Monster (B&M | Inverted Coaster) On Ride POV - Gröna Lund 

LOL for real tho! 😂

Yes

Lol Everytime.. iykyk

its pretty new

I mean it's only been there since June of 2021...so it's not even been operating there for a year yet

It's new and it's the first B&M invert to be built in a long long time

@@brybryguy6314 last one was banshee which was at 2014 i think

I agree there’s not enough new ones being built. I’m sure they will see their own renaissance eventually.

Thats why they have what I think is one of the thickest supports on a coaster the whole drop is one support!

Fury 325 be like: 😐

Steady on.

Nemesis:🤨

@@Th3Sm1ler I take that back I meant b and m invert lol

It's not whippy at all. It honestly looks boring AF.

@@Gan596 I noticed on RCDB that almost all of the old 90s B&Ms had Werner Stengel the guy who designed the layouts for stuff like el toro, maverick, ispeed, stormrunner, dragster, and Superman the ride and after RCDB stopped listing that he designed them the B&Ms that followed weren’t as whippy as their 90s counterparts so maybe he’s responsible for why old school B&M is special and better than what we have now

@@theunknown0887 that makes sense, I just wish the newcomers had the ability to replicate what made the company so great in the first place.

This coaster is like Alpengeist's second half made into an entire ride.

B&M went soft - where's Stengel when you need him.

Technically, yes. There are a couple, only 2-seat accross B&M family "inverts" but technically there the vekoma equilevant to "suspended coaster" since they are way smaller and have no loops. So according to and for all intents and purposes, this is the 1st B&M without a vertical loop. Old layout plans showed them trying to fit it in, but I guess they gave up trying after years and years of planning. Still looks like a great coaster.

Seems to be 140 cm.

Technically, yes. There are a couple, only 2-seat accross B&M family "inverts" but technically there the vekoma equilevant to "suspended coaster" since they are way smaller and have no loops. So according to and for all intents and purposes, this is the 1st B&M without a vertical loop. Old layout plans showed them trying to fit it in, but I guess they gave up trying after years and years of planning. Still looks like a great coaster.

when they started building it right downtown and fill it with sand for all the neighbors' sake

@@KackUp94 nah, I know that, the first ride filled with sand being leviathan, but like, the chain lift, the breaks, everything is so quite

try to make a long outanding coaster in Gröna Lund.

They don’t? Have you ridden Montu, Alpengeist, Raptor, Afterburn, Banshee, Talon, any of the Batmans or Dragon Challenge?

@@triple7marc not every one of those, no. But several. The only ones that hold a candle are Montu and Alpengeist now that dragon challenge is defunct. Europe’s inverts have different elements and utilize terrain expertly. Ours have mostly cookie cutter elements (especially those Batmans) and aren’t too uniquely built in their terrain settings.

@@kaijohnson5033 My man, there are literally only 8 B&M inverts in all of Europe. The only elite ones are Katun and Nemesis, and Black Mamba and OzIris are on the same level as most American ones. What makes B&M Inverts great ARE those “cookie cutter elements” you speak of - the whippy zero-g rolls, the corkscrews, the vertical loops… Europe’s inverts are hardly unique in those aspects. I will give you the terrain point, though.

Cmon man Raptor and Afterburn are fantastic, Montu is a legend

It's called Monster for a good reason :D

@@finncoaster2384 Ah

first few valleys look like they provide great positives tbh but i just wish there was the whip of the old ones