Colossos front seat on-ride HD POV Heide Park
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- This Intamin prefabricated track (aka plug 'n play) wooden coaster opened in 2001 and was the first of its kind. Since then four others have been built: Balder at Liseberg (2003), El Toro at Six Flags Great Adventure (2006) and T Express at Everland (2008) in South Korea. These are by far some of the most popular wooden coasters ever made, leaving many enthusiasts wondering why no parks have purchased one in the last six years.
Colossos' 159 foot, 61° drop propels the train at speeds up to 68.4 mph over its seven airtime hills.
Heide Park is located between Hamburg, Hannover and Bremen in Soltau, Germany.
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The screaming sound of the wood, when the train is on top of a hill is just wondefull. Also it has so much negative air time. My favorite roller coaster.
El Toro is my all-time favorite, so I am DYING to ride this and T-Express.
Colossos is rough IMO
EuropeCoasters Wtf no you just dont know how to ride it good
Coaster Jaiden wtf?!
Balder is way smoother than Colossos IMO
Don't get me Wrong! Colossos is still fantastic!
I’m so glad they decided to repair it but it’s going to be 2019 till it re opens and I can’t wait that long
This coaster has reclaimed the title of the highest wooden coaster in the world after the Son Of Beast was torn down at Kings Island. This coaster gives amazing airtime ride, wish there was one at Thorpe Park.
Jim Culver The tallest woodies are TXpress And Wildfire
The first drop kinda remind of Shivering Timbers in some way, but only because it been on that ride so many times.
DobieMeltfire I would say Shivering is better if it’s not rough cause this one is a little
I had no idea Intamin had ever touched a piece of wood. That's why I subscribe to your channel. Ya learn stuff.
Intamin built their first wooden coaster in 1981 at Six Flags Great America. Then they constructed their first prefabricated wooden coaster in 2001 at Heide Park (Colossus in this video!). Here are lists of wooden Intamin coasters at RCDB: rcdb.com/r.htm?ot=2&mo=8368
rcdb.com/r.htm?ot=2&mo=8381
Colossus in this coaster looks quite amazing and smooth compared to other wooden roller coasters made by other manufacturers. Nice video Coasterforce. :-)
chdreturns That's not necessarily true. But, that's your opinion. :-)
+chdreturns Prowler says F U Don't insult me.
Um... El toro?...
Hey guys, can we just leave Docktor Jim alone now! I'm sure he now knows that Intamin makes wooden coasters considering he posted his original comment back in December of 2014! We just can't know everything about roller coasters or manufacturers anyways! :-)
Did they lower it's max height a bit. I could have sworn it's original height was 196 ft, 4 away from a hypercoaster. Now the database lists it as about 160 ft.
Will it ever reopen?
Matthew Simon 2019!!
It's already opened
What's up with the statute of liberty near the end
+Alexian the great The area of the park is called Land of the Fallen. The statue was taken from the lake in the middle of the park a few years ago.
Cool! I might make a episode of Angry German Kid going to Heide Park in my upcoming AGK series (I still don't know how to make it) and put a POV video of this coaster in it.
Dang this things like the evaloution of the wild thing(valley fair Minnesota)
***** I got a GoPro Hero 4 cam for my birthday and I would like to film a coaster and I can't figure out where my camera should stand. Do I have to hold it or no. Just wondering. Thanks
Since you have a go pro you can use a chest mount.
Liamdoyle 97 you must answer and have 10000views on your channel
The only problem I have with this type of coaster, is that they start to get to rough over the years, if you ride in a wheel seat (where a wheel is under the seat) you feel every imperfection, and also the seats are very uncomfortable, and they are hard to fit into when your over 200 pounds and 6 feet tall. ( not as fat as I seem lol )
RADZADproductions We've ridden all the Intamin prefab coasters every year from their opening through 2014 and they are nearly as smooth as they were day one. No other wooden coasters hold up as well as these. However, the seating is cramped and not suited for xxl+ riders.
Yes I agree, wooden coasters do not stay 100% smooth, also I always go second to last seat in el toro for tons of air time, so that just might be a bad seat.
@@RADZADproductions you feel the imperfections in the very back too. Gave me a headache after 2 rides.
El toro is at my home park but I still am dying to get on this t express and balder
Petarda ! super ale szybkie
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Na filmiku może nie wyglada, ale ladnie zapierdala!
That's some good wood.
jimthar17 Nah it’s s Little Rough
@@jojo_hendriksnot anymore
@@Colossos.the.Woodie I commented that before the retrack was done lmao
@@jojo_hendriks yeah i saw it now,didnt noticed it before sorry😅
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Colossos or El Toro?
Flaffstar99 I agree. El Toro. They are both as fun but El Toro is closer to where I live so it is El Toro.
El Toro!!!😀
Colossos
hum... Colossos by faaaaar
rollercoasterfan2000 el Toro is much faster and much for intense.
Is this the tallest and fastest wooden coaster?
Not the tallest, but the fastest. Depends on which source you want to believe
SoopaKoopaTroopa4494 Neither. At nearly 184 feet, T Express at Everland in South Korea is the tallest and Goliath at Six Flags Great America is the fastest with a top speed of 72 mph.
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Kinko really loves roller coasters! Really, REALLY!!
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Okay, if you want to count Goliath as a wooden coaster.
I won't say it isn't, I am just not sure for myself.
5thElem3nt it is. it is different from the hybrids. the tracks on those are 100% steel. the tracks on goliath are part steel part wood, along with every other wood coaster.
that is a steep ass drop
Wwweee!!!!