I’ve waited 25 years for a Coaster documentary like this. Amazing work! Would have been really cool to see the very first pull-through test of the train once it was placed on the track though. Excellent work!
SO SO SO interesting!! I rode Time Traveler (Silver Dollar City) 5 times in a row and the whole dang time all I could think about (as I do on all roller coasters) was, "WOW! Someone DESIGNED AND BUILT this engineering marvel to run safely, smoothly and carry THOUSANDS of passengers daily! I feel a small tinge of guilt as I am thoroughly enjoying the fruits of their labor and don't want to take it for granted." Thank you, to the men and women who work so hard just so the rest of us can enjoy a 90 second ride! You are so talented and I can tell you are proud of your craft - as you should be. ❤ I think I can speak on behalf of all coaster enthusiasts that we truly, truly appreciate your hours and hours of hard work and thank God for you!
We traveled all the way from Arkansas in the USA. And I will say, out of 310 different roller coasters… this is legit the best in the world I’ve ever been on.
It must be an indescribable feeling to ride on something with the full knowledge that YOU were the one responsible for its conception. Everything about this ride is so well designed. I hope we might get something like this sometime soon in the United States. Kudos to you, Welt, for such an exceptional product!
Have you seen the interview of Coaster Studios of the designers of RTH? They really didn't expect that it would turn out like "that". Riding it for the first time really was a surprise, and they said, that they thought they were at the limits of a spinning coaster like that, but now they know, that they can push it further. That's why the waggons have a magnet brake in the base, because they wanted to keep control, to dial the extremeness in, in case that it would be too heavy, because they really didn't know how it would turn out. But now it runs with the brakes turned off, the magnet only is used for a gentle push at the beginning, but then not anymore.
Fantastic documentary for coaster enthusiasts and engineers alike! The precision in coaster design and construction has always blown my mind and I can’t believe I’m only just finding out that adjustments are made by jacking up the supports!! 🤯
It's my favorite rollercoaster! We visit regularly with our season passes and I always ride it multiple times. Considering how crazy this rollercoaster is, it's even more crazy the queue is never too long!
@@F.Castle93 I am referring to the power tool used for tightening the bolts at 12:12 (For me, a drill is used to bore holes.) Whatever you call it, this is still a heavy tool which, if dropped, could seriously injure anyone below.
A safety tether is a small yet effective way of increasing safety. I was always thought to be well aware of my surroundings and not to walk underneath people who are working, period. In general, they're called impact tools if I'm not mistaken. I'd sure like to know how much torque is applied and wether they use a torque wrench to accurately control the torque applied
Plopsa became famous in the entire world because of RTH, when someone says the word "plopsaland" it's the first thing that comes to mind. They should be very proud of their masterpiece and should have valorised it till the end. But instead, they decided to make a choice that goes in the exact opposite way. Making a coaster with the same model, same theme, in a better and more affordable park (holiday park, in the centre of Europe) and they even say "with a more spectacular layout". Now, what's the point of making a slightly better version (I don't think it will be better anyway, for me more intense doesn't mean better) in a more convenient park? You're undermining yourselves by doing this, not only because plopsaland will be penalised entirely (why should people go in a family park in the middle of nowhere when you got a better option in a better and nearer park?!) but also because RTH will be SMASHED by the new ride. It was really an icon in the coaster world and it will undeniabily be forgotten. I mean, for me it's ok to have another Extreme spinning coaster in Europe, after all it was really well accepted, so I could see some parks thinking about it. But man, I didn't expect this by the SAME company of parks, and I didn't expect that they're gonna copying also its theme. It's going to take away everything, EVERYTHING, from that masterpiece. And I say this because I don't see coasters simply as "machines that give you adrenaline". This specific ride isn't just a coaster, it's a work of art, the engineering, the theming, the experience... everything of it is pure art. And copying the elements that made this ride so special, means decreasing its value. That's why I say that something completely different would have worked so much better, because each of the two rides would have kept its uniqueness without damaging the identity of the other. If they really wanted another spinning coaster, at least have the originality of changing the theme, without wanting to do something better. At this point I really hope the new coaster won't have the same elements that made rth iconic (such as double inverting dive loop, top hat, jojo roll and the two final bunny hills). Otherwise, it's gonna lose its magic forever.
Amazing ride, so far I've ridden it 39 times (once 10 rides back-to-back). It's an amazing ride, but it can be very intensive or just boring, depending on the ride. It is however an amazing ride, but I'm still not sure if it was the right choice for Plopsaland (seeing that it is mostly a children-oriented park, the only other real coasters of note are Heidi the Ride and Anubis the Ride).
Yes, that's the thing. We all would like a park with RTH, Taron, F.L.Y, DC Rivals, Hyperion, Shambhala, Schwur des Kärnan, Wildfire and so on in it. Ideally all with the theming level of Europa Park and Phantasialand. But every park gets a good ride here and there, so you got to travel around to see them all.
Sorry, but "boring" is the last term I would use to describe this coaster. I went there last week and omg... it's true that every ride is different, but this is a plus, not a minus, and none of the rides I had was not even close to being boring! EVERY ride was so awesome, everytime I laughed so hard, and some of the rides were even more amazing than the others!
@@aridaje4345 There's a wild variation in how your rides can be. It can be incredible, but I had a few rides that were just boring, in comparison to the craziness that this coaster can deliver.
@@kevinpetit3869 idk when did you ride it, if you rode It in the winter it may be a little slower so I get your point, but otherwise there's no way a ride on it is boring. Never. Because it doesn't matter how much you spin, the ejector airtime is by far one of the best in the world, and the inversions (ex. double inverting dive loop) as well, without mentioning the drop and the launches. For me, there's not a single flaw in this ride. And the wide variation in the rides is one of the many reasons why this ride, for me, is perfect. The only bad thing could be, if you want, the fact that in winter is much slower, like many coasters.
I guess something went seriously wrong with the bending when they made Steel Taipan at Dreamworld then - less than a year old, shudders like crazy and somewhat rough transitions.
Could be the land itself. King's Island is notorious for its somewhat shaky coasters. Grunted 3 of them ar B&Ms which are typically smooth, its weird. People speculate its simply the ground King's Island sits on.
Well time traveler in silver dollar city. Branson Missouri debut in 2018.. it's the spinning model like this only 2 in world I believe atm. A crazy different type of ride still. Yet good fun
He’s saying the exact opposite, he’s saying the chance of a restraint failing is as nigh to impossible as it can be, as it has 3 safety systems that are all highly unlikely to fail which can all keep the restraint closed on their own.
Mack was not really on the map for "extreme thrills" until Blue Fire in 2009. The traditional companies and "world market leaders" were the likes of Intamin and B&M, Of these, Mack seems to mostly have ventured into and expanded on Intamin's profile.
See rollercoasters in Energylandia in Poland. Much larger park, More coasters, Zadra (made of wood), Mayan, Hyperion (around 150km/h speed)....and much much more. Been there, will be back, as one day is not enough to see and try even 1/3 of the park. Top notch, world class. Whole family want to see it again, I'm scared some of the coasters.
Please stop comparing these parks. Every theme park owner has a vision of their own park. It doesn't need tons of high-speed roller coasters to be fun FFS.
@@Annie-nc1lq not comparing, been there. And honestly, scoasters are only a part of it. My son loved magic, fire, car/truck/moto drifting, 4D cinema shows more than coasters. Me too honestly as I was there for the first time, never been on coaster and was so scared that I've started for kid's sized ;) Anyway, people speaking for their experiences. I had this one.
Yeah i've been there, zadra hyperion and abyssus are world class, but the lineup is a bit so-so imho. Theres some.of the best in the world, and then 12 kiddie rides, of which a lot are clones and unneccesarily have 3 the same ones in ond park. 3 vekoma junior coasters, 2 junior boomerangs, etc. And the old part of the park still feels a bit like a fair, but the newer sections start to look like a true full fledged theme park
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So many things in this doc make me not want to ride the coaster... The part where they're like "the labels are missing so we just presume it goes together this way" made me question if this was even a doc or a troll video.
Bro people treat roller coasters like the boogie man, you got a whole documentary showing you the extensive engineering and safety that goes into constructing this ride and you ignore all of that. We live in world where people drive in metal death boxes that can hydroplane, breaks fail, or the drivers a drunk! Have more faith in the engineers who keep the roof above your head from falling.
Mack is a company thats been around since the 1750s and has some of the best safety records among ride manufacturers....Not to mention, they own and operate their own park, Europa Park. They clearly had a failsafe for the non-marking with the number branded into the support with the proper orientation
@@northwestmechanic8991 I think she's saying only white people can go to heaven. I guess that's why all those people are buying the carcinogenic skin-whitening products.
water inbetween the poles. that will rust. why didn't they dry the 2 bits first. im glad ill never be on that ride or any of their crap. this ill be watching the news. i bet it fucks up within 10 years.
You do realize that bridges go over water? Steel coasters have been built over water since the 1970's when steel coasters first started being built. Duh. You keep right on watching the news for it to happen.
@frankorandle Yeah. Not to mention Mack has been manufacturing coasters for decades lol. Not to mention they own and operate an entire park in Europa Park. No worries here haba
I will never understand why so many people think thrill is a good thing. Without exception, traumatising them yields anger rather than thanks for the thrill. Humans are exhausting.
I ride rollercoasters all the time, and I'm never 'traumatized' by them. For roller coaster 'enthusiasts' like me, riding these thrilling rides is one of the most fun and enjoyable activities to do. On the best coasters we'll try to ride them as many times as possible. I'm not sure where the idea that people will feel anger after riding these rides comes from.
Because you are talking nonsense. Who on earth gets angry after a coaster? What you feel after riding it, and what makes people love them, is adrenaline. Its a chemical that releases in your body and, well, it makes you feel alive somehow. If you've ridden a truly good coaster you'll just come off giggling and amazed, which is fun. Also the sensation airtime, laterals and positive gs is really fun
As a theme park and rollercoaster enthusiast, I have literally never heard someone get off of a ride angry, 99% of people are laughing and enjoying themselves, I have absolutely no clue where or how you got this impression other than fabricating it out of thin air simply to be a contrarian.
I’ve waited 25 years for a Coaster documentary like this. Amazing work! Would have been really cool to see the very first pull-through test of the train once it was placed on the track though.
Excellent work!
Pull through test did not happen on this ride. Only the final brake section they cheked the clearence. Because of the storage building
Not all coasters require a pull through
SO SO SO interesting!! I rode Time Traveler (Silver Dollar City) 5 times in a row and the whole dang time all I could think about (as I do on all roller coasters) was, "WOW! Someone DESIGNED AND BUILT this engineering marvel to run safely, smoothly and carry THOUSANDS of passengers daily! I feel a small tinge of guilt as I am thoroughly enjoying the fruits of their labor and don't want to take it for granted." Thank you, to the men and women who work so hard just so the rest of us can enjoy a 90 second ride! You are so talented and I can tell you are proud of your craft - as you should be. ❤
I think I can speak on behalf of all coaster enthusiasts that we truly, truly appreciate your hours and hours of hard work and thank God for you!
We traveled all the way from Arkansas in the USA. And I will say, out of 310 different roller coasters… this is legit the best in the world I’ve ever been on.
Salute to the engineering behind all this project (s) always learning something new on welt documentaries ,much love🇰🇪
Amazing documentary! I love roller coasters and I enjoyed this thoroughly!
It must be an indescribable feeling to ride on something with the full knowledge that YOU were the one responsible for its conception. Everything about this ride is so well designed. I hope we might get something like this sometime soon in the United States. Kudos to you, Welt, for such an exceptional product!
Umm... Time Traveller??!!??!?!?
@@roger0929 Thanks, I wasn't aware that we had one of these in the U.S.! I'll have to make it out to Silver Dollar City sometime soon.
@HMFan2010 Yeah. Time Traveler was the prototype. RTH is like the fully realized potential of the ride.
Only 2 in the world right now.
Have you seen the interview of Coaster Studios of the designers of RTH? They really didn't expect that it would turn out like "that". Riding it for the first time really was a surprise, and they said, that they thought they were at the limits of a spinning coaster like that, but now they know, that they can push it further.
That's why the waggons have a magnet brake in the base, because they wanted to keep control, to dial the extremeness in, in case that it would be too heavy, because they really didn't know how it would turn out. But now it runs with the brakes turned off, the magnet only is used for a gentle push at the beginning, but then not anymore.
Need way more docs like this
Fantastic documentary for coaster enthusiasts and engineers alike! The precision in coaster design and construction has always blown my mind and I can’t believe I’m only just finding out that adjustments are made by jacking up the supports!! 🤯
Yes agree I thought that was so interesting and had no idea they did it like that
Awesome documentary!
This was amazing. Need more coaster docs like this. Thanks!
Crane places must be compacted!
It's my favorite rollercoaster! We visit regularly with our season passes and I always ride it multiple times. Considering how crazy this rollercoaster is, it's even more crazy the queue is never too long!
Very interesting. Thanks for the upload. This coaster looks awesome.
A masterpiece of Providing Leisure Time perfectly for any child, women, man. Bravo!
I'm surprised they don't have a safety tether on the impact wrench.
Impact drill? Lol have a buddy who calls his drill a screw gun. Just funny to see the different names people say for a drill.
@@F.Castle93 I am referring to the power tool used for tightening the bolts at 12:12 (For me, a drill is used to bore holes.) Whatever you call it, this is still a heavy tool which, if dropped, could seriously injure anyone below.
@@F.Castle93 No it's an impact wrench. And most modern hand drills can double as a screw gun when a screw bit is used.
Well, they are Polish!
A safety tether is a small yet effective way of increasing safety. I was always thought to be well aware of my surroundings and not to walk underneath people who are working, period.
In general, they're called impact tools if I'm not mistaken. I'd sure like to know how much torque is applied and wether they use a torque wrench to accurately control the torque applied
Plopsa became famous in the entire world because of RTH, when someone says the word "plopsaland" it's the first thing that comes to mind. They should be very proud of their masterpiece and should have valorised it till the end. But instead, they decided to make a choice that goes in the exact opposite way. Making a coaster with the same model, same theme, in a better and more affordable park (holiday park, in the centre of Europe) and they even say "with a more spectacular layout". Now, what's the point of making a slightly better version (I don't think it will be better anyway, for me more intense doesn't mean better) in a more convenient park? You're undermining yourselves by doing this, not only because plopsaland will be penalised entirely (why should people go in a family park in the middle of nowhere when you got a better option in a better and nearer park?!) but also because RTH will be SMASHED by the new ride. It was really an icon in the coaster world and it will undeniabily be forgotten. I mean, for me it's ok to have another Extreme spinning coaster in Europe, after all it was really well accepted, so I could see some parks thinking about it. But man, I didn't expect this by the SAME company of parks, and I didn't expect that they're gonna copying also its theme. It's going to take away everything, EVERYTHING, from that masterpiece. And I say this because I don't see coasters simply as "machines that give you adrenaline". This specific ride isn't just a coaster, it's a work of art, the engineering, the theming, the experience... everything of it is pure art. And copying the elements that made this ride so special, means decreasing its value. That's why I say that something completely different would have worked so much better, because each of the two rides would have kept its uniqueness without damaging the identity of the other. If they really wanted another spinning coaster, at least have the originality of changing the theme, without wanting to do something better. At this point I really hope the new coaster won't have the same elements that made rth iconic (such as double inverting dive loop, top hat, jojo roll and the two final bunny hills). Otherwise, it's gonna lose its magic forever.
That was awesome 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The Ride to Hapiness opened on July 21th, 2021 for the record. But the documentary is amazing !
Watched this while playing Roller Coaster Tycoon 2... Very apt.
Need to upgrade to planet coaster .. best rollercoaster game out
i hope there doing one for hyperia
at thorpe park
I'm so fascinated at how they build a roller coaster and I'm totally amazed by it as well
more coaster documentaries please!!
also, will there be one for Hyperia?
Amazing ride, so far I've ridden it 39 times (once 10 rides back-to-back). It's an amazing ride, but it can be very intensive or just boring, depending on the ride.
It is however an amazing ride, but I'm still not sure if it was the right choice for Plopsaland (seeing that it is mostly a children-oriented park, the only other real coasters of note are Heidi the Ride and Anubis the Ride).
this coaster alone makes the park worth visiting
Yes, that's the thing. We all would like a park with RTH, Taron, F.L.Y, DC Rivals, Hyperion, Shambhala, Schwur des Kärnan, Wildfire and so on in it. Ideally all with the theming level of Europa Park and Phantasialand. But every park gets a good ride here and there, so you got to travel around to see them all.
Sorry, but "boring" is the last term I would use to describe this coaster. I went there last week and omg... it's true that every ride is different, but this is a plus, not a minus, and none of the rides I had was not even close to being boring! EVERY ride was so awesome, everytime I laughed so hard, and some of the rides were even more amazing than the others!
@@aridaje4345 There's a wild variation in how your rides can be. It can be incredible, but I had a few rides that were just boring, in comparison to the craziness that this coaster can deliver.
@@kevinpetit3869 idk when did you ride it, if you rode It in the winter it may be a little slower so I get your point, but otherwise there's no way a ride on it is boring. Never. Because it doesn't matter how much you spin, the ejector airtime is by far one of the best in the world, and the inversions (ex. double inverting dive loop) as well, without mentioning the drop and the launches. For me, there's not a single flaw in this ride. And the wide variation in the rides is one of the many reasons why this ride, for me, is perfect. The only bad thing could be, if you want, the fact that in winter is much slower, like many coasters.
I guess something went seriously wrong with the bending when they made Steel Taipan at Dreamworld then - less than a year old, shudders like crazy and somewhat rough transitions.
The ground it was built on is haunted by those killed there 6 years ago.
thats because thats a intmain not a mack from this company
@@NickyD Steel Taipan is a Mack.
Could be the land itself. King's Island is notorious for its somewhat shaky coasters. Grunted 3 of them ar B&Ms which are typically smooth, its weird.
People speculate its simply the ground King's Island sits on.
Mack Rides is my favourite manufacturer they make amazing rides!!!
My number 1 coaster
This coaster is manufactured by mack rides.... Silver dollar city just put one in called Time Travelor... It is an amazing coaster.
My engineering teacher put this video on for me because he knew I love roller coasters 😊
The most spectacular was already built 28 years ago by John Wardley. See you soon Nemesis.
Loved This👌✌
Well time traveler in silver dollar city. Branson Missouri debut in 2018.. it's the spinning model like this only 2 in world I believe atm. A crazy different type of ride still. Yet good fun
I thought it was the ride to happiness not time traveler
16:58 is he saying that the ride can have a failure of the restraint ?
no
He’s saying the exact opposite, he’s saying the chance of a restraint failing is as nigh to impossible as it can be, as it has 3 safety systems that are all highly unlikely to fail which can all keep the restraint closed on their own.
Cant wait to ride the ride to happyness one day.
My uncle helped build time traveler at sdc 3 miles away and i love it. This ones kool too.
incredible! so who has ridden it?
Me
Me!!!!
I love the way they built this😂❤
I NEED TO RIDE THIS
Mack was not really on the map for "extreme thrills" until Blue Fire in 2009. The traditional companies and "world market leaders" were the likes of Intamin and B&M, Of these, Mack seems to mostly have ventured into and expanded on Intamin's profile.
I hear the Kurzgesagt narrator has some side gigs too :)
Mack surly has to do one about hyperia it's the biggest and tallest rollercoaster they have ever built 😊
This is the Rainbow Road of roller coasters
Was it really necessary for the translator to translate a laugh? 🤷🤣🤣🤣🤣
And..a yo-yo roll? 🤣🤣🤣
Is it just me, or is the voice of Kurzgesagt also in the documentary?
Intro song name plees
im 10 and it was my first inverting coatser
Can someone tell me where the Belgian Atlantic Coast is situated? Wait, there is none, because it's called the Belgian North Sea Coast.
Is the narrator the guy from Kurzgesagt?
Mack rides the best rides
i would cry if i was the designer of that thing, not sadness ofc
Epic
But……why?
what
I hate how these are always dubbed over
See rollercoasters in Energylandia in Poland. Much larger park, More coasters, Zadra (made of wood), Mayan, Hyperion (around 150km/h speed)....and much much more. Been there, will be back, as one day is not enough to see and try even 1/3 of the park. Top notch, world class. Whole family want to see it again, I'm scared some of the coasters.
Please stop comparing these parks. Every theme park owner has a vision of their own park. It doesn't need tons of high-speed roller coasters to be fun FFS.
@@Annie-nc1lq not comparing, been there. And honestly, scoasters are only a part of it. My son loved magic, fire, car/truck/moto drifting, 4D cinema shows more than coasters. Me too honestly as I was there for the first time, never been on coaster and was so scared that I've started for kid's sized ;) Anyway, people speaking for their experiences. I had this one.
Been there mate, when the Hyperion was in the building stages, I loved it there, too bad I can't visit Poland anymore due to responsibilities
Ride to Happiness shits on anything at that trash ass, bootleg, government funded Magic Mountain
Yeah i've been there, zadra hyperion and abyssus are world class, but the lineup is a bit so-so imho. Theres some.of the best in the world, and then 12 kiddie rides, of which a lot are clones and unneccesarily have 3 the same ones in ond park. 3 vekoma junior coasters, 2 junior boomerangs, etc. And the old part of the park still feels a bit like a fair, but the newer sections start to look like a true full fledged theme park
Nothing is happening in "live chat" it's just another video. That's twice now I have fallen for this crap.
Iooks like they used no limits to make the thing
I get sick of spinningcoasters
'' the spinning coaster "
plopsaland haha the owner(gert verhulst) made millions with kid tv shows
I went on the one at knotts berry farm and that was by far the scariest ride too me. Not seeing where ur going scared the shit out of me lol.
Thats a different manufacturer
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they have nearly 900k subs I dont think they care if you unsub
Dude you're getting a free full length documentary. Stop being so petty.
They first published this video months ago so this wasn't a new video. I watched it the first time they uploaded it.
So many things in this doc make me not want to ride the coaster... The part where they're like "the labels are missing so we just presume it goes together this way" made me question if this was even a doc or a troll video.
Bro people treat roller coasters like the boogie man, you got a whole documentary showing you the extensive engineering and safety that goes into constructing this ride and you ignore all of that. We live in world where people drive in metal death boxes that can hydroplane, breaks fail, or the drivers a drunk! Have more faith in the engineers who keep the roof above your head from falling.
Mack is a company thats been around since the 1750s and has some of the best safety records among ride manufacturers....Not to mention, they own and operate their own park, Europa Park.
They clearly had a failsafe for the non-marking with the number branded into the support with the proper orientation
He literally said they are marked from the factory and you can just read it
So time traveler clone
Similar as it is the same model (Xtreme Spinning Coaster), but not cloned. Ride To Happiness is faster and has two more inversions.
Same model, it’s not a clone. The layout is completely different….
Way crazier.. Not a clone at all
Way too much hype for a custom Mack Spinning coaster! "Europe's most spectacular," right.
Lol actually there are tons of coaster enthusiasts from the US who rate this their no 1 coaster in the world.. So no you couldn't be more wrong
It's also the only ride in europe of its kind and only one of two world wide so your comment is even dumber
All these face masks outside 🤪 we have so much documentary footage now of how idiotic the world was........... 😂
Glad to see people lookin at it like that now
Oh no they were concerned for others safety and well being how stupid of them
You know that there was this deadly virus spread through the air, from lung to lung? Yeah? No? Does that ring a bell somewhere?
Jesus is Alive he love us all you heard the loud voice that you couldn't see get white and look up to heaven
What's your point?
@@northwestmechanic8991 I think she's saying only white people can go to heaven. I guess that's why all those people are buying the carcinogenic skin-whitening products.
water inbetween the poles. that will rust. why didn't they dry the 2 bits first. im glad ill never be on that ride or any of their crap. this ill be watching the news. i bet it fucks up within 10 years.
You do realize that bridges go over water? Steel coasters have been built over water since the 1970's when steel coasters first started being built. Duh.
You keep right on watching the news for it to happen.
@frankorandle Yeah. Not to mention Mack has been manufacturing coasters for decades lol. Not to mention they own and operate an entire park in Europa Park. No worries here haba
I will never understand why so many people think thrill is a good thing.
Without exception, traumatising them yields anger rather than thanks for the thrill. Humans are exhausting.
I ride rollercoasters all the time, and I'm never 'traumatized' by them. For roller coaster 'enthusiasts' like me, riding these thrilling rides is one of the most fun and enjoyable activities to do. On the best coasters we'll try to ride them as many times as possible. I'm not sure where the idea that people will feel anger after riding these rides comes from.
Adrenaline is why
And I will never understand why people like you live a very boring life with zero thrill.
Because you are talking nonsense. Who on earth gets angry after a coaster?
What you feel after riding it, and what makes people love them, is adrenaline. Its a chemical that releases in your body and, well, it makes you feel alive somehow. If you've ridden a truly good coaster you'll just come off giggling and amazed, which is fun.
Also the sensation airtime, laterals and positive gs is really fun
As a theme park and rollercoaster enthusiast, I have literally never heard someone get off of a ride angry, 99% of people are laughing and enjoying themselves, I have absolutely no clue where or how you got this impression other than fabricating it out of thin air simply to be a contrarian.