Rutschebanen front seat on-ride HD POV Tivoli Gardens 

i only rode in the very front seat when on it cos i didn't bother to go to the back lol

It’s an airtime machine

you think that has great air time come to America to the parks with insane coasters the air time is insane....

​@@CK2012Sure, really makes sense comparing a 100 year old roller coaster with modern American coasters!🙄 Rutschebanen is so much fun, but I guess you'd never understand...

@thk8784 I have been on it it is fun ride been on a few times when I over there. I even bought a entry ticket and paid the something around $8 USD just to ride it. I will ride it again when I go back. Will not be for several years. We do have old roller coasters in the US there is a big one THE GIANT DIPPER at the Boardwalk in Santa Cruz California, it is a great ride . Millions have come to ride it since it opened in 1924. The family's ride legacies made history in June of 1987 when both the Giant Dipper and the antique carousel were designated National Historic Landmarks by the U.S. National Park Service. There is another one CYCLONE that was built in 1927 the second steepest wooden coaster in the world in Coney Island New York. I have yet to go on it.

Northern Rides you mean in all of the world

@@LxcifyFN Back when it opened, I think it probably was

No coaster I know has aged quite like it. It is amazing.

Yes it has brake men on it

Yes there is

Yes but I think don't like to brake.. this wasn't meanted to be so fast ahahahaha

There is. I know i am late but he took my hat

yeah lmao idk how he manages to stay on with all the airtime on this coaster

Razet then how old is it? It says so in the description and I watched an interview with a Bakken official spokesperson and he said it too

Razet it's from 1914, so yes actually 103 years old.

Razet You won't answer now, when you realized you were wrong

1% it is

I tried it and it's fun :D

How is it 200 yrs old? It clearly states it celebrated 100 yrs in 2014...

@@alexhein1738 no haha

You mean even for a coaster that's not 102 years old

They updated it

@@blankman3935 its still fast

i rode it today

@@erikberkemanvinnerborg91 hi :) sorry if i bothered you, i just wanna ask how the tickets stuff work 🥲 because idk if they sell tickets directly in the park or you should buy it online🥹

DrDewott i know i am late. But did you like it?

EuropeCoasters Incredibly good in front and back. In the middle it's pretty mild. Also the airtime in the front is actually better than in the back

DrDewott Nice! I live in Denmark so have ridden it many times! It is still one of my favorites in Denmark, just behind Piraten, Dragekongen and Lynet

Nope, no upstop wheels, just a brakeman

@@Filipolis It has actually been known to lift off of the rails sometimes if the brakeman is bold. Never dangerously, though

That's what I thought ! Sooo smooth

It actually is. Pretty smooth.

Smoothest woodie in Denmark! Even thought Falken is from 2004 (90 years newer)

It is smooth :P

Trust me, it’s not

While some scenic railways have side friction wheels, I believe this one doesn't

Those are all such good rides! Prob my favs too.

The Odin Express has been destroyed, sadly.

Super Sej Kaj but it will be replaced by a modern version with basicly the same circuit.

@@guitarkris Jep, it's gonna be called Mælkevejen right, i've also heard that it's gonna be wilder than The Odin Express, so that's pretty neat.

The dark section in the end only includes turns with a decent amount of laterals :)

I just wish Matterhorn had more drops like this

Matterhorn sucked. This looks so so much better

Electron Studios Disney needs to do something to make the Matterhorn smoother. I love it, but last time I rode it it was like sitting on a skate board going down a cobblestone street. And that was right after a refurb, too. I don’t mind a rough ride (such as most wooden coasters - part of the charm in those cases), but the Matterhorn is just painful.

I’ve never been on one either and I’m a bit nervous is this a good mild one to deal with?

@@tono3930 yes! its fast and fun, goes up and down with turns, but it's not smth an adrenaline junkie would go on like those inverted coasters. There's a bar they push towards u that u hold on to and its a pretty good starter coaster. Idk if it's changed in 4 years since i've been there though

Same Ive been in it so much as a kid

TFord Yes

TFord yeah!

Yes, and it seems like he was going easy on the brakes, some go to hard and can make it slower. I've never been on one but apparently its a thing

i think it’s impressive how he doesn’t fall off considering all of the g forces the ride gives

Its sad when a scenic railway coaster gets torn down because they're a rare coaster type and a major milestone in roller-coaster history, so thanks for shining light on one I didn't know about

These hybrids are saving bad wooden coaster and making them amazing rides

@@a_cowwithlegs I agree. Modern roller coasters are objectively better than this, but you still have to appreciate rides like this because without them, modern coasters wouldn't exist.

@@RemixedVoice I wouldn't say modern coasters are objectively better. There's shit old rides and shit new rides

Agreed. This is probably the most addictive roller coaster I've ever ridden.