That's me and my brother in the front, coming into the brakes on Viper at 11:19 that was my first upsidedown ride. I used to love that thing but I didn't know better 😂😂
If you avoid it's one cranium cracker spot, it's not bad. How? As you travel onto the second loop, pull the restraints tightly toward you, push your shoulders forward into the restraints, and stiffen your neck. If you do this, you will survive Ninja with no head trauma. You're welcome.
Not sure how it isn't. Riding that was my all-time worst experience on any roller coaster (possibly tied with T3), even worse than Time Warp, Mind Eraser or Roar. I never rode Green Lantern First Flight though, so that might have been worse.
Ninja at over Georgia could have easily made this list as well. An absolutely terrible coaster in it's day. They claim it's better with new trains as Blue Hawk but I find that hard to believe.
It’s funny Rainier Rush is so hated, because it’s actually one of the missed/defunct credits I want the most. Growing up, I knew it as Typhoon at Santa’s Village in Dundee, IL-my family would usually go there once a year, and little kiddie me was absolutely intimidated by Typhoon’s tilted loop. I never worked up the courage to ride it (which is funny, because the loop barely looks like an inversion to me now)… but I’d have loved the chance to conquer that childhood fear now as an adult. I wouldn’t expect it to be a good ride, but nonetheless, I wish I could have closed that loop (pun intended)! Ah well.
Orient Express was the first adult roller coaster I ever rode. In the 90s it was freaking great. I’ll admit it did get pretty rough at the end, but it was such a fun ride.
Traumatizer was a great name as it was sponsored by the pop brand Tizer. The only pleasure Infusion gives is when it ends, but being over the water it does photograph well.
The Screechin’ Eagle at LeSourdsville Lake Amusement Park/Americana was the worst coaster I ever ridden. It looked like it was going to fall apart. And, off ride, there was a section so loose, it did look like it would fall apart. Second was the S.O.B. with and without the loop. The “Rose Bowl” helix was brutal.
me and the family love to watch your videos. We were saying a count down for the best stations for coasters. Ive not seen many if any videos of the stations, you spend more time there than on most of the coasters.
For S I know some SLCs are just called "Suspended Looping Coaster". If they ride anything like Darien Lake's Mind Eraser they're far worse than a standard Wild Mouse like Sand Serpant. Can't comment on those coasters vs Swiss Toboggan but I'd certainly ride Swiss Toboggan before an SLC named "Suspended Looping Coaster" because rare credit.
I'll probably get hate from this, but Runaway Mine Train at SF Great Adventure. It was the most physically painful ride I've been on due to its janky hills and turns, worse than the 4D Free-fly coaster I've been on. The turn over the water looks good from the path, but I was too busy bracing myself to notice it on the ride.
Flashback: in my top ten coasters of all time. Feeling that dive again and again! No coaster has ever been able to replicate that feeling for me. I agree about the restraints and roughness though. Unpopular opinion, but I have wanted you to know for a while that at least one person loved Flashback!
I would be the 2nd person to have loved Flashback. I rode this in the early 90's as a kid and it wasn't as rough. I think what made it worse was simply "the ride rotation program," coupled with months of "standing but not operating during the summer."
Gotta disagree with Infusion, it's actually pretty good, just occasionally a bit rough. I've done Queen Bee, it's a nice kiddy coaster but I appreciate there wasn't much choice. For X, you should've chosen X: No Way Out at Thorpe Park, worst coaster I've ever done. Now it's The Walking Dead: The Ride, and a lot better.
Solid list! If you are ever looking to ride a good version of Doo Wopper, Twist ‘n’ Shout at Family Kingdom is phenomenal. On par to being the best wild mouse I’ve ridden, and easily the second-best coaster in the state (after Swamp Fox).
Unpopular opinion, but don't hate Anaconda and don't find it rough at all. It's not even the most uncomfortable in the park, Grizzly (which I don't hate either) is far rougher. Yes, the mid-section is boring, but I think that, and the intensity of the inversions cancel out. I'm not saying I like it, which I don't, but I don't hate it either.
I actually enjoyed blue tornado on my trip to Gardaland a few years back, actually my favourite ride at the park. It was extremely intense and the roughness could be easily dealt with by bracing your head to the right side (which I always do on rough coasters). Infusion however, I only rode once and didn't try again on my subsequent trip. Made me feel ill for the whole day and it's the 2nd worst coaster I've ever done. Great list as always
The toboggan at Hershey Park (way back when) was what turned me on to coasters. Shockwave was a horror. Instead of just a side to side thwack at the end, it was a back/forth while standing. Instant back pain.
My first introduction to coasters was the janky Mad Mouse when it was at Enchanted Forest in Chesterton,IN. Now closed. Plus I grew up on the Shockwave and loved it 😂
Bandit!!! this one was awesome. I enjoy these bad woody's. I go in them knowing it is bad and then enjoy al the terreblenes. I enjoy the pain of others and looking at the cars infront of me going every direction but the right one. Its so mutch fun going on a staight track and seeing al the cars going other directions. I sit with a friend and point to all of this. Trust me, this will make you laugh.
I think H could have been Hero at Flamingo Land in the UK (or at least have been mentioned) because it’s apparently as bad as Time Warp but I’ve been on neither until maybe later this year with Hero.
I actually kinda enjoyed viper at great adventure as a kid.. I do remember it having the most uncomfortable head restraints ever and part of the thrill was surviving the huge head bang at the final banked turn.
So glad you agreed with Pegasus. Went to Mt Olympus two summers ago and loved the water park and flat rides. But one night, we decided to go on the coasters, and started with Pegasus. Keep in mind, this was one of my first coasters, and my other woodie experiences included the boss, which I personally hate (headache for the rest of the day). So we went on Pegasus, and we both agreed that it was awful. The view of the park was nice, but nothing else. It is the reason I try to avoid wooden coasters to this fay
Gawd, yes, DooWooper. That thing was painful when I was a teenager and into my twenties, I can't even imagine how bad it is now. My knees would be throbbing when I got off. My mom would make me take my younger siblings and cousins on it because my dad had to tap out because of the pain he would end up in and it drove me nuts. I don't remember Hercules being that bad, but I could be repressing my trauma.
Flashback at Magic Mountain literally made my head bleed. When I pointed it out to a ride op, he shrugged and said “It happens all the time.” Still have a small scar on my forehead 25 years later.
I'm glad you mentioned Montezum, but I think it deserved the spot as the worse RCCA, as it still operates and gives riders neck and back pain. It's very common to meet prople who hurt themselves riding Montezum lol Hopi Hari plans to RMC it in 2026, so let's pray
I've ridden the other Vekoma Hurricane, Comet at Walygator, France. It was really underwhelming rough, especially the turn after the loop. For C, Coaster Express at Parque Warner Madrid is a solid contender. Despite being massive, it does nothing aside from beating you.
Anaconda may have a boring section, but I don't find anything bad about it. Arkansas Twister seems to be a bigger offender of a ride that should have been far better than it is. Dragon at Adventureland was only a little shaky. My pick for M is Mine Blower. I never rode Rainier Rush, but Rattler is my pick for R. Swiss Toboggan is a very good ride for anyone about 5'6" or under, so I go with Steamin Demon at Great Escape. T goes to Texas Giant.
Can't believe you put The Ultimate, but not Hero! Heri is easily the worst coaster in the UK, but The Ultimate was absolutely great. Rough as hell, but really fun.😊
Hot take: Anaconda is underrated and enjoyable if you are tall enough that your head doesn't hit the restraint, and the coaster for some reason always felt special/nostalgic to me when I visited the park. However, if Chance Rides could work with Kings Dominion in the future when Anaconda reaches its end of life, fix the ending of the coaster while making the start similar to pay homage, keep the iconic look of the Arrow track since their track design is similar, provide their trains with better restraints, and add theming such as water effects before and after going through the tunnel and possibly jungle theming, then Anaconda 2 by Chance Rides has the potential of becoming a S-tier coaster in my opinion.
It's not a bad ride. It's just not nearly as good as it could've been. Other wood coasters of that size are dramatically better. However, I don't think that makes it a bad ride.
Hey, Insane at Gröna Lund actually isn’t that bad. When I first rode it I also expected it to be trash, but it was actually pretty smooth and had the spins in the right places.
I've ridden a few of these bad rides such as Anaconda, Shockwave, and Hurler at Kings Dominion. Those are my least favorite coasters beginning with A, S, and H respectively, with the latter being the worst one I've ridden. The worst I've ridden beginning with the letter W is Wildcat at Lake Compounce, but I hear the new retracking from Gravity Group has helped significantly so hopefully that won't be the case anymore. I've ridden Coast Rider long before the shin guards were added. Hopefully Knott's Berry Farm will one day decide that they're no longer necessary and remove them.
I had the misfortune of experiencing Flight Deck and Time Warp last summer. The feeling of being freed from the torture device that is Time Warp then realizing that I had to go get the Flight Deck credit right afterward as I watched those shitty SLC trains literally bounce along the track filled me with the deepest and purest form of despair imaginable.
If you picked a worlds of fun coaster I’m surprised you picked orient express instead of Timberwolf. Timberwolf is so rough my sister‘s friend once got a concussion on that ride. I have never met anybody who said orient expresses was a bad coaster. In fact a lot of people would say orient expresses is there favorite ride ever to operate at WOF
For some reason I didn't actually hate Bandit that much, I thought the roughness was actually pretty managable and even smoother than some GCI woodies or steel coasters, and it had some decent forces too! Now this might be because my only ride on it was a night ride on a rainy day in October but I still didn't think it was as bad as everyone says
I rode Drachen Fire when it was still around, I've never had a headache and earache any other time. That said, Loch Ness and Big Bad Wolf made up for how bad that ride was.
2:34 Woodstock Express at Walibi Rhone-Alps sounds about the same. I have been to Morey's once in 2017 (although just down the shore isn't that far away), but I don't think I've ridden Dowopper-and no I probably don't have much reason too
I never rode Green Lantern at Magic Mountain, but I heard it was good before it was modified. The Harley Quinn Crazy coaster was such an unbearable ride. But I am happy I'm one of the few who got ride a one and done ride, both literally and figuratively.
I Don't Know How Many Times I Have To Repeat My Opinion On Bandit... It's Not That Bad , I Rode It 3 Times , 2 Times In Very Front And 1 In The Very Back , The Front Was Enjoyable , Bumpy Yes , But Nothing Too Painful , The Back row however Is The Roughest Seat On The Train , The Last Transition Into The Final Brakerun Was The Roughest Section Of The Ride , The Rest Of The Layout Was Alright However. I Enjoyed Bandit , Yes , I Enjoyed An RCCA. It's My First Wooden Coaster That Wasn't A GCI , Which Was Troy At Toverland , My First Ever Wooden Coaster I Rode. Bandit Was The Second Ever Wooden Coaster I Rode , It Still Is. And In My Opinion , Bandit Isn't As Bad As The Thousands Of People On RUclips And The Internet Make It Out To Be. Some Titan Track , Or RMC 208 Track , Or Gravity Group Pre Cut Track Would Benefit Bandit Greatly. Bandit Still Has It's Fans Out There Who Enjoy It Believe It Or Not.
Infusion at Pleasure Beach is not a great ride, but honestly I didn't mind it and I think there might be better picks for this. For reference I rank Big One and Grand National as worse in that park alone!
I am thrilled you picked Movie World’s Bandit for worst B ! I had to sit down for half an hour after the first and only ride - it’s a “Ball-wrecker” ! I was very close to throwing up because of the hurting balls !
For what I knew it as, Jester wasn’t a good coaster, but the fact that it went backwards was enough to give it ridership. Especially at the tiny but mighty park that was SFNO.
Honestly, I really liked The Ultimate when I rode it (admittedly like 18 years ago at this point). It was definitely relatively tame by today's standards, but that was also kind of the point. It was more about the setting and the cool use of terrain vs the pure excitement. Here is 13-year-old me's review from the time (yes I keept a log lol): "A very long, and surprisingly good wood-steel hybrid. First half was smooth, second half was intense." So, yeah, take that for what you will 😂
Movie Park has stated multiple times that Bandit won't be RMC'ed because its currently the most popular coaster with their family audience. RMC'ing it would make it intense, and intense rides dont draw people to the park they stated.
@@Basketballkid2342 unfortunately don’t expect anything from Intamin for a while. They developed a pretty sour relationship with Cedar Fair. If there is going to be a launch coaster, it would most likely be from a company such as S&S.
I'm so glad someone hates Infusion as much as I do. It's so damn rough and you just bang your head really hard every time it moves slightly The Ultimate used to be really awesome but I went a few months before a really serious incident occurred with another ride there and I noticed it was very janky and rough
Great video, I remember as a 3rd grader and my first and only time to magic mountain in 2006, flashback was closed, and I was so upset, but maybe it was better I didn’t get to ride it.
anaconda bashed my head against the headrest so many times, i felt nauseous and my head HURT. i’m so glad it was my last coaster on my list for that day.
As a British, i have been to Blackpool pleasure beach, infusion was one of the worst decisions i have ever made, right behind going on big dipper with chest infection (got winded)😢
You are really speaking my language with Copperhead Strike, Pipeline & Twisted Cyclone. I did ride just on Sky Rocket for the first time since it's opening year and I actually thought it was a huge let down. Also not a big fan of Thunder Striker, imo it's the worst hyper coaster. Id even take Goliath at SFMM over it
I only have 30 credits but ive only ridden one coaster i hated: firebird at sf america. All you get is a headache and wishing you didnt ride, sf needs to replace that coaster so bad. Great video nonetheless!
Bandit honestly isn’t *that* bad if you make sure to pick a non-wheel seat, but it does struggle over most hills and makes some pretty questionable seal noises as it goes around. Apparently it’s still the most popular ride in its park though so it’s not going away anytime soon. Edit: And fwiw the park is said to be in talks with RMC and GCI about putting some steel track on it
Yessss Kong was absolutely terrible the two times I rode it. Walked off both times with a pounding headache and wasn't able to enjoy the rest of my day in the park.
I enjoyed infusion when it was traumaTizer I do remember it rattling alot but I now understand that is quite standard for SLCs. It's a shame to see the Ultimate in this list I've ridden it at least 10 times. It's a schizophrenic coaster the first half to take you to the valley is gentle but the second half was great fun with heavy laterals in a great setting.
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Shoutout to the real ones who stayed for the bonus cut at the very end
Thank you for the educational addendum. Now I know mine, too.
I did😅
That was really cute at the end
It was awesome
"No more ABC's"...
*Says more letters*
Cracked me up
That's me and my brother in the front, coming into the brakes on Viper at 11:19 that was my first upsidedown ride. I used to love that thing but I didn't know better 😂😂
I honestly kind of like Airtime Thrills trashing on horrible coasters
It’s more fun.
You are so right about Green Lantern. There is a reason we called it "the Revenge of the Nutcracker." Worst ride ever. It was very painful.
Your monotone, matter of fact delivery makes it absolutely hilarious when you roast terrible coasters. Knew this vid would be great
Your hate on Skyrush will always be a joke among enthusiasts
*Sighs in relief in Skyrush*
Knew Pegasus was coming over Pirate’s Cove because that neck snap footage is just too hilarious to resist
I fully expected "N" to be Ninja at my home park, Six Flags St. Louis. Dodged a bullet!
Its honestly fun even though it is rough
If you avoid it's one cranium cracker spot, it's not bad. How? As you travel onto the second loop, pull the restraints tightly toward you, push your shoulders forward into the restraints, and stiffen your neck. If you do this, you will survive Ninja with no head trauma. You're welcome.
Not sure how it isn't. Riding that was my all-time worst experience on any roller coaster (possibly tied with T3), even worse than Time Warp, Mind Eraser or Roar. I never rode Green Lantern First Flight though, so that might have been worse.
Ninja at over Georgia could have easily made this list as well. An absolutely terrible coaster in it's day. They claim it's better with new trains as Blue Hawk but I find that hard to believe.
@@ashleighelizabeth5916 It actually is much better now. Blue Hawk is actually quite enjoyable
I love airtime thrills absolutely roasting the hell out of bad coasters
I cannot believe you bypass the Chance Toboggan. Those things are torturous.
That’s what Swiss tobbagan is
It’s funny Rainier Rush is so hated, because it’s actually one of the missed/defunct credits I want the most. Growing up, I knew it as Typhoon at Santa’s Village in Dundee, IL-my family would usually go there once a year, and little kiddie me was absolutely intimidated by Typhoon’s tilted loop.
I never worked up the courage to ride it (which is funny, because the loop barely looks like an inversion to me now)… but I’d have loved the chance to conquer that childhood fear now as an adult. I wouldn’t expect it to be a good ride, but nonetheless, I wish I could have closed that loop (pun intended)! Ah well.
Orient Express was the first adult roller coaster I ever rode. In the 90s it was freaking great. I’ll admit it did get pretty rough at the end, but it was such a fun ride.
Traumatizer was a great name as it was sponsored by the pop brand Tizer. The only pleasure Infusion gives is when it ends, but being over the water it does photograph well.
Would be immensely improved with new modern trains and a paint job but Amanda ain't about to spend anything on it
The Screechin’ Eagle at LeSourdsville Lake Amusement Park/Americana was the worst coaster I ever ridden. It looked like it was going to fall apart. And, off ride, there was a section so loose, it did look like it would fall apart.
Second was the S.O.B. with and without the loop. The “Rose Bowl” helix was brutal.
Dragon at Adventureland had some pretty intense moments and it was pretty short so it wasn't that bad but it was indeed janky lol
The bunny hills before the lift hill were torturous. I am pretty sure they gave me whiplash as a kid.
me and the family love to watch your videos. We were saying a count down for the best stations for coasters. Ive not seen many if any videos of the stations, you spend more time there than on most of the coasters.
Best stations is interesting, a tough list for sure
My home park is Canadas wonderland where half of the rides hurt you
Same, though last year I swear I got a smooth ride on flight deck, I wish I took note of the seat but I was freaking out
My home park is Michigan's Adventure where all of the rides hurt you😜
My home park is Six Flags America, and honestly same.
Mine is Carowinds and its kinda the same. Vortex, Hurler, Cyclone, Cobra’s, and Kiddy Hawk are out for blood
Same home park, same feelings. I warn people about Minebuster and then when we get to the brake run and they're groaning I just laugh.
I see Anaconda in the thumbnail and I arrive in the comments to ARGUE
Fight me
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For S I know some SLCs are just called "Suspended Looping Coaster". If they ride anything like Darien Lake's Mind Eraser they're far worse than a standard Wild Mouse like Sand Serpant. Can't comment on those coasters vs Swiss Toboggan but I'd certainly ride Swiss Toboggan before an SLC named "Suspended Looping Coaster" because rare credit.
Really like the music in the background. Im not sure if you normally do it lol, but I really noticed it in this video and I think it's a great touch
I do always put music, not always sure how audible it is
Love the ABC’ rendition at the end
F- grade, WhipLASH, BACK onto your head
Flashback: You just summarized me!
Another classic as always. Keep up the good work.
I'll probably get hate from this, but Runaway Mine Train at SF Great Adventure. It was the most physically painful ride I've been on due to its janky hills and turns, worse than the 4D Free-fly coaster I've been on. The turn over the water looks good from the path, but I was too busy bracing myself to notice it on the ride.
Flashback: in my top ten coasters of all time. Feeling that dive again and again! No coaster has ever been able to replicate that feeling for me. I agree about the restraints and roughness though. Unpopular opinion, but I have wanted you to know for a while that at least one person loved Flashback!
I would be the 2nd person to have loved Flashback. I rode this in the early 90's as a kid and it wasn't as rough. I think what made it worse was simply "the ride rotation program," coupled with months of "standing but not operating during the summer."
Gotta disagree with Infusion, it's actually pretty good, just occasionally a bit rough. I've done Queen Bee, it's a nice kiddy coaster but I appreciate there wasn't much choice. For X, you should've chosen X: No Way Out at Thorpe Park, worst coaster I've ever done. Now it's The Walking Dead: The Ride, and a lot better.
Solid list! If you are ever looking to ride a good version of Doo Wopper, Twist ‘n’ Shout at Family Kingdom is phenomenal. On par to being the best wild mouse I’ve ridden, and easily the second-best coaster in the state (after Swamp Fox).
Unpopular opinion, but don't hate Anaconda and don't find it rough at all. It's not even the most uncomfortable in the park, Grizzly (which I don't hate either) is far rougher. Yes, the mid-section is boring, but I think that, and the intensity of the inversions cancel out. I'm not saying I like it, which I don't, but I don't hate it either.
I actually enjoyed blue tornado on my trip to Gardaland a few years back, actually my favourite ride at the park. It was extremely intense and the roughness could be easily dealt with by bracing your head to the right side (which I always do on rough coasters). Infusion however, I only rode once and didn't try again on my subsequent trip. Made me feel ill for the whole day and it's the 2nd worst coaster I've ever done. Great list as always
The toboggan at Hershey Park (way back when) was what turned me on to coasters. Shockwave was a horror. Instead of just a side to side thwack at the end, it was a back/forth while standing. Instant back pain.
My first introduction to coasters was the janky Mad Mouse when it was at Enchanted Forest in Chesterton,IN. Now closed. Plus I grew up on the Shockwave and loved it 😂
Video idea: the most likely coaster from each manufacturer/park to be removed next
Cracking up over "the first SLC". Of course there's more than one... Wait can you do SLCs from A to Z?!?
There are probably not that many SLCs
I don't know, it's one of the most ubiquitous coasters. I wouldn't be surprised if there's more than 26 of them.
There are actually many more than 26 SLC's currently open 😅
Not quite but maybe close
Bandit!!! this one was awesome. I enjoy these bad woody's. I go in them knowing it is bad and then enjoy al the terreblenes. I enjoy the pain of others and looking at the cars infront of me going every direction but the right one. Its so mutch fun going on a staight track and seeing al the cars going other directions. I sit with a friend and point to all of this. Trust me, this will make you laugh.
Great video! I enjoyed watching! I would have said Coaster Express in Spain for C dishonorable mentions but i dont know about many awful coasters.
Coaster Express is definitely a good call
@@AirtimeThrills Thanks so much!
Coaster Express is still horrible but its not rough anymore I wouldn't call it one of the worst coasters ever just because its boring
@HugeRMCFanBoY-bx3od oh I see . It only has to be one of the worst coasters for C though, not of all time.
I think H could have been Hero at Flamingo Land in the UK (or at least have been mentioned) because it’s apparently as bad as Time Warp but I’ve been on neither until maybe later this year with Hero.
Do Hero for the credit and steer clear, when I went it was my first ride of the day. Things could only get better.
And Super Flight was easily twice as bad as Time Warp, so it deserved more than a dishonorable mention.
Hero is notoriously bad, but worse than Harley, not sure
@@StamfordBridgeoh god how could it be that much worse
I actually kinda enjoyed viper at great adventure as a kid.. I do remember it having the most uncomfortable head restraints ever and part of the thrill was surviving the huge head bang at the final banked turn.
the ultimate was absolutely legendary, shame it’s gone.
So glad you agreed with Pegasus. Went to Mt Olympus two summers ago and loved the water park and flat rides. But one night, we decided to go on the coasters, and started with Pegasus. Keep in mind, this was one of my first coasters, and my other woodie experiences included the boss, which I personally hate (headache for the rest of the day). So we went on Pegasus, and we both agreed that it was awful. The view of the park was nice, but nothing else. It is the reason I try to avoid wooden coasters to this fay
Coastrider: now just needs less trimming and no shin guards
Apple Zapple and the other Macks: Finally you can learn
Fly at CW was surprisingly good
Gawd, yes, DooWooper. That thing was painful when I was a teenager and into my twenties, I can't even imagine how bad it is now. My knees would be throbbing when I got off. My mom would make me take my younger siblings and cousins on it because my dad had to tap out because of the pain he would end up in and it drove me nuts.
I don't remember Hercules being that bad, but I could be repressing my trauma.
the worst roller coasters are the one with no airtime and no thrills, every ride needs airtime thrills
Jokers Revenge is to this day the roughest, most violent head banging coaster I’ve ever ridden. That said, I loved it as a kid.
Flashback at Magic Mountain literally made my head bleed. When I pointed it out to a ride op, he shrugged and said “It happens all the time.” Still have a small scar on my forehead 25 years later.
I'm glad you mentioned Montezum, but I think it deserved the spot as the worse RCCA, as it still operates and gives riders neck and back pain. It's very common to meet prople who hurt themselves riding Montezum lol
Hopi Hari plans to RMC it in 2026, so let's pray
I've ridden the other Vekoma Hurricane, Comet at Walygator, France. It was really underwhelming rough, especially the turn after the loop. For C, Coaster Express at Parque Warner Madrid is a solid contender. Despite being massive, it does nothing aside from beating you.
Masterful way to put Flashback in there twice. It truly deserves the honor as the worst twice over.
Anaconda may have a boring section, but I don't find anything bad about it. Arkansas Twister seems to be a bigger offender of a ride that should have been far better than it is. Dragon at Adventureland was only a little shaky. My pick for M is Mine Blower. I never rode Rainier Rush, but Rattler is my pick for R. Swiss Toboggan is a very good ride for anyone about 5'6" or under, so I go with Steamin Demon at Great Escape. T goes to Texas Giant.
I didnt think Steamin Demon was especially bad, I guess I got lucky, most people despise it
Can't believe you put The Ultimate, but not Hero! Heri is easily the worst coaster in the UK, but The Ultimate was absolutely great. Rough as hell, but really fun.😊
I really wish i could have ridden ultimate. Such a trip
Hot take: Anaconda is underrated and enjoyable if you are tall enough that your head doesn't hit the restraint, and the coaster for some reason always felt special/nostalgic to me when I visited the park. However, if Chance Rides could work with Kings Dominion in the future when Anaconda reaches its end of life, fix the ending of the coaster while making the start similar to pay homage, keep the iconic look of the Arrow track since their track design is similar, provide their trains with better restraints, and add theming such as water effects before and after going through the tunnel and possibly jungle theming, then Anaconda 2 by Chance Rides has the potential of becoming a S-tier coaster in my opinion.
I love how he does the thing where he does the best first and then the worst last
I don’t know why hurler hated so much. It was just retracked and gave solid floater
I rode smooth Hurler and it was boring as heck
It's not a bad ride. It's just not nearly as good as it could've been. Other wood coasters of that size are dramatically better. However, I don't think that makes it a bad ride.
I knew K was going to be Kong. My family has a saying, "Kong sucks dong".
Good nickname.
Hey, Insane at Gröna Lund actually isn’t that bad.
When I first rode it I also expected it to be trash, but it was actually pretty smooth and had the spins in the right places.
Flashback is the WORST COASTER EVER! It crushed you into your seat
I've ridden a few of these bad rides such as Anaconda, Shockwave, and Hurler at Kings Dominion. Those are my least favorite coasters beginning with A, S, and H respectively, with the latter being the worst one I've ridden.
The worst I've ridden beginning with the letter W is Wildcat at Lake Compounce, but I hear the new retracking from Gravity Group has helped significantly so hopefully that won't be the case anymore.
I've ridden Coast Rider long before the shin guards were added. Hopefully Knott's Berry Farm will one day decide that they're no longer necessary and remove them.
I had the misfortune of experiencing Flight Deck and Time Warp last summer. The feeling of being freed from the torture device that is Time Warp then realizing that I had to go get the Flight Deck credit right afterward as I watched those shitty SLC trains literally bounce along the track filled me with the deepest and purest form of despair imaginable.
I know that despair trying to get all the CW Credits...its a lot of junk
Orient express is my all time favorite !
Was not nearly as rough as everyone complained about!!!
The best ending to a vid ever ❤
If you picked a worlds of fun coaster I’m surprised you picked orient express instead of Timberwolf. Timberwolf is so rough my sister‘s friend once got a concussion on that ride. I have never met anybody who said orient expresses was a bad coaster. In fact a lot of people would say orient expresses is there favorite ride ever to operate at WOF
Timber Wolf is getting pretty bad, but nowhere near as bad as the other T coasters
My parents are coaster people but they remember how bad flashback was when they went to magic mountain lol
For some reason I didn't actually hate Bandit that much, I thought the roughness was actually pretty managable and even smoother than some GCI woodies or steel coasters, and it had some decent forces too! Now this might be because my only ride on it was a night ride on a rainy day in October but I still didn't think it was as bad as everyone says
I rode Drachen Fire when it was still around, I've never had a headache and earache any other time. That said, Loch Ness and Big Bad Wolf made up for how bad that ride was.
I loveddddd drachen fire. When I was a kid (I’m 33) they let us go around soooo many times when there was no line; and it was so much fun.
2:34 Woodstock Express at Walibi Rhone-Alps sounds about the same. I have been to Morey's once in 2017 (although just down the shore isn't that far away), but I don't think I've ridden Dowopper-and no I probably don't have much reason too
I never rode Green Lantern at Magic Mountain, but I heard it was good before it was modified.
The Harley Quinn Crazy coaster was such an unbearable ride. But I am happy I'm one of the few who got ride a one and done ride, both literally and figuratively.
I Don't Know How Many Times I Have To Repeat My Opinion On Bandit...
It's Not That Bad , I Rode It 3 Times , 2 Times In Very Front And 1 In The Very Back , The Front Was Enjoyable , Bumpy Yes , But Nothing Too Painful , The Back row however Is The Roughest Seat On The Train , The Last Transition Into The Final Brakerun Was The Roughest Section Of The Ride , The Rest Of The Layout Was Alright However.
I Enjoyed Bandit , Yes , I Enjoyed An RCCA. It's My First Wooden Coaster That Wasn't A GCI , Which Was Troy At Toverland , My First Ever Wooden Coaster I Rode.
Bandit Was The Second Ever Wooden Coaster I Rode , It Still Is.
And In My Opinion , Bandit Isn't As Bad As The Thousands Of People On RUclips And The Internet Make It Out To Be.
Some Titan Track , Or RMC 208 Track , Or Gravity Group Pre Cut Track Would Benefit Bandit Greatly.
Bandit Still Has It's Fans Out There Who Enjoy It Believe It Or Not.
Infusion at Pleasure Beach is not a great ride, but honestly I didn't mind it and I think there might be better picks for this. For reference I rank Big One and Grand National as worse in that park alone!
Na, Bandit is an absolutely fantastic and fun coaster! The trains make everything completely acceptable
I am thrilled you picked Movie World’s Bandit for worst B !
I had to sit down for half an hour after the first and only ride - it’s a “Ball-wrecker” ! I was very close to throwing up because of the hurting balls !
For what I knew it as, Jester wasn’t a good coaster, but the fact that it went backwards was enough to give it ridership. Especially at the tiny but mighty park that was SFNO.
Ahhh yes waiting for my home park to show up since we're known for Paramount pain. Was not disappointed.
For the worst R coaster I would have picked the original Rattler at Fiesta Texas.
Every one of Airtime Thrill’s video is a banger and doesn’t disappoint!!!!!
Honestly, I really liked The Ultimate when I rode it (admittedly like 18 years ago at this point). It was definitely relatively tame by today's standards, but that was also kind of the point. It was more about the setting and the cool use of terrain vs the pure excitement. Here is 13-year-old me's review from the time (yes I keept a log lol): "A very long, and surprisingly good wood-steel hybrid. First half was smooth, second half was intense." So, yeah, take that for what you will 😂
Choosing the same coaster twice (z-force, flashback) was really dumb
Movie Park has stated multiple times that Bandit won't be RMC'ed because its currently the most popular coaster with their family audience. RMC'ing it would make it intense, and intense rides dont draw people to the park they stated.
CANADAS WONDERLAND MADE IT🫡🇨🇦 time warp is jus so awkward, hopefully it and flight deck get removed
It confuses why they still have them there 😭
Hopefully Canadas wonderland gets a intamin blitz for 2025
Both should be taken out for a good vekoma multi launch
@@Basketballkid2342 unfortunately don’t expect anything from Intamin for a while. They developed a pretty sour relationship with Cedar Fair.
If there is going to be a launch coaster, it would most likely be from a company such as S&S.
I hope it does not get removed, its underated and fun!
Q R S, Q R E… that had me rolling 😂
I ILLLOOOVEEEEEE worst coaster lists 😂 The viper when it was in six flags great adventure is mine.
I'm so glad someone hates Infusion as much as I do. It's so damn rough and you just bang your head really hard every time it moves slightly
The Ultimate used to be really awesome but I went a few months before a really serious incident occurred with another ride there and I noticed it was very janky and rough
i rerode skyrush with the new restraints, HUUUGE improvement
I'd love to watch defunct coasters a-z.
I actually find Infusion really fun! I don't know if I just had lucky rides but it felt fun and forceful, without any headbanging
Great video, I remember as a 3rd grader and my first and only time to magic mountain in 2006, flashback was closed, and I was so upset, but maybe it was better I didn’t get to ride it.
13:47 ADORABLE
anaconda bashed my head against the headrest so many times, i felt nauseous and my head HURT. i’m so glad it was my last coaster on my list for that day.
Rameses (formerly Vikingo), Parque de Atracciones de Zaragoza (Mont Juic, Barcelona)
SKYRUSH!!! hahahhahahahahahahaha
Cute ABC rendition at the end btw
As a British, i have been to Blackpool pleasure beach, infusion was one of the worst decisions i have ever made, right behind going on big dipper with chest infection (got winded)😢
You are really speaking my language with Copperhead Strike, Pipeline & Twisted Cyclone. I did ride just on Sky Rocket for the first time since it's opening year and I actually thought it was a huge let down. Also not a big fan of Thunder Striker, imo it's the worst hyper coaster. Id even take Goliath at SFMM over it
I would like to see you make an updated state mt rushmore
I only have 30 credits but ive only ridden one coaster i hated: firebird at sf america. All you get is a headache and wishing you didnt ride, sf needs to replace that coaster so bad. Great video nonetheless!
Bandit honestly isn’t *that* bad if you make sure to pick a non-wheel seat, but it does struggle over most hills and makes some pretty questionable seal noises as it goes around. Apparently it’s still the most popular ride in its park though so it’s not going away anytime soon.
Edit: And fwiw the park is said to be in talks with RMC and GCI about putting some steel track on it
Bandit is so rough that I find it really funny to ride
Yessss Kong was absolutely terrible the two times I rode it. Walked off both times with a pounding headache and wasn't able to enjoy the rest of my day in the park.
As for the end of the video: Sesame Street has really dropped the ball. 😘
I came for the roasts.
I was not disappointed.
So adorable at end
I enjoyed infusion when it was traumaTizer I do remember it rattling alot but I now understand that is quite standard for SLCs. It's a shame to see the Ultimate in this list I've ridden it at least 10 times. It's a schizophrenic coaster the first half to take you to the valley is gentle but the second half was great fun with heavy laterals in a great setting.
7:58 🤣The Grizzly of the East