[4K] Hyper Space Mountain - Breakdown & Evacuation | Disneyland Park, California
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- Hyper Space Mountain Star Wars Roller Coaster Overlay Breakdown and Attraction Evacuation in Disneyland Park in California's Tomorrowland shot in 4K 60FPS POV! Hyper Space Mountain is a seasonal overlay of the classic Space Mountain Roller Coaster Attraction at the Disneyland Resort in California. In this very unique situation, Hyper Space Mountain at Disneyland park in Tomorrowland breaks down with all of the lights turning on! Along with a Breakdown, we also get the opportunity to Evacuate and Walk off Hyper Space Mountain, from the top of the attraction all the way down to the loading area! Hyper Space Mountain is a unique experience that can only be ridden at Disneyland in California and Hong Kong Disneyland in Hong Kong with a similar version over in Disneyland Paris in France. However, breaking down on Hyper Space Mountain whether it be on the regular, non Star Wars Overlay version of the Star Wars Version is a very unique and cool experience to have.
This POV of the Hyper Space Mountain Star Wars Roller Coaster Overlay Breakdown and Attraction Evacuation in Disneyland Park in California's Tomorrowland was shot on the Opening Day of Hyper Space Mountain on April 5th of 2024
Timestamps:
0:00 - Hyper Space Mountain POV
1:45 - Emergency Stop
13:33 - Evacuation
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I know Disney and its Cast Members try to maintain the Magic, but for nerds like me that always wanted to be an Imagineer, this IS the Magic! I would have loved to tour all around, seeing all the systems and geeking-out so hard...
It would be more interesting if this became an actual part of the ride, seeing it all lite up and dirty.
What's he on about ar 2:40? An old observation area or something?
@@SleepExportsif I'm not mistaken back in the day when this was just magic mountain before they transform this area into hyperspace mountain there was an area you could see the coaster pass by you while you were waiting in line.
Agreed! Carnivals, live theatres, factories...behind the scenes is always interesting to see.
went on a school trip to Disneyworld in Florida and we got the park to our selves and did a bunch of behind the scene stuff in the park and one of those was space mountain with the lights on and it was the one of the coolest things to watch
Lucky you, that's a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Everyday more like
Except if you've applied for a job with Disney.
@@weekdaycyclingWHAT..?
Happens all the time. Made in the USA.
As a Fire Protection / Life Safety Engineer it was good to see how well the the exits were marked. The catwalks were equipped with photo-luminescent arrows and marking to help navigate to the, but I was surprised how long it took to get staff up into the ride to begin evacuation.
I would think they were clearing out the line
@@jjdoughboy2103 There was likely a bit of troubleshooting going on as well.
They are told to not run so not to induce panic.
I like how people are excited and now everyone was quiet because it's broke down
At first,I thought it was part of the ride lol
Everyone gangsta until they spot some fire. I'd be more scared of a fire in the Space Mountain Ride when everything turns dark and hard to find the way out.
It's always interesting to see Space Mountain breakdown since you get to see the structure. You can see the outline of the structure from the projection's lights. Plus seeing the the other coasters on the brake runs and watching the other people's reactions. It's also a dark ride in addition to a roller coaster.
More steel that the Baltimore Bridge.
This is like when they stop you at the very top of the Ferris Wheel, and you just relax and look around, what a treat! : )
As someone with Acrophobia, i would literally sh*t myself in my Pants, if this would happen. That´s like being buried alive - no way out, as much as you want it.
Much better than being caught in the loop on Revolution, like I was twice. Upside down and almost passing out. Terrible and scared to death that the seat bar was going to disengage when they tried to toggle the power off and on to reset.
Well, it’s a treat as long as the ride isn’t on fire of collapsing lol.
6:25 was so wholesome, the breakdown was like a Birthday present!
Good eye contact.
I love how cast members keep roleplaying, even during disruption. The "train" is still a "rocket" xD
Wow it’s amazing to see how dark it actually gets and now it’s like revealed behind the scenes when the lights are on. That’s cool
This breakdown will be memorable for the rest of their lives you will be telling this story to the nxt generations 😅
Dont need to tell. Its on video 😁😁😁
That's true. I was on a mid course brake run on a B&M stand up once and they e-stopped the ride. I sat up there in the sun for 30 minutes. I'll never forget that out of the many times I rode that ride.
Omg! I'm 56 years old. I was on Space Mountain - Florida when I was 20. I always wondered what that looked like with the lights on! OMG!
I always wanted to see the behind the scenes workings!
Same here.
I'm in awe of the steel fabrication of that place..
Right.. part of me is like, why can’t this happen to me lol
My family and I got stuck on Test Track at Epcot and had to be escorted off. The cast member saw me recording and asked me politely to not film. It was an experience for sure!
Its incredible to think that the first time I rode that it was in the 70's. I was a kid and it was awesome, the build up from the other kids warning me about it was the worst part. That was magic, I still remember it.
I went on it in 1977, just after it opened. I can't remember much about it, other than it was dark and it was fun. :)
Me too! E ticket ride for sure back then!
Same, went on it near the opening in 77. Crazy line.
I remember standing in line when the movie came out, line was just as long when the ride opened. The good old days lol.
I love block sections.
This statement would make El Toro Ryan proud!
@@pinball541 I wanna see him make a problematic coaster video on this space mountain
@@pinball541 The first name that comes to mind when the subject is block zones.
I'm pretty sure he already has a video home Space Mountain block zones
Awesome video! Not many of these exist, let alone that far up / early in the ride, so congrats! Some quick tidbits: Good callout on the Peoplemover track; interesting how they blacked out the old windows. When you said "I think that's the return tunnel", you were actually standing atop the middle of the boarding area roof; the return tunnel would have been ~10-20 ft. behind you (it hugs the right station wall). I'm curious to know what all that orange was on the far wall though. Finally, to answer your friend's question on why it broke down: It likely wasn't a cascade because those are usually resolved without in-show exits (from bottom to top they just release each block break and push the trains down so people can deboard in the station). It likely was a computer or human E-Stop given how quickly the lights came on, which could be caused by a sensor missing a train (by pure happenstance; not by dust as they are "magnet" based) or any small mistake in the station and a cautious cast member. Lastly, that noise you were hearing could have been the brakes air compressor, or, more likely, the hydraulic motor of the elevator in the middle of the building. If it was for the brakes, I'd be curious why it kept running after ride power was cut (9:04). The brakes only need compressed air to open as they are spring loaded closed (fail-safe for power outages).
Very cool to see the structure. Space Mountain has been my favorite dark roller coaster ride since childhood. Disneyland is awesome on a rainy day when attendance can get really low and, if you're lucky, you may be able to ride Space Mountain multiple times without any type of wait!
What was it like in Space Mountain before it was transformed into Star Wars?
@@weekdaycycling I'm sure there are several videos available on YT. It was set up like you were boarding a commercial space flight in the future, especially while you waited in the line in the structure with the announcements and such. The projected space environment inside the ride has always evolved and changed. I liked it better back in the day than the overdone Star Wars theme. There was an asteroid that looked like a space cookie. Great ride regardless!
I’ve ridden Space Mountain in themid 90s, when it was just dark, and I think they had glow strips on the side of the other rockets. But mostly it was a roller coaster where you didn’t know where the turns and drops were.
@@five-toedslothbear4051 It was mostly kark, but they had some big lighted globes that were supposed to be planets. I clearly remember that.
I would actually pay extra for that version of the ride.
12:14 Man sure enjoys his job at the happiest place on earth
I saw that face too... He is completely disappointed 😂
😂 He looked THRILLED!!
Dealing with thousands of Karen and sticky children sure sounds like the dream.
This looks fun. I got stock on "It's a Small World" once with the music playing over and over. That was pure horror ;)
This is way better than having to walk off of mini and mickeys runaway railway twice in the same day!
I remember riding on Space Mountain when it was just a few days old. I was in junior high school. I grew up 5 miles from Disneyland and went there a few times a year. I often went on rainy weekdays.
That was cool all the catwalks and machinery. Disney should think about giving tours of the ride and how it works.
For Many of You Think That Space Mountain Has Fan Machines There are no Fan Machines it's The Weight(Gravity) , Music ,Special Effects like Star Machines and Darkness that gives you the illusion of High Speed This video speaks for itself . Very Nice Video.
It always amazed be the spine never banks with the rest of the track, and how Dynamic designed it to look like B&M track
15:56 Very cool! Thank You for the vid. When Space Mountain first opened up, I've always wanted to see inside with the lights on. That was a little while ago... The most I remember was that the shortest the line ever was, was that the line started by the Matterhorn. And the wait time was a minimum of three (3) hours. Unless you got there really early morning and was waiting on main Street, in the front by the rope. As soon as the rope dropped, you ran straight to SM. As soon as you got off if you were lucky, the line might be 1.5 to 2 hours long. Boy we're we stupid.
Super awesome to see space mountain with the lights on
I like that.
I got stopped on SM once. The cm pushed each rocket from bottom to top. We had a lights on ride all the through. The CM said there are 13 stops. in the Mt. we were near the top. Best ride ever
In 1982, I was on "It's A Small World" when it broke down, stuck in the doorway between 2 rooms, for several hours....song blaring in both rooms, with a slight delay, creating an annoying echo effect.
To this day, I refuse to ever go on it again.
As for Space Mountain, I was the last to ride it the day it closed in 1996. So I enjoy the original version many times from the late 70s until it closed for the overhaul in 1996.
I have not been to Disneyland since.
the overhaul was in 2003, you’re probably thinking of when the ride opened with on-ride audio in 1996.
Maybe scarry when you in, but what time you can have a backstage tour inside a coaster.🤩
They just should clean the the dust inside there.🤣
Perfect programming to have the vehicle come to a stop on a level section of track with a side platform and exit nearby.
They just have track brakes where they want the cars to stop. You can see them in the middle of the track before they get to where they stopped. It stopped when the lights came on, and each train stops at the next spot with brakes where there's a platform.
It looks pretty cool even it broke down❤❤❤
great to see how it all with the lights on. thanks LMG!
Nice. I was there on 4/6/2024 for rope drop. The ride was open for the hotel guests but at rope drop it was shut down. Waited until sometime after 9AM for the ride to be fixed. It's cool to see that much detail of the ride. I don't think I've seen any other video that has had a much coverage. Thanks.
BTW...I love this video! So fun seeing it lit up! Thank you for sharing it! ❤😅😊
With all that dust bunnies in there is enough to keep a house keeper busy for years 😆 Great video!
Major fire and safety hazard too....
Seriously ,they need to run a vacuum in there once a year or so!! 😂
Building that set must have been a welder's nightmare.
thats such a crazy intricate setup its great
A breakdown and a happy birthday song lol
It looks way cooler with all the lights on
That is COMPLETELY CRAZY!!!!!!!
A complete and inexcusable rip-off
when I was a little kid, I remember we got stuck on Pirates of the Caribbean ride where the part where they’re singing A pirates life for me And I was stuck for over an hour when they evacuated us. They were walking through the water. We got off the boats through the back where you could see all the old animatronics really creepy and they said we’re never allowed to discuss what we see and they gave us fast pass. 😂
6:27 this is so sweet
Yall probably got the full credit already, so this evac is the cherry on the top
that was way more interesting that the ride itself.... seeing the behind the scenes workings.... kinda surprised it took so long to get guides there... but still a unique experience.
Thank you for recording all of this.
That's interesting to see. How compact the system is. In the tightest of spaces. In our company, the illusion is as perfect as if none of this existed.
Happened to my sister and I on the People Movers just after it passes through Space Mountain and passes through a glass corridor over the Space Mountain queue outdoors. The exist wasn't nearly as exciting but it took us through a hallway to the otherside and out through Space Traders. Fascinating tho, looks like where you stopped was facing the windows from the old People Movers into Space Mountain which would electrically close if they had to turn the lights on. To DisneyCo, no expense spared to maintain the magic. Even as a kid, I always found the magic of Disneyland is in the details and the engineering stuff they don't want you to see.
Awwww yissssss!!!! 🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼
Y’all did it!!!! ❤❤❤
That's so awesome! I've always wanted to get stuck on a ride in Disneyland, you're lucky what an experience
This is SUPER COOL GIYS THANK YOU!
Disco ball! Disco ow my eyes disco ball!
What a nice walking tour 😊
So amazing you got that on video!!
Awesome footage, thanks for posting
Great video showing in the dark and with light on. Thanks for sharing and showing the disco balls
Well that was pretty damn cool!
This is so crazy! I was at the park that day too! It was our last day before returning home. I'm glad everyone was safe. ❤
貴重な体験を。普段暗くて見えない裏側も見れて。
THAT WAS SO COOL TO SEE!
I geeked out when I finally got to experience my first lights-on in space mountain this past trip less than a week ago
Breakdowns are the best… I’ve been on this with the lights on but never broke down. I broke down in Indiana Jones though many times, it’s super cool with the lights on!
At least there's somebody having a little fun in this situation, like singing: "happy birthday" 🥳
Fantastic
I love this!
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こんなんなってるんだー貴重だ😮
I’m from South Africa and really enjoyed that ride years back
Looks like a scene from the game Portal. Pretty cool. I would have enjoyed that more then the rids.
This happened to me and my cousin when we were on space mountain at Disney World in Orlando. Some guys hat fell off and landed on the track 😏
After 10 minutes and a bunch of people being totally disappointed by seeing space mountain lit up, the hat was found, the lights went out. waaaa waaaa waaaaa……. It totally took away from the Disney magic.
That was a unique ride. Lucky guys. Last time on an outdoor rollercoaster I hit a bird with my shoulder :)
Please exit to your right hand side only your right….left left! Your left hand side only! That was cool Mr. Vids!!!!
If you exit to your right it will be the last ride you'll ever exit............
LOL!!!!! 😂
well look at it this way.
This is a far more special ride than everyone else is gettting.
I called it 🤣 i knew it would break down 😂
❤Love it❤
さすがディズニー速やかの対応
Cool! You guys got to exit your rocket, and go on a "Space Walk" ha ha : )
I never had Star War space ships on my ride on Space Mountain in 1974 Disneyland Park California.
I rode on this many years ago, it’s really cool, it’s really hard to see where you are going. It’s a great ride
Cool
At 6'6" I hit my head on a low hanging cable on that ride when it first opened
Yo kris that’s wilddd af
In 1989 I went to Disneyland for “Grad Night.” So, it was just a bunch of teenagers and “their” adults, in the middle of the night. So, I was on Pirates when it broke down. We were on there for hours. Literal hours. We were stuck in the little boats close to the end of the right listening to “Yo, ho, HO! A pirate’s life is for me!” On repeat. We begged them to at least turn the song off. It went off for a moment. We all cheered. Then they turned it back on again. They threatened us that if we got out of the boats (and walked the few feet in the water to the exit), we would be kicked out of the park. I will never forget how poorly they treated us. My friend and I barely had time to ride any other rides that night since we were stuck on that ride for so many hours (I think it was just about 3 hours). I think if we hadn’t “just” been teenagers, if it had been during normal park hours, we would have been treated better.
This is why I didn’t go on this ride last month. This ride breaks down a lot here and WDW. We broke down during Rise of the Resistance and had to be evacuated last year. We weren’t allowed to take photos as they took us back stage. That’s another ride that breaks down a lot.
That must be quite a feat to evacuate a ride like that in an emergency, as the attendants have to walk all the way round the track to you and help you out. But what a ride! Shame it broke down.
SOO COOL!!
In the old space mountain, there was a tunnel-like hallway you went through while waiting in the line.
I was about 5-6 when I went and I let out the stinkiest, most potent fart, and we could hear people behind us laughing/panicking
You only _imagined_ them laughing and panicking. They actually _died._
Your space gas _killed_ innocent people. How does that make you feel?
@@bricaaron3978 😂
As a kid I had dubbed them “emergency farts” because of if I was being attacked or kidnapped, ripping one of them would make anyone run
Nice. This happened to me once too. It's probably really rare to get on recording
Y a de l'ambiance malgré la situation 😊. Bon anniversaire 🎉
About 45 yrs ago I had just taken my second dose of LSD as I was waiting in line for this ride. I was really starting to lose it when the ride commenced. By the end of the ride I was right as rain, it was an incredible journey, one of the most fun experiences of my entire life. Whadda Blast. Kids, do psychedelics a little not a lot, it'll enhance your life experience.
Scariest part of space mountain is feeling like your heads gonna be lopped off at any second
This ride breaks down every time I visit the park.
This exact thing happened to me and my best friend Nina. Only exception was that when our car abruptly stopped, the lights were still out and not all cars stopped at the same time. it was absolutely terrifying because all we could think about was that somebody was about to crash into the back of us.
I like the old version of space mountian better. fun video. thanks
old one?
@@troypin- The original Space Mountain operated from 1977-2003. It closed from 2003-2005 for a complete overhaul & retracking. The current version has been operating since 2005.
Yeah I hear you there.
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Happen to me years ago on this ride. Lights on and everything. Dang
Behind the scenes much better than the actual ride
You weren't evacuated from the very tippy top of the ride, however, you were still evacuated from the top 1/3 of the structure. I want to say you're roughly about 15 to 20 ft down below the top of the 3rd lift at Zone 8.
Awesome. I'd rather tour the machinery any day over riding it, lol
I got stuck up in the air once on the ET ride. Was interesting.