Top 30 Most INTENSE Thrill Rides on Earth - INSANE
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2024
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Flat rides are awesome, and there are many intense attractions out there. As voted on by the viewers, here is a list of thirty of the best ones out there.
Music:
Fury Club - Bonkers Beat Club
Wine & Spirits (Instrumental Version) - Xavy Rusan
HEIST MUSIC - NIGHTCAP
Get It Started - Vanity Street
FiASKO x Brandon Scott - Haunt
0:00 Intro
0:34 Super Air Race
1:21 Roll-O-Plane
2:19 Power Surge
2:54 Remix
3:40 Round Up
4:39 Sky Roller
5:21 Star Shape
6:16 Looper
7:13 Energy Storm
8:04 Tango
8:55 NordVPN
10:17 Jump2
11:19 Crazy Train
12:10 Rocket
13:08 Speed Flip
13:53 Super Shot
14:36 Gyro Swing
15:12 Speed XXL
16:03 Speed 32
16:44 Screamin' Swing
17:39 Top Scan
18:23 Top Spin
19:12 Booster
20:03 Giga Discovery
21:07 Capriolo 10P
21:57 Gravitron
23:02 Inversion 24
23:59 Time Machine
24:54 Rotor
25:56 Flying Fury
26:53 Zipper
27:55 Comment Shout Out
29:02 Outro
To clarify: The ride model is just called the "Speed," but certain installations are named "Speed XXL." When I researched this, the page made it sound like "Speed XXL" was the name of the model and not just that specific installation. The footage shown in this video is not of the specific ride named "Speed XXL", but the model is exactly the same.
Also, the Inversion 24's gondolas are capable of unlocking and rotating freely. However, regulations prevent them from unlocking at the top height. So most operators leave them locked throughout the ride cycle. Every clip of the ride I've seen shows them staying locked during the whole ride. But apparently, some operators will unlock them. Its just rare
Yeah. And unfortunately, there is no point. When the Infinity was still in its early years, operators stated in an interview that the gondolas will eventually flip when released, like you mostly get on Inversion 12s. However, the gondolas are way too heavy and since German regulation prohibits them from unlocking them at full power (since you could hypothetically flip upside down at the loading station and experience an honestly red-out inducing -5G, the operators don't even bother anymore. It is what it is.
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Hey Theme Park Crazy, I hate to correct your great work, but Serengeti Flyer at Busch Gardens Tampa stole the record of tallest and fastest Screamin' Swing from Tidal Surge. Keep the wonderful videos coming!
@@thenerdyenthusiast Technically they tied the record, so now two SeaWorld parks have it : ).
@@A7x_Forever Tundra Twister does this, albiet rarely. One time when I rode it, the gondola didn't flip at the bottom and I blacked out completely (I was on the wing seat)
For a long time, I was unable to go on thrill rides because there was a ride named the "Booster" at my local fair. It was the first time that I went on a ride that made you go upside down. Unfortunately, I got stuck on the ride upside down for over 20 minutes, and I panicked. For years, I refused to go on any ride, but thankfully, now I'm okay.
Omg that sounds like a nightmare! Glad you're ok!
@@alliekuma4234I agree
Was that booster a KMG Speed XXL by any chance?
@@NathanHydra yes it was
@@FXwashere yeah those have the tendency to do that
You know it's a good day when theme park crazy uploads.
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The zipper has always been my favorite ride at my local fair. I love how unpredictable it is and the amount of force pulled on you at each turnaround is insane. It's a bit harder to ride now as an adult but it doesn't stop me.
Haha glad I wasn’t the only one to mention the zipper. That is one ride I have never gotten back on. As a kid my brother whom was 5yrs older than me got us spinning so fast it flung me out of the seat and buckles and I tumbled around the cage until the ride stopped. I was covered in bruises for weeks and broke my pinky finger.
Hell yeah! If Im driving along and see a carnival and it has a Zipper, I pull over and hop on (okay I've done that two or three times, but I always at least think about doing it every carnival I see lol). I challenge you next time you're driving along and see a carnival, stop what you are doing and hop on. It can only make your day better, even if you're a few minutes late to what you were on your way to do.
@@Crafting_Through_Life OMG that's crazy! I went on that once and never again!
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The Zipper was my mother’s favourite carnival ride. As a kid I would have wanted the new restraints on the Zipper than the ‘classic’ mode. For my first time on this ride, I felt very uncomfortable with holding onto nothing BUT the bar. After I got off it I told my mom how rough and intense it felt. She said that it’s an older ride that got a more rough over time. Little did I know that the Zipper, out of 30 other thrill rides is considered to be the MOST INTENSE!
Yes, I was surprised to see that as well! I thought I was just a wuss by doing the zipper once and then vowing Never Again!!
Me too, but I 3 times and it was terrifying.
The Zipper is such a classic. So many people say it’s their first big thrill ride!
i freaking love the Zipper. but the problem is they don't allow single riders :(
Honorable mention: the pirate ship 😂
Honorable mention: Double ferris wheel (if you can still find one). Last sighted at a carnival in Florida.
I remember crying my eyes out because I was too small to ride the Zipper at my local carnival. The following year I was tall enough...and instantly regretted it. My dad had the operator spin it as soon as we got on it and little Meg almost lost her funnel cake! Lol. Another great memory I have with my daddy. :)
Big agree on that Zipper, when you hit the corner while it's spinning, it basically whip-cracks your whole body and force spins your goldola, absolutely intense. Love it.
11:45 ‘The kind of the ride you’d expect to see at the gathering of the Juggalos.’ I’m weak 😂😂
Personally I find the Roundup super chill. No fear just vibes.
Right? Same for Gravitron in my opinion.
same
agree
Same
It's been a long time since I've ridden Roundup, but I remember once the turntable fully lifted, it was a very hypnotic back and forth motion. If I closed my eyes, I could almost fall asleep.
Dude I love your style and all of the references, puns, and jokes you put in! Amazing work man!
Glad you enjoy it!
My one ride on the Zipper at my county fair was the single most terrifying experience I’ve ever had on an amusement ride, glad to see I’m far from the only one
I feel like it's a right of passage to ride the Zipper at least once. I rode one time as a kid, and I was so scared that I never went on it again
@@princesskristanso true! I chickened out so many times as a kid but finally did it and remember screaming my face off 😂
@@angelicajacobs584 I went on it when I was 7 with I think my cousin, and I almost cried lol
For years, that ride taunted me as it loomed in the distance at my local state fair. I’ve always looked at it as kid and I finally rode it as an adult ….never again lol
Same!@@princesskristan
I remember riding a zipper, it was the closest I ever got to greying out, it was INSANE.
I love the Zipper! The best is when everything lines up just right and your gondola hurtles toward the ground face first only to whip around at the last second. So much fun!
I can't tell you how excited I was to hear you call the spaceship ride Gravitron!!! So many people I have encountered don't remember the original name. When I was younger, Gravitron floors dropped out!! Most people don't remember that detail either.
I do! Before the Clay County Fair here in Green Cove Springs, Florida which takes place every late March, early April renamed their Gravitron, Starship 2000, its floor dropped out.
Was my favorite as a child, and still til this day!!
I've been riding the Zipper since 2010 and till this day, it is STILL my No.1 favorite flat ride of all time. And seeing it made 1st place on this list really makes me happy. 😁
I suggested this earlier, but I’d love to see you do a video related to Theme Park Related Lost media
That's an amazing idea! Thanks for the suggestion!
I just LOVE the Gravitron. It's not particularly intense imo but the fabulous interior, the gravity pushing you down to the bed as you feebly play with resisting physics, and the cozy nature of the spinning makes it fun at all levels any day or night.
Your jokes ARE getting better! The gathering of the juggalo one was good, and true.. Another good vid. Love to see people grow, not that I didn't think you were good or not funny, you're just getting even better. Props
I rode the zipper with a girl I liked because she liked thrill rides. I hadn't been on anything even close to that before and screamed so loud, she was embarrassed for me. Oh well.
The Zipper is indeed intense the main thing that sucks is when your not moving and just rocking back and forth as another cage is being loaded/unloaded. I did it one time at the Jacksonville, Florida Fair, knocked it off my bucket list but never again! That feeling in your stomach when your rocking back and forth is not worth it in my opinion.
Hey the not moving part is fun xd you can do flips and stuff "i was on the unharnessed one!"
I have the fortunate distinction of riding the Zipper. It's truly the most intese experiece i ever witnessed.
11:01 Jump2 straight up, gives me Claws of Doom from Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 vibes
Scat2 at Beech Bend in Kentucky is by far the most intense flat ride we've encountered. The crushing positive g's make it feel as if there's a rhinoceros sitting on your chest for 3 minutes straight!
The Haunted Mine Drop at Glenwood Caverns is a close second, but there was a tragic accident on it just 2 weeks after we last rode it, and its future is still uncertain as far as we've heard.
The ride has reopened as Crystal Tower with a new theme, fully enclosed gondola, and car-style seat belts that riders are not allowed to buckle themselves.
The zipper was the first upside down roller coaster I’ve ever been on. It’s amazing. I had a big lunch and I threw up almost immediately after I still wanna ride it again
Did not expect Gravitron and Zipper to be on here. I don't get that much intensity on either of them. Gravitron especially is, in my opinion, a pretty chill ride. Fun but chill.
WOW!! I love this video! I'm all pumped and ready for the State Fair. I want to ride all of them. Thanks for this:)
The Gravitron might be my favorite flat ride ever, so glad to see it place highly. Anyone else wish they could have the aux cord when you get on though? What a cool DJ Set to play in.
In case this comment makes through the shoutout section, I'd just wanna let you guys know that we are getting our first B&M coaster here in Brazil and our RCCA is soon going to get a RMC makeover, all in the next 5 years. Even tho it's only a dive coaster, that's still a huge staple for us brazilian enthusiasts. Keep that great work TPC, much love from the Federal District of Brazil!
(Also Monte Makaya and SFOG's Deja Vu are confirmed to reopen in Mirabilandia Brazil around 2025)
MONTEZUM GETTING RMC'ED?
@@nobodybelievesunderscores4122 yep, one of Hopi Hari's owners said in an event that they just need to refurbish the other aspects of the park first (which will happen until 2025) and then they will contact RMC to do the job!
@@tufab3494 LETSGOOOOOO
@@tufab3494 how many RCCA's will that leave in operation then?
DEJAVU FROM SFOG BEING REBUILT AFTER LIKE 15 YEARS AFTER IT WAS TORN DOWN? LET'S GOOOO
Love the S&S Swing, more parks need these.
Great video peter!
Thanks for this great video!
For me, flat rides (especially the thrilling ones) are equally as interesting as roller coasters - and I always appreciate it, when these attractions get some love 😊
Awesome video!!
I've actually been on Sledgehammer a few times, I never realized it was that rare of a design. It sort of surprises me because it's a really good ride.
I been on it back in 2012 and I did like it. I wanted to ride it again in 2019 but mechanical problems with the ride prevented it lol.
@cursedstevehalloweenandgam1037 Yeah, during my stays there, there are usually a lot of maintenance issues with it, but it's always great when I can get at least one ride in!
I have done a lot of the rides on this list, and some are at the top of my bucket list. The world of flat rides is a world I would love to know every single part of, and experience as much as I can. Great video!
Yeah, flat rides do deserve more attention or love🤘🏻
@@BassGuitarSlide it's always rollercoasters that get talked about but fairground rides are severely underrated in terms of forces, spectacle and experience
Wow great video man
These ride models are INSANE!
#1 is rightfully deserved! I’ve been obsessed with that ride since i was 8, I was so fascinated by it as a kid.
I adore your crazy flat ride content. Flat rides are so much more exciting and unique than rollercoasters imo. There's so much room for creativity!!
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I like when theme park crazy uploads videos about flat rides :D
Thank you for posting the I miss a lot of the flat rides as it seems like most of the amusement parks just have roller coasters now and we can find these rides at carnivals and fairs. I've been on majority of the ones mentioned in the video flat right as I love them.
I'm disappointed that the Rock-o-Plane isn't on here. They're absolutely insane.
I was disappointed as well, I think that it is way more insane than rides like the Round Up.
I rode the Zipper last year at the Orange County Fair and it was terrifying. Definitely not a beginner friendly ride.
🛸Gravitron is easily my favorite carnival flat ride since childhood for its UFO appearance and it's surprisingly relaxing for a fast-paced flat ride.
There are so many of these I would love to ride and I always love It when you upload as I love your content so much
LET'S GO FINALLY ANOTHER FLAT RIDE VIDEO
I rode a Speed XXL model once and never again. My ride in particular got the short end of the stick, and the weight distribution was probably the worst it could be. Every time we came around back down to Earth, my seat rotated facing the ground, and continuing to face the ground, including through the transition of going back up. So, I was getting pushed into my harness pretty hard and clinching my legs into the seat to keep me from sliding forward. Every single time lol.
I would imagine how bad that would be I went on a ride with 5 teens on one me and 2 other kids on the other. We where upside down the whole time.
Glad to know I've done many of the top 30, but many more to go.
I love that Slegehammer is on this list.....my fav flat ride at Wonderland!! 🥰
The sky roller version at canada's wonderland is my absolute favorite ride. I get motion sick easily but for some reason it leads into the top speed so smoothly it feels amazing
Great video compilation! I love flat rides!
I love these videos!
csn we appreciate the effort put into this video for a moment
This video is awesome
Thanks for sharing awesome content that is fun enjoyable and entertaining to watch
I went on 1: top scan, known as Samurai at lagoon; 2: Top-flip, known as cliff hanger at lagoon; 3: gravatron: 4: the zipper.
I was extremely surprized they were on this list, let alone all in top11. I was thrilled by the suggestions of other rides.
I'm a fan of the Zipper, TPC! I love your videos.
Ahhh yes, the Zipper, I remember when I first went on the Zipper. It took me like five minutes to decide to get on lol, but after I got on, I loved it! The forces it pulls is unlike anything I have ever ridden.
Sledge Hammer/ Jump2 is pretty fun but not that intense, Canada’s Wonderland is my home park and it has a lot of unique designs and intense rollercoasters such as Leviathan, Behemoth and Yukon Striker. Sledge Hammer is a one of it’s kind as it’s the first and only jumping machine in the world. As he said, it was custom made for Canada’s Wonderland which I love
My experiences:
• The Remix is just insane. My feet start tingeling because the blood rushed down there. Very very fast ride.
• The Star Shapes weren't all that intense. I rode the one at Skyline Park and the traveling one "High Energy" in germany. They are nice and comfy and not really that fast, but pleasent! The new brakes in the gondolas are just a dealbreaker for me. Now they are reeeeaaaally slow. Look at "Air" from the UK with the inner seats missing, almost no swinging occurs.
• The Rocket was nice, but repetetive. Rode it on the Oktoberfest. A more thrilling version of a Starflyer pretty much, but the flipping is at a more graceful pace for more hangtime. I rode it while it was raining like crazy, but still very fun.
• Yeah the KMG speeds are awesome. I prefer the Booster Maxx models by Fabbri (why listed below).
• The Top Scan has to be my fav. The laterals in the outer seat are unmatched. My face is glued to the restraint. This is just crazy. the "Skater" on german fairs cranks it up to the max everytime.
• Maybe I'm just used to the Top Spins because I've ridden them a ton, but I don't find them all that intense anymore. We have 2 traveling in germany and one suspended one at Phantasialand. Awesome, but the traveling ones have very uncomfortable restrains. Also I prefered the Top Spin 2 models. They are smaller, but the flipping is crazy fast. Best: KMG Discovery 1.0.
• The Capriolo 10P is a mixed bag. I actually prefer the older models without the extra spin. It always feels like you crash head first down which is more terrifying to me personally. But I have to say: These were the most intense negative g's I've ever experienced. My head wanted to pop after 3 rides in a row. This is like the Top Scan no joke. You really should be in a good condition when riding these.
• The Inversion 24 is fun, but goes only upside down once. ONCE. It just takes so long and needs so much power to get up there. The positives are good, though.
• I have to disagree with the HUSS Booster: It does not feel like a Mondial shake, not at all. A shake really feels like a breakdance thanks to it's aditional axis of rotation and it is a LOT tamer than the Booster. The laterals are insane. One moment you're upright, the other moment you get flug upside down instantly. The sideways swinging also can give some awesome airtime when everything is right.
• The Rotor is advertised as a family ride in germany on the Oktoberfest. The laughing from people who never tried it before (mostly tourists) is always a joy to watch.
- Rides which could be on the list for next time:
• Soriani & Moser Top Star Tour. I rode Predator in germany. Not only does it look impressive, the negative g's when it flips back to normal are shockingly strong. I didn't expect that.
• Technical Park Pegasus models. Great speed, great laterals and pretty much the same amount of flipping as with a top scan. The op can lock the gondolas at the top so you blast though the station upside down for some wicked negative g's. My fav. with the Top Scan.
• Mondial Heartbreaker. Not the most intense, but lots of flipping on a very small footprint. Really really fun!
• Huss Take Off. The ones on germany still go full speed. Heavy positive g's like a never ending pretzel loop.
• Fabbri Contact. Really heavy positive g's and laterals. Really odd looking, but man what an odd but intense experience.
• Fabbri Heavy Rotation. Also really insane positive's in your back and very fast spinning. Similar forces to the Take Off.
• Fabbri Booster Maxx 55/16. Really really fast and crushing positives.
I case you the reader didn't notice: I love flat rides and I rode them pretty much all my life. If you made it to the end here: respect mate.
Wow! Ich wusste gar nicht dass Phantasialand einen Top Spin hat. Und beim MONDIAL Booster stimme ich voll zu. Komplett anders als ein Shake. Habe im Kommentar gerade geschrieben, dass leider der HUSS Devil Rock, MONDIAL Airwolf und der frühere MEL PARK Vortex nicht dabei waren. Haben schon Glück in Deutschland mit den flat rides. Für eine Fahrt im Speed flip würde ich auch mal ins Nachbarland reisen.😊 😊😊😊
@@AGdnr
Der Top Spin im Phantasialand ist wirklich legendär. Tolle Deko, viel Show und er gibt Gas.
Booster: Ich meinte wie im Video den Huss Booster, das Rundfahrgeschäft.
Top Star Tour and Pegasus for the WIN
@@MrMakoFL I love both of them. Especially the travelling ones.
The Tivoli Warps and Northern amusements superstar are pretty intense funfair rides as well. My favourite are probably the inversion 360 and top scans
I have never ever even come close to even greying out on any coaster or flat.....then i rode time machine in Southend.....full on blackout!!! Most intense ride i have ever done!!!
the silly disclaimer at the beginning is funny, i do find myself feeling sick watching some ride povs XD i still love them though!
Great video
ZIPPER NUMBER ONE BABY!!! It's my favorite flat for a reason! 🔥
I went on the round up with a friend, it was absolute madness. A ride that I had never expected to go on and I loved it. I do think it was a bit long though, got a little bit uncomfortable near the end. I would still recommend it’s a great laugh 😂
I could live on the Remix, I love it, you love it, WE ALL LOVE IT
My first time on a Top Scan was the only time I’ve been openly bawling on a ride. I was not expecting it to be as intense as it was.
I remember I saw the Zipper for the first time years ago and thought "Oh, that doesn't look too bad". Ha! I remember screaming at the operator "stopppp the rideee pleasssee" to no avail and I have never ever been back on that again!
Before I rode Rebuliço, the newest Zamperla's Air Race in Beto Carrero World, Huss' Top Spin was my favorite flat ride. Even though the only one I rode, Hopi Hari's Ekatomb, don't operates at full cycle, with three spins at most, I still found out way too thrilling. Unfortunately, it's the only one in Brazil as well.
The other ride I rode on this list was Top Scan. When I was visiting Knott's Berry Farm, my mom wanted to ride Sol Spin. I asked her if she was sure of that, and she said "yeah, let's go". She though it was a gentle ride. At the first spin, she yelled really loud that I couldn't help laughing at her! I did not enjoy the ride per se, but her reaction worth it!!
The Kriss Kross reference (jump) AWESOME 🎉
Been on the zipper once as a teenager…. And that was enough for me!! It was more terrifying than the Doppel Looping. It was a staple of the Canadian National Exhibition in the 90’s. It was a simple double looping coaster but it only had a metal restraint bar… that was it. No seatbelts… just the bar.
The Capriolo 10P is a tamed down version.
The original model, Capriolo 8, is also able to do that upside down dive, but engage in a series of flips afterwards. It's just more whippy overall and is a much more intense experience
Totally agree, I've been on both if them and nothing beats the negative G's of "Eclipse" going upside down through the station at maximum speed. It's shockingly intense 😳
Absolutely loved the Rotor at Riverside/ Six Flags New England back in the day!
The Remix is quite fun, went on it 3 times with my step-sister. I went on something similar to the Gyro Swing/Giga Discovery at Oaks Park in Oregon, and it was very fun. I did both the 180 and 360. I go on the Gravitron almost every year at the fair, it is a favorite of one of my ex-friends. This year at the fair, I went on the Rotor [called the Rave at my fair] 3 times and it was super fun. I went onto something very similar to the Zipper as well, but I don't remember much of it and my step-sister didn't allow me to flip the cart.
Imagine someone riding all of these inane rides without getting dizzy.
At Six Flags Magic Mointain and many other parks, the "Rotor" was known as "Spin Out". The empty space where it once stood is still visible in the park if you are across from the Gold Rusher and about to trek up that hill. You can look to your right and it's near the empty unused gazebo thing that used to serve as the lower station for the defunct Dragon ride (it was a transport ride that would get you up that side of the hill; the upper station is now used for Ninja).
I’ve been on some of these. It’s crazy how manufacturers found ways to make intense flat rides in the 1900s so good.
just seeing these attractions on the video give me chills as i were on each one of them... one day i will ride it all!
The first flat ride I've ever been on that turned me upside-down is at Legoland California outside San Diego. My mother and brother were in Africa at the time.
I definitely used to turn myself upside down in the Gravitron. Lol My stomach couldn't handle these rides now but all of them look insanely fun!! The Zipper was the only ride to make me cry. I was 11 lol
Flat rides are rides I’ll rarely go on. This is mainly because I’m very focused on roller coasters at theme parks. However when I ride flat rides, I enjoy them very much!
Flipping awesomeness!
YEAAA GRAVITRON!! i love the gravitron
I have been on the speed xxl before it was crazy but fun 😄👍
The Top Scan (Samurai) was one of the first thrill rides I remember from growing up close to Lagoon. It helped me gain an appreciation for thrilling flat rides, and sparks the adventurous nature in me.
Knoebels also has a working Roll-O-Plane ride. I never tried it (I'm not fond of upside-down rides). But I watched it operate, and the distinctive noise that its chain drive makes while it's operating made it a joy to watch. Knoebels has almost every old carnival ride you remember. They're working on a "new" old ride called the Bayern Kurve - still being assembled when I was there June 7, 2023. It's supposed to be intense.
It's always an extra epic day when my boy TPC posts a video
I have ridden the inversion 24 just a few days before i watched this video. I can confirm that it is an extreme ride but at the same time a very fun experience
Wow, the Rotpr. What a pick. The small town of Amherstburg Ontario had a small island park called Boblo Island that closed permanently after the 1993 season. Nothing special when it came to theme parks in general but one of the Boats that used to go there from Detroit was used in I think the third transformers movie, one of the rollercoasters there was used for the love shots in final destination 3, and their falling star ride is operating at Michigan's adventure (I think). There was a Rotor model amd it was my introduction to "big kid rides". It was such a memorable park and a great place for local families to bring their kids, of course it was often derided by people who favored nearby Cedar Point.
My daughter's introduction to big kid rides was just th8s summer and it was the gravitron.
I was watching this video and not believing I didn't see the zipper and low and behold it was #1. Jersey shore in the 80s classic. Finally fought up the nerve to get on it and loved it.. Great ride.
The Jump 2 looks so much fun! I've been on something similar at a place called John's Incredible Pizza Company, but it was smaller, and it was one of my favorites things to do whenever i went
I love this video
Hi TPC, loving the content as always.... I was wondering if you could do a video for thrilling rides built before 1950s? I'm really curious about how intense they were able to make rides back in the day (I know that video will likely be challenging to do).
That’s an awesome idea!
I went on the rotor when I went to luna park during my summer deployment! Very fun!
These are all so dizzying! I could never 😵
14:28 was not expecting to see waldameer feature for that ride lol i remember riding that one when it first opened lol
The red arrow ride at Blackpool pleasure beach is absolutely amazing
The Gravitron is the ride I have been on the most. As simple as it is, it really is a fun experience. I love seeing it at parks and travelling fairs, hoping many people who have never been in it, get the chance.
Oh man zipper is my favorite carnival ride next to the KMG Experience. I got a ride where i was able to get the car to constantly flip though the whole ride. I counted up to to 52 flips such a great ride and no midway is complete without a Zipper.