Daemonium 4K POV - World's Largest Travelling Ghost Train 

Thank you 🙂 No, didn't know that, but not suprised because there's a lot crammed in there.

@@XtremeCoasters It's very impressive. It's of course not Haunted Mansion level, but it is pretty good for a traveling ghost train.

Nope same here haha love em even tho most are cheesy loud sirens,strobe lights,dated props etc

Love Watching Those As Well Also I Would Love to Ride That At Night.

Yes, it's really unique and works so well 🙂

Thank you, yes it was at Hyde Park last year it was filmed 🙂

XtremeCoasters Network you’re welcome and I filmed a Vlog from the preview night last year and I filmed a POV as well of the ride

I've just watched a few videos on RU-vid. Pretty sure we could have a fun day there😃

Hi, yes that will not be a problem. Look forward to seeing it 🙂

We did too 🙂 Can't beat a horror house cameo 😁

@@vastavanz For a travelling ride, it's done really well.

@@LambLiesDownOnBroadway Indeed. Although there are a couple of jump scares when the real actors come out.

🤣 This one was great, it was so well done.

Yeah, it was ace 😁

Thank you 😊

Yes, it was 🙂

@@CodeRed001 You may very well be right 🙂

Yes, it's extremely impressive for a travelling ride!

Yikes!

Boo

Not too sure where it's located now, but this was filmed when it was in Hyde Park, London.

We had fun riding it as well :)

Correct, they have real scare actors jumping out at you.

This was in London. But pretty sure it travels everywhere.

@@XtremeCoasters The Daemonium is from Germany, but also travels to the Netherlands and even in the UK. Even so i don't like the Daemonium, i have to admit that it's still pretty impressive to move this gigantic Coster through the World. My Reasons for not liking the Daemonium is, that the owner made it way to Kidfriendly. I know that he was also a bit forced to do it, because the Authorities in Germany are controlling the Darkrides for scary and brutal content nowaday's and force the owners to remove it, but i know this Ride from the old Day's when it was called "Grüne Hölle - Geisterdschungel" (Green Hell - Haunted Jungle) and i also know this Ride as the famous "Geisterschlucht" (Ghost Canyon).

@@gemeinsamduhmm2403 Wow, thanks for all the info. That's some fascinating history.

@@XtremeCoasters This Ride was build by the famous Company "Mack" back in 1979. The first Name was "Kingdom of Magic" and it was a Medieval Fortress like the Daemonium but with way less decoration. The first Owner was Mr. Klaus Renoldi Sr. In 1982 he remodelled the Front and renamed the Ride into "Geisterschlucht" (Ghost Canyon). The Front Drawings of the Ride was then simulating the inside of a Volcano, which housed the Hell and all their Monsters and Demons. In 1986, the colours switched from Red to a deep Blue, but the Drawings stayed the Same. But the inside Decoration changed very drastic. The most Famous "Scene" was the Ride through a medieval Torture Chamber, which showed animatronic Torture and Execution Scenes. Very brutal and bloody but also awesome. In 1992, the Geisterschlucht was sold to Mr.Martin Blume. He Re-Designed the whole Front and the inside Decoration and named it the "Grüne Hölle - Geisterdschungel" (Green Hell - Haunted Jungle). The outside Drawing and Decoration now showed a haunted Jungle, with a lot of mysterious Creatures and Monsters on a jungle Background. The inside decoration was also Jungle-Themed. And this Ride also had a fictional Story about a Scientist, who went to the haunted Jungle with his Team to explore, but they never came back and went Missing. Mostly each Scene or Effect showed the unfortunate Fate of each Crew Member, with the final Scene showing the Execution of the Scientist by Cannibalistic Tribe Members. Then in 2005, a new Law allowed "the Youth and Childrens Welfare Office" to decide over each Ride, if it was to brutal or to Scary for their personal Tastes, which still leads to very stupid Decisions in my honest Opinion. Before 2005, the Owners of the Funfair Places decided which Ride they allowed on their Fair or not. And so, the Green Hell became Rated 18+, which decreased the income by +80%. So the Owner Re-Designed the Ride once again and the Today's Daemonium was born. That's the short Story :D

@@miketuggle9273 Yup 😂

That's a very decent rating for a travelling ride :)

This was filmed at Winter Wonderland in London which is pay per ride. The price of each ride varies, this was £5.00 each.