Then there is the Beast which has held its Wooden Coaster & US coaster length records for nearly 50 years. It got so bored waiting for competition it decided to break its own record this year.
Wel with the rmc trex that’s really the only possible chance at a 500 foot coaster, that’s actually affordable. But the amount of g force a 500 foot single rail would exceed wouldn’t be a good marketing play cause most people won’t be able to handle it, it’ll be like i305 all over again
I know this is a stupid way to compare, and probably not comparable to real life, but it's pretty obvious why a 400+ foot giga doesn't exist if you just compare it a game like Planet Coaster. To have a realistic coaster that actually utilizes the entire kinetic force of a 460ft drop with few trims, the coaster ends up being twice the length, double the sqft, double the in game cost and most importantly with two mid course break runs only has a bumped up capacity of 2400 tops, just 30% over Fury's theoretical max. A coaster like that just doesn't seem like it'd ever get the monetary return need to build when a park can have three plus coasters with the same land.
I don't know if the inversion record will get broken. I remember Alton towers having issues about making it because of making the GP to sick🤢. The mid course helped with 7 and 7 before and after but idk.
@@svis6888 he probably means there's an inversion right out the station that is before the first lift hill, then there's 6 more inversions before the second lift hill then the final 7, so therefore it's 1-6-7 in terms of inversions instead of the commonly said 7-7
The smiler will always be impressive to me because of how small of a footprint it has. And it holds a world record? And the theming is on point. It’s a fab ride.
Bit of an error in the section of the video covering the most inversions. The Smiler cost £18,000,000. Not €. That equates to about $21.8m. Still not the most expensive but still a significant difference.
Cosmic Rewind does not just reuse the existing building. Only the queue, station, and some preliminary track are in the Horizons building, and they built an absolutely enormous building for the bulk of the ride itself.
As someone who has been on GotG: Cosmic Rewind, I would be very surprised if it actually cost them $500 million to build. Not that it’s bad, it’s just that it’s basically space mountain but it turns, and has the Guardians of the Galaxy in it.
I feel like Disney probably had to dish out tons of money for the 6 possible songs and that could be a good part of the supposed $500 million. At the same time, that makes me wonder about Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit because that has SIGNIFICANTLY more music options on it.
Regarding the steepest drop record... Did everyone collectively forget that the S&S Screaming Squirrel models exist? They have fully 180 degree drops and have been around for over a decade.
@@wickedphant0m beyond 135°, a drop is no longer considered a drop, but rather an inversion, and inversions don't count for steepness and yes this means that the steepest drop possible is 135° and no more
Just give that 300 million to Cedar Point and u will see the most amazing coasters on earth! Cedar Point builds the best coasters repeatedly over and over again!! It's very hard to top Cedar Point when it comes to Rollercoasters 🤷🏻♂️
two issues to point out with the steepness record: firstly, TMNT is the official record, but from what I can tell some bootleg cheap coasters out in Italy and China seem to have steeper drops that simply were never mentioned. secondly, while the record seems relatively easy to beat nowadays, it has an upper limit. By convention, anything beyond 135° is no longer considered a drop, but rather an inversion, so once the record reaches 135° it will be impossible to beat (otherwise S&S' Screaming Squirrel model would hold the record for steepest drop. On Man-O-War and Sequoia Magic Loop, those inversions could also be seen as 179° drops) also the length record depends on whether or not alpine coasters count, cause by track length those dwarf Steel Dragon 2000. It does give an idea on how to beat the length record through more affordable means though: you'd need to build a terrain-based giga coaster
I would love to see a terrain giga. Just one giant hill at the start, then just a really long smooth layout like millennium force going all over. Maybe even make a full circuit around an entire park like Dollywood
I don't think the inversion record is gonna be broken soon or in the near future. Besides, you've already made a video about why inversions are falling out of style and that airtime is pretty much the new hottest thing in the industry. Most of the GP and the thoosies are pretty much BEGGING for airtime of any kind being served to them on a silver platter. With that amount of attention being focused on airtime instead of inversions, I don't think we would see any kind of inversion-based coaster being built at any park anytime soon, and inversions are just gonna be a side-dish to the whole buffet of airtime that most new coasters offer now. PS:Also I kinda find it funny that the Smiler is known to have one of the best airtime moments on any coaster in the UK, even though it's an inversion-based layout.
@@revimfadli4666 Exactly. Or like the 'Mosasaurus' roll on Velocicoaster which ejects you out of your seat over the water. :D God I love that roll. An inversion that ejects you out of your seat instead of pushing you down into your seat? Yes please! I need more of those!
8:05 euros??? Uk uses pounds I also really think it will be merlin who breaks the most inversions only because they broke there own record that was colossus and the park I think it will go to alton towers or one of merlins parks outside the uk
Airtime is definitely not subjective. You literally measure it with physics if you consider airtime any place where you experience a negative force of gravity (Gs) on the ride. The roller coaster creation software that companies use (like No Limits 2) can easily tell you how much time the coaster is experiencing negative Gs. You just need the speed of the ride over the measured length of the section that is experiencing the negative Gs and then you just add up the time it takes through all those sections.
The problem is that it changes drastically depending on how the ride is running at any given moment due to weather, temperature, weight of the train, daily maintenance, etc. So an accurate measurement immediately becomes inaccurate as soon as any variable changes
@@samuelahoffman I get what you're saying but my point was it could be calculated and was objective, not subjective. There is no way to realistically consider all those variable in a measurement but if all of the measurements are done in a control with no variables like the software they use to build the coasters then the comparisons between them should be valid.
Ok, I think I see where you’re coming from now It would be easy to see which coaster on average has the most airtime, which I believe is where the record is coming from, however the actual ride experience would rarely be what was calculated from the simulation
S&S's Screaming Squirrel model, though I've heard people say that its drop is an inversion, since it goes over 135°. So, eventually, someone will do a 135° drop. And it's likely to be Gerstlauer.
cosmic rewind could easily have cost 500 mil. They probably paid money for developing the new system, obviously the new theming would cost something, but the new show building they made that a majority of the ride happens in is massive, one of if not the largest indoor space in wdw. That's where the money's coming from. The only thing they got to reuse was the front facade.
I think rebuilt dragster is going to take the crown from ka. I say this because this is Cedar Point's big opportunity to get back that height record, and I'm pretty confident going to do it.
I understand why some people think Cosmic Rewind doesn’t feel like $500mil, but: 1. It’s not just reusing an old building, that’s just the queue, they built a massive show building right behind it for the actual coaster 2. That massive building has over a mile of track making this one of the longest indoor coasters in the world, one of the longest in general too. 3. Unique ride system, the cars rotate to show you different scenes while traversing coaster speeds 4. The trains are very comfortable and accommodating 5. This ride was designed with two unload stations, two load stations, and multiple block zones to allow for many many trains to operate at once, they have at least 9 trains they can use too. 6. Paying the guardians actors
With the steepness record, There are actually 4 coasters 120 degrees or steeper. Crazy Bird in China at 120, Green Lantern at Warner Bros Movie World at 120.5, Takabisha at 121 and TMNT Shellraiser at 121.5
With that "most expensive" thing it will always come down to what is included in the number. I mean, with something like Black Mamba at Phantasialand, the ride itself was 11 Million Euros, plus another 11 Million on Landscaping on Theming, but is the cost for building the small, themed plaza and souvenir shop included somewhere in the number or not? With Cosmic Rewind, if you include the cost of developing and prototyping a new Coaster Model, licensing for the music and actors used in the ride, theming for the whole building / area and stuff like that I can absolutely see the total cost of the entire project ballooning to 500 Million, especially when you take Covid related delays into consideration.
I was on Cosmic Rewind opening day and the $500M cost is definitely believable, the absolutely crazy amount of effects and theming they managed to shove into just that one ride is INSANE (especially in the actual coaster section). If you haven't been on it I'd really have to recommend it as once you have experienced this ride you'll wonder how they could have spent more.
As someone who listens to RUclips videos more than I watch them, it can get really distracting when there are so many misspeaking errors that are only corrected by a text correction on screen. I highly recommend taking the time to re-record a few lines of dialogue to get the facts/sentences right, as it will make your videos a lot cleaner.
The reason i think six flags chose great adventure for Kingda ka is because 1. flat land 2. New Jersey is extremely populated and huge cities like Philadelphia and NYC aren’t far away at all. the philly market tho has Hershey competing as well but the NYC market, what do you have? SF new england. or Dorney.
I’m not even the biggest guy on rollercoasters but I love this channel so much, I really wanna get over my fear of rollercoasters and get into them tho
The way you conquer your fear is typically dependent on why you fear coasters. There is a good video from CoasterBot that talks about different ways to conquer your fears.
Many roller coaster records are kinda shaky. Like most people consider Steel Dragon 2000 the longest coaster in the world but Tobotronc in Andorra is an alpine coaster with a track length of 17,388 ft. Also the SBF Visa tower coaster model looks to have a steeper drop than the 121 degrees of Shellraiser but unfortunately I’m not able to find the numbers to prove that.
Longest coaster could be broken with a TwiCol style mobius coaster. American Eagle at SFGAm, when combining both tracks, is the longest coaster in the world. If there is ever a GCI or RMC that has a TwiCol style thing to go around again, and if each half is like 4,100 feet long, it’s totally feasible.
Don't really even care about records any more, as cool as it would be to see some taller or faster rides. I just want high quality fun and well themed rides. Both of universal orlando's recent additions are great examples. Velocicoaster and Hagrids both kick ass, and they seem to have smoothed out most of the mechanical issues on Hagrids from the first year.
thanks for this tutorial, I've been looking for a good tutorial for a long time and this is just what I needed. I'm gonna go use this information and break all the records.
The reason you have to wear glasses on formula rossa is actually because the ride is in the desert, so the desert sand would be what could damage your eyes.
I think that the smiler is gonna hold it’s record for quite a while, after all, riders are humans. That’s why some random park can’t just make a roller coaster with like 25 loops.
In 7,000 years when people are watching this: bro we beat all these records 6,700 years ago, he should have said that they could be broken but not any time soon
Uk world records: Fastest : Stealth ,80mph Thorpe Park Tallest : Big One ,213 ft Blackpool Pleasure Beach Most inversions : Smiler ,14 Inversions (Also the world record) Alton Towers First flying coaster : Galactica ,B&M 2002 Alton Towers First drop track : Thirteen ,Intamin 2010 Alton Towers First B&M dive coaster : Oblivion, B&M 1998 Alton Towers
Germany: First launched flyer Best theming Most intense lsm coaster Fatest lsm coaster Most points where the track crossed it self. Steepest log floom, Idk forgot what else we got But uk also got my respect for the records
as a brit who lives on the smilers doorstep, the smiler isnt gentle but isnt terrifying. everytime you go upside down, you lift from your seat a little, which is really fun
I rarely comment on your videos but I’ve watched litterally every single one! Your editing style is incredible and your quality is perfect! I WISH my channel was as good as yours lol
I think technically you can quantitatively measure airtime. Granted we don't have access to the G-Force readings from when they run the train with those sensors. But I'm pretty sure that in development and after construction they run the train with sensors on it to measure the G-Forces. It would be super cool if that type of information was readily available, but without it, all the airtime records are pretty weak in validity.
There's literally an app (Ride Forces) that takes very accurate measurements and shows you the forces you experience. Obviously this is difficult for rides where you have to empty your pockets, but for the other 99% of rides you can get a really clear picture.
@@2nerdsinhell That is super cool! I did not know that existed. I agree, little hard to get on rides with Metal Detectors and empty pockets. I wonder if they would make a version that could go on a smart-watch to negate those barriers.
@@bryngrey11 I'm not sure if the smart watches have as advanced of an internal accelerometer as smart phones, but if they did then it could be possible!
100 years in the future be like: “On this new ride,you will face the wrath of space.Want to visit The Sun?This is the perfect ride to do! Visit our park to get on Space Adventure today!
coastoons, you have to ride cosmic rewind to believe it. when you do the whole experience(walk through the line, ride it, walk off the ride)you’ll understand.
Eh I don’t know, I go to six flags great adventure almost everyday and most of the time kingda ka is empty compared to some rides like Medusa or like jersey devil. Sure there are those days where kingda ka is full but let’s be honest thats only on like Saturday when almost every ride is packed.
hey coastoons, i went to walibi twice now, once in 2018 and once in 2023, the entire park feels diffrent, every single bit of it, you saying they went on a spending spree is an understatement for the park litterally feeling entirely diffrent, it went from something six flags would build to a more european style of park like toverland for example, its wild how much it changed (and theyre planning a rmc raptor for 2024/25) so their spending spree isnt even over hahahah
falcons flight is being built right now
Ik
@@Sir_Packer_the_1st ok
almost complete now 😂
@@koekie4 lol
Then there is the Beast which has held its Wooden Coaster & US coaster length records for nearly 50 years.
It got so bored waiting for competition it decided to break its own record this year.
Rmc the beast lol
The beast is too iconic to see RMC
I love the beasts new track
the fact that we haven’t had a new tallest coaster in so long makes sense, but it’s also mildly concerning
Big coaster has big price, 500 foot coasters could cost up to $40M
@@entity7339 yeah that’s part of the “makes sense” part, but if parks are willing to build b&m hypers and gigas, it’s not totally impossible
Wel with the rmc trex that’s really the only possible chance at a 500 foot coaster, that’s actually affordable. But the amount of g force a 500 foot single rail would exceed wouldn’t be a good marketing play cause most people won’t be able to handle it, it’ll be like i305 all over again
I know this is a stupid way to compare, and probably not comparable to real life, but it's pretty obvious why a 400+ foot giga doesn't exist if you just compare it a game like Planet Coaster. To have a realistic coaster that actually utilizes the entire kinetic force of a 460ft drop with few trims, the coaster ends up being twice the length, double the sqft, double the in game cost and most importantly with two mid course break runs only has a bumped up capacity of 2400 tops, just 30% over Fury's theoretical max. A coaster like that just doesn't seem like it'd ever get the monetary return need to build when a park can have three plus coasters with the same land.
If we see anything, I think it'd be at energylandia, their budget is crazy big
I don't know if the inversion record will get broken. I remember Alton towers having issues about making it because of making the GP to sick🤢. The mid course helped with 7 and 7 before and after but idk.
We’ll just do 8 and 8 then!
It’s not 7 and 7, it’s 1,6 and 7
@@dababybeesechurger what
@@svis6888 he probably means there's an inversion right out the station that is before the first lift hill, then there's 6 more inversions before the second lift hill then the final 7, so therefore it's 1-6-7 in terms of inversions instead of the commonly said 7-7
@@Pikachufan82 yea ok
The smiler will always be impressive to me because of how small of a footprint it has. And it holds a world record? And the theming is on point. It’s a fab ride.
The brits are amazing
Bit of an error in the section of the video covering the most inversions. The Smiler cost £18,000,000. Not €. That equates to about $21.8m. Still not the most expensive but still a significant difference.
I don’t know when he recorded this but the usd to euros might have been a different exchange price but idk
@@4-6-3DPBaseball It's not the exchange rate that is the issue. He used the wrong currency.
@@TheMaverick987 oh ok
@@TheMaverick987 Oh lol I just made a comment about it and then saw this.
@@TheMaverick987 Doesn't matter as long as it's the same value. And it might have been. check the conversion rate at the time the video was made
can confirm the smiler is madness. especially if you get stapled ✨
also the uk uses gbp... not euros
Thanks for using my footage again! It feels so cool knowing I've helped bigger creators
thanks for always letting me use it
@@Coastoons (:
@@Coastoonsso about falcons flight..
Cosmic Rewind does not just reuse the existing building. Only the queue, station, and some preliminary track are in the Horizons building, and they built an absolutely enormous building for the bulk of the ride itself.
You mean the Universe of Energy building?
@@h2filmdump Oops yeah you right
The former Universe of Energy building is the show building and the line que. Everything else is in the massive blue box behind it.
3:00 The rollercoaster is in a fucking desert. Goggles are here to protect your eyes from sand dust.
Lol😂
As someone who has been on GotG: Cosmic Rewind, I would be very surprised if it actually cost them $500 million to build. Not that it’s bad, it’s just that it’s basically space mountain but it turns, and has the Guardians of the Galaxy in it.
Probably because of the huge show building.
There's a bunch of theming.
@@Gamerboss40YT and the rights to the songs they use
I feel like Disney probably had to dish out tons of money for the 6 possible songs and that could be a good part of the supposed $500 million. At the same time, that makes me wonder about Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit because that has SIGNIFICANTLY more music options on it.
Regarding the steepest drop record... Did everyone collectively forget that the S&S Screaming Squirrel models exist? They have fully 180 degree drops and have been around for over a decade.
They don’t count
@@matthewfacciolini264 for what reason?
hmmm... what qualifies a coaster as a coaster?
@@wickedphant0m beyond 135°, a drop is no longer considered a drop, but rather an inversion, and inversions don't count for steepness
and yes this means that the steepest drop possible is 135° and no more
Just imagine cedar fair or someone having those 300 Million Universal spent on one coaster and buying 10 Fury 325s or 15 coasters for one park
Just give that 300 million to Cedar Point and u will see the most amazing coasters on earth!
Cedar Point builds the best coasters repeatedly over and over again!!
It's very hard to top Cedar Point when it comes to Rollercoasters 🤷🏻♂️
@@beverlypatama8148 Agreed
two issues to point out with the steepness record: firstly, TMNT is the official record, but from what I can tell some bootleg cheap coasters out in Italy and China seem to have steeper drops that simply were never mentioned.
secondly, while the record seems relatively easy to beat nowadays, it has an upper limit. By convention, anything beyond 135° is no longer considered a drop, but rather an inversion, so once the record reaches 135° it will be impossible to beat (otherwise S&S' Screaming Squirrel model would hold the record for steepest drop. On Man-O-War and Sequoia Magic Loop, those inversions could also be seen as 179° drops)
also the length record depends on whether or not alpine coasters count, cause by track length those dwarf Steel Dragon 2000. It does give an idea on how to beat the length record through more affordable means though: you'd need to build a terrain-based giga coaster
I’ve always said steel dragon is the world longest ground up coaster
As far as China goes, commie coasters don’t count.
I would love to see a terrain giga. Just one giant hill at the start, then just a really long smooth layout like millennium force going all over. Maybe even make a full circuit around an entire park like Dollywood
Keep up the quality content man, you’re awesome!
COASTOONS UPLOADED???? ITS A MIRACLE!
Lol
simple: worlds tallest kids coaster
I don't think the inversion record is gonna be broken soon or in the near future.
Besides, you've already made a video about why inversions are falling out of style and that airtime is pretty much the new hottest thing in the industry. Most of the GP and the thoosies are pretty much BEGGING for airtime of any kind being served to them on a silver platter. With that amount of attention being focused on airtime instead of inversions, I don't think we would see any kind of inversion-based coaster being built at any park anytime soon, and inversions are just gonna be a side-dish to the whole buffet of airtime that most new coasters offer now.
PS:Also I kinda find it funny that the Smiler is known to have one of the best airtime moments on any coaster in the UK, even though it's an inversion-based layout.
Even inversions nowadays seem to be hangtime(aka "inverted airtime")-oriented
@@revimfadli4666 Exactly. Or like the 'Mosasaurus' roll on Velocicoaster which ejects you out of your seat over the water. :D God I love that roll. An inversion that ejects you out of your seat instead of pushing you down into your seat? Yes please! I need more of those!
@@revimfadli4666 zero g stalls are fun
I agree, and even with the smiler, people generally agree the 2 airtime hills are the best parts of the ride
videos are improving as they go on really impressed with them have a good rest of your summer 🥳
8:05 euros??? Uk uses pounds I also really think it will be merlin who breaks the most inversions only because they broke there own record that was colossus and the park I think it will go to alton towers or one of merlins parks outside the uk
Airtime is definitely not subjective. You literally measure it with physics if you consider airtime any place where you experience a negative force of gravity (Gs) on the ride. The roller coaster creation software that companies use (like No Limits 2) can easily tell you how much time the coaster is experiencing negative Gs. You just need the speed of the ride over the measured length of the section that is experiencing the negative Gs and then you just add up the time it takes through all those sections.
The problem is that it changes drastically depending on how the ride is running at any given moment due to weather, temperature, weight of the train, daily maintenance, etc.
So an accurate measurement immediately becomes inaccurate as soon as any variable changes
@@samuelahoffman I get what you're saying but my point was it could be calculated and was objective, not subjective. There is no way to realistically consider all those variable in a measurement but if all of the measurements are done in a control with no variables like the software they use to build the coasters then the comparisons between them should be valid.
Ok, I think I see where you’re coming from now
It would be easy to see which coaster on average has the most airtime, which I believe is where the record is coming from, however the actual ride experience would rarely be what was calculated from the simulation
airtime is not just negatives. Floater can be felt at 0.3-0 G
When we started considering beyond vertical drops in the steepest drop record, seems like a Free Spin or Zac Spin would be the record holder.
It may be because its more of a flat ride than a coaster for records purposes
S&S's Screaming Squirrel model, though I've heard people say that its drop is an inversion, since it goes over 135°.
So, eventually, someone will do a 135° drop. And it's likely to be Gerstlauer.
I thought about that, perhaps they will still consider it a drop if it includes a pullout?
@@ralphwaggoner208 what about that one in Russia that had a 150° drop?
@@alaeriia01 wait which one?
cosmic rewind could easily have cost 500 mil. They probably paid money for developing the new system, obviously the new theming would cost something, but the new show building they made that a majority of the ride happens in is massive, one of if not the largest indoor space in wdw. That's where the money's coming from. The only thing they got to reuse was the front facade.
I guess that's true. Developing the ride system was probably took up a bulk of the budget
I think rebuilt dragster is going to take the crown from ka. I say this because this is Cedar Point's big opportunity to get back that height record, and I'm pretty confident going to do it.
Six flags is just gonna rebuild ka in that case
Yo I love that you add Hip hop beats to your videos my two favorite things roller coasters and Carti
I understand why some people think Cosmic Rewind doesn’t feel like $500mil, but:
1. It’s not just reusing an old building, that’s just the queue, they built a massive show building right behind it for the actual coaster
2. That massive building has over a mile of track making this one of the longest indoor coasters in the world, one of the longest in general too.
3. Unique ride system, the cars rotate to show you different scenes while traversing coaster speeds
4. The trains are very comfortable and accommodating
5. This ride was designed with two unload stations, two load stations, and multiple block zones to allow for many many trains to operate at once, they have at least 9 trains they can use too.
6. Paying the guardians actors
Coastoons video idea: ranking every single best coaster sound track
the video opening with R.I.P. by Carti got me unreasonably hyped for the vid 💀
Thanks for curing my boredom of a little while
Cedar point has had the tallest coaster 4 times (GEMINI).
YOUR INTRO IS NOT R.I.P. LMAO I love it so much
With the steepness record, There are actually 4 coasters 120 degrees or steeper. Crazy Bird in China at 120, Green Lantern at Warner Bros Movie World at 120.5, Takabisha at 121 and TMNT Shellraiser at 121.5
You pick the best background music, you always choose bangers
With that "most expensive" thing it will always come down to what is included in the number. I mean, with something like Black Mamba at Phantasialand, the ride itself was 11 Million Euros, plus another 11 Million on Landscaping on Theming, but is the cost for building the small, themed plaza and souvenir shop included somewhere in the number or not?
With Cosmic Rewind, if you include the cost of developing and prototyping a new Coaster Model, licensing for the music and actors used in the ride, theming for the whole building / area and stuff like that I can absolutely see the total cost of the entire project ballooning to 500 Million, especially when you take Covid related delays into consideration.
I was on Cosmic Rewind opening day and the $500M cost is definitely believable, the absolutely crazy amount of effects and theming they managed to shove into just that one ride is INSANE (especially in the actual coaster section). If you haven't been on it I'd really have to recommend it as once you have experienced this ride you'll wonder how they could have spent more.
plus inflation also exists
3 million dollars cannot buy today what 3 million dollars could buy in 1993
Moment the rocks costed that much? HOLY
As someone who listens to RUclips videos more than I watch them, it can get really distracting when there are so many misspeaking errors that are only corrected by a text correction on screen. I highly recommend taking the time to re-record a few lines of dialogue to get the facts/sentences right, as it will make your videos a lot cleaner.
The reason i think six flags chose great adventure for Kingda ka is because 1. flat land 2. New Jersey is extremely populated and huge cities like Philadelphia and NYC aren’t far away at all. the philly market tho has Hershey competing as well but the NYC market, what do you have? SF new england. or Dorney.
10:14: Man I love ,,Der Schwur des Kärnan". I'll be back in the Hansa-Park this summer.
I’m not even the biggest guy on rollercoasters but I love this channel so much, I really wanna get over my fear of rollercoasters and get into them tho
You just gotta look inti the fear of one and yeah, just go for it
(also work your way up)
The way you conquer your fear is typically dependent on why you fear coasters. There is a good video from CoasterBot that talks about different ways to conquer your fears.
Longest can be broken. RNC American Eagle at SFGAm, IF BUILT LIKE TWISTED COLOSSUS.
THANK YOU!
I find it funny how falcons flight is getting built
can i just point out that the top 3 most expensive coasters are all in fl;
1. GOTG $500M
2. HMCMA $300M
3. Expedition Everest $100M
Many roller coaster records are kinda shaky. Like most people consider Steel Dragon 2000 the longest coaster in the world but Tobotronc in Andorra is an alpine coaster with a track length of 17,388 ft. Also the SBF Visa tower coaster model looks to have a steeper drop than the 121 degrees of Shellraiser but unfortunately I’m not able to find the numbers to prove that.
Curveball, steepest drop is steel curtain at 180 degrees
i heard RIP and instantly knew it would be a banger
TL;DW of this video. Everyone is broke. You're broke, I'm broke. We're all broke.
Pls do a vid on the new universal parks coasters!! Love ur vids!
Guys wake up, coastoons posted a new video
Lol
This guys music taste is immaculate
The red coaster POV on the steepest part of the vid is my favorite ride at my home park lagoon, the coaster is called cannibal and it’s wild
Bro that intro caught me by suprise lmfao
Longest coaster could be broken with a TwiCol style mobius coaster. American Eagle at SFGAm, when combining both tracks, is the longest coaster in the world. If there is ever a GCI or RMC that has a TwiCol style thing to go around again, and if each half is like 4,100 feet long, it’s totally feasible.
I just went on shellraiser yesterday and it was so so so fun!!!
Don't really even care about records any more, as cool as it would be to see some taller or faster rides. I just want high quality fun and well themed rides. Both of universal orlando's recent additions are great examples. Velocicoaster and Hagrids both kick ass, and they seem to have smoothed out most of the mechanical issues on Hagrids from the first year.
lets be real here
we all have build a coaster in roller coaster tycoon that beats all of these simultaneousley
the rip intro is lit
I love when he says that it's fanfiction that falcons flight is gonna get build😂
The reason you have to wear goggles on Formula Rossa is because the sand underneath the ride gets swept up and can get in riders' eyes
@coastoons the most expensive coaster record got broken by Guardians of the Galaxy with 500 millions already!
thanks for this tutorial, I've been looking for a good tutorial for a long time and this is just what I needed. I'm gonna go use this information and break all the records.
Can I say how fast you are growing your nearly on 50k keep going
coastoons confirmed carti fan. hell yea
you gave me an idea for a new video thanks XD
+ you got awesome taste in music
Coastoons is the definition of quality over quantity
The reason you have to wear glasses on formula rossa is actually because the ride is in the desert, so the desert sand would be what could damage your eyes.
That was a dope intro 😤
I think that the smiler is gonna hold it’s record for quite a while, after all, riders are humans. That’s why some random park can’t just make a roller coaster with like 25 loops.
In 7,000 years when people are watching this: bro we beat all these records 6,700 years ago, he should have said that they could be broken but not any time soon
The production value is INCREASING and it looks great brother!
well well well Falcon's flight
Falcons flight has actually started with construction
Uk world records:
Fastest : Stealth ,80mph Thorpe Park
Tallest : Big One ,213 ft Blackpool Pleasure Beach
Most inversions : Smiler ,14 Inversions (Also the world record) Alton Towers
First flying coaster : Galactica ,B&M 2002 Alton Towers
First drop track : Thirteen ,Intamin 2010 Alton Towers
First B&M dive coaster : Oblivion, B&M 1998 Alton Towers
World records and worlds first are 2 different thing
Germany:
First launched flyer
Best theming
Most intense lsm coaster
Fatest lsm coaster
Most points where the track crossed it self.
Steepest log floom,
Idk forgot what else we got
But uk also got my respect for the records
The smiler is madness I couldn’t tell what was going on when I was on it
The tallest roller coaster is not only very tall but is also the second fastest roller coaster too!
as a brit who lives on the smilers doorstep, the smiler isnt gentle but isnt terrifying. everytime you go upside down, you lift from your seat a little, which is really fun
3:38 Hum... Like... How to say that... ITS BUILDING RN
I rarely comment on your videos but I’ve watched litterally every single one! Your editing style is incredible and your quality is perfect! I WISH my channel was as good as yours lol
you got the best music taste bruh
Me being from New Jersey and him talking about New Jersey like that felt personal 😅
Another common coastoons W
coastoons literally has the best opinions fr
The worlds of rollercoasters and Playboi Carti have finally collided. This is the happiest moment of my life
I think technically you can quantitatively measure airtime. Granted we don't have access to the G-Force readings from when they run the train with those sensors. But I'm pretty sure that in development and after construction they run the train with sensors on it to measure the G-Forces. It would be super cool if that type of information was readily available, but without it, all the airtime records are pretty weak in validity.
There's literally an app (Ride Forces) that takes very accurate measurements and shows you the forces you experience. Obviously this is difficult for rides where you have to empty your pockets, but for the other 99% of rides you can get a really clear picture.
@@2nerdsinhell That is super cool! I did not know that existed. I agree, little hard to get on rides with Metal Detectors and empty pockets. I wonder if they would make a version that could go on a smart-watch to negate those barriers.
@@bryngrey11 I'm not sure if the smart watches have as advanced of an internal accelerometer as smart phones, but if they did then it could be possible!
Why does this guy have the HARDEST beats in his intros
4:46 rip my home park :(
the goggles are due to it being in the desert
this is the best coaster content on youtube
love the music choices dawg
5:52 ay my park finally getting some love
Coastoons is definitely the best coaster channel no cap
100 years in the future be like:
“On this new ride,you will face the wrath of space.Want to visit The Sun?This is the perfect ride to do!
Visit our park to get on Space Adventure today!
I went on pantheon at Busch gardens yesterday. It’s the fastest and tallest multi launch coaster in the world
coastoons, you have to ride cosmic rewind to believe it. when you do the whole experience(walk through the line, ride it, walk off the ride)you’ll understand.
4:32 BRUH 😂
Eh I don’t know, I go to six flags great adventure almost everyday and most of the time kingda ka is empty compared to some rides like Medusa or like jersey devil. Sure there are those days where kingda ka is full but let’s be honest thats only on like Saturday when almost every ride is packed.
i commented "no way is falcons flight being built" one time and some dude said it was in the making rn and going to be done by like 2024
Falcons Flight is finally being built. Now it's time to see if it actually gets built all the way through. (hopefully 🤞)
The lil baby album flying across had me dead 😂😂😂😂
Falcons flight is opening late this year bro💀
hey coastoons, i went to walibi twice now, once in 2018 and once in 2023, the entire park feels diffrent, every single bit of it, you saying they went on a spending spree is an understatement for the park litterally feeling entirely diffrent, it went from something six flags would build to a more european style of park like toverland for example, its wild how much it changed (and theyre planning a rmc raptor for 2024/25) so their spending spree isnt even over hahahah
Railblazer in 0:11 is not in Six Flags Great Adventure and Safari. Its in California's Great America owned by Cedar Fair.
Sorry, it has the same color rail and looks like it. Thanks for informing me. 😅
this is really funny how he keeps saying falcons flight will not be built now that they have started building it lol