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Omg I love to watch the indiana Jones show I've been to Disney world 12 times

Why don’t they just back up and show a picture of the entire build and crane during building. I just wanna see what crane they were using

Who plays the mother?

The best ride at alton towers😢

Can’t wait to ride this coaster.Looks so cool

That thing practically assaulted me. Glad to say I went on it though.

It didnt seem that slow when i was a kid

Oh I hope the bridge at the end

At 34:29, this is wrong. When a train is heavier, the launch system requires less power because there is more momentum in the train.

No, a day maybe

Nice did you get to ride it and is it worth riding ive only done as big as Wiker man and want do do a bigger coaster

I prefer the traditional Arrow Dynamics trains over the floorless Vekoma ones.

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Yesss sam jones!!

Appreciate the upload, but I feel like this video wasn't ripped but Jerry Seinfeld was using a handheld camera for this one lol

Thanks for sharing! How intense would you say the ride is? Is it comparable to any other ride?

I first went on this in 95, and it was the first time I'd experienced going upside down in a coasters. However, by 99/00 it was dated, and did frankly far outstayed its welcome.

Never rode TTD but the launch on this thing was insane. It has the best launch I've been on for a coaster.

I think Wayne Meadows, maintenance director, worked at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City, Missouri, USA for a headful of years.

I like the fact that this guy can talk so calm on Enterprise where as I was on there and I just wanted to get off 🤣

It will be missed

I remember corkscrew quite fondly. It was the first rollercoaster I ever went on. Nice to see it's remains have been preserved.

Weird fact, it actually takes LESS speed to propel a train that is loaded over the top hat. Its the lightweight, empty trains that take more speed to clear the tower. The way these coasters work is fascinating. Its too bad CP is making their version utterly pointless. These coasters are short. The powerful launch is pretty much the only thing they have going for them once youve ridden a couple times and the height isnt so daunting. Also... kingda ka has a trim brake on the freefall side of the tophat. This is most likely Intamins "fix" for the whole rollback thing on TTD. Ka actually launches trains faster than need be to make it over, so the brake keeps the return speeds constant. Hopefully Great Adventure doesnt look at this zamperla project, and ruin this coaster too.

My dad bribed me to go on this in 1998 with promising to get me an England football shirt.

The narrator is so GP

Why did they put stupid over the shoulder restraints on this thing when TTD never did?

chris quilley 🎉

I prefer this than thirteen

I remember going on this with my sister on my 14th birthday, I ended up hitting her in the eye accidently 😂😂 can't believe it's been 16 years.

34:20 this is total bullshit. The empty train requires more power. The train with dummies or people needs a less powerful launch because the extra weight adds momentum.

I remember this being so shaky but to the point it was almost enjoyable. Great memories growing up with this!

43:20 "Nossa Senhora" 🤣🤣🤣

Imagine being an engineer knowing you worked on the tallest coaster in the world that millions of people went on

This was my favourite

0:01 ZINGZILLAS!

It was such a joy getting to ride this after waiting 17 long years. I remember always watching this documentary as a kid. I was so happy. I could have flown back home that moment and been satisfied.

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This video was my childhood

Prod crane

That was my first ever rollercoaster. You look back at it now and compared to now it was pretty shite. Scared me to death when I was 12 in 1983 though 😂

Th13een is the worst roller coaster ever should get removed bring back corkscrew

Absolutely INCREDIBLE documentary! It shows the engineering design process In full effect and it fills in every detail including the trial and error.

31:35 why this guy got a B&M hard hat even though kingda ka is intimin

Happy 25th Anniversary, Treehouse TV!

you know it's gonna be good when he calls it a "rocket coaster" in the first minute edit: took me a few minutes to realize he meant launch coaster lmao also I like how he says "up until 10 years ago, *all coasters* operated on a simple propulsion formula" the first few launched coasters were literally in the late 70's unless he means some other type of launched coaster, probably a hydraulic launch, which he should really just specify at least he knows what a strata coaster is I would give it the benefit of the doubt and say it's his funny accent, but literally nobody I know has called it a "rocket coaster" or really anything other than a launched coaster, no matter where they're from

My first ever coaster 😭

Wow, the removal of the pioneer ride at Alton towers? That's Rough.