Heart-Pounding Adventure:Tribal People Experience Cedar Point's Roller Coasters for the First Time!
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2023
- Heart-Pounding Adventure:Tribal People Experience Cedar Point's Roller Coasters for the First Time!
In this video, we witness the captivating reactions of tribal people as they experience the thrill of watching footage from the renowned roller coasters at Cedar Point, located in the United States of America. As the video unfolds, we observe their genuine awe and excitement, their eyes wide with anticipation, as they are mesmerized by the breathtaking speed, twists, and turns of the roller coasters. The tribal people are filled with wonder and amazement, their expressions a mixture of joy, astonishment, and perhaps even a hint of trepidation. With each exhilarating drop and adrenaline-inducing maneuver captured on screen, their reactions grow more animated, their laughter and shouts of exhilaration echoing through the air. It's a fascinating glimpse into how the universal language of thrill rides can bridge cultural gaps and elicit pure, unadulterated joy in people from all walks of life.
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I so wish you could experience the joy of an amusement park.
And Not just any, a REAL one like Cedar Pointe
They didn't get to see the Ferris Wheel. One of my favorite memories from Cedar Point was riding it on a clear night with a full moon rising over the lake.
@@jlinkous05 Any ferris wheel is one of the things that I would never willingly ride in my life again God willing. Rode Ferris wheel when I was like 3 years old and I hated it. I think that's what got me to love the Tilt-A-Whirl and Scrambler for such a long time. I'd rather be tilted on the ground and spinning than in the air. I'm not afraid of heights but I think that's what abided my fear of roller coasters for a long time. Now I love roller coasters ever since the age of 15, but still will not get on a ferris wheel willingly.
I live in Ohio and have been there many times . It was funny watching them lean into the bends while watching the video .
Peace ✌️
I really hope these guys get the chance to enjoy a ride like these sometime, it would be great to watch and share their experience with them.
This was so much fun watching their expressions!! I hope they get to experience a roller coaster some day!
In 2008, my older brother treated me to 2 straight days riding roller coasters at Cedar Point. I had the time of my life. Ill never forget it!❤
Cedar Point is just a 40 minute drive from where I live. It's know as the roller coaster capital of the world. It is built on a peninsula off of Lake Erie with breathtaking views of the park and lake from the top of the biggest hill of the Millennium Force roller coaster! A must-visit for roller coaster enthusiasts!
Very sympathetic people, fun to watch. Hope they will get the chance to take a save ride on a big rollercoaster
I grew up near Cedar Point. My family would go there every year. The best memories of my childhood. I wish everyone could experience this magnificent theme park.
What virtual visits lack is the sound and vibrations. Even if you aren't on a ride, when a train or cart passes, the sound and rumble you feel is still awesome!
When I was young I worked at a Six Flags, and I got the chance to operate roller coasters near Chicago. one of the roller coasters I operated, was "Shock Wave" in 1988, it was the fastest rollercoaster in the world during that time.
Gentlemen your facial expressions were priceless. Almost as fun as being on the ride. 😂
Great reaction guys
Love peace from the U.K ❤🇬🇧😁
I have lived in Ohio my entire life. We are kind of a humble state, lots of valleys and farmland, but rollercoasters are what we do best in my opinion! There is Cedar Point, which is spectacular, and King's Island, which has a smaller collection but is surrounded by woods and nature. Both are so incredible and I hope one day you come visit! ❤❤
It’s always great to see reactions to Cedar Point! This is the area I have lived my entire life. Just a 30 minute drive to this incredible amusement park 😀
There are many amusement parks in the US with thrilling coasters & rides but I believe Cedar Point has the most coasters of all the parks.
@@bricky63b Six Flags magic mountain has the most coasters in a single park in the world. 21 or 22 currently
Now this was a fun one to watch their faces!! I was smiling so big at them!! 😀
I love Knobles in PA, the only major amusement park (over 60 rides!) in the USA with no entrance fee and no parking fee, you just pay for whichever rides you want to rid. They have four massive coasters (including the only trackless roller coaster in the world!), a ginormous Ferris Wheel, two flume rides, three carousels, two trains, you can bring your dogs into the park and they can ride FIVE of the rides with you, tons of flat rides and kiddie rides, two Disney style dark rides (a haunted house, and a burning coal mine), three free museums, tons of reasonably priced award winning food (3 potato pancakes for $5; 1/2 chicken, stuffing and 2 sides for $10 (that would probably be closer to $30 at Disney), any foods you can think of), cabins to rent, a massive campground and RV park, it’s family owned and operated since 1926! The free entry is so nice if you want to bring members that don’t want to ride a lot of rides, and you can buy unlimited wristbands ($55 for over 48”; $38 for under 48”) which are very much worth it, but you can also buy books of tickets that never expire, or pay per ride (1.50 for the little kid rides, up to 4.00 to 5.00 for the massive coasters). The cabins are way bigger/nicer than I thought they’d be, and the one thing super clear about the park is the family maintains all the ride’s immaculately!
YES! Cedar point
I love your expressions and excitement watching the roller coasters. I so hope you will be able to ride one of the roller coasters. Let me say you will feel a lot of different emotions all into one. The most important thing is to go with the flow. You will love your experience if you just go with it and not fight your emotions. I'm 63 years old and I have rode many roller coasters. My favorite rides are the roller coasters. Don't let your fear over ride your experiences. like I said I have rode on many roller coasters and I've survived every one of them. LOL I have a great love for roller coasters. Even old folks know how to have fun.
look on there faces 👍👍👍
When I was a kid we used to go in the train and they gave us toy machine guns and had dinosaurs well fake dinosaurs popping out at you at various points this was back when Blue streak was the biggest ride they had back in late '60s early '70s Love this reaction
Go for it guys!!! Have a great day and enjoy!
I always go to Cedar Point when I visit family in Cleveland. It's the best amusement park in the country!
I was literally there yesterday! Cedar point is my park!
Lucky you
If I ever win the Powerball lottery, I promise to bring both of you, and your families and translators, to Cedar Point. Just to see your faces-starting with the causeway approach, Hotel Breakers, the beach, but especially walking up on SteVe, Mav, and Millie.....these are coasters I've personally ridden DOZENS of times and STILL I get the nervous/excited part standing in awe of their structure and engineering. I'd also include the early morning backstage tour, to show all the work behind the scenes. What an adventure!
They MUST go to Cedar Point! Cedar Fair needs to fly them there!!
This video brought back some fun memories. My late husband and I went to Cedar Point about 20 years ago. The two rides I'll never forget is Millennium Force and Raptor. LOVED Raptor. I wish we could have gone on it more than once, but it seems our equilibrium needed some recuperation time in between. With the long lines, even a couple rides can take considerable time.
Unfortunately, my partner now is afraid of heights so that takes care of amusement parks. And we're less than an hours drive to Six Flags Great America, so, bummer. However, after 4 weeks of therapy to get rid of my vertigo, my therapist didn't recommend roller-coasters. Guess I have to be content with memories. I sure do miss the adrenaline rush! 🎢
I don't know if there are any virtual reality places within a reasonable distance, but I believe a virtual reality roller coaster might be worth checking out for the gentlemen. 🎢🎡🎢
I don't know if there is anything as fun as a great roller coaster. You all should definitely go.
Also I want to say all your troubles will be forgotten while your on the ride. It's a very good thing. It's a very freeing feeling you can experience if you just go with the flow and not fight your emotions.
My whole family has season passes to cedar point. We love an hour away. We're going to celebrate my nephew's 6th birthday on the 25th at the point. I wish you could go. You'd have so much fun.
Love Cedar Point, we got passes a couple years ago and went for five straight days. You should have these guys view some of the POV full coaster videos (more than just the little bits shown in this one)!
Naveed was immediately like, let's roll.
A permanent back injury prohibits me from going on any coasters now, but I've ridden plenty in the past. There's nothing more exhilarating than a good roller coaster! I can still enjoy the more tame water rides though. 😊
I was born and grew up in Ohio. I used to go to Cedar Point once or twice a year for at least 20 years. Wonderful place!
I've been to cedar point and its a lot of fun
mansoor and naveed should visit a theme park with roller coasters...i think theyd like it...do they have roller coasters like that in pakistan? im going to visit india and sri lanka in 2024 maybe ill stop over in pakistan for a bit...i love spicy ))
This reminds me of the roller coaster simulators they had at arcades for kids to try before they were tall enough for the real thing 😂 I hope it can be the same for these guys and they get to ride in person
Cedar Point is on a peninsula that sticks out into Lake Erie, making the views even better. Also, Ohio has another major amusement park on the southern edge of the state called Kings Island. They're much more affordable than going to something like Disneyland.
Around 8:07, is when he realizes that we Americans are fearless and crazy😂
It's amazing how simple cultural differences can be overlooked by simply going "ya, but these are fun. Just relax and enjoy the day"
It’s the best amusement park! Me and my bf go every year because we only live about 45 minutes from it!
No.8 ride I would definiately lose my marbles lol lol!!!
I know you can not film POV video's at Cear Fair parks but I think it would be so entertaining to see
their reactions after!
I could never ride any of these rides. So many people love them, and search for the fastest ones.
I have twice heard these gentlemen refer to a Great Lake as an ocean. I would love to see a reaction to information on the Great Lakes.
3:10. That was my first roller coaster that I ever went on back in 1995 as a teen when I visited Cedar Point. I was a late bloomer in terms of roller coasters when most Americans started riding them as children.
I always enjoyed riding "Disaster Transport". It was an indoor space themed rollercoaster. I guess they got rid of it for some of the newer stuff. They tend to change the rides around at the park from time to time.
That toboggan track was a pain to upkeep as the building aged. Pre-enclosure it would fill with sand, afterward water from roof leaks.
If you come to Ohio you have to go to cedar point. The water park is awesome too.
I went on a roller coaster once never again!!
they’ve gotta go there! cmon whoever makes these videos these guys have to go there
4:50 I laughed out loud at that comment. You really need some building codes my dudes!
There should be a video of them watching coaster POV's with vr headsets on.
Born in Ohio, have been on all of these rides many times each! Many people are scared to ride the big ones!
Love this!! 😂
I co wish y'all could go there and try them all.
oh and one time as a kid, i rode a coaster and an older man threw up and his false teeth flew out lols
I've only been on one roller coaster....that was enough for a lifetime. I don't like heights and I'm pretty sure I left my lunch there.
That water shot was not an ocean it is one of the five great laks. It's called Lake Erie. Boy do I wish I could bring both your families and take them on all the rides there. Really I would put them on the rides and wait till they got off.
I'm with the guy's on this " Oh no no no no"
People who ride these roller coasters have to be a certain height. If a person is too short, they won't be properly protected by the vests/harnesses. Have they seen any of the Six Flags parks? They are similar to Cedar Point.
I’m 30 miles from Cedar Point, send them to Ohio!
You can experiences some of the excitement, "danger and fun" in your country.. Joyland. The biggest and first theme park in Pakistan is Joyland Lahore. With its grandeur, the location is regarded as a pioneer in the recreation and amusement sectors over the past forty years..
It was interesting to see the conversation about what happens if it collapses. In a way they are both right; accidents are very rare because the manufacturers and operators of these rides work very hard with each other to maintain high safety standards that people can trust with their lives and families.
But accidents still do happen, and when they do people can die very gruesome and tragic deaths, or be maimed for life. So it's still an important question to ask.
When I was young I could ride these all day long and often did! Now they make me puke when I ride them so I don't. Lol. I wasn't afraid of heights when I was young either but now I am.
As an Ohioan, I hope they had the thrill at watching, that I've enjoyed at riding. Lol😅
I was just there like a week ago lmfao
They should really go to Disneyland. Have them do the Jaws ride. Would love to see their faces on that.
sure, if they've got donors footing the bill. that place is ludicrously expensive
This park is only a little over 1 hour from my home and its a regional favorite. My favorite ride is Millennium Force. Its a thrilling yet comforting "old friend". Raptor is the nicest ride when its very hot. Roller Coaster fans have a phrase which relates to a ride turning you upside down. " I kicked the sky". If you ever visit my home state of Ohio, I will go there with you.
It would be great to send them and do a video
My favorite coaster is the raptor. You have to be in the front though.
magnum is also called the nut cracker
PSA there’s not one of these that are considered lethal.
Maybe if you have heart trouble, but for the avaerage person no.
Cedar point is definitely a favorite I’d like to get out to some time. Preferably after they rebuild dragster.
You really should’ve had them wear vr with a UA-cam simulation. 😎
I live near Six Flags!
They can have my turn on the roller coaster it would be like torture for me
They can't share their experience, without physically experiencing the thing you are talking about. They can share their opinions.
11:19 420 feet in the air or 128 meters.
Let them know Another Huge Park is also nearby in Ohio called Kings Island
The good kind of coasters make you feel like you're flying. The lame ones just shake you around to make teenagers feel tough for riding them.
Who chose the rides and why
Several things wrong with those coasters for me. 1. Scared of heights. 2. Back and Neck problems. Lots of people love them though. I will still to the Merry-go-round and some water rides.
"I am unaware of Ohio". Put that on a t-shirt.
Its Lake Erie
I have always hated roller coasters. Even as a child, they terrified me.
Needed to show some POV videos to get a slightly better idea of what it'd be like to ride one. A video from a distance is mehh.
See how they react to bumper cars.
You are lucky you don't have to ride any of these. Too scary!
There is NO WAY on God's good earth would I set foot on these rides...not for all the lottery wins combined ! Are these brave folks sick of living ???
I completely understand your concerns and reservations about these rides. It's perfectly okay to have different preferences when it comes to seeking thrills and adventure. The individuals who enjoy these rides might have a different perspective on what makes life exciting and fulfilling. Everyone has their own unique tolerance for risk and their own definition of fun. It's all about personal choice, and we should respect each other's preferences.
More people die from road accidents (car, bike, truck) in one week than all the people that have ever died on rollercoasters. It's way more dangerous to drive/ride a vehicle on the road, yet I will wager that you don't think that everyone that uses a car is "sick of living".
@@dkwuhn That my dear may be true...I would have a heart attack BEFORE we set off on rides like these .
The weakest coasters ive seen
Los Angeles and Chicago are NOT states. They are cities. Los Angeles is in the state of California and Chicago is in the state of Illinois.