Tornado, but for every bad transition, a metal pipe falls...
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Built by Italian manifacturer Pinfari, Tornado was the first RC-70 to be built in the world when it opened in 1998 at M&D's Scotland's Theme Park. The ride took guests through 3 inversions, speeds of 72km/h and a layout of around 750m. Tornado became notorious for his rough ride experience, so bad, in 2006, the third inversion (a corkscrew) was removed and replaced. It wouldn't be the last time thaty M&D's would build a Pinfari coaster tho, as they inaugurated the small inverted coaster Tsunami in 2004, which would jump to the chronicles in 2016 after it derailed.
Tornado, despite the bad experience, would remain at the park until 2020, when it was sold and relocated in France as "Gotham". Fun Fact: despite operating as a fixed attraction, Tornado was designed to be portable like many of Pinfari's coasters
ORIGINAL VIDEO IDEA: @BliXXardStorm
FOOTAGE CREDIT: @ThemeParkWorldwide
CORKSCREW FOOTAGE CREDIT: @davidjellis
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The addition of corkscrew in this video is an absolute A+ in my book.
Average coaster in Theme Park Tycoon 2:
Excuse me ..... Not all the coasters build are bad those are the new players 😡......
@@michaelbaxter6146 Chill tf out
@@michaelbaxter6146As a TPT2 player, literally the only people who can build smooth coasters are people who have been playing for 2+ years, have auto smooth turned off while building and have the ride cam smoothing factor set to 0. The rest is all ass tbh. The coaster builder is really good but it does require some practice so this really is the average TPT2 coaster lol
@GoudLoodje I didn't mean to sound rude I was just trying to defend fellow TPT2 players because I though the guy was saying all of us just built spaghetti parks and really rough coasters as in like transitions like no banking and high speed coasters although the TPT2 does make coasters smoother than they should be... Sorry 😞...
@@GoudLoodjeI’ve been playing that for 4 soon to be 5 years!
All I did was read the title of the video and I instantly heard that metal noise. 😅
Just because It's rough doesn't mean it wasn't fun... Loads of childhood memories on this coaster with my friends.
Now we need one of these on any Vekoma slc except Riddlers Revenge or Great Nor Easter
The Beast (Kings Island) but for every bad transition a metal pipe falls
I feel bad for the Scots. This used to be their tallest coaster.
Scotland, from what i learned, never had a "real" quality ride, also because it's quite a hard region in terms of theme park and their sustainability over time. The first "big" coasters came in 1988, a Boomerang named "Coca-Cola Roller" at Glasgow Garden Festival (it was temporary and then moved down the UK, until it was setup in 2007 at Pleasurewood Hills)
Codona's Amusement Park, M&D's and the SBNO Loudoun Castle used to carry the Scottish theme park panorama, but the rides were often relocations (Loudoun had 2 Looping Stars from Schwarzkopf) or down bad (Tornado and Tsunami)
Then, Loudoun closed in 2010 because it was unprofitable and the rides were moved away, M&D's suffered from the Tsunami 2016 accident and removed both the Tsunami and Tornado within a quick span of time (the latter happened probably to earn some money, since they struggled during the pandemic) and then Codona's sold their Pinfari Looping Coaster.
Yes, we should feel bad for the Scots because they've been stripped away for a decent coaster lineup
@@ov3rxh4ul15we legit cannot have nice things here
m&d's doesnt have any major coasters anymore, they dont even have any good rides, m&d's is just crumbling apart now
@@themostboringpersonyoumet in fact, i don't even know how they manage to stay open. Their publicity is misleading cause they aren't a theme park, it just looks like a huge carnival fair. It's also sad that the downfall happened cause they were willingfully (at the time, i don't know now) not mantaining their rides properly. The Tsunami accident was a question of time sincerely, and it should've made more noise to enact stricter regulations regarding maintenance and upkeep. In fact, i think it's a shame that the park wasn't shut down
I saw a video of 2 guys climbing this exact rollercoaster
Same!
ally law climbed this right
I went on this ride in 2001, it was hell, I felt like I was in a car crash, I hate this ride and it is one of the worst coasters I’ve ever ridden.
Should’ve done the video with the corkscrew still in taxt
I spoke too soon
Looks like it was profiled by a two year old
Hey overhaul I heard u we’re mentioned in a kosii vid
Not only Kosii, i also participated in a Kizy and in a Maliboomer video!
DO ANACONDA!!!@@ov3rxh4ul15
Did they do anything about this this not good dangerous and unsafe needs to be closed until make it safe again if tear it out
It's not unsafe just because it's rough.
@@taiyoki_futatsu okay I just didn't like the sound of it at that the pipes and structure is coming apart so I didn't like that one bit. Plus thinking for telling me that is a rough ride. That is not good at all. They should just tear it down before someone gets hurt or killed on it.
@ChristopherWright-bk2nw the metal pipe sound effect is edited in for comical effect. the ride itself is perfectly safe, and some rides are made rough on purpose for the thrilling effect. all amusement rides are set to federal standards so its made to be safe. do not worry, almost no one dies on roller coasters because of mechanical failure. it is made to be 100% safe and fun.
It’s not at that park anymore either.
@@taiyoki_futatsu Someone just got trolled