A cool quiz would be longest and shortest coaster in each state. Or longest wood and longest steel. Also I like how you just forgot about Kings dominion when you got to Virgina.
No steel coaster is listed in South Carolina despite the fact that Intimidator, Afterburn and Copperhead Strike are entirely in the state. We South Carolinians get tired of all the Carowinds coasters being credited to North Carolina.
Yeah imo the state with the station building should be the state that gets counted. Especially since the bulk of Carowinds's land is in SC (and local media refer to Carowinds as being in Rock Hill).
The bits of extra effort you put in for these videos, no matter how noticeable, are wonderful to see. The clips of rides intercut with the quiz-taking is another solid idea to make it more watchable.
Fun fact about Pennsylvania: Steel Curtain and Wildcat may be the tallest, but Phantoms Revenge second drop is obviously longer than Steel Curtain is tall at 232 feet and the very last drop on Thunderbolt at 95 feet is 10 feet longer than Wildcat's drop!
@@AC98000 Definitely. Lived in/around Indy since I was 10 in 1990. Still remember local news saying something was coming 30 years ago. Indy hosts the Final Four and even Super Bowls now, though. Still surprised there's nothing big closer by. Also was in Arizona til 1990, and there's NOTHING there too, despite Phoenix blowing up in terms of people. Not complaining about either state really, just found it odd nobody's taken advantage of growing central cities. You're either going to far corner areas for Holiday World, or leaving Indiana altogether for Ohio, Kentucky, etc.
@@clevelandbci9562 ikr I have live here since 1996 and I think it would be extremely profitable to build a theme park on the north side of Indianapolis or even up in to Hamilton or Boone county sense that is one of the richest areas in the state
@@AC98000 101% agreed. The whole area blew up in the last few years. I lived in Noblesville for a few in my 20's. There was nothing there but Deer Creek Music Center between the 69 exit and my subdivision. Now it's unrecognizable compared to then.
@@clevelandbci9562 yes we just need something...anything to fill the gap.imagine driving up Michigan road and just seeing a giant theme park now that would be nice
I got 38/69 or 55%, about half, what I get on most of these quizzes Only upset about missing Raging Bull and MAYBE the ones at Michigan's Adventure (but I always forget those). So I actually got most everything I knew this time (unlike last quiz)!
76% for me, and I'm pretty pleased with that. There wasn't anything that I missed that should have been obvious, to my mind, except maybe Shivering Timbers. I definitely didn't miss anything I've actually ridden, which is always embarrassing.
Hey I love both of your guy'ses videos! Keep up the great work guys! I love that I get to be a part of such a positive and creative community of coaster lovers such as myself! Keep doing what you do.
Thx for adding coaster footage for some of the coasters! It really ups the quality by getting to see some of the coasters especially when some of us might not know what the coasters are.
The biggest mistake I did was not getting Lightning Rod for the tallest wood coaster in Tennessee xD The others I missed were unknown to me anyways, but 87%, hey pretty good
Fury 325 goes through both states due to Carowinds operating on the North and South Carolina state lines. I think it would have been redundant to list it twice.
Well fury’s station is in North Carolina making it in North Carolina. It’s just like if your house is in two different countries, whatever country the front door is is where you pay your taxes too Intimidator along with Afterburn and several kiddie coasters are not, their stations and the majority of the rides are in SoCar
As a New Englander, I am disappointed about your lack of knowledge of our area. Plus, you should put Canobie Corkscrew on your bucket list for this. Designed by Arrow Development, Canobie Corkscrew was first operated in 1975 as Chicago Loop at the indoor amusement park Old Chicago in Bolingbrook, Illinois. It was the second roller coaster in the world to turn riders upside down twice. It is an almost 50 year old looping roller coaster still in operation, which is pretty impressive! Plus you also need to visit Funtown which is within 2 hours of Canobie as they do have Excalibur, and the best ever scrambler ride in Atrosphere. Canobie Coaster will back me up on that claim too!
Creator of this quiz, Please accept "The Beast" for "Beast" at Kings Island in Ohio. The actual answer displayed when answered is "The Beast", so the should be accepted.
I love all your videos and have been watching every one since january of last year, but I'd love a new video series, getting a little tired of these quizzes
Im going to be starting an in depth documentary series, ive been working all week on it. The quizzes are just extra, its either post these on saturdays or post nothing
47/69, and the ones I missed I never would have gotten in a million years. I knew the Canobie Corkscrew was the tallest coaster in NH, though. But it's probably not long for this world, which would leave Untamed.
Why does South Carolina not have a steel coaster? I thought that there were several steel coasters on the South Carolina side of Carowinds ? Isn’t there a steel coaster in family kingdom ?
Afterburn is definitely on the SC side, and Intimidator might be as well. Family Kingdom has a wild mouse called Twist N Shout. In other words, South Carolina does have steel coasters, and I’m not sure why they were left out of the quiz.
Some of those states have some tiny coasters. I'm in Illinois but can make Indiana for Holiday World and Ohio for Cedar Point and Kings Island, which I have been to both more than once, Cedar Point a half dozen times. Hoping parks are open want to make Kings Island for Orion and possibly Cedar Point for Steel Vengeance, the only major coaster I haven't rode there yet.
I found out the problem with wild Eagle at Dollywood. RCDB does not have the height listed on the page the why Tennessee Tornado was listed as the highest steel coaster. Wild Eagle is i believe 200 tall but might be just under or over but the drop is only 135 feet. A lot of people don't know that because it goes up the side of the mountain.
Chris: Hmm Tennessee steel coaster obviously Wild Eagle Quiz: Technically yes but no Chris' brain: wait its not a mountain coaster is it... Mystery Mine no... Tornado whew yes...
58/69, so 84%. Missed Superman: Escape from Krypton and Boulder Dash, which made me feel like an idiot afterwards lol. Other than that, I'd say I did pretty well!
I got 68/69 it was really easy because they didn’t include small roller coasters and it had the text available Only one I didn’t got was Sea Viper in Maine which I have never heard of
68/69. I beat your score! I can't believe it! The only one I missed was New Mexico's Steel. Had no clue it even existed🤣. By the way did you hear Wildcat at Frontier City is supposedly getting new trains for 2021?
54/69 I don't know a lot of the east coast or PNW coasters very well, like I had no clue about Maine or Washington. Also some of the southern states were lost on me, like Louisiana and Arkansas. These quizzes are great, I look forward to all of them!
I live near King's Dominion and I've been going there since I was a kid, so that hurt me a little bit. But I shouldn't talk because I probably couldn't name 50% of the other coasters on this list.
forgive my ignoreness as a non american and non coaster fan (i just.. like this guys videos lmao), why isnt each state listed? does each state not have a theme park/amusement park? im surprised!
I had no idea that ghost ride was the tallest in my state. It definitely is my favorite wooden especially at night when it feels like 10 times faster but I had no clue it was the tallest.
When superman great escape was considered the highest in california is it because of the structure being that the cars don't actually go to the top of the track doesn't seem fair. Run on sentence I know but just saying.
I remain surprised by how devoid of roller coasters Arizona is, especially with ASU historically being a pretty infamous party school. Does it just get too hot?
Almost every state (South Dakota, Wyoming, etc.) has at least ONE coaster, typically a random kiddie coaster at a random mall / FEC. If this quiz wanted to be an asshole, it could've required you to name those ones too lol
I got 15/69...with luck. Spat out T3 at the last second even though I have no idea what that is. I really need to study my coasters. I'm suck a GP, haha
It defiantly isn’t, but the creator of the quiz clearly took the data from RCDB, which doesn’t list a hight for Wild Eagle and for some reason lists the hight of TT as 163feet even though it’s built on a hillside so at the top of the lift hill I’d guess your only about 50feet of the ground. So the tallest part of TT is the vertical loop witch is listed as 110 feet. I can’t actually find a hight for WE but given it’s drop is 135feet I’d guess is around that.
I love the video for i305 creeping in while he's busy forgetting about it
Chris hates I305 so much he forgot it. 😂
He just doesn't crave intensity like so many other enthusiasts. It's in his top 75
That was embarrassing. I was yelling at my phone. Never even been but come on, black out helix following a 300ft drop.
@@jaya1000 I 305 is great, but you really don't black out every time on that helix. For me it's a grey out at most
@@B4rry16 that's disappointing. What if you chug a couple DIPAs before boarding?
@@jaya1000 lmao
The fact that he almost forgot to type in a giga coaster…
I can’t get enough of these quizzes. I look forward to watching them every lazy Saturday afternoon.
Agreed
Same here
Yep
A cool quiz would be longest and shortest coaster in each state. Or longest wood and longest steel.
Also I like how you just forgot about Kings dominion when you got to Virgina.
You seem like Employee of the Month material to me.
I love the sal profile pic
Oklahoma Steel & Virginia Wood are my two favorite adult movie stars.
nice
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No steel coaster is listed in South Carolina despite the fact that Intimidator, Afterburn and Copperhead Strike are entirely in the state. We South Carolinians get tired of all the Carowinds coasters being credited to North Carolina.
Yeah i get that. Carowinds is tricky to classify in a database tho so they all get stuck with the parks official address which is in NC
Yeah imo the state with the station building should be the state that gets counted. Especially since the bulk of Carowinds's land is in SC (and local media refer to Carowinds as being in Rock Hill).
New Jersey is insane: steel-456, wood-181 😂
And in one park too
@@fredwardandthebear3192 and right next to each other too
Who would've thought it would be those...... I don't know what to even call them, people.
I love how you put actual video of each ride it makes it a lot more enjoyable to watch. Not that it wasn’t enjoyable before but....
74%! If it was a test at my school, I would've passed!!
I’m taking the quiz rn but couldn’t help but not notice the 69 and feel super satisfied
I did the exact same thing with Virginia! Typed in like all of the coasters at BGW and then went DUH I305!
Omg for Ohio steel I literally said mean streak I’m actually so dumb
Lol, at the same park.
These quizzes are awesome, I like that you added in the clips of the coasters on the side when you get one.
The bits of extra effort you put in for these videos, no matter how noticeable, are wonderful to see. The clips of rides intercut with the quiz-taking is another solid idea to make it more watchable.
Fun fact about Pennsylvania:
Steel Curtain and Wildcat may be the tallest, but Phantoms Revenge second drop is obviously longer than Steel Curtain is tall at 232 feet and the very last drop on Thunderbolt at 95 feet is 10 feet longer than Wildcat's drop!
Still wondering why Indianapolis has no amusement parks nearby. Indiana Beach is the closest at 70 miles or so, and nobody even knows about it.
I live there and let me answer your questions with kings island
@@AC98000 Definitely. Lived in/around Indy since I was 10 in 1990. Still remember local news saying something was coming 30 years ago. Indy hosts the Final Four and even Super Bowls now, though. Still surprised there's nothing big closer by. Also was in Arizona til 1990, and there's NOTHING there too, despite Phoenix blowing up in terms of people. Not complaining about either state really, just found it odd nobody's taken advantage of growing central cities. You're either going to far corner areas for Holiday World, or leaving Indiana altogether for Ohio, Kentucky, etc.
@@clevelandbci9562 ikr I have live here since 1996 and I think it would be extremely profitable to build a theme park on the north side of Indianapolis or even up in to Hamilton or Boone county sense that is one of the richest areas in the state
@@AC98000 101% agreed. The whole area blew up in the last few years. I lived in Noblesville for a few in my 20's. There was nothing there but Deer Creek Music Center between the 69 exit and my subdivision. Now it's unrecognizable compared to then.
@@clevelandbci9562 yes we just need something...anything to fill the gap.imagine driving up Michigan road and just seeing a giant theme park now that would be nice
Like that you added off-ride footage of the coasters, makes the video more entertaining
Trying to determine which hyper was tallest in Pennsylvania was the toughest part, besides all the small parks I've never heard of!
Surprised Wisconsin Steel wasn't listed. I know of 3
True, the mouse at little amerricka shoulda qualified
I got 38/69 or 55%, about half, what I get on most of these quizzes
Only upset about missing Raging Bull and MAYBE the ones at Michigan's Adventure (but I always forget those). So I actually got most everything I knew this time (unlike last quiz)!
Every time I see an "in each state" coaster related video: *cries in Vermont*.
76% for me, and I'm pretty pleased with that. There wasn't anything that I missed that should have been obvious, to my mind, except maybe Shivering Timbers. I definitely didn't miss anything I've actually ridden, which is always embarrassing.
Alternate Title: I like coasters and geography
Hi! I’m early, great vid as always! This quizzes are so fun to play and watch!
Hey I love both of your guy'ses videos! Keep up the great work guys! I love that I get to be a part of such a positive and creative community of coaster lovers such as myself! Keep doing what you do.
Thx for adding coaster footage for some of the coasters! It really ups the quality by getting to see some of the coasters especially when some of us might not know what the coasters are.
I miss being an enthusiasts
I only have 7 credits (all from sfa) but I miss coasters so much I think I have watched every coaster video on you tube 😂
I'm surprised that there isn't an entry for South Carolina Steel considering that Intimidator is on the SC side of Carowinds.
You have the most relaxing voice of all time. Thank you 🙏🏾
Seeing the Wicked Cyclone frame in the background of these quizzes gives me life, proud to be in my home park!
The biggest mistake I did was not getting Lightning Rod for the tallest wood coaster in Tennessee xD The others I missed were unknown to me anyways, but 87%, hey pretty good
Why is Intimidator not on this quiz it’s the tallest steel coaster in SoCar
...fury?
Fury 325 goes through both states due to Carowinds operating on the North and South Carolina state lines. I think it would have been redundant to list it twice.
Well fury’s station is in North Carolina making it in North Carolina.
It’s just like if your house is in two different countries, whatever country the front door is is where you pay your taxes too
Intimidator along with Afterburn and several kiddie coasters are not, their stations and the majority of the rides are in SoCar
North:
Fury 325,
Vortex,
Hurler,
Carolina Cyclone,
Flying Cobras,
Carolina Goldrusher,
Richochet.
South:
Nighthawk
Woodstock Express
Kiddy Hawk
Intimidator
Afterburn
Copperhead Strike
Wilderness Run
As a New Englander, I am disappointed about your lack of knowledge of our area. Plus, you should put Canobie Corkscrew on your bucket list for this. Designed by Arrow Development, Canobie Corkscrew was first operated in 1975 as Chicago Loop at the indoor amusement park Old Chicago in Bolingbrook, Illinois. It was the second roller coaster in the world to turn riders upside down twice. It is an almost 50 year old looping roller coaster still in operation, which is pretty impressive! Plus you also need to visit Funtown which is within 2 hours of Canobie as they do have Excalibur, and the best ever scrambler ride in Atrosphere. Canobie Coaster will back me up on that claim too!
Creator of this quiz,
Please accept "The Beast" for "Beast" at Kings Island in Ohio. The actual answer displayed when answered is "The Beast", so the should be accepted.
I love all your videos and have been watching every one since january of last year, but I'd love a new video series, getting a little tired of these quizzes
though I love them in their own right too, but your running out of the most interesting ones!
Im going to be starting an in depth documentary series, ive been working all week on it. The quizzes are just extra, its either post these on saturdays or post nothing
@@AirtimeThrills oh wow that’d be awesome!
Maine steel is Sea Viper at Palace Playland. When I was younger, I rode it when it was the traditional Pinfari Galaxy Coaster.
This is defo the most interesting quiz so far. Great
8:22 You managed to beat my score of 61. I did manage to get Canobie Corkscrew and Sea Viper though.
2021 is the year you finally slum it and stop at Camden Park on your way to other parks. It takes like 15 minutes to get all the credits.
Airtime Thrills I have a banger video idea for you! Do a video on the best coaster from every state in your opinion 😁
47/69, and the ones I missed I never would have gotten in a million years.
I knew the Canobie Corkscrew was the tallest coaster in NH, though. But it's probably not long for this world, which would leave Untamed.
Why does South Carolina not have a steel coaster? I thought that there were several steel coasters on the South Carolina side of Carowinds ? Isn’t there a steel coaster in family kingdom ?
Afterburn is definitely on the SC side, and Intimidator might be as well. Family Kingdom has a wild mouse called Twist N Shout. In other words, South Carolina does have steel coasters, and I’m not sure why they were left out of the quiz.
Some of those states have some tiny coasters. I'm in Illinois but can make Indiana for Holiday World and Ohio for Cedar Point and Kings Island, which I have been to both more than once, Cedar Point a half dozen times. Hoping parks are open want to make Kings Island for Orion and possibly Cedar Point for Steel Vengeance, the only major coaster I haven't rode there yet.
Yay another sporcle quiz
I know you’re doing these every Saturday now.
Not gonna lie, that I305 bit made me chuckle.
I got 62%, but there were so many that I spelled slightly wrong or should have remembered.
I will always remember "yankee cannonbal"
I took it again and I got a 77%! I've definitely improved
"wildcat is also the tallest woodie in Pennsylvania"
Rmc: *IMMA END THIS MAN'S WHOLE CAREER*
It took me a few tries to get Steel Curtain too, I even tried Skyrush and Steel Force before I finally remembered it too
I found out the problem with wild Eagle at Dollywood. RCDB does not have the height listed on the page the why Tennessee Tornado was listed as the highest steel coaster. Wild Eagle is i believe 200 tall but might be just under or over but the drop is only 135 feet. A lot of people don't know that because it goes up the side of the mountain.
Also Wild Thing at Wild Waves was relocated from the defunct Rocky Point amusement park in Rhode Island.
Nice Job I would have gotten at least a 45 on that quiz.
Fun fact: Hurricane at Western Playland is relocated from Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. It got replaced by Undertow at SCBB in 2013.
I kinda miss the colorful flower painting that you had in your set in your old house
Every time I go to cedar point I bring little cards that say "you murdered geauga lake" and drop them in all the ques 😆
Only missed two! Ragin Cajun in Louisiana and Sea Viper in Maine got me!
Not Chris forgetting a Giga coaster 😭😂😂
I got the correct answers for Alaska, Hawaii, Delaware, Vermont, Rhode Island, Wyoming, and Montana.
Part of Fury 325 technically goes into South Carolina. Intimidator is in South Carolina. I know half of Carowinds is in South Carolina.
Chris: Hmm Tennessee steel coaster obviously Wild Eagle
Quiz: Technically yes but no
Chris' brain: wait its not a mountain coaster is it... Mystery Mine no... Tornado whew yes...
@Airtime Thrills Your videos are a lot of fun.
Really enjoy your channel. When’s the next time you’ll be heading to SFOT?
Im not sure, maybe in march if everything looks good
58/69, so 84%. Missed Superman: Escape from Krypton and Boulder Dash, which made me feel like an idiot afterwards lol. Other than that, I'd say I did pretty well!
I forgot about Kings Dominion too when I got to Virginia 🤣🤣
I got 68/69 it was really easy because they didn’t include small roller coasters and it had the text available
Only one I didn’t got was Sea Viper in Maine which I have never heard of
I missed both of the missouri coasters because I forgot that Six Flags St. Louis existed...
I got 62/69. I had the same reaction as you with Missouri Steel. "Must be Mamba". No. MR Freeze?
WIldcat is not the tallest coaster in PA for Wood Category, it is Twister at Knoebels
68/69. I beat your score! I can't believe it! The only one I missed was New Mexico's Steel. Had no clue it even existed🤣. By the way did you hear Wildcat at Frontier City is supposedly getting new trains for 2021?
I didnt hear that, interesting
@@AirtimeThrills let's hope it helps the ride out
They should’ve put the mad mouse or something for Wisconsin’s tallest steel coaster, since it technically counts right?
for some reason superman escape from krypton wasn’t working for me to put down when i was taking the quiz🤷♂️
I wish Arizona did have a wooden coaster, that would be awesome.
Interesting it counted Tennessee Tornado over Wild Eagle. I guess Wild Eagle sits taller but TN Tornado has a bigger drop?
I mean, Fury 325 is the tallest North Carolinian steel coaster, and that's at Carowinds.
Nice! Sorry that I was late, I was too busy with the other stuff.
busy making videos on your audiologia account LOL
Nice job!
I often forget king's dominion is in Virginia so I too was rattling off Busch gardens coasters
I got 36/69 which isn't the best score but some states I didn't even know had theme parks were the most confusing ones.
I got 56, not that bad, there's a few states I straight up didn't know had coasters.
54/69 I don't know a lot of the east coast or PNW coasters very well, like I had no clue about Maine or Washington. Also some of the southern states were lost on me, like Louisiana and Arkansas. These quizzes are great, I look forward to all of them!
I live near King's Dominion and I've been going there since I was a kid, so that hurt me a little bit. But I shouldn't talk because I probably couldn't name 50% of the other coasters on this list.
I guess the Texas Giant is considered metal now because of the rails.
forgive my ignoreness as a non american and non coaster fan (i just.. like this guys videos lmao), why isnt each state listed? does each state not have a theme park/amusement park? im surprised!
I got an 80%. I missed the same ones you did, plus a few in the Northeast. I was disappointed I missed Ragin Cajun and Hades 360 though.
I had no idea that ghost ride was the tallest in my state. It definitely is my favorite wooden especially at night when it feels like 10 times faster but I had no clue it was the tallest.
When superman great escape was considered the highest in california is it because of the structure being that the cars don't actually go to the top of the track doesn't seem fair. Run on sentence I know but just saying.
I remain surprised by how devoid of roller coasters Arizona is, especially with ASU historically being a pretty infamous party school. Does it just get too hot?
I think its the summer heat plus the old demographics
63/69 Forgetting the names Rollin' Thunder, Desert Storm, Hurricane, Adrenaline Peak, & the fact that Canobie Lake Park is in New Hampshire lol
Almost every state (South Dakota, Wyoming, etc.) has at least ONE coaster, typically a random kiddie coaster at a random mall / FEC. If this quiz wanted to be an asshole, it could've required you to name those ones too lol
I was able to get 67/69, missing Sea Viper and Hurricane. I really thought you were gonna miss Oregon for a sec 😂
It's okay. We know you tried to forget about I305, Chris.
56/69, not too shabby. Most of the ones I missed I've never even heard of before 😂
46/69... I somehow forgot that Kings Dominion existed haha
Why does this seem to always happen?? My problem too
Chris is both a good speller and geography whiz
Never knew T3 of all rides was the tallest steel coaster in Kentucky.
Virginia shouting intimator before he got it
I got 15/69...with luck. Spat out T3 at the last second even though I have no idea what that is. I really need to study my coasters. I'm suck a GP, haha
I'm stunned that Tennessee Tornado is taller than Wild Eagle. I just looked it up and TT is roughly 50' shorter than WE. TT does have a longer drop.
It defiantly isn’t, but the creator of the quiz clearly took the data from RCDB, which doesn’t list a hight for Wild Eagle and for some reason lists the hight of TT as 163feet even though it’s built on a hillside so at the top of the lift hill I’d guess your only about 50feet of the ground. So the tallest part of TT is the vertical loop witch is listed as 110 feet. I can’t actually find a hight for WE but given it’s drop is 135feet I’d guess is around that.
@@snuggamwogam I found the height for WE at 210'. I don't know if it is accurate but that's what it said on it's Wikipedia page.
@@627jace627 I feel like that would be the difference in height between the bottom of the lift and the top including the hill it goes up.
you should do all the b and m's in Europe or asia