Olympia Looping Front Row POV Worlds Largest Traveling Roller Coaster

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While at Wiener Prater in Vienna, Austria, we managed to catch a ride on the incredibly famous Olympia Looping roller coaster- a ride that travels around Europe to various locations, sending riders through its iconic five vertical loops!
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@InsaneCoaster Год назад

A truly exceptional piece of coaster engineering. If Olympia Looping didn't exist, the concept of a giant travelling coaster made in the 80s being able to provide an experience as thrilling as many modern coasters would be considered crazy. I'm very grateful I get the opportunity to ride it every Winter in London.

@88tibro Год назад

Well, Olympia Looping was sort of the last of the big travel coasters in Germany (Alpina Bahn, 3er Looping & Thriller had all come before). Okay then there also was Eurostar manufactured in the 90s. But yeah, whilst Olympia is pretty much the last one around alongside Alpinabahn, it surely wasn't a trend setter. There were funfairs here in Germany where sometimes you had 2 or even 3 of such rides on one funfair. I miss those times.

@Fox_on_a_Rollercoaster Год назад

@@88tibro Funny fact: Every coaster you mentions exept for the dreier looping were purchased by the showman oscar bruch. He truly is a madman.

@davefroman4700 Год назад

You folks in Europe are so lucky. Any of the major fairs over there put US State fairs to shame, and in Canada too, which is even worse when it comes to traveling amusements. Most of which should be in museums ;)

@Fox_on_a_Rollercoaster Год назад

@@davefroman4700 I appreciate it! I really wanna ride your "museum" pieces, though. The Zipper never fails to amaze to name my fav. I just wanna quickly mention that big coasters like this won't be at a normal fair. The Oktoberfest, Wiener Prater (Not a fair at all, more like an amusement park) and Winter Wonterland in Hyde Park are very special events. I can only talk about the showman traveling around in germany and around. These are very proud showman familys. A big advantage are the european based manufacturers though. Anton Schwarzkopf not only did those wonderful coasters, but a huge amount of flatrides. Classic rides by Huss, Gerstlauer, KMG and Mondial to name a few have absolute maniacs employed as engineers. A lot of thier rides got shipped to the us, too.

@davefroman4700 Год назад

@@Fox_on_a_Rollercoaster Here the rides/games are owned mostly by big outfits full of greasy people that don't get paid much. Big difference from the family operations of Europe. And most of them carry the bare minimum for theming etc. You never see them add anything extra to a ride that is for certain. Even if you look at the EU Manufacturers installments in the US you find its ordered with the bare minimum.

@alexlents4689 Год назад

A traveling coaster that’s 4,101 feet long! That’s longer than Iron Gwazi, but with half the height!! And it still manages to tear through most of the course! Schwarzkopf’s really have a special magic to them!

@MattMcIrvin Год назад

I remember being stunned to discover that Schwarzkopf's *indoor* Galaxyland Mindbender was both taller and longer than BGW's Loch Ness Monster.

@kefo025 Год назад

I really hope that they will never sell or scrap this coaster. It's a legend and one of the last remaining pieces of art engineering by Schwarzkopf. I am so happy I finally got to ride it this year and I was surprised how a coaster that is over 30 years old can be so smooth. R.I.P. Anton Schwarzkopf. Thank you for making our world more fun.

@Deadsphere Год назад

These coasters are always so photogenic, loved the look of them.

@cynicanal111 Год назад

As someone who got to ride Thriller a bunch during its brief stint at Astroworld as Taz's Texas Tornado, as well as a huge Schwarzkopf fanboy, I'm *so* jealous of you for getting to ride this one.

@joecandish3923 Год назад

Just rode Olympia Looping (Munich Looping) today and man always packs a punch we are lucky to have it come every year to the UK when the rest of the thrill coasters are resting. I do feel it rode better over in Austria though just my opinion though best Schwarzkopf out there

@acidalex420 Год назад

Ah man I remember being a kid and watching videos of it on RU-vid at the Oktoberfest in Germany. Never thought it would come to the UK but I’m so grateful it did.

@Fox_on_a_Rollercoaster Год назад

I ride this every year in munich. It's still one of my fav coasters. You have to experience this coaster in munich or in london, though. In other locations the trains are 2 cars shorter, wich makes quite a difference. I'm just amazed how a traveling coaster made in '89 is still riding pretty smooth. The showman oscar bruch loves his Schwarzkopf coaster and it's superb to see how much love these one of a kind coasters get. So much history

@johnphillips3475 8 месяцев назад

This ride is not owned by Oscar Bruch. He does own Alpina Bahn, and previously owned the Schwarzkopf Thriller and the Intamin inverter EuroStar. Olympia is owned by Rudolph Barth, who previously owned the Schwarzkopf Dreier, Looping. Amazingly, there was a brief period from 1995 to 1997 where all 5 of these rides travelled in Germany at the same time

@Fox_on_a_Rollercoaster 8 месяцев назад

@@johnphillips3475 You're right, I have no idea why I had put this stuff in there. Maybe I was confused that day idk.

@TrainCoasterFan Год назад

Congrats on 900+ credits, Taylor!! That's 1 step closer to 1,000!

@TheNinjaDC Год назад

*Pokes Premier with a stick. "Do that next!"

@johnphillips3475 8 месяцев назад

One other incredible stat not mentioned in the video is its capacity. In theory, trains can be dispatched every 40 seconds, and if using all 5 trains, and the extra two cars added to each train in London and Munich, it can reach over 2,500 riders per hour.

@BliXXardStorm Год назад

“Mom! Coaster Studios finally rode Olympia Looping!”

@randflam Год назад

So close to 1k! Congrats on 900!

@jonny-b4954 Год назад

Man, it would be FUN to walk up that lift hill staircase, haha. That thing is barely wide enough for 2 feet. Brilliant piece of engineering. That first vertical loop has so much sideways kickover to it. Halfway to being a corkscrew almost. God, I wish Schwarzkopf wasn't terrible with his money and was still alive. IMAGINE if he was still in the industry. Arrow wouldn't have become such a big phenomena I'd imagine if he'd stayed in the game.

@katschaccc Год назад

This is my favorite coaster in the world. It's just a masterpiece of engineering.

@ScottyMania313 Год назад

This one is definitely on my bucket list ever since I saw my first Olympics and also coaster video - USA USA USA

@benjaminc.5862 Год назад

Very excited for a potential review of this one

@maxhagenauer24 Год назад

I absolutely LOVE positive G machines like this, if it goes I will actually cry 😭.

@keithstransitexperiences9749 Год назад

When you review this coaster, it's important to mention that this coaster could've had 9 inversions starting with a dive loop, cobra roll, and zero g roll.

@oRevvy Год назад

cant wait to get back on this in london this year

@DankPeezy Год назад

I know it's not exactly the same, but I can't wait for Dreier Looping to open at Indiana Beach next year.

@dindog22 Год назад

this one looks like Dreier Looping on steroids

@ThrillsofColdplay Год назад

I love how round these coasters loops are

@BottedBlake Год назад

epic pov!!! whens the next coastin thru' europe episode coming???

@CoasterStudios Год назад

Plan on sometime later this week

@BottedBlake Год назад

@@CoasterStudios Ok, ty ty!

@drehoward5277 Год назад

Love your vids❤💙

@Howlingburd19 Год назад

The tire drive hill is really cool, and so is the Schwarzkopf brakes on the sides of the track (I always thought that was super unique)

@Fox_on_a_Rollercoaster Год назад

The brakes on the sides had a major downside though. Visual inspection was quite a bit more complicated.

@Howlingburd19 Год назад

@@Fox_on_a_Rollercoaster I actually didn’t know that, and that makes sense, considering “side-brakes” aren’t around anymore (and you said the reason why). But at least they still look really cool

@AMCustomCoasters Год назад

Intamins early mega coasters used side breaks too. Look at superman or even Mille.

@Fox_on_a_Rollercoaster Год назад

@@AMCustomCoasters I just looked at a picture of superman, I actually didn't know that. Hard to miss, too. This look even worse to maintain with the design of the body. Good thing they moved on^^

@seriomarkj Год назад

4k feet of track??? Just so impressive, and knowing the manufacturer I'm sure it's all intense

@rabooey Год назад

This thing looks like a three mile long rainbow except with a black track segment instead of purple. Looks like a good time.

@jamalbrown8555 Год назад

Awesome video bruh you guys are awesome such Banger's you guys have a good day or night where ever you are.

@maxhagenauer24 Год назад

Truly a crazy fast ride, definitely obe if the most forceful coasters out there. I will be expecting a review.

@NotNoahTheGreat18 Год назад

I watch you videos every day

@RooPrimrose Год назад

I would take this over a lot of permanent coasters! Insane how smooth it rides as well.

@panzerofthelake7661 Год назад

Just rode this again at winter wonderland in London, class ride

@oneandonlysound3453 Год назад

A compact coaster with five inversions, and a nice length including a nice little cruising section towards the end? Yes, this is how coasters should be made. Getting pretty sick of the 20-30 second rides that are being built these days (thankyou ArieForceOne that area needed an RMC that wouldn't have it's last 1/3 missing). Also having a Schwarzkophf coaster quite honestly no matter how big or small, clone or not, should not be taken for granted. Especially not custom models (SF Over Georgia appreciate Mind Bender more!). Only saying this last part because many do. Also if Busch Gardens Tampa doesn't want there's sell it to Fun Spot Orlando it'd fit in nice, theming or not tbh.

@MIKEYPOOHBEARJACKSON Год назад

Need to bring this coaster to the US for one time only.

@CoasterStudios Год назад

I don't think it'll ever happen, however I'd be stoked if it ever did. Would be SUPER cool

@TheNinjaDC Год назад

You can atleast get a taste of it at Indiana Beach next year with their triple looper. Has a very similar layout and forces.

@rebekahhesketh1220 Год назад

Taylor, I'd love to see a video of yours and Sarah's reaction when riding this! 😄

@gabet3514 Год назад

I have yet to go on a fair grounds coaster, wish I could ride this one

@jave2274 Год назад

My "Home Park" so to say :)

@jefflong1799 Год назад

That was cool ..

@R7SkIlZ Год назад

Is this the best Schwarzkopf you have ridden

@magicalmousers Год назад

I remember riding a exact one just like this at six flags Astroworld long called Texas tornado 🌪️. It was sooo fun but the ride keep shutting off from barely a bit of wind , so much overly sensitive sensors . And was torn down . I miss my childhood park soo much !!

@CourtMcCheese Год назад

I’m lucky to have it come to London every year for 2-3 months at winter wonderland and ride it 😅

@AmazingElevatorsandClaws Год назад

That look intense! Did you gray out

@blazingaqua9127 Год назад

Will you have a vlog for the Dusseldorf Fair?

@CoasterStudios Год назад

Yes!

@rollingcoasters2311 Год назад

What’s the best place to sit on this coaster? Because when I rode it, I sat in the front and I didn’t think it was that interesting.

@Vegan.Veteran Год назад

Probably a top 10 uk coaster when in London TBF

@davidmcaninch4714 Год назад

Could you bring back park battles?

@joemarais7683 Год назад

It’s still pretty crazy that a ride so compact could probably run 4 trains if boarding/unloading in 2022 didn’t take minutes.

@ThrillsofColdplay Год назад

Would be nice to have a version of this in America

@mikeyg9958 Год назад

Is this coaster smooth despite traveling?

@Patibens Год назад

it would be a more enjoyable experience if the trains had lap bars

@beluga4600 Год назад

Was it better than mind bender

@aboestheone Год назад

Where is the vlog of the eftelling is it stil comming?

@CoasterStudios Год назад

Yes, it is still coming. Plan on it sometime this upcoming week.

@marcustulliuscicero5443 Год назад

That first loop is profiled so weirdly that it almost looks like an Immelmann.

@Brandon-qd2lb Год назад

Wonder how rough it is for traveling so much?? Must need a lot of maintenance in the off season

@oRevvy Год назад

from what i remember its not very rough atall, the main issue i had is the shoulder pads start to dig into you halfway through the ride which ends up being quite uncomfortable near the end

@tidag7957 Год назад

The coaster is really smooth even when compared to stationary coasters. And it doesn't need a lot more maintenance than a stationary coaster.

@stevenschiro1838 Год назад

'Zonga' needs to go back to hell where it came from. 20 years ago we all went on that up at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, and it messed us all up so much our entire group went home

@TrainCoasterFan Год назад

Was it on ONE TRAIN?

@marcustulliuscicero5443 Год назад

They rode it during the morning, which isn't exactly prime hours.

@thecoasterman682 Год назад

Smooth or rough?

@CoasterStudios Год назад

Smooth!

@thecoasterman682 Год назад

@@CoasterStudios nice👍

@coasteradventureslol Год назад

I can't believe I've ridden this but I did when I was like 7

@ShiningCoasters Год назад

Was it rough?

@dorientjewoller113 Год назад

Far from. I have ridden it. BTW, by each rebuild, all rides on fairs in Germany are checked by an indepent controling organization before opening.

@InsaneCoaster Год назад

It's pretty smooth for a coaster of it's age, the only thing that's remotely uncomfortable are the restraints.

@indykirchenbauerracing1709 Год назад

wow

@Luke_Primmer Год назад

Magnum Force was for sure a better ride though!

@donaldgudnason392 Год назад

Location 📍 Vienna, Austria Wiener Prater

@Slim_is_goated Год назад

When are you going to Dollywood

@CoasterStudios Год назад

We've been to Dollywood a bunch of times! I'm sure we'll be back early next year for Big Bear Mountain!

@alfect Год назад

Reckon they make a permanent clone of this in Blackpool pleasure beach to replace steeplechase

@HansTheGeek Год назад

Not a Schwarzkopf. It opened more that 5 years after Schwarzkopf was defunct…

@tidag7957 Год назад

That's true, but Anton Schwarzkopf was nevertheless heavily involved in the design and construction of this coaster.

@HansTheGeek Год назад

@@tidag7957 That’s for sure, but so was Gerstlauer and Zierer. BHS, the firm that build it became Maurer later.

@tyleracoasterenthusiast4006 Год назад

First taler and Sarah

@Jakebtw Год назад

That’s not how you spell his name

@ryanjabell Год назад

I hope you guys will stop taking sponsorships from established titles given what's come out recently

@warnerwildernessphotography Год назад

I gotta be honest, I don’t like this ride. Too many sustained positive g’s with nothing else. While it’s an amazing engineering marvel and its super smooth, the ride is just not for me