I think the reason I like the older TPR videos and the bad Chinese coaster videos is that Robb's reactions are genuine rather than forced like on a lot of his newer videos.
Fun fact: Just like Ninja at Six Flags St. Louis, Arrow started the project, After the project started, Arrow fell into bankruptcy, So Vekoma took over to finish it. Founded on RCDB.
I didn't think it was even possible to have a worse-shaped banking transition into a corkscrew than an Arrow coaster, yet this ride somehow found a way.
@@YellowPhoenixDE It's actually designed and partly built by Arrow, but they fell into bankruptcy when the coaster was half finished, so vekoma completed it
@thesuperpro98 Oh, really? And all this time we thought it *actually said* "It was nice knowing you...please leave your will and testament with the ride op."
"It was nice knowing you, please leave your will and testament with the ride operator" Words of wisdom when you're about to begin riding a coaster from an obscure manufacturer
Ninja and this coaster share same history. Both was originally to be built by Arrow in 1986. Arrow fell into bankruptcy, and their European Counterpart, Vekoma, had to finish both of them.
I remember riding the Rattler or something at Six Flags in San Antonio, i whacked my arm on the side of the cart and got a bruise, the ride was wooden, and it shook like crazy.
It looked like that plot of land could have been used to make a great terrain coaster but the park decided to go the cheap way so this is what they got
In 1986, Werner Stengel was obviously very busy with Schwarzkopf. The designers of this roller coaster are prisoners now? Sorry, my English is very bad, not so much as this roller coaster, of course. hahaha Great Video!