About the RMC Son of Beast, I did actually make one in Planet Coaster and called it "Grandson of Beast". It's not the most original name, I know, but considering 90% of my Planet Coaster creations are named after Ratchet & Clank characters or NBA player's nicknames, it's out of my wheelhouse.
One time after I rode X2, the audio worked but the fire didn't. My friend Levi told me that the fire was removed, as it burned a train and melted a passenger. I thought he was serious, but then I looked it up and saw that was not true. I rode it another time and it did work so I did get to experience it!
Okay but I love the idea of an RMC version of son of beast-not a remake, but more like an homage-except call it mother of beast and just make her absolutely relentless. Runs in the family 😌 Side note, to be fair, the shed on mystic Timbers is VERY anticlimactic. I, too, would be disappointed to get a glorified brake run after all that hype!
I love this. It reminds me of rumors I used to spread as a teenager in the nineties. When lines at Great Adventure were to long, my friends and I would make up rumors of people having tragic accidents on the ride we were waiting for to scare people ahead of us off the line. Now looking back it was not the right thing to do but it was effective.
I remember when I first thought those nets would catch *park guests* if they fell out of the train. Absolutely wrong. I once saw a hat fall into one of those, and then I put 2 and 2 together.
Fun fact.... That's called fun!!! that's what we're all here for my friend 😂 FOR FUN! Guessing what's coming next who's going to build what ride, how tall it is going to be what rides are the best etc etc.... This is about fun and speculation and opinions, if you need to be so serious you should definitely get a different hobby other than theme parks and roller coasters because this is all about fun, so maybe since you are so brilliant and serious you should take up calculus and Sudoku instead 💯💯💯
I almost forgot about the roller coaster train net rumor. I can’t entirely remember, but I believe I heard this at Mäch Tower when that was still around. It’s just crazy how wild human imagination can run. 😅
That "Batman The Ride" rumor was ridiculous but it did become real in 2008. What happened was a man lost his hat while riding the coaster. He then for some idiotic reason, hop over 2 fences to try and get it back but unfortunately he wasn't fast enough and was decapitated by the train. Was the rumor just a coincidence? Who knows!
Glad to see you back making videos again. The fact that you mentioned Jodie Sweetin allegedly dying on the Batman coaster at Great America is completely bonkers! I guess the person who started the rumor was probably not a fan of Full House.
I understand that the Son of Beast rumor was honest mistake. I, myself, took your word on that one back then, but I'm glad that you acknowledged it. Just know that it's not your fault, and everyone is capable of making mistakes.
That last rumor is hysterical. The Jodie Sweetin rumor cracks me up, too. My friend & I fell victim to a similar rumor in 9th or 10th grade. We heard that Mark-Paul Gosselaar of Saved by the Bell (at the time) died & were very sad about it. I think it took a few days to figure out it wasn't true since it was also pre-internet.
RMC Son of Beast is such a silly idea in retrospect, not for the popularity or timeline, but because RMC re-uses existing structure and supports. The existing structure and supports were the main problem with Son of Beast, how do you revamp a coaster by keeping the most problematic part?
I think the sad thing about the last entry and rumours like it is how much this can fuel media demonization of roller-coaster safety. How many times have you seen tabloids hype up the panic of guests on a train stranded in a block section? That's not to say that being stuck on a broken-down roller coaster doesn't warrant panic, but when you see headlines like "I thought the restraints were going to unlock and we were all going to fall" you do start to wonder if they're all run by killjoys and fuddy-duddies.
Two more things to add to the Vekoma/Arrow thing: One other factor contributing to Arrow's first bankruptcy was the competition with Schwarzkopf (who also suffered from that). Parks would ask one manufacturer to quote a coaster design that they wanted to build. Then they took the quote to the other manufacturer, who would give a lower quote - which they took back to the first one. Rinse and repeat until one bails out, and you get the coaster of your dreams for the lowest possible price with the manufacturer hardly making any profit. Back then, there was nobody else in the western world who would have been able to build coasters of that scale. One Heide Park's Big Loop. They had name plates on them that clearly read "Arrow-Huss", which indicates that they were purchased from what became of the original Arrow Development after going belly-up for the first time. This pretty much backs the facts that you present here. 🙂 When it comes to nets catching the trains, people who believe this are the same who believe that coaster cars explode when they derail and crash to the ground, like they do in RTC. Who cares that they are is nothing explosive to them...
RMC probably wouldn't have become what we know it as today, since if arrow didn't go bankrupt Allen Schilke would still be working for arrow and he did help with creating the steel Ibox and designing the layouts of rmcs.
@@jl506zzyt8 yeah to be honest. In the grand scheme of things, I'm glad arrow went bankrupt. As much as I would have loved to see what I ovations they would come up with, I just can't imagine coasters without RMC.
how can people believe these things, honestly. and why do they start.. my personal favourite roller coaster is gatekeeper at cedar point, insanely underrated. love you theme park crazy!!
Recently at great adventure it started raining and I heard a lady tell her kids that the rain will cause the breaks on the coaster to fail and it would be a runaway train. The ride was running and never closed as great adventure does with most of their rides, and she was running away like her life depended on it
My craziest coaster rumor growing up was that someone was decapitated by standing up while riding Space Mountain, i believed it for a long time too lol but it is not true thankfully!
#6: People thought even crazier things than a 500ft spike. Some thought it would be even bigger than that and that they were somehow going to extend the height of the tophat. #5: Dorney Park is my local park and there was a similar rumor years ago that Steel Force's lift hill was sinking into the ground.
You have admit, though: A coaster with a section designed to randomly drop from its track at a certain position and be caught by the world's strongest net would be one intensely scary ride. 😅
I honestly have absolutely no idea how anyone thought Cedar Point could ever fit a 500 foot tall T-Rex Single Rail! Ive been there, and there is not *nearly* enough room! Great vid btw!
while Son of Beast was obviously a terrible coaster I do often wish we'd get a wooden coaster with its level of ambition but constructed by an actual good manufacturer
Did the people who thought up the rotating tunnel forget about the forward momentum? All the speed would be lost by that spinning tunnel and then the cars wouldnt be able to climb a bunny hill!
to be fair though .. to ppl that dont give a lot of attention to engineering or amusement parks in general. All they know is that accidents do, in fact, happen with rides.. they dont care how infrequent it is thanks to a lot of smart and cautious people. They see the Smiler, they see The Bat lose its wheel & bust the rail, they see that claw pendulum ride completely rip itself apart at the Ohio state fair.. they see the derailment at Grüna Lund.. the list goes on. Vastly safer than a lot of other things we do daily . but its not that crazy that people might worry about it happening
Even when I thought the “Vekoma stealing Arrow’s track design” was true, I would’ve never thought anyone would unironically believe that doing so killed Arrow. By that logic, Pepsi would’ve caused Coca-Cola to go bankrupt.
If I´m not mistaken Vekoma buying the Trains from Arrow was part of the license agreement. Plus AFAIK the Vekoma Swinging Turns model was a similar license deal for Arrow´s Suspended Coaster with the original Trains also being bought from Arrow. Plus, Vekoma was never afraid to try new things and Innovate, I mean, they struck Gold with the Boomerang Model just 5 years after their first Coaster, developed 2 Coaster models of their own within their first decade (MK-700 and MK-900) that unlike their Arrow based coasters are still very smooth and hate the SLC as much as you want, when B&M introduced the Inverted Coaster and it was a instant hit, Vekoma developed, sold and built the first SLC in under 2 years of the first B&M Invert opening. And that´s a sign of a manufacturer being capable of quickly adapting to new trends.
I was so excited to see the washing machine element on the smiler in this video, but now i feel like i'm left with more questions than answers. where on the course would it go? pre-lift? breaks?? still seems neat though, i could totally see it fitting in with smiler's theme.
OMG I never heard the rumor about the net catching coaster trains. I fell out laughing. Growing up in the 70's and 80's we didnt have nets under coasters. So when I first saw them in the 90's.i automatically knew they were to catch loose items. I mean no other idea entered my head as to why they were there. To say they are there to catch a falling train, loaded with heavy people is beyond laughable. And you said an adult said that? Imma pray he was just trying to be funny but i doubt it. Man that rumor gave me a nice saturday night laugh. Thank you
I still cannot believe that there was a rumor that rocken roller coaster at Disney world who is going to be replace with Dr. teeth and the electric mayhem from the Muppets
I knew the T rex wasn't going to happen. The T rex is more like a normal size roller coaster, parks would prefer having a regular but trusted coaster rather than a prototype and not so compact single rail
Theme park crazy, I can’t tell you how much fun I have watching your vids they really calm me and I slept to some of your vids so thank you for great videos
A couple of things the whole 500 ft TT2 rumor was just stupid. Another rumor that bugs the crap out of me personally is the "BGT is getting a giga rumor" they literally have a height limit around 230 ft so unless someone is willing to donate the money to BGT to build a 70+ ft deep trench it's not happening. Another reason for the nets being placed there is any material from the brakes possibly grease or even as the brake pads wear out the debris from them could be caught by the net and not fall on guests
The thing is, the structure wasn't well built from the start and RMCs can really tear on their structure with their extreme forces, which would make that ride a nightmare to maintain.
@@Yikes_its_Psychshere's the thing, the bad structure would have prevented RMC from ever doing son of beast, that's why some coasters which are considered for RMC conversions are not converted.
I'm literally losing brain cells listening to this😂💯💯 This person is arguing how ridiculous a 500-foot spike would have been and how they would never do such a thing when they're LITERALLY building a 420 foot Spike it's only a 80 ft difference😂😂😂 Wow
I was casually listening/watching this video until he reached number one… Oh boy! I was so caught off guard by that ridiculous rumor that I literally laughed out loud!
I vividly remember being at Cedar Point in middle school (2004-5ish) and being told that the hydraulic launch system on Top Thrill Dragster (og model) was powerful enough to push your eyeballs into your head. Hilarious the things teenagers tell one another
@1:30 A silent lift system already exists on rollercoasters like Kondaa at Walibi Belgium that uses a chain (seen in the first shot of the video).... the clunking noises from the anti-rollback are not heard on this ride. it uses the same sort of mechanism as the magnetic breaks... if the train moves forward on the lift hill the catch is pushed away, but if the train ever moves backwards or slows down enough the catch drops down due to the magnetic forces not being there anymore..... somewhat like a reversed magnetic break
That last one about the net does sound like the complete bs I'd say. I wasn't there of course, so I don't know in what tone they said it, but I can totally imagine myself being bored in a queue with some friends, then spotting the net and deciding to have some fun by telling something like that. The friends would know I'm just ffing around, and just reply in a way like "Oh really, damn, that's crazy" or whatever, or maybe even come up with their own addition to the lie.
The Kings Island shed was such a failure of marketing. I never thought there was going to be a drop track or launch, but hyping the shed up for months just for it to be a brake run with some theming was such a bad move by the park. Literally anything they realistically could’ve put in there would’ve been a disappointment.
I hate when thoosies make baseless claims like the drop track kn Mystic Timbers. YOU SHOWED A FULL RENDER OF THE SHED. Where the fuck is the drop track going anyways?
In the early 2000's, I remember hearing a rumor that a train on Millennium Force rolled back into the station and killed multiple passengers. I guess whoever started that rumor didn't hear the characteristic clanking on the lift hill and thought that meant there wasn't any anti roll back device.
The fact people are that dumb to think a net could catch a coaster train is downright hilarious 😂
Common sense is dying out. It’s rare to find now.
That would be some high tensile strength netting needed to catch a 8,000 pound coaster train!
@@melissanicole4357 agreed.
@@wawawis yeh, I doubt that would happen.
I think coaster trains weigh as much as a car or more so why would it hold a train
About the RMC Son of Beast, I did actually make one in Planet Coaster and called it "Grandson of Beast".
It's not the most original name, I know, but considering 90% of my Planet Coaster creations are named after Ratchet & Clank characters or NBA player's nicknames, it's out of my wheelhouse.
What's the Planet Coaster equivalent to "Chris Paul draining a 3 cutting the lead to 42"?
@@notdoctorqprovably would be iron gwazi’s layout on a vekoma slc
One time after I rode X2, the audio worked but the fire didn't. My friend Levi told me that the fire was removed, as it burned a train and melted a passenger.
I thought he was serious, but then I looked it up and saw that was not true. I rode it another time and it did work so I did get to experience it!
Very bizarre.
Sounds like something my older brother would tell me just to see if I’d believe it
Okay but I love the idea of an RMC version of son of beast-not a remake, but more like an homage-except call it mother of beast and just make her absolutely relentless. Runs in the family 😌
Side note, to be fair, the shed on mystic Timbers is VERY anticlimactic. I, too, would be disappointed to get a glorified brake run after all that hype!
also made by rcca?
@@terg8472 ah yes the totally not defunct RCCA should absolutely make an “RMC” version of son of beast… 🤣
Grandson of Beast
As someone who’s been to Alton Towers a bunch, I’d say that the wicker man lift is the loudest in the park
No matter how safe they are, being evacuated off a drop track isn’t fun. Thanks Thirteen.
Th13teens is great, did you get evact before it dropped or after the little jolt?
@@williamshort3620 before it dropped.
@@katashworth41 sad times
Shit happens 😂 we were next to an old lady that spent the entire ride time calling out -help I can't do this, I'm too old, help I want off 😂
How does getting evaced off a drop track even work?
I love this. It reminds me of rumors I used to spread as a teenager in the nineties. When lines at Great Adventure were to long, my friends and I would make up rumors of people having tragic accidents on the ride we were waiting for to scare people ahead of us off the line. Now looking back it was not the right thing to do but it was effective.
I should realize that.
Not gonna lie, that edit to make mystic Timbers look like it has a backwards launch looks like quite fun!
I remember when I first thought those nets would catch *park guests* if they fell out of the train. Absolutely wrong. I once saw a hat fall into one of those, and then I put 2 and 2 together.
I once heard a rumor that Rock N Roller Coaster would get rethemed to Muppets and I was like "no way"
I'd actually be totally okay with that.
im gonna start a rumor for a new nickalodeon $5.2 billion dollar super park with a b&m strata hypercoaster model themed to dora
@@LTstinkysocksMcGee420i’m in i’ll help you out
@@LTstinkysocksMcGee420Oh my god that would be the best thing ever.
I mean, it'd be better than keeping the aerosmith theme. seriously, disney needs to do something about that soon.
The Rumor Weed can come up with some crazy stuff
Rmc of SoB would be insane but thats just a stupid idea, im sure none of the rides blueprints have survived
Fun fact: Theme Park Predictions spread half of these
Oh my god
Fun fact.... That's called fun!!! that's what we're all here for my friend 😂 FOR FUN! Guessing what's coming next who's going to build what ride, how tall it is going to be what rides are the best etc etc.... This is about fun and speculation and opinions, if you need to be so serious you should definitely get a different hobby other than theme parks and roller coasters because this is all about fun, so maybe since you are so brilliant and serious you should take up calculus and Sudoku instead 💯💯💯
@@huddyr1112average youtuber smartass trying to prove nothing in life
theme park predictions is the goat, rumors predicting coasters is never harmful
@@tribaltreegoat it gets people too excited for nothing
coaster enthusiasts when cedar fair doesnt build a 45 inversion 800ft tall launched wooden coaster with a t-bar:
Even if that washing machine-track existed, nobody in their right mind would allow that to count for "inversion"-records.
I almost forgot about the roller coaster train net rumor. I can’t entirely remember, but I believe I heard this at Mäch Tower when that was still around. It’s just crazy how wild human imagination can run. 😅
That "Batman The Ride" rumor was ridiculous but it did become real in 2008. What happened was a man lost his hat while riding the coaster. He then for some idiotic reason, hop over 2 fences to try and get it back but unfortunately he wasn't fast enough and was decapitated by the train. Was the rumor just a coincidence? Who knows!
I remember being on the 500ft trex hype train. I was dumb, but it was good times
Glad to see you back making videos again. The fact that you mentioned Jodie Sweetin allegedly dying on the Batman coaster at Great America is completely bonkers! I guess the person who started the rumor was probably not a fan of Full House.
I first heard the "Magnum is sinking" rumour in 1994 from a guy I knew who worked at the park that summer.
That lady clearly watched the opening to Final Destination 3 a few to many times
I understand that the Son of Beast rumor was honest mistake. I, myself, took your word on that one back then, but I'm glad that you acknowledged it. Just know that it's not your fault, and everyone is capable of making mistakes.
Can I just appreciate your PFP for a second?
That last rumor is hysterical. The Jodie Sweetin rumor cracks me up, too. My friend & I fell victim to a similar rumor in 9th or 10th grade. We heard that Mark-Paul Gosselaar of Saved by the Bell (at the time) died & were very sad about it. I think it took a few days to figure out it wasn't true since it was also pre-internet.
RMC Son of Beast is such a silly idea in retrospect, not for the popularity or timeline, but because RMC re-uses existing structure and supports. The existing structure and supports were the main problem with Son of Beast, how do you revamp a coaster by keeping the most problematic part?
My grandma says that you live and learn, so now you know to be more careful. I love when people admit their mistakes. Too bad I'm no good at it.
A net catching a roller coaster train from mind eraser is ridiculous, they weigh thousands of pounds, trains don't randomly fly off the tracks
One rumor I remember was that Vortex at King's Island was sinking into the ground, because it was built on a marsh or swamp.
Overheard at Busch Gardens in line for Kumba
"Yeah this used to be Kraken at SeaWorld."
I think the sad thing about the last entry and rumours like it is how much this can fuel media demonization of roller-coaster safety. How many times have you seen tabloids hype up the panic of guests on a train stranded in a block section? That's not to say that being stuck on a broken-down roller coaster doesn't warrant panic, but when you see headlines like "I thought the restraints were going to unlock and we were all going to fall" you do start to wonder if they're all run by killjoys and fuddy-duddies.
Another name for this video is “Theme park prediction’s entire UA-cam channel”
Two more things to add to the Vekoma/Arrow thing:
One other factor contributing to Arrow's first bankruptcy was the competition with Schwarzkopf (who also suffered from that). Parks would ask one manufacturer to quote a coaster design that they wanted to build. Then they took the quote to the other manufacturer, who would give a lower quote - which they took back to the first one. Rinse and repeat until one bails out, and you get the coaster of your dreams for the lowest possible price with the manufacturer hardly making any profit. Back then, there was nobody else in the western world who would have been able to build coasters of that scale.
One Heide Park's Big Loop. They had name plates on them that clearly read "Arrow-Huss", which indicates that they were purchased from what became of the original Arrow Development after going belly-up for the first time.
This pretty much backs the facts that you present here. 🙂
When it comes to nets catching the trains, people who believe this are the same who believe that coaster cars explode when they derail and crash to the ground, like they do in RTC. Who cares that they are is nothing explosive to them...
That rotating tunnel would be such a lame, pace destroying, out of place element on any coaster.
Since you don't want the title, I'll declare myself "The All knowing Emperor of Coaster Knowledge" 😎👍🏻
Yes!
RMC son of beast wouldn't be a rumor for much longer 😂 their clearing the land behind banshee right now
I literally thought about you when that entry popped up.. 😂
Should be it’s Asp3ct lol on 2nd account
I wonder if he knows that?
@@grabear9563 probably not
When land clearing starts happening, you know what comes next...
(definitely not referring to land clearing somewhere else as well😂)
I always got the idea that Son Of Beast and the 500ft T-Rex were not real life, just fantasies. Didn’t stop me from trying to design them, though!
I just wonder what would happen if arrow didnt go bankrupt...
RMC probably wouldn't have become what we know it as today, since if arrow didn't go bankrupt Allen Schilke would still be working for arrow and he did help with creating the steel Ibox and designing the layouts of rmcs.
@@jl506zzyt8 yeah to be honest. In the grand scheme of things, I'm glad arrow went bankrupt. As much as I would have loved to see what I ovations they would come up with, I just can't imagine coasters without RMC.
My favourit rumor is smilers washingmmachine 😂
No way I got in a Theme Park Crazy video😂Thanks for using my concept
The Smiler’s washing machine sounds like something Towers would genuinely do during that time
Oh my god it’s the real smiler in real life
No way someone thought that a net would catch a coaster train😂😂
You get it.
how can people believe these things, honestly. and why do they start.. my personal favourite roller coaster is gatekeeper at cedar point, insanely underrated. love you theme park crazy!!
Good ol' Roller Coaster Tycoon ingenuity.
Recently at great adventure it started raining and I heard a lady tell her kids that the rain will cause the breaks on the coaster to fail and it would be a runaway train.
The ride was running and never closed as great adventure does with most of their rides, and she was running away like her life depended on it
My craziest coaster rumor growing up was that someone was decapitated by standing up while riding Space Mountain, i believed it for a long time too lol but it is not true thankfully!
How do you even think that a roller coaster train is light enough to fall on a net and the net does not break
someone said that the nets for rush at Thorpe park were for catching people... hello nah bro
#6: People thought even crazier things than a 500ft spike. Some thought it would be even bigger than that and that they were somehow going to extend the height of the tophat.
#5: Dorney Park is my local park and there was a similar rumor years ago that Steel Force's lift hill was sinking into the ground.
Jody sweeten is very much alive. In fact, she was the runner-up of worst cooks in America celebrity.
You have admit, though: A coaster with a section designed to randomly drop from its track at a certain position and be caught by the world's strongest net would be one intensely scary ride.
😅
I honestly have absolutely no idea how anyone thought Cedar Point could ever fit a 500 foot tall T-Rex Single Rail! Ive been there, and there is not *nearly* enough room! Great vid btw!
We have creative minds. Carparks and hotels were common places to find ideas. Not in the park, but jutting outside like Magnum.
That’s what I’ve always thought. They’d have to use the parking lot as space if they even want thinking about adding something that big
while Son of Beast was obviously a terrible coaster I do often wish we'd get a wooden coaster with its level of ambition but constructed by an actual good manufacturer
Did the people who thought up the rotating tunnel forget about the forward momentum? All the speed would be lost by that spinning tunnel and then the cars wouldnt be able to climb a bunny hill!
Tbh all those rumours especially the rmc son of beast made me die with laughter
Newspaper: I heard that Jodi Sweetin died on Batman!
Jodi Sweetin: I did?!
Us humans like to talk out of our neck, we believe everything on the internet or what we hear from friends. We love to talk 💩 and we must be a shamed.
You know it’s a good day when this legend uploads another video. Keep it up, man!
to be fair though .. to ppl that dont give a lot of attention to engineering or amusement parks in general.
All they know is that accidents do, in fact, happen with rides.. they dont care how infrequent it is thanks to a lot of smart and cautious people.
They see the Smiler, they see The Bat lose its wheel & bust the rail, they see that claw pendulum ride completely rip itself apart at the Ohio state fair.. they see the derailment at Grüna Lund.. the list goes on. Vastly safer than a lot of other things we do daily . but its not that crazy that people might worry about it happening
11:31 that’s good, it’s my favorite coaster and I would flip if it sunk
Even when I thought the “Vekoma stealing Arrow’s track design” was true, I would’ve never thought anyone would unironically believe that doing so killed Arrow.
By that logic, Pepsi would’ve caused Coca-Cola to go bankrupt.
If I´m not mistaken Vekoma buying the Trains from Arrow was part of the license agreement. Plus AFAIK the Vekoma Swinging Turns model was a similar license deal for Arrow´s Suspended Coaster with the original Trains also being bought from Arrow.
Plus, Vekoma was never afraid to try new things and Innovate, I mean, they struck Gold with the Boomerang Model just 5 years after their first Coaster, developed 2 Coaster models of their own within their first decade (MK-700 and MK-900) that unlike their Arrow based coasters are still very smooth and hate the SLC as much as you want, when B&M introduced the Inverted Coaster and it was a instant hit, Vekoma developed, sold and built the first SLC in under 2 years of the first B&M Invert opening. And that´s a sign of a manufacturer being capable of quickly adapting to new trends.
Good to see your videos again man. They really delve me into learning more sbout the world of amusement parks. Thanks Theme Park Crazy!!
I was so excited to see the washing machine element on the smiler in this video, but now i feel like i'm left with more questions than answers. where on the course would it go? pre-lift? breaks?? still seems neat though, i could totally see it fitting in with smiler's theme.
OMG I never heard the rumor about the net catching coaster trains. I fell out laughing. Growing up in the 70's and 80's we didnt have nets under coasters. So when I first saw them in the 90's.i automatically knew they were to catch loose items. I mean no other idea entered my head as to why they were there. To say they are there to catch a falling train, loaded with heavy people is beyond laughable. And you said an adult said that? Imma pray he was just trying to be funny but i doubt it.
Man that rumor gave me a nice saturday night laugh. Thank you
Well you basically started an entire fandom with the Son Of Beast one
I hereby dub thee "All Knowing Emperor of Coaster Knowledge."
The other rumor I heard that left me going ?! was Ride of Steel leaving Darien Lake. I dont know how widespread that was though.
"Launch-a-holic" literally describes me
I still cannot believe that there was a rumor that rocken roller coaster at Disney world who is going to be replace with Dr. teeth and the electric mayhem from the Muppets
I died of laughter when you said someone thought the net on mind eraser was meant to catch trains 😂😂😂
Anyone else willing to admit that we believed some of these?
Me
the drop track one on mystic for meee
I wanted special effects on Mystic Timbers, not a lame screen.
Yea some animatronics might’ve been nice to see in the pov’s
@Clay3613 I agree, even a simple special effect would’ve been cool
I should let my 11-year-old cousin Lilliana learn about amusement parks with these types of videos.
Can confirm Iron Maiden concerts are crazy loud.
I knew the T rex wasn't going to happen. The T rex is more like a normal size roller coaster, parks would prefer having a regular but trusted coaster rather than a prototype and not so compact single rail
Theme park crazy, I can’t tell you how much fun I have watching your vids they really calm me and I slept to some of your vids so thank you for great videos
Can you do top 10 shortest coasters on earth
A couple of things the whole 500 ft TT2 rumor was just stupid. Another rumor that bugs the crap out of me personally is the "BGT is getting a giga rumor" they literally have a height limit around 230 ft so unless someone is willing to donate the money to BGT to build a 70+ ft deep trench it's not happening. Another reason for the nets being placed there is any material from the brakes possibly grease or even as the brake pads wear out the debris from them could be caught by the net and not fall on guests
Theres 3 monsters on mystic timbers? I WENT ON 6 TIMES AND I GOT THE SNAKE ALL 6 TIMES
I still want to see RMC Son of Beast happen. I think they could make a really good ride out of it.
The thing is, the structure wasn't well built from the start and RMCs can really tear on their structure with their extreme forces, which would make that ride a nightmare to maintain.
with what structure 💀
@@phantafan7965but RMC has real engineers, so they would beef up the structure
@@Yikes_its_Psychshere's the thing, the bad structure would have prevented RMC from ever doing son of beast, that's why some coasters which are considered for RMC conversions are not converted.
@@nothanksguy if that was true, they wouldn't have touched Rattler at Fiesta Texas 🤷♂️
the washing machine on the smiler would be awesome though
That is absolutely ridiculous! And I completely agree with you, those must be some strong nets.
I'm literally losing brain cells listening to this😂💯💯
This person is arguing how ridiculous a 500-foot spike would have been and how they would never do such a thing when they're
LITERALLY building a 420 foot Spike it's only a 80 ft difference😂😂😂 Wow
I love The New Texas Giant. Lately, it's been more rough than usual 😕.
bet its to do with the temperature fluctuations the last week
I’ve never really heard any of these rumors except the 500 vertical spike. And honestly, I was skeptical about it.
Didn’t cedar point tease 500 ft water coaster in a Christmas video once 😂
You did a great job making this video
The Beast is the most intense roller coaster
I was casually listening/watching this video until he reached number one… Oh boy! I was so caught off guard by that ridiculous rumor that I literally laughed out loud!
Even if the nets did somehow catch the train and hold it in place, there'd still be a several ton train on top of you
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The Most Ridiculous Rumour Is That Coasters Aren't Safe
exactly. coaster accidents are freaking rare
u have more of a chance to get in a car accident then a rollercoaster accident
@@Juju2weirdyou have more chance of your whole friend group tripping in the park and dying than dying on a roller coaster
I vividly remember being at Cedar Point in middle school (2004-5ish) and being told that the hydraulic launch system on Top Thrill Dragster (og model) was powerful enough to push your eyeballs into your head. Hilarious the things teenagers tell one another
@1:30 A silent lift system already exists on rollercoasters like Kondaa at Walibi Belgium that uses a chain (seen in the first shot of the video).... the clunking noises from the anti-rollback are not heard on this ride. it uses the same sort of mechanism as the magnetic breaks... if the train moves forward on the lift hill the catch is pushed away, but if the train ever moves backwards or slows down enough the catch drops down due to the magnetic forces not being there anymore..... somewhat like a reversed magnetic break
Gurnee is my home park and I never heard about Jodie dying in batman 🤣
That last one about the net does sound like the complete bs I'd say. I wasn't there of course, so I don't know in what tone they said it, but I can totally imagine myself being bored in a queue with some friends, then spotting the net and deciding to have some fun by telling something like that. The friends would know I'm just ffing around, and just reply in a way like "Oh really, damn, that's crazy" or whatever, or maybe even come up with their own addition to the lie.
The Kings Island shed was such a failure of marketing. I never thought there was going to be a drop track or launch, but hyping the shed up for months just for it to be a brake run with some theming was such a bad move by the park. Literally anything they realistically could’ve put in there would’ve been a disappointment.
Common sense isnt all that common.
I hate when thoosies make baseless claims like the drop track kn Mystic Timbers. YOU SHOWED A FULL RENDER OF THE SHED. Where the fuck is the drop track going anyways?
Man, fear makes people think/say the craziest things.
In the early 2000's, I remember hearing a rumor that a train on Millennium Force rolled back into the station and killed multiple passengers. I guess whoever started that rumor didn't hear the characteristic clanking on the lift hill and thought that meant there wasn't any anti roll back device.
The rumour of an RMC going to Alton towers as project horizon was pretty hilarious