Amazing Ultra Twister Roller Coaster POV 60FPS Mitsui Greenland Japan 

SAME!!!!

Not for the ride next to it at least.

Yup but mine were always "too intense" exept when I made really boreing ones

crazymaze22 I still do lol

Ski machine me they were crap 💩

Ski machine yeah

A lot of people

@@tily1212 Only the ones with small balls and no life hate Rob. Like you.

Glychd1001 It makes it easy when there is a 400 foot Ferris Wheel right next to the coaster!

Perfect ferris wheel placement

SO COOL WHERE IS IT AT JAPAN?

I swear just about every Japanese park has an abnormally large Ferris wheel... Just me?

+jcdude1211 nope

And Germany;-)?

Germany does have some great coasters, but America just has so many

Personally I think merica does

And I agree to disagree

That Guy on the Left America is most certainly a "Quantity over Quality" country when it comes to coasters. Europe on the other hand, is the opposite.

Ash11 24201 he lives in america but he travels the world to get amazing footage of different coasters across the globe. I'm not positive but i think he uses a GoPro Hero 4

NicoMaz4 Exactly. As well as many other hand-held cameras (mostly Sony) and would you believe my iPhone!

Rusty Shackleford Yes. Please search our channel. We have videos from there.

Of course they have!! They probably have some videos on it to

SlayFrog Gaming its mounted

Oh no wonder why is still

thanks

R.I.P Astroworld I remember when it was white then they painted it ... No one will know since Astroworld was destroyed in 2005

It went to Six Flags America where it remained in storage until 2009. Then it was scrapped. It was originally at Six Flags Great Adventure

sl9guitar The original Ultra Twister actually opened at Nagashima Spaland in 1984, and still operates there today.

Oh wow. Very cool. It was a fantastic ride. Brings back a lot of memories. :)

ClosestToTheSun Basically what we've discovered in our videos is that, as much as people at one point requested the FULL ride with lift hills and everything, they make up a very, very minor segment of our audience. The majority want us to get to the action as quickly as possible, so by leaving in that stuff, we would lose a significant amount of views. In short, we've got about 15 seconds to grab people before they decide to turn away. In 100% of some recent tests we did, leaving in the lift hill created more user abandonment than having longer ads on our videos! So to answer your question, yes, it took about an additional 30-40 seconds to include that part and the lift hill.

Thanks for the reply! That's curious about the abandonment, I can't imagine being a person who would click on a roller coaster video and then decide not to watch it during the lift hill. But then I'm probably in that small minority of your audience! Thanks for the videos in general, their quality never ceases to amaze!

Theme Park Review Although an avid TPR viewer and an old park guy myself, I often found sitting though full lift hill, etc. to be a time-waster for me. Until this one, lol. Vertical lift on this is different from a standard coaster lift hill and even a little taste of it would have been great. Had to rewind to make sure it had the vertical lift I loved. I rode the SFGA one a few times. Apparently they removed the vertical lift at one point? When they moved it to Astroworld? Anyway, I remember just enjoying watching this thing operate. The lines at the time were long so I got to watch many, many cycles. It might have been fun watching from launch and then flipping back to go up the lift. Thanks for they high quality video as always.

Same type of roller coaster but not the same actual ride. The astroworld one has been scrapped I believe

Stefan Consten I've never waited in a long line for one of them. I think they can run up to 5 cars on it and it has a pretty long load/unload area. So it's not more/less capacity than a Wild Mouse or something.

Steele Sturgis Oh, please, that's not even a fair fight! lol

Steele Sturgis Oh you mean Clusterfarce? Who wins in a fight, TPR or Clusterfarce?

The quality of TPR's videos are way better, everyone can see that

Nope, it's just Japan being itself.

SLC

Amusement Park Productions No, it's just an SLC.

Oh.

huma a Google

(P)oint (O)f (V)iew

+Mc Lovin thanks

Point Of View

+John Minter ty

Your officially a moron

You're dipshit

third sub-comment

1. This is in Japan 2. Manafactuered by a Japanese company 3. These have also operated in America