OLYMPIA LOOPING - World's Largest Travelling Coaster
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- POV, Vienna Prater Olympia Loopings (Munich) roller coaster 60fps 4K HD On-Ride. Olympia Looping is the World's Largest Travelling coaster. The ride features the iconic 5 loops as you traverse the layout of the roller coaster. The largest Black loop is taken first, followed by the other colors, back-to-back, 2 at a time. Olympia Looping is located at Vienna Prater for the time being but is also found at Winter Wonderland in London, and at Oktoberfest in Germany. It is designed and engineered by Barth, Stengel, and Schwarzkopf. The ride is one of the most sought-after attractions in the World by coaster enthusiasts because of its history and G-forces. #olympialooping #pov #themepark #viennaaustria
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Travelling Roller Coaster Munich Looping, Hyde Park Winter Wonderland, Olympia Looping Oktoberfest Octoberfest, & Vienna Prater. GoPro On-Ride Daytime POV
I love this coaster. And considering how intense and old it is and how many times it has been thrown onto trucks, assembled and disassembled again, it is unbelievable how smooth it still runs. This coaster couldn´t have a better owner than Barth.
I’m assuming it is well maintained unlike other coasters like quimera roller coaster
How the hell are these transitions so smooth this thing was around during arrows time yet so much smoother
RIP Schwartzkopf. Definitely the most underrated manufacturer who would be right up there with Intamin and B&M if they were still around these days
I lived in Munich for 22 years amd have ridden this coaster several times. It always made me feel a little uneasy with that first loop when you could feel it wobbling as you went through. Had the joy of seeing them build it then take it down every year, too. The soundtrack of it is firmly implanted in my memory :)
The turn right after the first loop transitioning into loops 2 & 3 is absolutely the best part of the ride. It´s especially good in the first car. The coaster is an egineering marvel but the previous model (Thriller) offered the better thrills.
I happened upon Olympia Looping back in 2018 at Winter Wonderland. Fun ride, the station was a push and shove mad house. Also was like $14 after conversion.
Very pricey ride.
@@AmusementInsider luckily u wasn't paying for it lol. I didn't like any of the typical London souvenirs, so they got me a ticket.
14$ for a ride? omg i preffer go to theme park
@@Edgar1991123 All the good the parks near London are closed in the winter. Winter Wonderland is your only option.
SO MANY LOOPS!
The loops are so cool to look at and the ride is so intense and smooth as butter too!
Looks longer and like more fun than most Six Flags coasters. HAHA
FRRRR
its pretty mid
it's really not
Its look like the coaster of final destination 3
The closet remaining only Schwarzkopf Quad Looping Thriller/Texas Tornado/Zonga/Tsunami that well ever get to ride and have!
This coaster would be an awesome addition to Mt. Olympus in Wisconsin.
World: look at the Olympic symbol
Schwarzkopf: weee
World: what
Schwarzkopf: what
Amazing Coaster!!!
Хорошо сделали аттракцион
Want to learn how to tie your shoe?It's a very easy thing to do.Sit on down and I'll give you the scoop.What's that?It's called a "loop de loop!"You got to take a lace in each hand.You go over and under again.You make a loop de loop and pull,And your shoes are lookin' cool!You go over and back, left to right,Loop de loop and you pull em tight!Like bunny ears or a Christmas bow.Lace em up and you're ready to go!You make a loop de loop and pull,And your shoes are lookin' cool.[Instrumental solo]You make a loop de loop and pull,And your shoes are lookin' cool!
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I love the flags on this. I also wonder what the cost would be to build something similar today that travels.
OLYMPIC LOOPS!!!!!!!!!!!!
Longer but a lot of upside down loops for me!
Was this the one that was at Six Flags Astroworld in Houston, TX? I think it had a couple of names at the time, one being Taz,s Texas Tornado.
Thi is fun coaster
If they installed this ride in Ohio, it would become the 10th longest ride in the state.
Against common believe, this was not build by Schwarzkopf. But Anton Schwarzkopf consulted with the design…
bro how the bots be going after the coaster channels
How old is this model? I think need a modernization
It is 33 years old
How so? Rode it yesterday and it runs smoother than a lot of brand new coasters
This coaster was build by a mining company…
Where did you get that from??? Schwarzkopf have always been about amusement rides and coasters.
@@Thesmokercoaster It was not build by Schwarzkopf as they where already bankrupt at this time. It was build by BHS (Bayerische Berg-, Hütten- und Salzwerke). Parts of that firm are now part of Maurer. And yes Anton Schwarzkopf as well as Werner Stengler consulted with the design of Olympia Looping.
@@HansTheGeek ok I remember something like that on a coaster bot video. I got confused with ziere who now own the blueprints for spares and repairs. Yeh I remember now. I get confused with all the coasters Schwarzkopf actually built and didn't build.
@@HansTheGeek tbf with a name like Hans the geek. Would have thought you would know what u on about lol.
@@Thesmokercoaster No worries 😉