoaster it feels un safe you feel like you are going to float out of the train onto the ground below
RIP that goose
199?-1999.
Great review, this thing looks like it's a lot of fun
It is!
Love the good history lesson to supplement the review! Your content is great
Thanks!
I visited this park back in the early 2000's and it was great! Scary as hell but great!
I still like the ride today.
For nostalgia reasons I’m more a Nessie fan, but I did love this ride, the scenery and the unique layout. Sometimes you just gotta enjoy the ride even if you’re not getting element after element thrown at you. Another great video.
Thanks!
Yeah, Apollo's is a very good ride. Honestly, some minor nitpicks based on personal experience:
1: I was getting a tiny amount of vision-greying on that turn-around in the back, so it has some positives
2: It has a small rattle on that turn-around but nothing bad.
3: That last drop from the back honestly felt like strong floa-jector to me. Like stronger than any of Mako's hills.
I did ride it on the tail end of the 2018 heat wave it should be noted, and most of my rides were in the evening while the sun was setting.
I've never had those experiences on the turnaround, but thanks for sharing.
I definitely prefer Raging Bull to Apollo’s Chariot, which came out the same year, but Apollo’s Chariot was very important for B&M’s footprint in creating world-class hyper coasters.
I prefer Raging Bull now I think.
This was my son's first adult sized Coaster last summer. That was after we were strapped into Pantheon and about to be dispatched when a wind warning closed the ride. He still had a great time on Apollo's Chariot.
Pantheon is very sensitive to wind.
Great Video ^w^
Apollo's Chariot Is A Solid Hyper Coaster With Great Airtime And Probably The Best Setting Of Any B&M Hyper Ever, Plus The Re-paint Really Makes Apollo's Chariot Look Brand New.
And The Trims Don't Hit Too Hard Like On Raging Bull.
I agree with all those points.
Totally agree. It definetely has the best setting and it looks great. And the airtime is really good. I really don't understand why people are so dismissive of this coaster.
It's currently my favorite ride at the park. It had a slight rattle for me, but even a B&M-rattle-wimp like me had no problem with it. I was very pleased with this after riding the rattle machine, Diamondback, the previous week. Apollo is in the middle of the pack for me, behind Nitro (which rode amazing on my visit), Candymonium, and Mako. Apollos night ride was excellent, and it was possibly my mom's overall favorite coaster before I got her on Steel Vengeance, Maverick, and Valravn.
Nitro and Apollo are both close for me.
I went to BGW with non-enthusiast friends years ago, and only got one ride on Apollo’s. 😬
Looking forward to finally getting on it again this summer!
Have fun!
Thanks for the great videos you have helped me get through Covid-19. Keep up the great work please.
Glad you enjoy them!
Every time you do footage of a coaster or ride I’ll know that there is a review coming up
Yup!
No hyper can beat the setting of Apollo.
Agreed, but I gotta say Magnum XL-200 is a close second
I prefer that of Phantom's Revenge and Lightning Rod, but Apollo is certainly up there.
Uuuuu, I don't think you heard of Goliath at SFMM, the parking lot coaster.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought Lightning Rod isn't a hypercoaster because it's lowest point isn't 200 feet below its peak. My understanding was that while the lift hill and hillside itself put the top of the coaster over 200 feet above the ground level, the coaster is built entirely above the ground level and the coaster isn't itself over 200 feet tall. Let me know if I misunderstood.
I think Apollo's Chariot has the best setting for a B&M hypercoaster but Magnum XL-200 has the best view from its lift hill of almost any coaster on earth.
The amount of vertical feet lost during every dip of the coaster including the drop is a very interesting stat I've considered but never mentioned. For me: Diamondback has lots of verticality for its 5282' of track of nine drops; the 1st six each being over 100'.
I have no doubt some future B&M coasters topped it. And I bet Steel Dragon 2000 did too considering those first 3 hills.
I just rode apollo the first tome today so this feels special ty!
Glad you like it!
My favorite hyper and the coaster I operate
Nice! This ride's crew is great.
@@CanobieCoaster thanks man
Thanks so much for close captioning your vids so I can watch this at the dentist. :-)
You're welcome!
I need to get back to Bush Gardens and ride this coaster. Last time I was there was 2006 and I waited an hour for this ride along with Alpengeist and Lochness Monster. This was one of my favorites of the day. I only got one ride on it though and I've ridden other B&M hypers a lot more like Nitro, which is one of my favorites.
Wow that's a long line for this.
@@CanobieCoaster Yeah it was a really busy day. But I could understand how the line could be that long since it was only 7 years old then and there were much fewer rides back then. The shortest wait of the day was Big Bad Wolf, but even that was over 30 minutes.
GREAT RIDE
Yes
I love my home park coaster
It's a great one.
@@CanobieCoaster yep as Busch Gardens is my home park I just love watching this coaster I haven’t ridden it because I’m not at that level yet I’ve only ridden invader and Loch Ness monster but I’m getting there I just need to find a Coaster that doesn’t deliver too much butterflies for my stomach
I've been on Verbolten and Invadr and I think I'm ready to take on this coaster! I'm not sure though because I don't have anybody to ride it with and going on alone looks so scary
It's a ton of fun.
Its a little scary the first time, but once you get over your fears It's really fun.
I could have ridden Apollo's Chariot all day too. But, being the new ride that year, it had the longest line. I only got to ride three times I think. I thought it was a fantastic ride. I don't know visually what the turnaround was like because that's where I would gray out. Every. Single. Time. (Loch Ness Monster was closer to a walk on, so I enjoyed many rides on that.) My only fear about riding Apollo's Chariot, at the time, was getting hit in the face by a goose.
I don't usually greyout on the turnaround.
Looks like an awesome hyper, especially now that I'm a B&M hyper/giga fan
It is!
Would you like to ride Apollo's Chariot again?
Yes
I believe Oblivion in 1998 was the first B&M not to invert. Still a great video.
"not to nitpick"
*proceeds to nitpick*
Whoops, forgot that one. Thanks for pointing it out!
@@CanobieCoaster The coaster nerd in me had to mention lol. Apollo's Chariot was my first coaster with a 200' drop. I will always cherish this coaster. It might not be the best, but it paved the way for Nitro and Mako. Night rides on this ride are the absolute best.
@Coastoons that's weird coming from you the person who says mille is bad but ranks it higher than most thoosies
How would you compare Apollo's Chariot to Shambhala at Port Aventura? What are the biggest differences between the two in ride experience? What do you think?
Shambhala has stronger airtime.
When you said Fabio had a bloody face I instantly thought it was because the clearances weren't far enough....... Not a goose
Nope, a bird struck Fabio.
Nice Video!!!!!😄
Thanks!
@@CanobieCoaster No Problem😄
I have not ridden Apollo's Chariot but I have ridden Raging Bull. I wish I could explain in words how powerful that first drop was in the back but I can't. I heard the drop with the pre drop on Apollo's Chariot is not as good but the rest of the ride maybe besides the drop of the mid course looks better than RB. I would definitely prefer an out and back layout filled with many airtime hills over a compact twister layout meant more for twist and turns.
Raging Bull's drop was stronger from my few rides on it.
In my humble opinion: Raging Bull is stronger but Apollo’s is more sustained
@@dababytrunk2094 I agree, Apollo's is more about the sustained floater and Raging Bull is more about the quick pops of ejector.
that turn around for me caused me grey out every time so i wouldn't say it provides no force
also that last drop gave me the best airtime of the whole ride in the back
and id say its pretty rattily on the enterence to the helix turn around thingy and alpengeist is way smoother and intimidator at carowinds
nice setting too
overall i like it especially if you get a lot of room in the restraint but i prefer alpengeist and pantheon
Glad the turnaround delivers for you, but it doesn't do much for me.
Did you prefer Apollo's Chariot at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, or Raging Bull at Six Flags Great America?
Depends on the day.
What do you think about Apollo's Chariot at Busch Gardens Williamsburg and Goliath at La Ronde?
Like both. Have reviews for both.
I have ridden Apollo Chariot, Nitro, Goliath at SFOG, and Raging Bull , and if i can remember, this is the weaker one of them all. I think one of the reasons why is it's just 170 ' tall with a 210 ' drop. It seems like it doesn't feels like you are dropping into a 40' ravine. At least in my opinion. And the layout with that huge turn around is way too much of a curve without feeling anything. At least Goliath at SFOG has a good positive fun downward helix. And the hills on the way back after the turnaround curve are smaller to me, besides the last hill. The length is not as long either. They should have added another 600' of more airtime hills with bigger drops since its on a hilly land. Im sure the trains would have made it back to the station. Just my thoughts about the coaster. But still a fun ride.
While the strength of Apollo's airtime may not match a lot of other hypers, I love how sustained the airtime is.
Which restraints does Apollo's Chariot use? Do you like or do you love them? Why?
Clamshells, love them.
At Busch Gardens Williamsburg, what do you prefer, Tempesto or Apollo's Chariot?
Apollo's Chariot
Seeing Pantheon running made me sad lol maybe 2022 will be its year 🤷🏻♀️ Did Raging Bull offer ejector airtime at any point for you?
The drop gave a pop of ejector that turned into strong floater.
Canobie Coaster would say:
Stronger airtime, and how do you compare Shambhala to Apollo's Chariot?
Shambhala is better.
home park!! favorite coaster there.
I think Pantheon could top it, but it's my favorite for now.
@@CanobieCoaster pantheon for sure could be better. however, the inevitable intamin downtime it will have is unappealing lol
This coaster has some serious dips
Yes
I have a B&M Hyper at my home park, but I noticed seat belts you explained on Apollo. And my home park isn't owned by Cedar Fair, so something's not helping.
Is it Hersheypark and Candymonium?
@@CanobieCoaster CORRECT!!
Would you say Silver star is the weakest B&M hyper?
No, I think that's one of the stronger ones after my recent rides.
@@CanobieCoaster Oh good because a lot of coaster enthusiasts say like with apollo that it is one of the weaker hypers.
8/10 for me. A little overrated in my opinion, probably because B&M out-and-back hyper coasters aren't special to me. Nevertheless, this is still a GREAT, solid classic B&M hyper.
Fair!
That pre drop looks super long compared to Raging Bull
It's not as intense.
Rip goose
Poor fellow.
RIP Fabio's multimillion dollar face.
I once rode this first thing in the morning and I Was Not Prepared.
It's a ton of fun.
Weirdly one of my ride out of many the mcbr trimmed very lightly and yes it was half loaded which normally would and then the final trims used none at all and went so freaking fast not normal on this new computer and the old computer used to work very differently on final trims it depended on how heavily people are and in loaded for final trim to be used almost all of the time it won’t be used but if it was way too heavy that goes too fast it’ll lightly use it and first trim was pretty much always used and used to have much smoother better braking but new computer is just bi polar and decides whatever it wants so oh well if you were trimmed on final one oh well just floater if you were trimless in both mcbr and final you got real lucky because super fast that makes it basically ejector as old computer did it seems new one really likes to brake to minimum speed and yes I agree if it was stacked with three trains it’ll really abruptly brake to complete stop but I’m not sure how new computer will do with third train it will be interesting to see what happens since it has another enough space after the big main brakes where old one would abruptly brake something old computer never ever done is that sometimes it just brakes so abruptly out of no where for no reason the brake run before very final brakes run into transfer station or would just brake so abruptly half times and sometimes the first part brakes a little hard very rarely but it depends and the mcbr well like one by forth would brake hard
Thanks for sharing how the brakes work.
Kinda weird that there first hyper has one of the more unique layouts for a B&M hyper
Most of their hypers seem to go in parking lots while this one was on a hilly plot of land.
Does it give that stomach feeling
It can.
What means "sterile"?
Bland or plain.
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A classic
I thought Apollo‘s chariot will be a giga coaster 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Not quite.
Oh OK I thought it would be it but it’s a tall coaster all right
Apollos chariot is pretty good but dosnet live up to the other hypers.
I love it.
That trim hit last night yikes
Oh no!
it doesn't have inversions.
Doesn't need them.
This doesn’t seem as long as others
It feels similarly long as well.
This just under 5000 feet long of track longer than Goliath Mako & Candymonium
WHO THE HELL IS FABIO?????????
An Italian model.
apollos chariot?
more like
apollos chariot
What?
I’m the first to dislike XD
What did you not like about it?
@@CanobieCoaster I luv the vid it’s just that no one has disliked it yet sorry
@@wasssup7783 if you like the vid then why did you dislike it
Looks like the weakest one, imo 😂
Hollywood dream exists?!?!!??!!!???
@@coasters4life388 that’s a mini hyper tho
@@allthingscoasters2551 still one of the b&m hyper models so it definitely counts
@@allthingscoasters2551 It's still the same model according to B&M. Same goes for their giga's.
I think Apollo is more towards the middle.