Oh, come on. This is the most exciting thing to happen in East Brunswick since the city council took on the New Jersey Turnpike Authority and won. The city council should appreciate the attention to engineering, safety, fun and humor put into this backyard coaster, and perhaps find a more permanent way Built To Thrill could leave a legacy at the town.
Such a shame it needs to get thorn down but these guys look like they have a serious knack for this stuff! I could legit see them start their own company or be hired by an existing one! Like imagine them building a small full circuit wooden coaster for a small park, I could legitimately see something like that work!
@@BigButterBoy-m5s Don't judge a ride by its size, some small roller coasters can be surprisingly intense. Especially small wooden roller coasters. One company has made several rides that proce this like "Wooden warrior" at Quassy, "Kentucky Flyer" at Kentucky Kingdom, "Bobcat" at Great Escape, "Wood express" at Parc Saint Paul, and "Oscar's Wacky Taxi" at Sesame place. Seriously look up any of those rides in youtube, they're great.
Their dad is in the video and deserves mad respect and props, but is apparently ok with perpetuating the delusion that these teenagers built this ride on their own with no help.
This kid was 17!!! He's gonna be going places. Best thing I did when I was 17 was a basic tabletop arcade cabinet. This lad goes ahead and makes a full blown **wooden** coaster
@@matthewdunphy8524 i just upset that there's so many comments complaining about "cLiCk-BaIt" tiltes on videos and not watching the damn videos in the first place....
Agree . I’m in Australia, have only ever been on a wild mouse , let alone proper coaster . His Problematic series is absolutely first class . It’s made me a huge fan of your country’s stellar coaster lineup.
Imagine if 20 years from now enthusiasts were vlogging the opening of "the new BTT wooden coaster" at a large amusement/theme park. Would be super cool to look back on this if they actually made it that far :P
This town's reception feels like when your neighbors tell you to lower the volume. It's so weird for them to even get involved in this. I hope Shadow Stalker gets a new home quickly so it can continue to thrill.
Pretty much whenever you build that's affixed to the ground or part of a building you need to submit a plan to the city and get it approved. Then there's the issue of "zoning" in the suburbs.
@@trackmaster152002 It's probably primarily the zoning laws, not the permits. Permits are needed if you want to contract someone to build for you; if you are doing it yourself, then they should not be necessary. However, it's once you start involving others, such as opening the structure to the public or want to sell, that you need to make sure that the structure is built to code. Most likely its neighbors weaponizing zoning laws.
@@MrKillerRC Having lived in western NC for over a decade, I call bullshit. When someone inevitably moves in half a mile away they're going to claim a noise ordinance violation, and then the rural township you're in is going to rubber stamp the claim because they've got nothing better to do. And you can't fight it because the local judge is the mayor's husband and will inevitably rule in favor of his wife no matter how much of a case you've got. That's what happened to Area 51 RC out in Mills River. Well, apart from the "judge is the mayor's husband" part.
Wow, this is a whole other level of effort and commitment. Legitimately above-average theming. Really awesome work. Hopefully the team can smooth some of those hard corners on the ride vehicle.
I hope their teachers at EBHS (assuming that’s their school/former school) are proud of their amazing engineering skills! They should be! Go Bears! (I’m EBHS alumni too). Hope Shadow Stalker can get a good new home!
There's so many dumb things you can do or build in your yard that will certainly kill you, but when two kings use serious skill to do something that's a bit too professionally built, the town gets mad. I seriously struggle to find the logic behind it getting banned, nor can I really see that authority being okay in such a situation
Bro that’s an L town like they’re ruining any tourism they could have, also there’s other solutions like telling them not to run it at night or paint it looking more in theme with the neighbors
Im not really fully aware of the situation, but if I had to take a guess, its probably due to either A: The city seeing it as a violation of zoning laws (most american towns have ludicrously strict zoning laws about what can and cannot be built anywhere, even outlawing stuff like a house with 2 homes in it across the vast majority of the USA), or B: Nimbys, aka "Not in my Backyard"ers complaining about its existence, or a combination of both.
Ferb, I know what we're going to do today. 🤣 Sammy you are a very intelligent and talented young man with a bright future. In your growth, concentrate your energies of genius into ideas that correlate with your local laws and I have no doubt the things you do will be anything less than amazing. 👏
Hello Sammy & Jack.....I am "THRILLED TO HAVE FOUND YOUR VIDEO" !!!! OK, 1st a serious question.....do you want to design rollercoasters in the future? (Hopefully you do.) Here in NJ we have some of the best Engineering Schools in the Country. Please continue with your studies and your Wonderful Designs. Dudes....this girl from Jersey City grew up on the Bobsled Ride @ Coney Island and every Rollercoaster on the East....I wound up becoming a Real Bobsleder in Lake Placid, NY. Live your dreams and screw the town for shutting you down. 👍👍👍
Dude this is soo cool. this is very impressive to build at that age. i built a 12' wide mini ramp when i was that age but nothing like this. Not that pushing the train up the hill isnt a great workout for him. and electric winch seems like it would be nice to have for that, just clip it onto the train and hold the button for the motor as you walk up.
It is a sincere shame that this coaster has to be taken down. However these guys should reach out to Knoebels Grove in Pennsylvania. They rescue unique and often doomed rides. Though they would no doubt not be able to use it in its current form they have a very powerful team of engineers who could design and build it up into a small attraction that would add a unique part to their park. I have land myself and would love to host the ride however I almost certain there are bylaws where I live that would prohibit it. But yes please reach out to Knoebels Grove.
@@triple7marcI think kids using at least tablet are fine, most social media isn’t good regardless of age. For the most part though, as long as parents are active in their kids lives, and electronics are only used in moderation, I think it’s fine.
Holy Guacamole Batman, there’s a new coaster to rival Gotham City Escape. Would love to have it, but I fear it would be closely followed by divorce papers 😂😂❤
Oh, come on. This is the most exciting thing to happen in East Brunswick since the city council took on the New Jersey Turnpike Authority and won. The city council should appreciate the attention to engineering, safety, fun and humor put into this backyard coaster, and perhaps find a more permanent way Built To Thrill could leave a legacy at the town.
Such a shame it needs to get thorn down but these guys look like they have a serious knack for this stuff! I could legit see them start their own company or be hired by an existing one! Like imagine them building a small full circuit wooden coaster for a small park, I could legitimately see something like that work!
Same
That’s how it starts, bro!
Yeah like for kids you mean?
@@BigButterBoy-m5s Don't judge a ride by its size, some small roller coasters can be surprisingly intense. Especially small wooden roller coasters. One company has made several rides that proce this like "Wooden warrior" at Quassy, "Kentucky Flyer" at Kentucky Kingdom, "Bobcat" at Great Escape, "Wood express" at Parc Saint Paul, and "Oscar's Wacky Taxi" at Sesame place. Seriously look up any of those rides in youtube, they're great.
Their dad is in the video and deserves mad respect and props, but is apparently ok with perpetuating the delusion that these teenagers built this ride on their own with no help.
This kid was 17!!! He's gonna be going places. Best thing I did when I was 17 was a basic tabletop arcade cabinet. This lad goes ahead and makes a full blown **wooden** coaster
It's truly shocking what is possible with a little intelligence and a lot of your rich parents' money.
@@matthewdunphy8524 Its truly shocking how common jealousy is
@@NathanWoyessa I'm just upset about what low quality clickbait passes for content these days.
@@matthewdunphy8524 With all due respect how was this clickbait? The "epic" part is arguable, but it's a backyard wooden roller coaster no?
@@matthewdunphy8524 i just upset that there's so many comments complaining about "cLiCk-BaIt" tiltes on videos and not watching the damn videos in the first place....
The track and trains is the most impressive part. It looks almost like a straight up regular wooden coaster.
All of the hard stuff is already done, once the technology exists anyone with money for material and tools that knows how to read can do this.
I'm speechless, this is incredible.
Yeah. The build quality is top shelf.
Please keep us updated on if it gets a new home or not.
Maybe Michigan’s Adventure can get a *new* coaster
Thanks for getting me into coasters 3 years ago with the problematic roller coaster series.
he did the same for me with the coaster idiots series
Agree . I’m in Australia, have only ever been on a wild mouse , let alone proper coaster . His Problematic series is absolutely first class . It’s made me a huge fan of your country’s stellar coaster lineup.
Imagine if Alan Schilkie built a backyard roller coaster.
Phineas and Ferb. Only thing missing is the sister busting them! Way to go guys!
This looks super cool and really well made! It sucks the city got involved and ruin everyone's fun. Hopefully this coaster gets a new home!
The city is always ruining the fun. They did it in chicago. Lost a great treasured amusement park.
Of course one of the highest quality backyard rollercoasters I've ever seen was built by people who aren't even 20 yet. Absolutely talented.
Mechanical engineering or civil engineering these two teenagers have a bright future. My best wishes for them.
Their parents paid and financed the whole thing. Anybody who thinks they did this on their own I have a bridge to sell you 😂😂😂
Imagine if 20 years from now enthusiasts were vlogging the opening of "the new BTT wooden coaster" at a large amusement/theme park. Would be super cool to look back on this if they actually made it that far :P
This town's reception feels like when your neighbors tell you to lower the volume. It's so weird for them to even get involved in this. I hope Shadow Stalker gets a new home quickly so it can continue to thrill.
Pretty much whenever you build that's affixed to the ground or part of a building you need to submit a plan to the city and get it approved.
Then there's the issue of "zoning" in the suburbs.
Move out into the country or into a red state. We do whatever we want.
@@trackmaster152002 It's probably primarily the zoning laws, not the permits. Permits are needed if you want to contract someone to build for you; if you are doing it yourself, then they should not be necessary. However, it's once you start involving others, such as opening the structure to the public or want to sell, that you need to make sure that the structure is built to code.
Most likely its neighbors weaponizing zoning laws.
@@MrKillerRClol😂no building code down south? Really bruh…
@@MrKillerRC
Having lived in western NC for over a decade, I call bullshit. When someone inevitably moves in half a mile away they're going to claim a noise ordinance violation, and then the rural township you're in is going to rubber stamp the claim because they've got nothing better to do. And you can't fight it because the local judge is the mayor's husband and will inevitably rule in favor of his wife no matter how much of a case you've got.
That's what happened to Area 51 RC out in Mills River. Well, apart from the "judge is the mayor's husband" part.
Wow, this is a whole other level of effort and commitment. Legitimately above-average theming. Really awesome work.
Hopefully the team can smooth some of those hard corners on the ride vehicle.
The ride and car sound great! Now you gotta extend this, make it wrap around the backyard and eventually swallow up the backyard!
Great work 👏
Their city is making them take it down and has prohibited any more riders.
I hope their teachers at EBHS (assuming that’s their school/former school) are proud of their amazing engineering skills! They should be! Go Bears! (I’m EBHS alumni too). Hope Shadow Stalker can get a good new home!
Go Bears and these dudes for their awesome coaster!
There's so many dumb things you can do or build in your yard that will certainly kill you, but when two kings use serious skill to do something that's a bit too professionally built, the town gets mad. I seriously struggle to find the logic behind it getting banned, nor can I really see that authority being okay in such a situation
This is the standard in democrat run states and cities. Trust me I want to leave here as soon as I’m able to
When your at 299 coasters but can’t afford to drive to another state to get to 300…
“Fine I’ll do it myself”
A coaster you design yourself might be the best candidate for a milestone.
Seems like it'd be cheaper to go to a park. That's $$$$ worth of wood.
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All that wood, you could fly to France for less money
That's incredibly impressive!!! Looks very solid. Dreams coming true over there!
I’m a fan of the party boy music!
You have obtained a very exclusive coaster credit.
This is the shit I come to youtube for! DIY!
That is so dope. The guy is a genius.
Looks like the best backyard coaster
How many block zones are there on the ride?
Asking the important questions here.
for those of you who are unfamiliar…
Truly hope this awesome little coaster finds a new home!
He also told me that the town is making him take it down.
Why?
Bro that’s an L town like they’re ruining any tourism they could have, also there’s other solutions like telling them not to run it at night or paint it looking more in theme with the neighbors
Im not really fully aware of the situation, but if I had to take a guess, its probably due to either A: The city seeing it as a violation of zoning laws (most american towns have ludicrously strict zoning laws about what can and cannot be built anywhere, even outlawing stuff like a house with 2 homes in it across the vast majority of the USA), or B: Nimbys, aka "Not in my Backyard"ers complaining about its existence, or a combination of both.
@@drdewott9154both unfortunately answers, but totally fair, (maybe not the second one IMO).
Take the whole fucking town down god dammit
Does this count as a credit? If so, for the park that it’s located in would you say “Kid’s backyard”
Of course it does. And you probably just wouldn't put a park at all lol
Seen this a few months back. It looks amazing!!!
Once he’s done with dragster, maybe i’ll have a contract for a coaster in my backyard.
Wow that is legit. Track looks crazy professional for backyard
Crazy to think that this was built by a 17-year old. Mad building and woodworking skills, and what a great looking backyard coaster
Grew up in EB and transplanted to AZ. Definitely have the room on my property and have the love for coasters. Awesome work by great young minds!
Great Vid Ryan!! Sammy has so much skill and a future ahead of him I was sad when the news came out… it goes to show what dedication can lead to.
It's absolutely amazing to hear you got a chance to ride this I'm jealous!
The play of humor between you and the hosts is excellent.
Steel Vengeance theme. i love it, props to these young men & of course the best coaster enthusiast channel
Nothing like a wood rollercoaster, Ghostrider and Cyclone (Coney Island) are my two favorites. This would be a blast to ride........
Looks even better than the RMC coaster I built recently in Planet Coaster, Good job, Guys!
The name itself is absolutly sick
Raise ur hand if u would ride this in real life ✋
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Great vid, so upsetting that they can't just keep it up. What a great coaster!
Wow. Impressive build. RMC should give the man an internship.
Good Job Men! Keep building and dreaming.
Reminds me of when I used to watch POVs of Oklahoma Land Run and Blue Flash back in the day.
East Brunswick is where fun comes to die. I hope they find a new home for it.
Hopefully it finds a new home #saveshadowstalker
Awesome video. I just sent you an email about a potential new home for the Shadow Stalker. -Adam
Hey Adam! Thanks so much for the super thanks!!
Ferb, I know what we're going to do today. 🤣 Sammy you are a very intelligent and talented young man with a bright future. In your growth, concentrate your energies of genius into ideas that correlate with your local laws and I have no doubt the things you do will be anything less than amazing. 👏
I was searching for a Phineas and Ferb comment!!😂
@@ebbydawn I had to, it's too perfect. 😂
Background radio needs to go off please. What a neat little ride. When I the state coming to inspect or how. They will be cros.
1:20 “keep hands and legs in the cart at all times” *proceeds to lift his arms immediately*
GCI or the Gravity Group should hire these kids
A 17 and 19 year old built a sturdy backyard coaster with an off-axis airtime hill. Kick ass.
This is really cool!! These kids have a good future ahead of them
I rode it right before the town shut it down :( hopefully he’s able to build some more in other places
future RMC employee lol
Dude i'm impressed especially with all the safety signs. and rules. Know how to cover your rears too :D
Silverwood needs someone like him!
Looks great! I love the car! I would love to see a train of 3 cars!
Very Cool !😊
The hat piecing out was definitely the highlight of the video 😂😂😂
I have a perfect place on my property to take it. I’m sure someone has already taken it though
AWESOME!!
0:31 “I was still in diapers at 17” 💀💀💀
ik 😭
This kid did what we all dreamed of doing to as a kid
These kids have a career ahead of them.
Aww Wow... this is amazing.
this looks crazy
That’s a neat coaster! I hope it is able to find a new home.
Hello Sammy & Jack.....I am "THRILLED TO HAVE FOUND YOUR VIDEO" !!!! OK, 1st a serious question.....do you want to design rollercoasters in the future? (Hopefully you do.) Here in NJ we have some of the best Engineering Schools in the Country. Please continue with your studies and your Wonderful Designs. Dudes....this girl from Jersey City grew up on the Bobsled Ride @ Coney Island and every Rollercoaster on the East....I wound up becoming a Real Bobsleder in Lake Placid, NY. Live your dreams and screw the town for shutting you down. 👍👍👍
Neat job, kids!
This is epic and simply brilliant❤
So cool
That's great. That kid even has an "all day ride pass" orange wristband 🤣
YOOO, I MET HIM AT SIX FLAGS GA A FEW WEEKS AGO!!!!
Dude this is soo cool. this is very impressive to build at that age. i built a 12' wide mini ramp when i was that age but nothing like this. Not that pushing the train up the hill isnt a great workout for him. and electric winch seems like it would be nice to have for that, just clip it onto the train and hold the button for the motor as you walk up.
Probably smoother than Mystic Timbers
This guy has some serious skill!
That looks fun Lol, it was funny when the guys hat flew off though.
R.I.P Shadow Stalker
Very cool!
This is impressive.
Baby wake up ElToroDaddy posted
got whiplash from party boy song in the backround
Damn thats awesome!
Now RMC that thing ! 🤯
It is a sincere shame that this coaster has to be taken down. However these guys should reach out to Knoebels Grove in Pennsylvania. They rescue unique and often doomed rides. Though they would no doubt not be able to use it in its current form they have a very powerful team of engineers who could design and build it up into a small attraction that would add a unique part to their park.
I have land myself and would love to host the ride however I almost certain there are bylaws where I live that would prohibit it.
But yes please reach out to Knoebels Grove.
That's good if you're having a carnival. They should have made it go around in a complete circle.
In Germany we'd say: "Haben Sie eine Genehmigung dafür?"
I'd love to see you ride one of those trackless roller coasters. Apologies if you already have content on that.
Am I the only one thinking Phineas and Ferb, and singing 104 days of summer vacation. 😂 awesome guys
The fact that he made height requirements at the front
a Truly rare credit
Whiny old folks: "Kids today never do anything but play on their phones and win participation trophies"
Today's youth: hold my root beer!
The old folks are right though, social media and smartphones should never be given to kids.
Kids: *actually do something cool*
Whiny old folks: "no not like that, tear it down!"
@@triple7marcI think kids using at least tablet are fine, most social media isn’t good regardless of age. For the most part though, as long as parents are active in their kids lives, and electronics are only used in moderation, I think it’s fine.
@@tentenchu8140 How
@@JavaCake I disagree lol the crap that kids grow up in nowadays is so bad for them. Children’s entertainment is just complete garbage.
I was afraid ride ops would staple you, but it looked like you got some nice airtime
Holy Guacamole Batman, there’s a new coaster to rival Gotham City Escape.
Would love to have it, but I fear it would be closely followed by divorce papers 😂😂❤
I wanted to do this since I was 5 in 1985 still want to I’m sure he feels the same
Good job Ryan, I’ll now refer to everyone who’s got my back as my “lift-hill operator” instead of my “wingman”
that hat had incredible air time
Yes of course this counts as a credit!
legendary
I would love to have Shadow Stalker in my Garden but i dont think my parents will be to happy about it