Is HYPERIA really that SHORT? 

It will definitely go into the break run with a lot of speed! It would have been cool if the layout included a few more low to the ground sections towards the end.

@@ThrillsandForces im sure it wouldn’t of been hard to add

The ride has breaks going up the second hill + water breaks (thins on the train) and breaks within the water 👎🏻

@@andrewneil6649 The final trim breaks are a bit of a shame but it’s just a consequence of the short layout.

That's a really good way of viewing it!

Basically Just Tron Or I305 In A Nutshell

I agree the throughput will be brilliant on Hyperia, due to the lap bars without seatbelts and the shorter layout.

@@ThrillsandForces I'm glad to hear this.

I totally agree. It’s definitely going to be the best coaster in the UK. The sheer height and speed mixed in with a lap bar will make it an amazing ride!!

It’s got 4 sets of brakes the first set are on the second hill so the speed will only be around 60 mph after the second drop

@@andrewneil6649 I’ve heard something suggesting that they will only install the trim brakes on the non-inverted Immelmann if the train is going too quickly through the twist afterwards, so hopefully they don’t end up getting installed!

I am so glad Thorpe went with Mack Rides for this coaster. The layout is so much more inventive than one that B&M would have designed. There should hopefully be a brilliant mix of floater and ejector airtime with some brilliant inversions and an amazing first drop!

Zadra is also 30ft/10m shorter, but the way it keeps its speed is insane. It's a speed machine

@@extrakubik4123 this ride will also maintain insane speed throughout the ride, but with more graceful elements rather than whippy ejector elements

The hype is really building now!

It would have been cool if the ride did a few low to the ground snappy turns before hitting the brake-run to really show how fast the coaster is!

I agree. With how fast the ride is, I think it will definitely have the longest track length of all of the coasters at Thorpe Park!

It’s a shame really! But at least Hyperia will give us a good taste of what some of the larger coasters are like in the US!

Well, blame TP and not Mack Rides. TP could have spent more money on this coaster. Especially after such a long time without any major attraction. The customer gives certain things that the coaster should have to the responsible company and they design different layouts based on the stats and the space. Of course, land procurement and other things come into play, as does money. If the customer says I want a 60 meter high track, with overturns and high speed, but so much money is available, then it's different than if the customer says: Design me a super high, long and super high track on the surface fast coaster. Money doesn't play a role, then the story looks different. A B&M Mega Coaster wouldnt fit into that space. Intam is too expensive, so whats left in a similiar category? Mack!

Although it is a short layout it will definitely pack a punch, and on quieter days I am sure it will be a really fun coaster to marathon!

@@ThrillsandForces mack is also know for high capacivity. Europa Park is the Park World wide with the fastest Operation, due to the way the coasters are designed. I see 3 Block breaks. Im sure it will operate great. Faster than any other coaster in TP

@@Manu-gf3yl The lap bars should hopefully speed up the dispatches too!

Compared with the UK which has a lot of shorter rides, America has many more coasters with longer ride lengths, like VelociCoaster at Universal Islands of Adventure and the Beast at kings Island!

They do have a lot of older B&M coasters which are long, and overall they do have lot more older rides that last longer, but they also have things like Iron gwazi which is basically Zadra and isn't the longest ride to ever exist

America has an awesome coaster collection! A lot of the coasters there are on my bucket list.

@@ThrillsandForcesThis ride looks exponentially better than either of those. As an American who’s ridden both of those rides with the beast being at my home park. Those are 2 of the most overrated coasters in history.

It would have been cool if it was a little longer even if it was only by 10 seconds or so! I also definitely see your reasoning behind the comparisons being better if I included speed and track length too. They are something I could always include in similar future videos.

I think it will easily be the best in the U.K!

There’s no doubt that it’s a short coaster, but the layout is going to be incredible. The first drop, airtime and crazy elements should hopefully make up for it.

That would have been a very controversial video! 😂

Agreed. But it will still be a great ride!

@@ThrillsandForces It sure will be!

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Zadra looks like a brilliant coaster and the fact that Hyperia shares a lot of its strengths makes me very excited!

@@ThrillsandForces Zadra is excellent and intense - definitely worth a trip to Energylandia. Hyperia looks like it'll have a different character - somewhere in between the gracefulness of a B&M hyper like Shambhala and the madness of Zadra. Of course, that's just going off POVs - we won't know for sure until it's open. I think I was just trying to say that I hadn't noticed any relation between the quality of a ride and its length.

@@dingo137 That’s such a good point! Hyperia has a mix of graceful and aggressive moments in its layout, so it should be a pretty dynamic ride.

It is an extremely short ride!

Less than 30 seconds but what an Adrenaline Rush.​@ThrillsandForces

@@PGAC22 It’s a brilliant coaster!

I did that because the ride length of Hyperia doesn’t really stand up against rides such as the Smiler and Icon. But if I did the video again I would probably add a few more longer coasters to compare it to!