In my opinion the back of this ride is waaaaaay better than the front.... but if we're talking a bout *any* other ride at Disneyland...you absolutely, positively have to ride in the front row
When I go on Splash Mountain, I like being in the front the most. My family usually puts me in the front. I like being in the front because you get the best view when you ride in the front.
When I was born in 1957 Disneyland was brand new. Since my dad's parents (my grandpa and grandma) lived about 5 miles away we kids were lucky. About once or twice a year we would visit my grandparents and always got to visit Disneyland! When my wife and I married in 1979 I found that her parents took her and her sister to Disneyland about once per year for her entire childhood. When our kids were old enough we took them to Disneyland at least once per year until they finished High School. Now that they are out of College and married they take THEIR kids (my Grandkids!) to Disneyland one per year. This is a very cool family tradition. As I write this comment my daughter and son in-law are AT Disney World/Epcot. Even at my age I still feel like a kid when I enter Disneyland. Thunder Mountain Railroad has been my kids and my favorite ride since it opened. Also, I remember the first time we 'flew' to Disneyland in 1967 and New Orleans Square had just opened. I was 10 years old and remember seeing Harry James playing with his Dixieland Band in the Brand New "New Orleans Square" just outside of Pirates of the Caribbean which was also Brand New. Disneyland has been a part of my Life from Birth to Retirement Age!
randy109 Ive always lived in Southern California so Disneyland has always been apart of my life. I rediscovered my love for the place, with a new appreciation for it as an adult back in 2014. 3 years later, i actually work there (in the Disneyland Hotel). Now I can come everyday before work!
Wow...lucky you :) I'm envious :) Disneyland is truly the best place on earth...And it isn't just for kids....Adults and even seniors can have an incredible time....especially since as you get older the appreciation for the place shifts towards the layout, all the fine details hidden everywhere within the park....There are also a lot of hidden gems throughout every part of the place....And it includes literally hidden gems....for one Walt had a intricately detailed master suite built which gave a birds eye incredible view from the suite overlooking the park...And nobody knows its there....The windows don't look like windows but fixtures on the building plus its high up and to get there the person has to take secret passageways where you don't have actual doors but false fronts and even what appears to just be a wall but it opens and leads to the stairs to get to the suite.... Everything in the suite is tied into the Disneyland themes, including the fact that when activated in the suite a small train comes out and music plays as the train makes its trip around the large suite...It unfortunately wasn't finished yet when Walt died but there was a finished blueprint with all the details he wanted.....And so even though he didn't get to see the finished suite, it was decided that Walt would have wanted it to be completed....And so the suite was finished completely ....The suite was built hidden above the park hidden away ....Walt decided on it because it would allow him to be in the park and admiring everything from a perfect spot, without his presence causing commotion.... It just like everything else about the park is intriquate and detailed to his vision....The hidden upper suite sits still overlooking the park, its fully furnished including drapes, bedding, carpet and everything else. Although it stays closed up other than people who do some housekeeping and maintenance....I was lucky enough to have seen a guided and detailed tour which was made and released some years ago. Disneyland hotel is great too. Somebody has enough things to stay busy for a week without leaving the hotel :) But the monorail was down for maintenance which lead from the hotel to the park last time I was there :) we asked for wake up calls since we had early bird passes and I was surprised because picking up the phone it was a different Disney character on the phone each time :) Disneyland....The greatest place on earth
I rode this at age 5 when my parents took me to DisneyLand for the first time. It literally scared the crap out of me and I haven't been on a roller coaster to this day. This video makes me want to ride again to see how it compares 11 years later!
I literally just came back from Disneyland, I was really scared to ride this, but my mom told me it was more fun than scary, and I actually enjoyed it, so I went on it twice!
the same thing happened to me! My dad made me where shoes to make me taller when i was 3, and i cried the whole time i was on it apparently. However (ironically) since going back and growing older, this is my favourite ride at disneyland.
Back seat for this ride is the best! It never pauses like it does in the front or middle seats, and it feels like you're going way faster. The park people are usually really cool and will put you in the back if you ask.
Here's a fun fact; Big Thunder Mountain Railroad started off as an attraction that was to replace the Mine Train Through Nature's Wonderland at Disneyland in 1968. It was one of the first attractions proposed after Walt Disney's Death. That version was turned down in 1968 but was reconsidered later that year as an opening day attraction for Walt Disney World. As the start of construction loomed for the attraction at Walt Disney World in 1970 the attraction was postponed to financially accomodate several smaller attractions. The Disneyland version finally started to get built on January 2nd 1977.
Okay people, raise your hand. Who here keeps their eyes on the goat when they pass it? Anyone? **raises hand** If you haven't done it before, you need to try it. Keep your eyes locked on the goat as you pass and go around it. The affect is awesome!!!
This is coming from a person who’s terrified of most rollercoasters, this one was great. First time I was weary but the second time my hands where up the entire time. If your like me and your scouting for rollercoasters to ride before you visit the parks. I highly recommend this one. The stomach drops are extremely low and feel like driving down a hill. And the spirals feel great. Don’t sweat it. This rides great.
I always recommend this ride and bring first time visitors to Disneyland, etc...to this ride. It's not the fastest nor tallest, but nice curvy and fun turns.
To anyone scared of going on this ride, I suggest you DON'T hold on for dear life. It actually makes it seem worse. The first time I went on it (2 days ago) I spent most of the ride holding on and closing my eyes. The second I let go, I had so much fun.
I have a friend who isn’t a big fan of roller coasters and the heights and drops. Before we left the night we were there, we all ended up going on it and convinced him to do it. Sure enough, it’s now one of his favorite rides in the park, behind Indiana Jones!
DiamondWolfpc i believe but, don't quote me on this. Disney world is a replica of Disneyland. Walt was suppose to design a new park but he passed away before Disney could build it. So they just used the blue print of Disneyland.
I think your right or at least partially right, I think the designs and areas were changed just enough to make it different, but the ideas of some of the rides were used
johnny tram The Magic Kingdom at WDW is more or less "inspired" by Disneyland. While it retains the same basic design, the Magic Kingdom is larger and the layouts of some of the lands differs somewhat. Some attractions are at one and not another. However this is a ride that is at both, however I believe the Magic Kingdom's track layout is a mirror image of BTM at Disneyland. There is also a "flooded town" stunt at MK that I don't think DL has. Walt always envisioned "the Florida project" having the Magic Kingdom. However his plan for Epcot was radically different than what they eventually built. It was going to be a working city where people actually worked and lived where companies would be free to experiment with technological innovations. It would also have replied heavily on the monorail and people mover for transportation. Private cars would be banned on the surface, instead driving on underground roads and parking in underground structures.
+johnny tram Disney World is FAR from Disneyland. The Magic Kingdom and Disneyland park are similar, but the whole Disney World is completely different.
Walter Elias Disney called it "The Florida project". He even said himself that Disney world was a replica of Disneyland but bigger and better, than just being 4 parks in one. Disney world is basically Disneyland, but better and bigger and divided into 4, those being: Magic kingdom, Epcot, Animal kingdom, Hollywood studios ( previously called MGM studios ).
This ride is so 🆒, because it was one of my other favorites when I was younger. EVERYONE watches it when they're quarantined or in other words sheltering in place. 👍🏻 if you agree with me, partner.
Our first day ever at Disney my sister was terrified of this ride. She was very scared of the way it looked, because she was only around 7 years old. When we went on it, she absolutely loved it. She then begged us to go on it again and again for about 4 times. We went on it 5 times total, because it was years ago when the wait times were always 5 minutes (Plus it was before the mine train was installed.) That day was a blast.
my dad helped with this ride. He helped work/design on a lot of these rides back when he was an Imagineer. The Hollywood ride (that is now Monster's Inc.) he was in that and he helped design a lot of it. Along with designing other rides of course.
Tip: ride while everyone leaves. We did this because we were staying at the disney hotel. Everyone was leaving but we had around like 45 min left before we had to head back. Line got to where we were the only ones on
Laura Caroddo I just went on it and I was actually kind of terrified. Probably because I’m not used to rides atm. Also I rode in the back, and I heard it was most intense there. I just didn’t expect it to be so intense and fast, I remember it being just a normal ride with hills and turns and drops, but damn it was super intense for me. I guess it’s just because I’m not used to rides anymore.
I rode big thunder with my cousin and it was GREAT! The ride for me and my cousin pumped for the other coasters. Yet, I wasn’t fond of the shallow drops. I wish they had more deeper drops and not small baby ones. Overall, it was still a pretty good ride. Can’t see why it’s not number 1 on the best Disney Land Rides in California!
No it has some drops but they're not scary. They're very slow drops and honestly, the best way to get over your fear of going on the ride is by just getting in line, and going on it. It's not scary at all and it's super fun!
It doesn't have fast drops like CA Screamin' I went on this ride on Saturday for the first time and I LOVED it. And I HATE rollercoasters so much. It has really exciting and fun turns, its like a longer version of Radiator Spring Racers if you've ever been on that. I recommend it!
Such a quiet train, I always get my train hyped as soon as we go into the tunnel from the station and we’re all cheering loudly throughout the whole ride 😂
When I was 4 in 1985 I was too scared to ride the Matterhorn, but I rode Big Thunder Mountain no problem. My 71 year old grandma (at the time) also rode Big Thunder Mountain, haha.
I going to assume your watching this video because your going to Disneyland soon and your scared of rollercoasters and is worried....well, that was me. I was terrified because my mom would force me to ride this, but, I guaranteed you, that this ride is perfect. Now, I like rollercoasters more. Yes, there are sudden drops, but nothing huge like splash mountain. This ride is amazing and don’t be scared to ride it. I loved it so much, that I BEGGED my uncle to make time so we can go. I rode this ride at 11:30 pm😂. It’s so fun. Please just ride it! And this is coming from someone that HATES rollercoasters. Please do all of the big ones including Space Mountain and Matterhorn Bobleds. You’ll love it so much!!!
when i was very little, i rode this ride once and soon after id get constant trippy nightmares about it. the ride wasn't bad, but the nightmares would make me cry. haven't rode it since but i kinda want to again
I sat in the second car with my mom of this epic ride with a history of crashes. I survived no incidents on it. My dad and brother said that they were going to get popcorn while me and my mom waited in the heat saving our spot for the parade. They went on This, Pirates and 1 other I couldn't remember.
They updated the ride like a year ago or so. So now it has cool effects. Also do u guys thing at the beginning with bats is loud b(if u been on the ride in real)
I am going to Disney Land soon and I’m definitely going on this ride. My mom said it was good. Edit: I went on this ride and it was very fun but in the dark at the beginning it goes fast.
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shout out lady in the background 2:26
she is my spirit animal
Haha. She was cool.
Alex XD lol
@@slinky6415 omg XD
Yes
In my opinion the back of this ride is waaaaaay better than the front.... but if we're talking a bout *any* other ride at Disneyland...you absolutely, positively have to ride in the front row
Ohbyea the back is better. The front is slow
yeah the back seat is way faster
I agree
on splash mountain the middle is probably the best
When I go on Splash Mountain, I like being in the front the most. My family usually puts me in the front. I like being in the front because you get the best view when you ride in the front.
When I was born in 1957 Disneyland was brand new. Since my dad's parents (my grandpa and grandma) lived about 5 miles away we kids were lucky. About once or twice a year we would visit my grandparents and always got to visit Disneyland! When my wife and I married in 1979 I found that her parents took her and her sister to Disneyland about once per year for her entire childhood. When our kids were old enough we took them to Disneyland at least once per year until they finished High School. Now that they are out of College and married they take THEIR kids (my Grandkids!) to Disneyland one per year. This is a very cool family tradition. As I write this comment my daughter and son in-law are AT Disney World/Epcot. Even at my age I still feel like a kid when I enter Disneyland. Thunder Mountain Railroad has been my kids and my favorite ride since it opened. Also, I remember the first time we 'flew' to Disneyland in 1967 and New Orleans Square had just opened. I was 10 years old and remember seeing Harry James playing with his Dixieland Band in the Brand New "New Orleans Square" just outside of Pirates of the Caribbean which was also Brand New. Disneyland has been a part of my Life from Birth to Retirement Age!
this is exactly my life story!!
randy109 Ive always lived in Southern California so Disneyland has always been apart of my life. I rediscovered my love for the place, with a new appreciation for it as an adult back in 2014. 3 years later, i actually work there (in the Disneyland Hotel). Now I can come everyday before work!
Wow...lucky you :) I'm envious :) Disneyland is truly the best place on earth...And it isn't just for kids....Adults and even seniors can have an incredible time....especially since as you get older the appreciation for the place shifts towards the layout, all the fine details hidden everywhere within the park....There are also a lot of hidden gems throughout every part of the place....And it includes literally hidden gems....for one Walt had a intricately detailed master suite built which gave a birds eye incredible view from the suite overlooking the park...And nobody knows its there....The windows don't look like windows but fixtures on the building plus its high up and to get there the person has to take secret passageways where you don't have actual doors but false fronts and even what appears to just be a wall but it opens and leads to the stairs to get to the suite.... Everything in the suite is tied into the Disneyland themes, including the fact that when activated in the suite a small train comes out and music plays as the train makes its trip around the large suite...It unfortunately wasn't finished yet when Walt died but there was a finished blueprint with all the details he wanted.....And so even though he didn't get to see the finished suite, it was decided that Walt would have wanted it to be completed....And so the suite was finished completely ....The suite was built hidden above the park hidden away ....Walt decided on it because it would allow him to be in the park and admiring everything from a perfect spot, without his presence causing commotion.... It just like everything else about the park is intriquate and detailed to his vision....The hidden upper suite sits still overlooking the park, its fully furnished including drapes, bedding, carpet and everything else. Although it stays closed up other than people who do some housekeeping and maintenance....I was lucky enough to have seen a guided and detailed tour which was made and released some years ago. Disneyland hotel is great too. Somebody has enough things to stay busy for a week without leaving the hotel :) But the monorail was down for maintenance which lead from the hotel to the park last time I was there :) we asked for wake up calls since we had early bird passes and I was surprised because picking up the phone it was a different Disney character on the phone each time :) Disneyland....The greatest place on earth
I bet ticket prices from then versus now is jaw dropping!
randy109 I'm sure you must've been on the old natures wonderland ride that used to be there
this is my favorite ride and rn i'm having disneyland nostalgia😭😭😭😭😭
I rode this at age 5 when my parents took me to DisneyLand for the first time. It literally scared the crap out of me and I haven't been on a roller coaster to this day. This video makes me want to ride again to see how it compares 11 years later!
I literally just came back from Disneyland, I was really scared to ride this, but my mom told me it was more fun than scary, and I actually enjoyed it, so I went on it twice!
Its fun!
the same thing happened to me! My dad made me where shoes to make me taller when i was 3, and i cried the whole time i was on it apparently. However (ironically) since going back and growing older, this is my favourite ride at disneyland.
Kyla is now 20 years old
I hate roller coasters so much but I love this one it’s so fun
I lost my phone on this ride and got it back surprisingly 😂
Shawns Features that’s what the bag in the cart is for
My cousin lost his camera on Jurassic Park
Lol
Legend Himself ...
I lost my dad on rock and roller coaster
Back seat for this ride is the best! It never pauses like it does in the front or middle seats, and it feels like you're going way faster. The park people are usually really cool and will put you in the back if you ask.
Here's a fun fact; Big Thunder Mountain Railroad started off as an attraction that was to replace the Mine Train Through Nature's Wonderland at Disneyland in 1968. It was one of the first attractions proposed after Walt Disney's Death. That version was turned down in 1968 but was reconsidered later that year as an opening day attraction for Walt Disney World. As the start of construction loomed for the attraction at Walt Disney World in 1970 the attraction was postponed to financially accomodate several smaller attractions. The Disneyland version finally started to get built on January 2nd 1977.
Douglas Hall fun facts are fun 👍🏻
Douglas Hall you Copied that
Fun Fact: nobody read this whole thing.
@@chaoticblaze306 I did.
creepy kid stare at 0:36 was scarier than the whole ride
Ikr! XD
Jeez that kid is weird
if i saw that at 3am i would be scared
Okay people, raise your hand. Who here keeps their eyes on the goat when they pass it? Anyone? **raises hand** If you haven't done it before, you need to try it. Keep your eyes locked on the goat as you pass and go around it. The affect is awesome!!!
What happens? Im going April 2018....
I looked it up and it makes you dizzy, increasing the effect of the turn... watch videos and you'll see.
I’ve talked to it. I was just on it a few days ago and said, “27 years and you’re still here!”
*rasies hand*
Hahahha same
one of my favorite coasters of all time.
I agree with you. I love this attraction
This is coming from a person who’s terrified of most rollercoasters, this one was great. First time I was weary but the second time my hands where up the entire time. If your like me and your scouting for rollercoasters to ride before you visit the parks. I highly recommend this one. The stomach drops are extremely low and feel like driving down a hill. And the spirals feel great. Don’t sweat it. This rides great.
I always recommend this ride and bring first time visitors to Disneyland, etc...to this ride. It's not the fastest nor tallest, but nice curvy and fun turns.
One of my favorite rides at Disenyland!
back seat riding ALONE with hands up the entire time. pretty intense.
David Ferrero same I made the mistake of sitting in the middle of the seat so I kept sliding around with every turn
This was my favorite ride when I was younger and it’s a huge nostalgia ride each time I go on it now. The back is definitely the best seat.
Same here even though I have a pin of Big Thunder ⛰ 🛤 in my shadow box at home.
I think that lady voiceover at 3:59 was talking about me.
Dr. Love 1987 lmao
Dr. Love 1987 I
Dr. Love 1987 XD :P
Dr. Love 198
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To anyone scared of going on this ride, I suggest you DON'T hold on for dear life. It actually makes it seem worse. The first time I went on it (2 days ago) I spent most of the ride holding on and closing my eyes. The second I let go, I had so much fun.
Not the same with space mountain...I put my hands up and my finger got bruised, haha..
Solemnly Swearing same thing literally happened to me
I have a friend who isn’t a big fan of roller coasters and the heights and drops. Before we left the night we were there, we all ended up going on it and convinced him to do it. Sure enough, it’s now one of his favorite rides in the park, behind Indiana Jones!
I love that goat
Haha same
Me too! he My Homie
So does my dad even though he’s quite an ugly Audio Animatronic.
The goat is literally the G.O.A.T
My first ride was Thunder Mountain at Disney World, I've never gone to Disney Land!
DiamondWolfpc i believe but, don't quote me on this. Disney world is a replica of Disneyland. Walt was suppose to design a new park but he passed away before Disney could build it. So they just used the blue print of Disneyland.
I think your right or at least partially right, I think the designs and areas were changed just enough to make it different, but the ideas of some of the rides were used
johnny tram The Magic Kingdom at WDW is more or less "inspired" by Disneyland. While it retains the same basic design, the Magic Kingdom is larger and the layouts of some of the lands differs somewhat. Some attractions are at one and not another. However this is a ride that is at both, however I believe the Magic Kingdom's track layout is a mirror image of BTM at Disneyland. There is also a "flooded town" stunt at MK that I don't think DL has.
Walt always envisioned "the Florida project" having the Magic Kingdom. However his plan for Epcot was radically different than what they eventually built. It was going to be a working city where people actually worked and lived where companies would be free to experiment with technological innovations. It would also have replied heavily on the monorail and people mover for transportation. Private cars would be banned on the surface, instead driving on underground roads and parking in underground structures.
+johnny tram Disney World is FAR from Disneyland. The Magic Kingdom and Disneyland park are similar, but the whole Disney World is completely different.
Walter Elias Disney called it "The Florida project". He even said himself that Disney world was a replica of Disneyland but bigger and better, than just being 4 parks in one. Disney world is basically Disneyland, but better and bigger and divided into 4, those being: Magic kingdom, Epcot, Animal kingdom, Hollywood studios ( previously called MGM studios ).
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That’s my homie bro
Chocoberries lol sams
*same
This ride is so 🆒, because it was one of my other favorites when I was younger. EVERYONE watches it when they're quarantined or in other words sheltering in place. 👍🏻 if you agree with me, partner.
Our first day ever at Disney my sister was terrified of this ride. She was very scared of the way it looked, because she was only around 7 years old. When we went on it, she absolutely loved it. She then begged us to go on it again and again for about 4 times. We went on it 5 times total, because it was years ago when the wait times were always 5 minutes (Plus it was before the mine train was installed.) That day was a blast.
my dad helped with this ride. He helped work/design on a lot of these rides back when he was an Imagineer. The Hollywood ride (that is now Monster's Inc.) he was in that and he helped design a lot of it. Along with designing other rides of course.
Ok, that TNT part made this one better than Disney World's.
+Matty The Medic Good thing WDW version is getting it later this year.
WDWparkvideos Oh.
Now Disney world's tis better once more. Longer and now it's even Prettier.
Yea
Ravenwing19 it cant be longer if the tracks are a mirror image
Tip: ride while everyone leaves. We did this because we were staying at the disney hotel. Everyone was leaving but we had around like 45 min left before we had to head back. Line got to where we were the only ones on
Thanks man
Great tip
this is my FAVORITE FAVORITE ride, I’m usually scared of rollercoasters but I put my hands up the whole ride.
This was my first roller coaster, my second one was Splash Mountain and I did both on the same day when I was eight.
No Body splash mountain ain’t a rollercoaster
@@SmileBullet it is sorta because of the drop
henry curiel it’s a log flume, totally different ride type
one of the best rides ever!
this reminds me of back to the future! :D
Good ol' nostalgia from my Disneyland parks visits.
Who else is watching this right now cause we can’t actually be there. ✋🏼
I went a couple years back. Best time of my life. I wish I could go again, but Rona hit🙁
Who else here is watching from Canada
Meeeee :D
Product Prodigy yes
Lo & Kait me disneyland won’t be open anytime soon in California all we need to do is pray and stay safe to go back
I went to the restaurant right by this ride and man is the chicken good! I kept on watching people on the ride where I can see some of it
I'm going to disneyland in January 2020! I haven't been there since I was 5. So excited!!!!
Rattiegamer 6 same!
I'm going in June and havent been for eight years, super excited!
I'm going every Saturday I have annual passes ( to Disney world)
Cool! I’m going back in April, I’m really excited!
how was it?
I’m going to Disneyland tomorrow and watching these kind of videos before we leave is just making me even more excited
Even with WDW stealing everything we have once again. We still have the better one!
Larry Marquez yas finally right
Could that be because of the train sounds?
MFL But WDW had tons of rides before Disneyland too, while WDW has a lot of the same rides most of them are done better
awesome video. we love this coaster so much
FunTime Arena not me
I used to think that that ride was scary but it's really not
Yeah, it's actualy pretty lame
I thought it was scary but it was my first roller coaster ever
Laura Caroddo I just went on it and I was actually kind of terrified. Probably because I’m not used to rides atm. Also I rode in the back, and I heard it was most intense there. I just didn’t expect it to be so intense and fast, I remember it being just a normal ride with hills and turns and drops, but damn it was super intense for me. I guess it’s just because I’m not used to rides anymore.
@@shelleys1872 ya same
Laura Caroddo I love this ride
I remember riding this ride while sitting in the back! It was so much fun!
That whistle gives pure nostalgia
I love this ride so much!!!
Lol I love all of the rides there. I can ride all of them 😁😁
this is still my favorite roller coaster of all time
It's a fantastic coaster. Great pick! 😃👍
I rode big thunder with my cousin and it was GREAT! The ride for me and my cousin pumped for the other coasters. Yet, I wasn’t fond of the shallow drops. I wish they had more deeper drops and not small baby ones. Overall, it was still a pretty good ride.
Can’t see why it’s not number 1 on the best Disney Land Rides in California!
because space mountain exists
@@connorange1537 this ride is still better
mmmmm that loud roller coaster rattle in the cave, love it
the part in the mine with the sparks and stuff is so loud omg
the irony is that by NOT sitting right at the front, his view would've been less obscured.
I remember riding this with my cousin when I was 14 it was fun
I love this ride SOOO much
I am nine and I love going on this ride for anyone who feels scared the drops go sooooo slow and it is chill trust me I am a baby at roller coasters 😊
Thank you for your comment and for encouraging other kids your age to ride this fun ride.
I'm 28 and going to ride it for the first time next month haha. Thanks for the encouragement!
I live for these during covid
Love this ride. Such good payoff for the wait and it's just such a classic coaster :)
I really wish the one in Florida had the dynamite fire effect. Then at night, it would be a nighttime spectacular and a roller coaster in one!
i hate roller coasters but this is my favorite disney ride!!
This is my fave ride at the park #SO FUN!!! 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏽🤟🏾🤩🤩🤩
I could ride this ride all day, Lots of great memories.
Still my favorite ride in the park :-)
i get tears from the memories every time it goes past the coyote part
My friends want me to go on this ride... How do I get over my fear of thrill rides and does this ride have scary drops?
No it has some drops but they're not scary. They're very slow drops and honestly, the best way to get over your fear of going on the ride is by just getting in line, and going on it. It's not scary at all and it's super fun!
It doesn't have fast drops like CA Screamin' I went on this ride on Saturday for the first time and I LOVED it. And I HATE rollercoasters so much. It has really exciting and fun turns, its like a longer version of Radiator Spring Racers if you've ever been on that. I recommend it!
TechnoHajikelist It's worth going on it's my favorite ride there
This is a great beginner coaster. It was one of mine when I was a kid. :) It's fun and not too fast.
My 3 year old daughter went on this ... she loved it.
Such a quiet train, I always get my train hyped as soon as we go into the tunnel from the station and we’re all cheering loudly throughout the whole ride 😂
This ride is one of my favorites
For mine train sound effects in the Indiana Jones Temple of Doom movie. , they used Thunder Mountain Railroad
When I was 4 in 1985 I was too scared to ride the Matterhorn, but I rode Big Thunder Mountain no problem. My 71 year old grandma (at the time) also rode Big Thunder Mountain, haha.
Wildest ride in the wilderness! Gives me memories of Disney land when I there in September
This is the first POV to a ride that actually starts when the video does
I live in Florida and go on the one at magic kingdom all the time. Wish ours had the dynamite effect like this one does. Really cool
This is absolutely breathtaking and dynamic train ride.
I going to assume your watching this video because your going to Disneyland soon and your scared of rollercoasters and is worried....well, that was me. I was terrified because my mom would force me to ride this, but, I guaranteed you, that this ride is perfect. Now, I like rollercoasters more. Yes, there are sudden drops, but nothing huge like splash mountain. This ride is amazing and don’t be scared to ride it. I loved it so much, that I BEGGED my uncle to make time so we can go. I rode this ride at 11:30 pm😂. It’s so fun. Please just ride it! And this is coming from someone that HATES rollercoasters. Please do all of the big ones including Space Mountain and Matterhorn Bobleds. You’ll love it so much!!!
This is my absolute favorite ride and the only thing that might make it better would be MK Wii's Wario's Goldmine playing in the background.
I love that the ride operators even dress the part. Disney goes the whole nine yards
This ride was too scary for me! It had me in tears!
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That lady at 3:58 though! I can't stop replaying it, it is just so funny!
I went on this when I was like 5 when they started popping off the fireworks the view was absolutely stunning why I still remember it to this day
I could ride this ride all day, So much fun.
My boyfriend is in Disneyland right now so I’m having to resort to watching these!! Somehow I feel more jealous than I already did!
This ride right here... is AMAZING
3:22 Fire 🔥
I remember when me and my Mom rode this a few years ago. I was so small that I kept sliding around, I thought I'd fall out lmao
THIS was one of my fav rides
the only thing is that it's REALLY loud
You gotta love Big Thunder Mountain Railroad!
when i was very little, i rode this ride once and soon after id get constant trippy nightmares about it. the ride wasn't bad, but the nightmares would make me cry. haven't rode it since but i kinda want to again
Imagine having graphics that heavenly in anime. Imagine. Because everyone knows, it'll never happen.
This ride is SOOOO FUN!!!! If you haven’t been on it’s so fun the drops aren’t bad I let go of the bars on this one which is rare for me
This is one of my favorite rides, but the best seats are in the back
I was at Disneyland a couple days ago and I lost track at how many times I went on this ride. I think it was 7 times! I love BTM soooo much!
Over all the best ride at disney parks !
This is my 2nd favorite ride a Disneyland, with Hyperspace/Space Mountain being the 1st.
my FAVORITE ride at Disneyland.
I love this ride it’s gotta be my favorite out of all of them.
i haven’t been to disney in years but i’m going with my best friend in february and i’m sooooo excited!!
I sat in the second car with my mom of this epic ride with a history of crashes. I survived no incidents on it. My dad and brother said that they were going to get popcorn while me and my mom waited in the heat saving our spot for the parade. They went on This, Pirates and 1 other I couldn't remember.
i love this ride so much
I had a whole panic attack on this and then when I got on i was like this ain’t so bad and acted like nothing happened
Leona Lee same 🤣
same here but with space mountain
I rode this ride 9 times in one day.Thats how good it is
My first time there was like OMFG but after all the roller coasters in disney I was like meh... xd sorry for my english btw
They updated the ride like a year ago or so. So now it has cool effects. Also do u guys thing at the beginning with bats is loud b(if u been on the ride in real)
I am going to Disney Land soon and I’m definitely going on this ride. My mom said it was good. Edit: I went on this ride and it was very fun but in the dark at the beginning it goes fast.
i went on this it was very fun 10/10
I still remember that whistle that sounds like a tea kettle.
its 100% better in the back on this one
This ride is so fun I remember going on it and loving it I went on it like 5 times in a row
First time I went there like 5 days ago and I thought it was a scary ride but overall ended up like Jaguar from Knott's still fun fast ride