Chaos was my FAVE ride as a kid. I'll never forget how it kept saying "TIME IS RUNNING OUT" I miss Opryland so much. It was a great park in the 90s!!! Thanks for posting this video. Brought back many memories!!!
“Chaos Games” Is what you’re referring to. The sign for it was removed in 1994 but the arcade closed with the park and the coaster. Though it’s kind of odd to place an arcade right by something like chaos,
Thanks for this! Losing Opryland was Nashville's greatest loss. Opryland USA was a one of a kind place with unique rides and the best amusement park live entertainment in the world.
Chaos has always been one of my favorite "coasters" of all time. We would ride it 15 or more times back to back. It certainly was not intense but there was just something about the ride that made it so unique. I actually felt the ride to be relaxing and a great sensory experience. RIP Chaos. I may have to go to Belgium to ride the sister version
The AC was great in there. You'd be hot after walking all day. Ride the Grizzly River Rampage and then go right next door to the Chaos and get in the AC. It would cool you off and it was a fun ride.
@@CoasterKey I just sent you the photos of it. These ones date back to 1991. It would be cool if revolution was equipped with distortion glasses as well. That combined with revolution's effects creates an entirely new experience.
I now realise how fortunate I am to live near Bobbejaanland. The Revolution is a legendary rollercoaster, and it has always been my favourite! Finally going again next monday, first time since covid started!
Guys, Bobbejaanland just remasterd the original, "Revolution". It's just as amazing now as it was in 1989. Whenever you come to Belgium, pay it a visit!
Perhaps it's worth a moment to check out Revolution's 35th anniversary weekend we celebrated last month. During this weekend, 4 different soundtracks, and a combination of different historic projections used in Revolution, temporarily played in the ride again. It might be cool for checking out the history of Chaos' sister coaster :) Not to mention that, in the winter of 2023-2024, Revolution got a massive overhaul, focusing especially on bringing the theming back to it's original glory, and maintaining the coaster cart. Because of this, Revolution is here to stay for many years to come! (There's even some references to CHAOS now)
Update on the version at bobbejaanland: The ride has been split in half, half of the seats being used to use it as a VR experience, which workes suprisingly well, seeing that it's only left turns. This does really slow down the operations, having to make sure all the VR headsets are put on correctly. The second (and more saddening part) is that because the ride now utilises VR, the park doesn't care to still give an enjoyable experience to the other half of the riders, the ones without a VR headset. The ride basically got stripped of all it's special effects: the animation doesn't play, not at the bottom, nor at the top. Smoke effects? forget it. TL lights at the side? It looks more like the emergency lights from the looks of it. It's sad to see, but the coaster as we knew it is basically not functionning anymore. So if you want to relive Chaos like it was back in the early 90's, i'm afraid you're about half a decade too late.
Its funny to hear about the changes because I was there when these changes were made. A guy named Bob who ran the ride was celebrating his birthday and he handed out party favors to the riders. They threw the party favors at the cameras and screens in the ride cause millions of dollars in damage so the screens never worked again. This is why they added the changes to the ride and fun fact: Bob was never fired for this. LOL I worked at Opryland from 88 to 93 and again in 95.
I've been going on the Revolution for pretty much my whole life. We don't really have many theme parks with thrilling rides, but that one may just be the best coaster here. I absolutely love it and have to ride it every time i visit bobbejaanland.
Thank you for making this. I spent so many summers at Opryland! That ride was fantastic! And, the Halloween festivities were incredible. They would drain the river raft ride to make it a walk through haunted house called Quarantine. It. Was. TERRIFYING! But, Opryland was incredible. Stupid Mall… update: I didn’t finish the video before talking about Quarantine. Lol.
Back in the day, there used to be a video here on RUclips that had POV recordings of both ride screens, I believe something titled along the lines of, "Revolution Both Films." The video was in 4:3, with both recordings stretched and stacked vertically, but also in sync. Of course, I went to go find it again but the video is gone. Gone just like another video I swear also existed, a compilation by Revolution Fans that featured that same recording. You can never win... Jeroen Kanters, the person who made those awesome 3D recreations, said he acquired both screen films by asking Bobbejaanland themselves. So there's that.
Coming back to this video a year later, it's funny how Chaos may have not taken off in terms of this model, but this is obviously the spiritual predecessor to very successful coasters today such as The Rock and Roller Coaster at Hollywood Studios, Escape from Gringot's at Universal Studios, and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at Epcot. It was an attempt at an immersive coaster experience, just ahead of its time and in a park that ended up being managed by idiots just long enough to get the park killed for no good reason whatsoever.
i discovered that chaos existed because of signs bobbejaanland put up near revolution, that day i did ride revoloution 3 times in a row and one time in complete darkness also bones on the beach is a banger
Very interesting documentary about this unique coaster ! I actually went to Bobbejaanland on the 14th of May but Revolution was closed due to Covid restrictions, it was my 1st time there so I never experienced the Vekoma Illusion before, so I guess I have to go back when indoor attractions will be able to be reopened to get a ride in this unique coaster !
@@CoasterKey Yes I'm interested in it, I like coasters with great and/or unique theming as it brings something memorable to the overall experience and the Vekoma Illusion coasters are exactly that so I can't wait to go back there and have a ride in it !
@@CoasterKeyThanks ! And sure ! And the Ride To Happiness (Mack Xtreme Spinner) at Plopsaland too ! And Bobbejaanland, Walibi Belgium and Plopsaland are all easily accessible by both car and public transports. As for Walibi Holland I don't know since I never went there.
i loved this coaster , tho they quit giving out the glasses after the first season, than eventually the effects were gone and the ride was no longer dark and more or less a spiral, you would see tons of glasses laying at the bottom
As a kid Revolution was one of my favorite rides. Back when the original screens worked in synch, the clocks and the coghweels, it was all unique and magical. They have really messed it up with the VR and stripping of other effects. However i do always still nostalgically ride it. I just close my eyes and picture the clocks ;)
@@AzelJNR also the station from the revolution got his nostalgia back, when he starts with his ride there comes kind of sound! ( Idk what the sound is called )
This was my favorite ride! I very vaguely remember riding when glasses were required. I remember more of the version with aliens, that had the monster at the end. I'm not sure which version had like, glowing crystals in the center but that memory sticks out too. After watching the vid - I guess I'm remembering the reactors as crystals?
I had the luxury of ride both models; as an enthusiast I think it was a fine ride. Intensity is not my first objective I'm more of a historian than a thrill seeker and enjoy unique experiences experiences. Any park could have bought it and inserted their own IP. It's all all weather ride, that seats many people, re-ridable and attractive to the overall park guest that could be returned at a moments notice if a park marketed and cared enough to do so. Thanks for the video it is a ride worth remembering.
Nashville native here. Opryland is "op" with a short o, not "oop" OG Nashvillians *hate* Gaylord for shutting down Opryland without warning and opening yet another mall---at the time Opry Mills opened, there were a total of NINE active malls in Nashville. That said, a new mall in that area would have been an *excellent* alternative to a theme park...in the 1970s or 1980s. By the time Opry Mills opened in 2000, brick-and-mortar stores were already starting to be usurped by online shopping. Once the Great Recession came along in 2007, the lesser performing malls of the city started folding up in short order.
Vekoma was on top of the game back then and Illusion is the best example of that. Always wondered why they had to take out the screens after just one year at Opry, while at Bobbejaanland they were able to keep them longer. It's too bad some folks had to ruin the fun for everyone else. Would love to a pic of the train nowadays, if it still exists (I only ever read of the train being offered for sale, not actually sold). It's definitely one of the most legendary / sought after coaster items in history. Also one correction, originally the ride featured a soundtrack produced by Elias Associates which synced with the film projections. Hoenig's Bones on the Beach wasn't added until 1990 (or possibly 1991), when the screens had already been removed. Bobbejaanland adopted an edited version of the soundtrack in 2004 (possibly to honor Chaos).
I know BJL had Bones on the beach in 1989, so thanks for the advice. I just assumed from my sources who said the soundtrack on chaos never changed and was produced by both Elias associates and hoeing working together. Again, at Opryland the screens were said to not work right very much at all, so that’s why both were removed instead of just the bottom at BJL. The sources I used never stated there was a soundtrack change thus the error. Sorry about that. I will issue a formal correction in the description.
@@CoasterKey Hmm interesting, what is that source? Someone once asked mr Hoenig if he knew his music was played on these coasters and he did not, so he couldn't have worked together with the original team. Both parks had the original / Elias music in 1989, also Bobbejaanland.
@@mario64remix ruclips.net/video/geJDuzveY48/видео.html Plays Hoenig's music. (a 1989 based animation) as well, web.archive.org/web/20010105085400/www.access2control.com/music.htm did not mention any other soundtrack.
@@CoasterKey There are multiple versions of the simulation by Jeroen Kanters. The upload called ''Revolution 3D - 1989 (originele muziek)'' contains the original music. I do generally trust the Access 2 Control website but I'm just not sure about this one. For one, the book ''Opryland USA (Images of Modern America)'' claims the music was changed to Bones in 1991 (although 1990 sounds more likely to me as it would have gone along with the removal of the screens). Furthermore, wouldn't it make sense for both coasters to use the specially made for the film soundtrack? Illusion featured an 16 channel audio system which obviously only a specially produced piece of audio could fully take advantage of. Would be a waste to just play an existing tune like Bones.
I rode Chaos so much as a kid. It wasn't as fun when you could see what was going on in the later years though. Interesting to learn it was so rare. My mom and dad worked at Opryland before I was born and once my school choir did a Christmas show there. Local store sells items with the 1988 old park map on them so I have a few coasters with coasters on them. The mall kinda sucks. It's just a mall. They don't even have the Stingray petting pool like it did when it opened. Even more annoying the Mall isn't even over most of the park. Most of the park space is a parking lot that's hardly used. Part of some of the rides were still there for a while. Probably not going to get to Belgium any time soon.
I worked on chaos in 91 - 94. I miss this place so mush. what happened to the screen I was told someone drop they cup of soda on it. then that kill it. they could not replace it because it cost too much.
Can we take a moment to realize that it's in 2 days its been 25 years ago when chaos got taken down? The date was 10/25/1997 and the hour was somewhere at 08:00PM
My mother was on chaos when one of the ride vehicles derailed and she said that people come walking by done the usual thing such as raising the restraints and the lights turned on and everyone got off but no one was hurt.
Dumb decision on their part. I used to go there regularly. Never have stepped a foot in the mall. Such a dumb move on their part. It was one of the best small theme parks in existence.
it was vandalised. Not one item ever "fell" onto the screen. Evil.kids made sport of it. Finally someone hit that quarter million dollar projector on. the 3 cables in the middle of that huge room with a soda cup and they just refused to.fix it again. Pretty much impossible to accidentally hit that thing spiraling 100 feet up around it but it happened 3 times that i know of and the park that bought those rides was a shell company they went straight to a field to rot at totaled prices suposedly from the now irelivant landlock. Now that mall is half dead too. Greedy fools ripped nashvilles heart out if you ask me.
This is the second video that is about Opryland that is made by people who don't even know how to pronounce it right! Opry--like "opera"--but with an "ee" sound at the end. Obviously you don't know anything about Nashville or The Grand Ole Opry that is a cultural backbone of our city for close to 100 years (beginning with the radio broadcasts). You and that British guy needs to do more research before publishing.
What a truly jerk way to say "You're pronouncing it wrong". Aside from that issue, he did an outstanding job on getting all the info for this obscure former coaster.
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Chaos was my FAVE ride as a kid. I'll never forget how it kept saying "TIME IS RUNNING OUT"
I miss Opryland so much. It was a great park in the 90s!!! Thanks for posting this video. Brought back many memories!!!
Please move quickly through the station… your time is running out. Still in my head. Lol
My niece was squalling and horrified by the time we got out of there 😂
Chaos also had the best arcade in Opryland. You exited the ride through the arcade.
“Chaos Games” Is what you’re referring to. The sign for it was removed in 1994 but the arcade closed with the park and the coaster. Though it’s kind of odd to place an arcade right by something like chaos,
Yes! Reminded me of Space Mountain in WDW where you exit through the arcade.
They had watch claw machines which worked well with the original theming. I eventually saw those machines at the hotel next door.
Thanks for this! Losing Opryland was Nashville's greatest loss.
Opryland USA was a one of a kind place with unique rides and the best amusement park live entertainment in the world.
One of the dumbest business decisions in history was closing it.
Chaos has always been one of my favorite "coasters" of all time. We would ride it 15 or more times back to back. It certainly was not intense but there was just something about the ride that made it so unique. I actually felt the ride to be relaxing and a great sensory experience. RIP Chaos. I may have to go to Belgium to ride the sister version
The AC was great in there. You'd be hot after walking all day. Ride the Grizzly River Rampage and then go right next door to the Chaos and get in the AC. It would cool you off and it was a fun ride.
I actually have a pair of distortion glasses from chaos.
Cool! Can you send me a picture of them? (I can be reached via epithet email or Instagram, both are linked in the description)
@@CoasterKey I just sent you the photos of it. These ones date back to 1991.
It would be cool if revolution was equipped with distortion glasses as well. That combined with revolution's effects creates an entirely new experience.
How cool
I haven't forgotten it, my friend. One of my favorite coasters as a kid/teen. Really miss Opryland, even today!
I now realise how fortunate I am to live near Bobbejaanland. The Revolution is a legendary rollercoaster, and it has always been my favourite! Finally going again next monday, first time since covid started!
Your pronunciation of some of these rides is fun! I’m too southern!
I've been to many amusement parks since this park and NOTHING comes close to be as cool as this ride. So sad....
My bestie and I use to ride this over and over and over again. 30-40times in a row!
Guys, Bobbejaanland just remasterd the original, "Revolution". It's just as amazing now as it was in 1989. Whenever you come to Belgium, pay it a visit!
nope. it's better, but still doesn't include both (main) screens.
Perhaps it's worth a moment to check out Revolution's 35th anniversary weekend we celebrated last month. During this weekend, 4 different soundtracks, and a combination of different historic projections used in Revolution, temporarily played in the ride again. It might be cool for checking out the history of Chaos' sister coaster :)
Not to mention that, in the winter of 2023-2024, Revolution got a massive overhaul, focusing especially on bringing the theming back to it's original glory, and maintaining the coaster cart. Because of this, Revolution is here to stay for many years to come! (There's even some references to CHAOS now)
Update on the version at bobbejaanland:
The ride has been split in half, half of the seats being used to use it as a VR experience, which workes suprisingly well, seeing that it's only left turns. This does really slow down the operations, having to make sure all the VR headsets are put on correctly.
The second (and more saddening part) is that because the ride now utilises VR, the park doesn't care to still give an enjoyable experience to the other half of the riders, the ones without a VR headset. The ride basically got stripped of all it's special effects: the animation doesn't play, not at the bottom, nor at the top. Smoke effects? forget it. TL lights at the side? It looks more like the emergency lights from the looks of it.
It's sad to see, but the coaster as we knew it is basically not functionning anymore. So if you want to relive Chaos like it was back in the early 90's, i'm afraid you're about half a decade too late.
Interesting...
I miss Opryland 😢
Its funny to hear about the changes because I was there when these changes were made. A guy named Bob who ran the ride was celebrating his birthday and he handed out party favors to the riders. They threw the party favors at the cameras and screens in the ride cause millions of dollars in damage so the screens never worked again. This is why they added the changes to the ride and fun fact: Bob was never fired for this. LOL I worked at Opryland from 88 to 93 and again in 95.
I've been going on the Revolution for pretty much my whole life. We don't really have many theme parks with thrilling rides, but that one may just be the best coaster here. I absolutely love it and have to ride it every time i visit bobbejaanland.
Thank you for making this. I spent so many summers at Opryland! That ride was fantastic! And, the Halloween festivities were incredible. They would drain the river raft ride to make it a walk through haunted house called Quarantine. It. Was. TERRIFYING! But, Opryland was incredible. Stupid Mall… update: I didn’t finish the video before talking about Quarantine. Lol.
Are you talking about the Grizzly River Rampage? I didn't know that they would drain it and make a haunted house.
Back in the day, there used to be a video here on RUclips that had POV recordings of both ride screens, I believe something titled along the lines of, "Revolution Both Films." The video was in 4:3, with both recordings stretched and stacked vertically, but also in sync.
Of course, I went to go find it again but the video is gone. Gone just like another video I swear also existed, a compilation by Revolution Fans that featured that same recording. You can never win...
Jeroen Kanters, the person who made those awesome 3D recreations, said he acquired both screen films by asking Bobbejaanland themselves. So there's that.
Coming back to this video a year later, it's funny how Chaos may have not taken off in terms of this model, but this is obviously the spiritual predecessor to very successful coasters today such as The Rock and Roller Coaster at Hollywood Studios, Escape from Gringot's at Universal Studios, and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at Epcot. It was an attempt at an immersive coaster experience, just ahead of its time and in a park that ended up being managed by idiots just long enough to get the park killed for no good reason whatsoever.
Oh! And also The Mummy at Universal Studios, very cinematic.
A more Direct decendant would probably be Vogel Rok (Bird Rok) at Efteling
i discovered that chaos existed because of signs bobbejaanland put up near revolution, that day i did ride revoloution 3 times in a row and one time in complete darkness
also bones on the beach is a banger
Cool!
Loved this! I was able to ride chaos in the mid 90’s and I loved how creative and unique it was! Sad to think it’s sitting somewhere rotting away
Very interesting documentary about this unique coaster ! I actually went to Bobbejaanland on the 14th of May but Revolution was closed due to Covid restrictions, it was my 1st time there so I never experienced the Vekoma Illusion before, so I guess I have to go back when indoor attractions will be able to be reopened to get a ride in this unique coaster !
Bummer you couldn’t get on revolution, but it’s nice that you’re interested in the overlooked ride
@@CoasterKey Yes I'm interested in it, I like coasters with great and/or unique theming as it brings something memorable to the overall experience and the Vekoma Illusion coasters are exactly that so I can't wait to go back there and have a ride in it !
@@imaginox9 Good Luck! Maybe I can ride too if I ever go to the Benelux to ride Kondaa and Untamed
@@CoasterKeyThanks ! And sure ! And the Ride To Happiness (Mack Xtreme Spinner) at Plopsaland too ! And Bobbejaanland, Walibi Belgium and Plopsaland are all easily accessible by both car and public transports. As for Walibi Holland I don't know since I never went there.
@@imaginox9 Thanks for the advice!
i loved this coaster , tho they quit giving out the glasses after the first season, than eventually the effects were gone and the ride was no longer dark and more or less a spiral, you would see tons of glasses laying at the bottom
As a kid Revolution was one of my favorite rides. Back when the original screens worked in synch, the clocks and the coghweels, it was all unique and magical. They have really messed it up with the VR and stripping of other effects. However i do always still nostalgically ride it. I just close my eyes and picture the clocks ;)
The clock is back now (hope it stays) they also added some new light effects and fixed the moonflowers on the walls
@@AzelJNR also the station from the revolution got his nostalgia back, when he starts with his ride there comes kind of sound! ( Idk what the sound is called )
@@revxlutxon1050 yeah i know. I love it
Absolutely hate Opry Mills because of closing Opryland. used to love going to that park. one of my favorite things to do when I was a kid.
Yeah, it’s really a shame
Dumbest business decision ever
This was my favorite ride! I very vaguely remember riding when glasses were required. I remember more of the version with aliens, that had the monster at the end. I'm not sure which version had like, glowing crystals in the center but that memory sticks out too. After watching the vid - I guess I'm remembering the reactors as crystals?
Finally someone remembers that green monster!!!
@@sieje yup there was definitely a monster!
Thank you! I've been hoping to find a video about CHAOS/Revolution!
Consider Your Wish Granted!
the best way of describing Chaos from the people I have talked with that got to ride it, it's a significantly better version of Space Mountain.
I had the luxury of ride both models; as an enthusiast I think it was a fine ride. Intensity is not my first objective I'm more of a historian than a thrill seeker and enjoy unique experiences experiences. Any park could have bought it and inserted their own IP. It's all all weather ride, that seats many people, re-ridable and attractive to the overall park guest that could be returned at a moments notice if a park marketed and cared enough to do so. Thanks for the video it is a ride worth remembering.
Nashville native here.
Opryland is "op" with a short o, not "oop"
OG Nashvillians *hate* Gaylord for shutting down Opryland without warning and opening yet another mall---at the time Opry Mills opened, there were a total of NINE active malls in Nashville. That said, a new mall in that area would have been an *excellent* alternative to a theme park...in the 1970s or 1980s. By the time Opry Mills opened in 2000, brick-and-mortar stores were already starting to be usurped by online shopping. Once the Great Recession came along in 2007, the lesser performing malls of the city started folding up in short order.
Vekoma was on top of the game back then and Illusion is the best example of that.
Always wondered why they had to take out the screens after just one year at Opry, while at Bobbejaanland they were able to keep them longer. It's too bad some folks had to ruin the fun for everyone else. Would love to a pic of the train nowadays, if it still exists (I only ever read of the train being offered for sale, not actually sold). It's definitely one of the most legendary / sought after coaster items in history.
Also one correction, originally the ride featured a soundtrack produced by Elias Associates which synced with the film projections. Hoenig's Bones on the Beach wasn't added until 1990 (or possibly 1991), when the screens had already been removed. Bobbejaanland adopted an edited version of the soundtrack in 2004 (possibly to honor Chaos).
I know BJL had Bones on the beach in 1989, so thanks for the advice. I just assumed from my sources who said the soundtrack on chaos never changed and was produced by both Elias associates and hoeing working together. Again, at Opryland the screens were said to not work right very much at all, so that’s why both were removed instead of just the bottom at BJL. The sources I used never stated there was a soundtrack change thus the error. Sorry about that. I will issue a formal correction in the description.
@@CoasterKey Hmm interesting, what is that source? Someone once asked mr Hoenig if he knew his music was played on these coasters and he did not, so he couldn't have worked together with the original team. Both parks had the original / Elias music in 1989, also Bobbejaanland.
@@mario64remix ruclips.net/video/geJDuzveY48/видео.html Plays Hoenig's music. (a 1989 based animation) as well, web.archive.org/web/20010105085400/www.access2control.com/music.htm did not mention any other soundtrack.
@@CoasterKey There are multiple versions of the simulation by Jeroen Kanters. The upload called ''Revolution 3D - 1989 (originele muziek)'' contains the original music.
I do generally trust the Access 2 Control website but I'm just not sure about this one. For one, the book ''Opryland USA (Images of Modern America)'' claims the music was changed to Bones in 1991 (although 1990 sounds more likely to me as it would have gone along with the removal of the screens). Furthermore, wouldn't it make sense for both coasters to use the specially made for the film soundtrack? Illusion featured an 16 channel audio system which obviously only a specially produced piece of audio could fully take advantage of. Would be a waste to just play an existing tune like Bones.
@@mario64remix OOOOOH. I missed that lol. But the description has to be changed now.
Such a loss for absolutely no reason. The park was great and is missed!
Bobbejaanland is renovating the Revolution coaster and they have included little references to Chaos in the new theming
I rode Chaos so much as a kid. It wasn't as fun when you could see what was going on in the later years though. Interesting to learn it was so rare. My mom and dad worked at Opryland before I was born and once my school choir did a Christmas show there. Local store sells items with the 1988 old park map on them so I have a few coasters with coasters on them. The mall kinda sucks. It's just a mall. They don't even have the Stingray petting pool like it did when it opened. Even more annoying the Mall isn't even over most of the park. Most of the park space is a parking lot that's hardly used. Part of some of the rides were still there for a while.
Probably not going to get to Belgium any time soon.
Im so glad a park near where i live made one of these its so cool ( if your wondering its the Revolution located here in Belgium)
Bobbejaanland isnt really obscure here in belgium, They also removed all references to the vr coaster and added new effects
I worked on chaos in 91 - 94. I miss this place so mush. what happened to the screen I was told someone drop they cup of soda on it. then that kill it. they could not replace it because it cost too much.
I'm surpirsed you did not mention the ABB Stromberg electical system that produce what bobbejaanland calls the "revolution start sound".
You can still ride magnum though....😉 (i would love to ride this one actually)
Can we take a moment to realize that it's in 2 days its been 25 years ago when chaos got taken down? The date was 10/25/1997 and the hour was somewhere at 08:00PM
My mother was on chaos when one of the ride vehicles derailed and she said that people come walking by done the usual thing such as raising the restraints and the lights turned on and everyone got off but no one was hurt.
It was the bobsled ride that always flipped. I never heard about that with Chaos, but glad it wasn’t bad or had injuries!
@@shannond7437You mean the Screamin Delta Demon?
Bro this is an amazing video
I rode Chaos back in the day. It was okay. Not especially thrilling but interesting nonetheless,
Rides have had their queues used for other rides, but lol They used an actual ride for another rides queue
You mean an actual ride for a walkthrough
That peculiar coaster queue concession stand couldn't have helped with the loose article problem that Chaos had.
Yeah, Hope they had trash cans for the Cotten candy
Dumb decision on their part. I used to go there regularly. Never have stepped a foot in the mall. Such a dumb move on their part. It was one of the best small theme parks in existence.
ooooopryland? Nah. Its AHHHHpryland/
Can't even say Opry correct and use a Mario back drop
You are welcome for that cotton candy smell.
it was vandalised. Not one item ever "fell" onto the screen. Evil.kids made sport of it. Finally someone hit that quarter million dollar projector on. the 3 cables in the middle of that huge room with a soda cup and they just refused to.fix it again. Pretty much impossible to accidentally hit that thing spiraling 100 feet up around it but it happened 3 times that i know of and the park that bought those rides was a shell company they went straight to a field to rot at totaled prices suposedly from the now irelivant landlock. Now that mall is half dead too. Greedy fools ripped nashvilles heart out if you ask me.
Please tell me where you are from? I need to understand your accent and pronunciations of words.
This is the second video that is about Opryland that is made by people who don't even know how to pronounce it right! Opry--like "opera"--but with an "ee" sound at the end. Obviously you don't know anything about Nashville or The Grand Ole Opry that is a cultural backbone of our city for close to 100 years (beginning with the radio broadcasts). You and that British guy needs to do more research before publishing.
I love Opree-lin when I was growing up in Nosh-ve-i-lle, Teeny-she.
What a truly jerk way to say "You're pronouncing it wrong". Aside from that issue, he did an outstanding job on getting all the info for this obscure former coaster.
It never worked. A rollercoaster in the dark.