I think the issue with that is the utter precision it would need. I seriously think it would require people from different weight categories to sit in certain spots or not ride altogether because the slightest cart weight shift would end in tragedy.
They do have something in place like this for weight testing on Universal's Velocicoaster to get the optimal instant shoot off every time. When the coaster rocks back and forth in the first tunnel, to riders, its supposed to look like part of the story like you're about to race the velocirapter but what the coaster is actually doing is using a series of computers and sensors underneath the cars to determine the train's weight distribution across all cars and then centers the take off in exactly the right places to allow for the shoot off to be the same and perfect every time. That being said, that kind of technology could be used on something like this futuristic ride as to not have to ask the weights of each passenger but also, they could have a silent type of screening you walk through that just tells staff what car to place them in but that potentially gets difficult bc if you have a car that is mostly full but the next person cant apply to the next seat available, they could get split up from their party of riders or etc etc. Disney wont wanna do that bc of the "family fun" aspect of their parks. Sooo I'd guess that they'd use a weight optimization system like Velocicoaster. That way they could likely have a controlled hydrologic system that allows for the train to release from the first track to the second track perfectly every time and the pressure can be set based on the weight distribution the same way. Plus, if someone wants the front of train experience, they're gonna be largely disappointed if they cant because of tight weight distribution properties of a proposed train. Knowing Disney, they're already in development of a concept like this and with advanced computer simulations will figure out a way lol
It's not actually gonna jump tracks it's gonna have a track underneath that the ride will connect to so it makes the illusion that it's jumping tracks.
My favorite ride in The Efteling (oldest and most magical theme park ever, even awarded by Walt himself), in the Netherlands, was a coaster that was *released from its tracks into slides, caught on track again, released onto slides again, etc.* It was AMAZING. Never had any accidents, but sadly got taken down to make room for other rides. You will be missed, Bobcoaster😢
the first one is so dangerous especially because if it would drop the roller coaster could be malfunctioning since its dropping from a really high height and it could lead to accidents
What i assume the actual "track jump" is, is that will be happening like the Jackrabbit in kennywood where instead of the who thing actually jumping the track, the cart and shift vertically so the wheels stay on the track while the cart actually jumps into the air
There’s probably a way to make this work, but not with normal tracks. I saw I video of a bobsled roller coaster that would periodically change into a smooth halfpipe section before some guide rails would move back onto the track, and you could probably make a coaster go midair for a bit using the same concept. The only issue is of course the margin of error, which would be very small no matter what you do. Also, having a coaster jump that like would undoubtedly cause severe impacts, which would be dangerous to both the passengers and the ride itself
I think that having drop in a dark tunnel with the tracks that light up exept for a gap in between that is black to give the illusion that the cart jumps tracks
No I've thought about this since I was a kid. The variety of weights would make a track like that impossible at least with zero connections. My best guess is they'll use cables but idk. I don't think it will work and not going to lie despite loving rollercoasters I'll pass.
you could do it on an indoor roller coaster IF you could: 1) weigh every passenger 2) know where every one of those weights was distributed, and 3) had a completely frictionless ride system (ie-maglev) for a stretch leading up to and exiting the jump, where you could have a computer controlled acceleration / landing point. In any case I don't think it would be a good idea to actually implement a system like that, but there is no harm in patenting a system that would be capable of it..... you could use it for a multitude of visual effects or for a stunt show
This is fake. The original story comes from the satirical website known as The Mouse Trap. It's filled with phony stories about Disney theme parks. In the case of the roller coaster story, the website claims the ride would completely jump off the track and land on another track an unspecified distance away. But rest assured, that is definitely not in the works.
Patents are sometimes filed to stop other companies doing them (or pay to use them). So, while Disney may not currently be considering making such a ride they might have patented it to make it easier for them in the future.
Actually it's an interesting idea and probably would be a ride that gives the illusion that there is no track there by constructing a portion of it using some type of a clear pipe/clear looking track.
So, I can see how you could do this relatively safely. You would basically just have a track section/bar that extends down under the roller coaster as the roller coaster travels, so it wouldn't actually be free falling, it would just look like it is. The track extension would be rigid and they would probably want to double-check the alignment each time (or continuously with a laser) to make sure there wasn't any damage.
Universal is reportedly building a donkey kong minecart ride that executes this effect MUCH more safely: by having the car attached to two tracks layered on top of each other. The top track will be visible to riders and have gaps in it that the car will “jump” over but the car will remain securely attached to a second track below the main one, so it never actually goes airborne.
What happens when the CG is off, like heavy people sitting in the front vs. the back, or a rollercoaster full of larger people vs one full of kids. In every scenario the rollercoaster would fly differently
Universal is actually something similar to this in the upcoming donkey kong mine cart coaster, where they'll create fake/false tracks that look broken while the actual track is sideways, so guests will see themselves jumping over a track!
They're already building a coaster that appears to jump the track at the new Epic Universe park at Universal. The trains are actually riding on a lower track.
Universal is making a ride like this. There is a false track under you, the real track is underneath the false track. This allows for the illusion of jumping off ramps and etc.
Gust of wind ruins precision just enough for catastrophic failure. And then the spot at the gates gets deeper in color cause no one dies inside Disney land.
They could have a funnel design to catch the wheels and then funnel them back into the right place, to allow for drifting in the air. But any drop in speed = death. It's basically insane.
My guess on how it could work would be like a highly advance vertical version of a bobsled coaster just with pulling wires and downward instead of tubes and a moving side to side. It still sounds crazy.
That’s hella scary, they can make it as safe as possible and it will most likely work like a charm but the main problem is the weight difference, cuz every person weights different
I think thats actually impossible, as part if a Roller Coasters safety regulations is that the wheels must remain in contact with the track at all times, not leaving even a milimeter gap.
Universal is already doing it. And yes, Disney will do it. It doesn’t actually jump track. There’s a second track underneath the simulated one giving the appearance of derailment.
This sounds almost impossible since the weight of every rider will be different every time. The only way for a ride like that to work is if the weight is the same every time.
Universal is building something that has the effect of jumping the track but it’s actually a false track and the real wheels are far underneath on a different track. It will be donkey kong themed
It's for the donkey Kong ride that mimics the mine cart jumps in the game. The patent doesn't ACTUALLY jump tracks. It rides on a hidden monorail with hydraulics to make the illusion the mine cart is jumping tracks
I think if disney was to do something like this it would create the illusion of jumping off track without actually doing it. For example by hiding the track and changing the connection point to the vehicle or something like that.
Just speaking from a business point of view, there is no way whoever covers the park for insurance would ever allow this. They would make it cost prohibitive to build!
They’re already making a donkey Kong roller coaster that “jumps the track” but it really doesn’t. There’s a track that’s unseen below you that you’re riding on. Then there’s a track that you see that you’re not attached to but it looks like you are creating the jumping the track illusion.
OSHA would never approve something like a roller coaster that jumps. There's a high chance that the roller coaster would be connected with something like a magnet or wire/transparent/small steel beam to the tracks to ensure that the thing would almost never fly off. A jumping roller coaster is a lawsuit waiting to happen after all.
To the amount of people who think this is real, bruh. Every train will weigh differently because of the passengers, and even smaller factors such as the wind could also lead to a catastrophic collision with the track. The movement of a flying train is incredibly unpredictable making this physically impossible
I got 20 bucks on it being a misnomer. Probably going to be on 2 tracks. It will appear to jump the "main" track but will still be linked to the secondary track. The cart will never just be floating out in the air.
Maybe just maybe it could have one track thats elevated higher but theres a lower track running with it so when the train "jumps" it falls and perfectly lands on the lower one idk im not an imagineer
There is so many ways this can go wrong, first what if theres wind? If you want to make a rollercoaster it needs to be very precise. A little gust if wind can immediately cause it to crash. Also, what if the weight is off center? Not everyone weighs the same so that can also make it tilt. Plus, what if someone moves? Once again it tilts and kills everyone.
And I will be not riding that…ever.
Me neather
It won't exist cuz this shi fake news
Probably because it is also fake. Read bio
it's not like it would be reality and also it's a joke
@@oogabooga6411t's a joke
I think the issue with that is the utter precision it would need. I seriously think it would require people from different weight categories to sit in certain spots or not ride altogether because the slightest cart weight shift would end in tragedy.
Exactly what i was thinking.
It’s a joke
They do have something in place like this for weight testing on Universal's Velocicoaster to get the optimal instant shoot off every time. When the coaster rocks back and forth in the first tunnel, to riders, its supposed to look like part of the story like you're about to race the velocirapter but what the coaster is actually doing is using a series of computers and sensors underneath the cars to determine the train's weight distribution across all cars and then centers the take off in exactly the right places to allow for the shoot off to be the same and perfect every time.
That being said, that kind of technology could be used on something like this futuristic ride as to not have to ask the weights of each passenger but also, they could have a silent type of screening you walk through that just tells staff what car to place them in but that potentially gets difficult bc if you have a car that is mostly full but the next person cant apply to the next seat available, they could get split up from their party of riders or etc etc. Disney wont wanna do that bc of the "family fun" aspect of their parks. Sooo I'd guess that they'd use a weight optimization system like Velocicoaster. That way they could likely have a controlled hydrologic system that allows for the train to release from the first track to the second track perfectly every time and the pressure can be set based on the weight distribution the same way. Plus, if someone wants the front of train experience, they're gonna be largely disappointed if they cant because of tight weight distribution properties of a proposed train. Knowing Disney, they're already in development of a concept like this and with advanced computer simulations will figure out a way lol
Unless they had wires to make the illusion that it jumped tracks may still back fire unless its a very small gap
It's not actually gonna jump tracks it's gonna have a track underneath that the ride will connect to so it makes the illusion that it's jumping tracks.
Disney took rollercoaster Tycoon to seriously 💀
more like Thrillville if you ask me!
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I can smell the lawsuits from 9999999999 miles away
Damn Disney’s legal team should hire you 😂
Thats if u would even make it out alive 💀
this is a satire channel lmao
Yet you can’t smell obvious bullshit 1 foot from ur face….
@@Mommyyriah Alive or not, Disney would be sued.
Call it "the Widowmaker".
I like it
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Or you can make an actual invisible track.
Budget cuts don’t allow for that… sorry😅
@superspyninjanadia1921 Thats an actual thing though. Not "invisible" but really well hidden.
“Disney files patent for roller coaster with knifes for handles to encourage people to put their hands up during the ride”
Except most of the disney rollercoasters pretty much require you to keep your hands down or they'll be getting taken off lol
@@gavinwilliam8337Amen!!
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i can smell a new "roller coaster incident" video coming
Its fake and a joke, so you're hot off the trail with that nose, lmao
As much as I trust modern technology that is where I toe the line
Draw the line
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My favorite ride in The Efteling (oldest and most magical theme park ever, even awarded by Walt himself), in the Netherlands, was a coaster that was *released from its tracks into slides, caught on track again, released onto slides again, etc.* It was AMAZING. Never had any accidents, but sadly got taken down to make room for other rides. You will be missed, Bobcoaster😢
Ik mis de BOB ook
It's definitely gonna have a weight limit
Americans will think that’s an attack on their constitution or some shite
it's compleatly fake!
@@unlustig_ggPlease don’t spread false information this dude is known to be one of the trusted people when it comes to Disney news.
$20 says someone dies on it ON THE FIRST DAY
It’s a joke
@@o11iepdragoon32 no it aint... This was posted Jun 17th, not April 1st... Didney Wurl is going to kill people and this is how they're gonna do it...
Shit I’ll go all the way and say $1000 make some real money from a sure thing 💯💯
@@zackzeman410 i'd bet more if i had more
I bet 40$ someone dies on the second day
If Disney were to ever do this, they'd be asking for thousands of lawsuits.
There’s NO WAY this will ever get built outside of China 😂
the first one is so dangerous especially because if it would drop the roller coaster could be malfunctioning since its dropping from a really high height and it could lead to accidents
Disney would NEVER DO THAT. They care for the safety and health of everyone in the parks.
That’s what they want you to think… if only people knew
oh they would.
I hate to break it to you, but many big corporations don’t care about their customers.
No they dont
@Fahrenheit097 they already have a high thrill roller coaster. Multiple in fact. Incredicoaster, Rockin’ Rollercoaster, Space Mountain etc…
False. Too dangerous.
Mousetrap news it’s in the name
Obviously it’s false
Please don’t spread false information this dude is known to be one of the trusted people when it comes to Disney news.
Have you heard they are also making a minion movie ride where we start going to space and then vector is screaming at us “OH YEAAHH”
Never back down, never give up
First thing you have to do before riding it is sign a “no-suing for wrongful death” waiver
They would never make something like this.
Thats just asking for a law suit. It takes a good amount of wind for it to just not make it.
What i assume the actual "track jump" is, is that will be happening like the Jackrabbit in kennywood where instead of the who thing actually jumping the track, the cart and shift vertically so the wheels stay on the track while the cart actually jumps into the air
There’s probably a way to make this work, but not with normal tracks. I saw I video of a bobsled roller coaster that would periodically change into a smooth halfpipe section before some guide rails would move back onto the track, and you could probably make a coaster go midair for a bit using the same concept. The only issue is of course the margin of error, which would be very small no matter what you do. Also, having a coaster jump that like would undoubtedly cause severe impacts, which would be dangerous to both the passengers and the ride itself
A small gust of wind might just blow it off course and it would miss the connecting point
New idea for the euthanasia roller coaster
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I can’t even explain how many red flags are in the idea
I was wondering why no one had tried this. I’d assumed higher maintenance, but evidently someone did.
I just imagine a big Final Destination scenario with that rollercoaster
I think that having drop in a dark tunnel with the tracks that light up exept for a gap in between that is black to give the illusion that the cart jumps tracks
You realize that physics exits, right? The weight, speed, wind, and other conditions would have to be perfect everytime to avoid an accident happening
Universal is already doing something like that. They made it so it looks like you're jumping tracks, but you're really attached to another track
You couldn't pay me to get on that death trap
No I've thought about this since I was a kid. The variety of weights would make a track like that impossible at least with zero connections. My best guess is they'll use cables but idk. I don't think it will work and not going to lie despite loving rollercoasters I'll pass.
The guys channel is meant to be fake
@@myersbob7517 meh it's a interesting question regardless.
@@courtneycherry5582 yeah
you could do it on an indoor roller coaster IF you could: 1) weigh every passenger 2) know where every one of those weights was distributed, and 3) had a completely frictionless ride system (ie-maglev) for a stretch leading up to and exiting the jump, where you could have a computer controlled acceleration / landing point. In any case I don't think it would be a good idea to actually implement a system like that, but there is no harm in patenting a system that would be capable of it..... you could use it for a multitude of visual effects or for a stunt show
as a roller coaster addict that lives on intense roller coasters, no way in fucking hell im riding that
This is fake. The original story comes from the satirical website known as The Mouse Trap. It's filled with phony stories about Disney theme parks.
In the case of the roller coaster story, the website claims the ride would completely jump off the track and land on another track an unspecified distance away.
But rest assured, that is definitely not in the works.
People who know it’s a joke 💀
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News in 2030:
The cart was not light enough to jump the rail and the park is now facing lawsuits 💀💀💀
Patents are sometimes filed to stop other companies doing them (or pay to use them). So, while Disney may not currently be considering making such a ride they might have patented it to make it easier for them in the future.
I though this was real until I found out it was mousetrap news💀💀💀
I mean we’ve all thought of this. But nobody ever thought someone would be stupid enough to build it.
They’ll probably make that but on the jumps they use see-through pieces
OKAY! The first shot IS CLEARLY IMPOSSIBLE to do that!!!!
Actually it's an interesting idea and probably would be a ride that gives the illusion that there is no track there by constructing a portion of it using some type of a clear pipe/clear looking track.
That's exactly what it is, the video is misleading
Omg no thanks
I didn’t know Disney was opening up a theme park in Ohio
What about cedar point in Ohio BTW cedar fair would Love that idea two bad that they'll find oh away two make it a a Kitty coaster😮
Coney Island already tried that concept more than 100 years ago… as you can imagine it didn’t work too well
So, I can see how you could do this relatively safely. You would basically just have a track section/bar that extends down under the roller coaster as the roller coaster travels, so it wouldn't actually be free falling, it would just look like it is. The track extension would be rigid and they would probably want to double-check the alignment each time (or continuously with a laser) to make sure there wasn't any damage.
Universal is reportedly building a donkey kong minecart ride that executes this effect MUCH more safely: by having the car attached to two tracks layered on top of each other. The top track will be visible to riders and have gaps in it that the car will “jump” over but the car will remain securely attached to a second track below the main one, so it never actually goes airborne.
Here’s an idea: fake it by making the “jump” part of the track almost invisibly clear.
Result: no accidental deaths and lawsuits.
An extra mph of wind would alter the trains trajectory enough to where the coaster would crash or an extra pound of weight would cause a crash
What happens when the CG is off, like heavy people sitting in the front vs. the back, or a rollercoaster full of larger people vs one full of kids. In every scenario the rollercoaster would fly differently
Universal is actually something similar to this in the upcoming donkey kong mine cart coaster, where they'll create fake/false tracks that look broken while the actual track is sideways, so guests will see themselves jumping over a track!
Imagine you die in “the most magical place on earth” because one person weighed a lil too much.
This better not be EVER made. A disaster waiting to happen
They're already building a coaster that appears to jump the track at the new Epic Universe park at Universal. The trains are actually riding on a lower track.
Universal is making a ride like this. There is a false track under you, the real track is underneath the false track. This allows for the illusion of jumping off ramps and etc.
Gust of wind ruins precision just enough for catastrophic failure. And then the spot at the gates gets deeper in color cause no one dies inside Disney land.
Honestly i can see like making part of the track clear to make it appear like it’s coming off the track but jumping the track is just to dangerous
I honestly hope this idea never gets built
Just because you get a patent for it does not mean it will ever get built, or pass a safety inspection.
They could have a funnel design to catch the wheels and then funnel them back into the right place, to allow for drifting in the air. But any drop in speed = death. It's basically insane.
My guess on how it could work would be like a highly advance vertical version of a bobsled coaster just with pulling wires and downward instead of tubes and a moving side to side. It still sounds crazy.
Disney isn't gonna ruin there reputation by making a death trap like that
That’s hella scary, they can make it as safe as possible and it will most likely work like a charm but the main problem is the weight difference, cuz every person weights different
Isn’t universal building one of these that give the illusion of a track jump for Super Nintendo World in Orlando?
A visible paint on the track will be awesome cuz its like you'll jumping off the track and landed
I think thats actually impossible, as part if a Roller Coasters safety regulations is that the wheels must remain in contact with the track at all times, not leaving even a milimeter gap.
Remember spider man that jumps in marvel land? That hasn’t messed up or hit a wall.
Universal is already doing it. And yes, Disney will do it. It doesn’t actually jump track. There’s a second track underneath the simulated one giving the appearance of derailment.
This sounds almost impossible since the weight of every rider will be different every time. The only way for a ride like that to work is if the weight is the same every time.
I thousand times no, i love rollercoasters but this is making finale destination have wet dreams
Imagine someone a little too heavy is in the front so it’s angles just barely too low and misses the connector..
Universal is building something that has the effect of jumping the track but it’s actually a false track and the real wheels are far underneath on a different track. It will be donkey kong themed
Disney is not gonna do that because the lawsuits and wrongful deaths would risk the company’s pockets.
Now this is where you can be scared of safety on a roller coaster
It's for the donkey Kong ride that mimics the mine cart jumps in the game. The patent doesn't ACTUALLY jump tracks. It rides on a hidden monorail with hydraulics to make the illusion the mine cart is jumping tracks
I think if disney was to do something like this it would create the illusion of jumping off track without actually doing it. For example by hiding the track and changing the connection point to the vehicle or something like that.
Universal actually filed that for a patent for a donkey Kong coaster
It’s gonna be a motion simulator like The Simpsons Ride and Despicable Me Minion Mayhem
I keep accidentally finding this guys channel thinking the news is real but then when I hear “mousetrap news” I’m like “oh”
Just speaking from a business point of view, there is no way whoever covers the park for insurance would ever allow this. They would make it cost prohibitive to build!
I swear they just did that to block engineers from creating it one day, that would take business away from there parks
Not a Disney ride, but a deathly ride.
the children getting happy to ride this when they grow up : taking care of children doing business, business competition.
I love how the entire comment section either dident realise that this is mousetrapnews or are just ignoring jt
Now this sounds like a ride my cousins will ride💀💀
Heres your daily reminder that Epic Universe opens in 2025 with a Donkey Kong coaster that jumps the track.
They’re already making a donkey Kong roller coaster that “jumps the track” but it really doesn’t. There’s a track that’s unseen below you that you’re riding on. Then there’s a track that you see that you’re not attached to but it looks like you are creating the jumping the track illusion.
OSHA would never approve something like a roller coaster that jumps. There's a high chance that the roller coaster would be connected with something like a magnet or wire/transparent/small steel beam to the tracks to ensure that the thing would almost never fly off. A jumping roller coaster is a lawsuit waiting to happen after all.
I want exactly nothing to do with that design.
I can smell lawsuits from here
To the amount of people who think this is real, bruh.
Every train will weigh differently because of the passengers, and even smaller factors such as the wind could also lead to a catastrophic collision with the track. The movement of a flying train is incredibly unpredictable making this physically impossible
I thought about this once, if the cart goes under the tracks nobody will have a head💀
No matter how safe or how tested that ride would be I would never EVER for 1 Million bucks ride that
I don't risk my life to ride in the ride of hell...😂
Impossible the wind and weather would have a huge design flaw with it that makes the train move when not on the track
I got 20 bucks on it being a misnomer. Probably going to be on 2 tracks. It will appear to jump the "main" track but will still be linked to the secondary track. The cart will never just be floating out in the air.
That’s something I like to call: a tragedy waiting to happen.
Maybe just maybe it could have one track thats elevated higher but theres a lower track running with it so when the train "jumps" it falls and perfectly lands on the lower one idk im not an imagineer
There is so many ways this can go wrong, first what if theres wind? If you want to make a rollercoaster it needs to be very precise. A little gust if wind can immediately cause it to crash. Also, what if the weight is off center? Not everyone weighs the same so that can also make it tilt. Plus, what if someone moves? Once again it tilts and kills everyone.