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Time for my nerd emoji moment… That wasn’t the oldest operating steel coaster in the beginning, although there aren’t concrete details, that title either belongs to Montaña Suiza at Parque de Atracciones Monte Igueldo (Spain 1928) or Rodelbaan at De Waarbeek (Netherlands 1930). I believe Rodelbaan is the first entirely steel track though while Montaña Suiza only partly uses steel Also if you want more jank wooden coasters, ride Leap The Dips at Lakemont Park Pennsylvania. It opened in 1902. Yes… really, it’s the oldest surviving coaster, though it went through a large refurbishment in the 90’s to restore it to its original state. Ride operators have to push cars by hand to start them and pull levers for brakes. There’s also The Great Scenic Railway in Luna Park, Melbourne, Australia. It has operated continuously since 1912. It’s one of the last of its kind that requires a “brakeman” to stand in the very back of the train to activate the brakes and control the train speed by hand! 🤓🤓🤓 nerd moment over
Thanks for that nerd moment, and I will continue. Only 2(canyon blaster, and that kiddie coaster) can be considered coasters. Alpine coasters are a highly debated topic if they count or not, and the other ones are flat rides
@@theace7002 My two cents, if bobsled coasters count, then alpine coasters should too. Flat rides are different rides and don’t count. There really isn’t a right or wrong approach though since there’s so many edge cases and exceptions since it’s really more of a “rule of thumb” kinda thing
@@crit8179 Sorry for the wall of text but I love nerding out on coasters Tubular steel is different from just any steel. Matterhorn (Disneyland) is generally agreed to be the oldest operating tubular steel coaster, but it is known that there was a coaster called R2000 at fairs that predates the Matterhorn. Its history seems to have little documentation except that it was manufactured and operated in 1956 and sporadically operated in different fairs until around 2007, then just disappeared. Matterhorn wouldn’t open until 1959. The rabbit hole apparently goes deeper as there is a blog where someone tracked down the parents that pointed to R2000, photos and videos of the couple of installations of similar rides, and even one ride with tubular steel track in 1947. Nobody seems to know anything about this 1947 ride except for one photo that shows it ever existed. It’s thought that the patents to R2000 that reference “improving” a design mean that there was an earlier ride, likely this one, but we can’t be sure
As a coaster enthusiast, i would like to tell you that jack is probably aware, if he named the video "I Ride Roller Coasters" i bet you wouldn't be as likely to click on the video, so his title worked.
As a coaster enthusiast, i would like to tell you that jack is probably aware, if he named the video "I Ride Roller Coasters" i bet you wouldn't be as likely to click on the video, so his title worked.
@@crazybabyfanfr5571 There's really no way, exposure therapy is the best. My first ever roller coaster was a 300ft (Leviathan at Canada's Wonderland) and as nervous as I was, I forced myself to go on it and I had a blast. Just go and experience the adrenaline and have fun
eh hes been editing it for a solid minute, there was a youtuber who did a video "I Rated Places with 0 Star Reviews" maybe they both took inspo from his vid
I’m about to get nerd emojied the only reason why that steel coaster is open about 5 days a year is because the location is a farm and it only operates during their fall festival. Which is 5 days long.
All the rides here that actually are rollercoasters are super safe, you have a 1 in 750 million chance of dying on one. That's less dangerous than a car and you're more likely to be struck by lightning
As a roller coaster enthusiast this video caused me pain. Gforce can cause people to black out but as long as its not high negative gforce it is not dangerous. And how is that random travelling rollercoaster one of the oldest in the world? Also just because its high doesnt mean its dangerous. But other that that great video! I guess im in the minority of coaster enthusiasts watching so nice work!
as a coaster enthusiast(🤓) this brung a tear to my eye on how much gp think coasters aren’t safe (nerd moment incoming!!) you have the power of an airplane flap holding you in (hydraulic restraints) (short nerd moment but whatever)
Bruh as a coaster enthuasiast these Coasters are all COMPLETELY SAFE you are more likely to get struck by lightning 50 TIMES and your more likely to die IN THE CAR RIDE TO THESE RIDES so yeah jack gordon you dont need to be scared AT ALL
Gravity roller coaster isn’t actually the rarest roller coaster. There’s 2 roller coasters in Stricker’s Grove (near Cincinnati) that are open to the public 4 days a year. It also isn’t the oldest steel coaster, Montaña Suiza in Spain is made of steel and was built in 1928. There are multiple other examples of older steel coasters. By the way, half the rides in this video aren’t coasters
I felt like I was on those rides while watching this. The commentary was amazing, all of the rides were just overall good. Loved the experience, plz make more videos like this :)
So much misinformation and half truths.... 1) Rarest roller coaster in the world, not oldest steel coaster still operating (Montaña Suiza). Gravity Roller Coaster at Schnepf Farms runs infrequently (during festival, because they only run it when it is profitable to do so. 2) Kamikaze = Not a Roller Coaster 3) Alpine Mountain Coaster, has only been operating since 2011, was not open when Action Park existed, and nobody died on it, defiantly not 6... 6 people did die at action park 3 from drowning, 1 from an electrocution in a pond none on Alpine Roller Coaster (Which did not exist during Action Parks operation) 4) Canyon Blaster in Vegas, is a coaster... good for you, but it is not dangerous. In fact is is simply a small Arrow Custom Looper model. Thee models have been thrilling millions of riders since the 70's and there is still approx 30 variations of this model still in operation. I just want to clear that up before you harm potential business for these people trying to make a living. FYI some of these companies you cover are not hugely profitable, and they don't deserve to be smeared, harming their business with misinformation for a few clicks.
A company my friend works at used to have fundraisers to promote some of their products, and they had a kamakazi at their carnivals for all of them. They were the most popular attractions there, and it was actually very fun to ride.
0:00 roller coasters are not dangerous 0:05 no it isn’t 0:25 I feel bad for that guy😭 0:33 that’s actually a sick launch 0:55 the coaster he’s listed is a E&F Miler that opened in 2007… I hate to break it to you but it is not the oldest steel roller coaster in the world (& also if your curious the oldest steel coaster currently operating is Little Dipper at Conneaut Lake Park, it opened in 1950) 1:18 they do, their in a small park ready to have fun on a safe ride 1:31 the real reason why it’s only open for 5 days a year is because they reserve it for a festivals they have once a year 1:48 because it’s a profitable market 1:54 me 2:41 not a roller coaster 2:48 that was in a different fair that was in a third world country, safety laws are much less regulated then they are in places like America & Japan 2:58 yes 3:05 this report was from 1996, safety was much less regulated then 3:08 no 3:24 I don’t think an E&F miler kiddie coaster is gonna pull 4gs of force lmfao 3:31 yes it is 3:33 please stop calling this flat ride a roller coaster 3:45 fair enough, your right, it can happen, but there is a 1 in 750,000,000 chance of dying on a ride, you have a higher chance of dying by falling in your bath tub 4:17 I promise you it’s not 5:00 action park closed decades ago, a few years later it reopened, removed all the unsafe water rides & replaced them with safe water rides, & renamed it to Mountain creek, trust me it is very different from Action Park 5:10 no one 5:12 no I don’t think so 5:15 it’s not even close the most iconic ride in that area 5:35 pfffffff 6:03 yes it is 6:08 because it’s a resort & they wanted to make money well removing the action park name 6:11 yes 6:25 mountain coasters are honestly super underrated, I rode one in Park City, Utah & it was chaotic, they don’t get enough love 6:29 there’s upstop wheels for a reason 6:33 HAHAHAHAHAHAHA 6:47 lmao 7:18 there’s a reason why Las Vegas has the lowest rated coasters in the world (cough cough Desperado cough cough Big Apple cough cough rip Speed the ride) 7:23 as a coaster thoosie, I could only dream 7:35 because it’s a horrible hotel 7:49 Canyon Blaster is very well regarded as one of the best Arrows in the US 8:03 room inspections & coaster inspections are not the same at all 8:10 yeah because it’s overpriced & doesn’t have a lot there 8:11 alright that was genuinely a terrible accident I’ll give you that one 8:40 yeah he’s right 8:46 no, those are supports, they were very intentionally welded that way to keep the coaster up 8:52 they probably got paid tens of thousands of dollars a year for that 9:01 me when I operate Goliath at Magic Mountain lmfao 9:06 shocker 9:26 there aren’t any coasters up there ever since high roller closed 9:32 yeah 9:33 oh yeah it’s defiantly unsafe fs fs 9:41 oh look at that! It’s a ride, that not only is perfectly safe, but has had a total of 0 accidents ever 9:48 alright admittedly that ride is genuinely terrifying, I’ve ridden it before & even as a seasoned coaster enthusiast who’s ridden tons of coasters & are not scared of them anymore, holy crap this ride is actually terrifying 10:24 that’s actually awesome, I wish I could do that 10:26 nice! 10:32 as a coaster enthusiast, I can sum it up in 3 words. Coasters are fun. 10:39 “for those of you who are unfamiliar, a block zone is a section of ride that only one train my occupy. At the end of a block zone is a method to stop the train in case the block zone is still occupied. This is the safety system that prevents roller coaster trains with colliding with one another. 11:05 yes that was pretty goofy.
As a coaster enthusiast I have to tell most of these are flat rides and the *wielding* is completely normal. EVERYTHING IS COMPLETELY SAFE!!!! IF IT WAS NOT IT WOULD BE CLOSED DOWN!!!!
The Alpine Slide is nothing like it used to be. it looks now like it's controlled on a track. Back in the days you could control it on your own. I personally witnessed and was involved in so many accidents on it but it still remained as one of the best rides I've ever been on. That ride was INTENSE and I loved it.
1. The second one, I don’t know where it places but it is not the oldest, that goes to the Matterhorn Bobsleds 2. The third one is a flat ride, not a coaster 3.YES if you unscrew a bolt on a rollercoaster you will be ejected from the park, as well as MAYBE a felony charge? 4. The last one is also a flat ride, yet I see the confusion. In conclusion roller coasters are completely safe and a 6 in over 1.2 billion riders per year (RCDB) is not that much
Attention: Don’t let this guy scare you. Some of these are not even roller coasters. Idk about the sketchy carnival rides but all the actual roller coasters on this list are safe. They are not falling apart. The arrow looper in the video at the circus circus hotel is actually one of arrows more recent coasters before they went bankrupt and is incredibly smooth. Again other than the sketchy carnival ride none of these are dangerous.
So I love your content man and I am glad people are finding your page, but as a ride operator I can’t get behind this video calling a bunch of non roller coasters unsafe. I could go on a whole rant on what was wrong but I am not going to do that. I still think your other videos are great but this one could’ve done with some more research
This i agree with, obviously the title was misleading but seeing all the comments saying "as a coaster enthusiast this makes me cringe" I'm pretty confident if Jack genuinely believed the roller coasters or flat rides in this case he wouldn't have ridden them.
@@jollydd that is also definitely 100% true. I can tell a lot of the enthusiasts aren’t happy but I’m just trying to give another side that people don’t ever really hear from.
Pretty certain that Kamikaze is sher wind that sometimes occurs in sea between Japan and China, it earned massive love from japanese because it occasionaly thwarts Chinese invasions. The suscide pilots thing wasnamed in honour of it if i am recalling correctly.
@@Munchiell where have you got this fact from. Also compare it to cars with over 100000 deaths a year. Think about how many people ride rides a day, and for less than 10 (dunno where you got 50 from) deaths per year think of how many times rollercoasters have worked correctly
i went to circus circus once, and i rode all the rides, except for the kid ones, el loco and cannon blaster, but i would say el loco is more scary, since cannon blaster only does loops and not full inversions.
1:36 This isn´t the oldest Steel Coaster by a long shot. Depending on if you count Steel Rails on Concrete as a Steel Coaster or not, that honor goes either to Montaña Suiza from 1928 in Spain, or Rodelbaan at De Waarbeek from 1930 in the Netherlands. That Coaster is from 1953, so not even close to the oldest Steel Coaster still operating in the World. The only reason it operates as little as it does is because it only Operates when there is a festival at that location.
Very bad I have been to the roller coaster of circus circus no joke they were a lot of turns I even saw someone’s face got hitted by the ride I’m never going back to the roller coaster
9:26 “This is the Highest roller coaster in the country” **clears throat **ermmm actually kingda ka is the tallest coaster in the country and the world(2024)
Fun fact i grew up in Las vegas and tho I don't think I actually ever went into circus circus I allways loved the old neon clown sign 😅 I would cry until my mom drove around the strip and I liked the lights of the city
The high roller coaster is a nightmare for me. I fear heights and fear broken roller coaster, that ride could break while im on it because of how unlucky I am.
Kamakazi is my favorite roller coaster! PS-I stopped watching “I tested roller coasters that feel illegal” after I found out that Jack doesn’t know what a roller coaster is.
There are older ones like wild one. But you said one of them so that's ok. Also, I've been on thunder hawk and mind eraser in 2021, guess which one is closer to me?
I always say this this is one of the best RU-vidrs on this platform and collapsing one of my favorite RU-vidrs is awesome too like Jesus Christ I'm surprised this guy doesn't have as many subscribers as Mr beast
9:30 the purple things move like that to stop people from trying to climb if and… you know ☠️ yeah, I’ve been there before and I think that the rollercoaster and other things up there were fun
