A Journey Through Coaster History | No Limits 2
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Enjoy this one-of-a-kind coaster that dedicates each section to a decade in the history of roller coasters. Below are the inspirations for each section.
1890s Inspiration: Switchback Railway at Cedar Point
1900s Inspiration: Leap the Dips at Lakemont Park
1910s Inspiration: Rutschebanen at Tivoli Gardens
1920s Inspiration: Cyclone at Luna Park
1930s Inspiration: Flying Turns at Euclid Beach
1940s Inspiration: Virginia Reel at Savin Rock
1950s Inspiration: Matterhorn Bobsleds at Disneyland
1960s Inspiration: Giant Coaster at Fuji-Q Highland
1970s Inspiration: The New Revolution at Six Flags Magic Mountain
1980s Inspiration: Great American Scream Machine at Six Flags Great Adventure
1990s Inspiration: Kumba at Busch Gardens Tampa
2000s Inspiration: Kingda Ka at Six Flags Great Adventure
2010s Inspiration: Takabisha at Fuji-Q Highland
2020s Inspiration: Iron Gwazi at Busch Gardens Tampa
Thank you to Pixabay for the royalty-free music!
Music by Lesfm, JuliusH, Grand Project, PianoAmor, Music for Videos, Musicalmix2020, brolefilmer, Musictown, valentinhintikka, Alex Grohl, and Coma Media.
I understand that sometimes the train comes to a near-valley through some elements. If you are wondering what each section was inspired by, check out the description of this video.
This is a really great way to visualize the innovations of each decade. I'm going to send it to a friend who's just getting into coasters.
I feel like roller coasters are the only thing in the entertainment Industry that is getting better and increasingly insane while movies and stuff like that just gets worse
interesting take, i agree with the roller coaster part but not sure about the movie part
@@jesh_ i mean yeah there are some good movies that stand out but most movies for example the star wars sequels, newer marvel movies or all those stupid reallife disney remakes are just bad writing, they are boring and have no really good or interesting character developement and doesn't teach moral really well or that you have to work hard to become good i mean rey for example just appeared and defeated a professionally trained "sith" easily? That doesn't sound believable or good to me.
@@kingghidorah5213 ok yeah those are good examples
@@kingghidorah5213 Animation is getting better though. Look at Spiderverse.
@@kingghidorah5213but there are also bad Rollercoaster and good new movies
I think if GCI, Zamperla, Intamin, and Gerstlauer teamed up, this could be one of the greatest coasters of all time!
And ptc.
Stellar retrospective. And great music transitions.
Man, this baby's got everything. Most inversions, longest track. Billions of dollars would have to be spent to realize such a bodacious creation. It could be the attraction unto itself! Pity we'd have to charge like 100 bucks a seat!
Not the smoothest or most themed No Limits 2 coaster, but it may be one of the most creative!
The 40s spinning mouse transition was so nice
highly accurate just one little knit pick that the cork screw actually came before the loop also sorry for the comment on the old video
Love this idea!
what the spinning wild mouse kingda ka hybrid
Incredible creative journey!💯🔥
This was so cool! Thanks for making this
everything about this video i love! Great idea and execution! would love to see a series like this! Awesome Video!
Spoken from another masterful coaster designer..."cartcody"!!!👍🏽💯✨️🔥
Some elements are maybe a bit too big as the train really crawls at some spots but overall an great coaster which perfecty represents roller coaster history
Genius concept.
Bravo!
Very nice!! Subscribed!
This is so true!
i love it!
Very cool
This is so much cleverer than you will get credit for i bet
Best music: 1980s
Second best music: 2020s
This thing it awesome dude nice job!
This is a great concept! Nice work on this.
Awesome, nice work!
Awesome!!
this is a genius video idea !
It flows well and blends together very well. Great video
👏👏👏👏 encore
Wow😮👏🏾👏🏾
I approve!
This is a fantastic idea. Expertly executed.
Wow
This is hands down one of the best rides on youtube! 👍
I would buy it if I owned an amusement park
wow i never knew spinning coasters existed in 1940
It was inspired by the Virginia Reel model, one of which was built in that decade
The 30s I did not think there where people who rode rides cus of the Great Depression
while yes the amusement industry was probably in a rough place during the depression there were still rides built during this era, the 30s section of this ride is based on a real coaster built in the 30s
It’s such a cool idea but the execution is so confusing
Thanks for the feeback! :) Could you please elaborate on what's confusing so I can improve in the future?
@@jesh_ it wasn’t really clear what coasters or trends they were referencing, & a lot of them were taken at insane speeds with forces way too high to be legal (which ironically would’ve been accurate for some older coasters)
@@mynameiskrysta Thanks for elaborating! :) I did mention what each decade was inspired by in the description. And I'm not sure what insane forces you're mentioning as many have pointed out the lack of forces on this very ride.
the 1910 part looks kinda look cyclone
It is inspired by Rutschebanen at Tivoli Gardens
the 1890 actually looks funner the 1900 part
You can see what each section was inspired by in the description
Do you know why i didnt find switchback railway when i went to cedar?
It has been gone for over 100 years. And even it was there today, it wouldn’t follow modern safety standards
@@jesh_ oh ok
Song from the 1980s section?
Just a royalty free song I found
1930 and 1940 isnt accurate but others nice video
the 1940s tho lol
omg i did not think jesh would heart my comment lol
5:07 pacing
Yes I am aware of this
These are some goofy ahh supports
And the track is also unrealistic and rough
And please turn that shake off
Thanks for the feeback :)! Not sure whats goofy about the supports and maybe you think the track is rough because of the shake effect or is it the transitions your talking about?
The idea is great, but the execution is horrendous.
Sorry about your disappointment, but thanks for your feedback. :)
@@jesh_ Jeez reading my comment afterwards make me sound so horrendous, I wasn't trying to be mean sorry.
@@SwissCoasterEnthusiast No problem. Nothing wrong with a little harsh criticism.
4:57 WTF is this drop it likes bends in on the track what were you on when designing that lol
Beyond Vertical drops are very common in Gerstlauer Eurofighters
@@jesh_ oh ive never seen it though it looks really fun though
This is so original although I was hoping for more accurate representations of each decade.