I love your borderline coaster content, aka the videos you shoot that aren't about traditional amusements. You offer great travel advice that I have personally used multiple times, and also make me aware of cool places to visit. I'd almost say you should have a 2nd channel that entirely focuses on travel vids like this.
LOL! Revolving toilet @ 5:42!!!! What a wonderful place! Just add some scenic vehicles to enjoy natures themed park. Even BETTER than Stone Mountain, GA.
Maybe they wanted to transform it to an amusement park if you look at the failed Orphan Rocker. But it is more like a nature resort, similar to a ski resort. You pay a daily admission and you get access to various types of transportation that come with a great view or bring you to a hiking trail. Thrill is not the key aspect, maybe with a small exception for the inclined railway.
It's unfortunate it never opened. There is not a lot of footage available but the concept looked really fun. In combination with the nice landscape it could have been a success. However, it was more or less constructed by amateurs rather than an experienced roller coaster manufacturer. They failed to meet safety standards and announced a few times that they will continue to work on it, but never did.
For a moment, I thought this place was located in North Carolina. Clearly there's a difference between the Blue Mountains and the Blue Ridge Mountains.
They re called the ‘Blue Mountains’ because of the blue haze the eucalyptus oil from the Eucalupt trees can give off. It can make the mountains look blue from Sydney.
I love your borderline coaster content, aka the videos you shoot that aren't about traditional amusements. You offer great travel advice that I have personally used multiple times, and also make me aware of cool places to visit. I'd almost say you should have a 2nd channel that entirely focuses on travel vids like this.
Thank you! I lumped this with the coaster content since it does have rides and even an abandoned roller coaster.
That all looks so beautiful! I love nature & hiking too, so I would love this place. I did Royal Gorge in Colorado back in 2008 & loved it.
That place is on my to-do list when I eventually get to Colorado.
I find it kinda funny that the descent of the incline railway is more steep than raptor at cedar point
It's steeper than a lot of coasters.
it steepest railway in the world @@CanobieCoaster
LOL! Revolving toilet @ 5:42!!!! What a wonderful place! Just add some scenic vehicles to enjoy natures themed park. Even BETTER than Stone Mountain, GA.
The spinning toilet is from Lagoon.
Maybe they wanted to transform it to an amusement park if you look at the failed Orphan Rocker. But it is more like a nature resort, similar to a ski resort. You pay a daily admission and you get access to various types of transportation that come with a great view or bring you to a hiking trail. Thrill is not the key aspect, maybe with a small exception for the inclined railway.
I agree it feels more like a ski resort.
That coaster never opened did it? I heard it was too dangerous. Amazing view. Cool park, nice trails.
It never got clearance to open.
It's unfortunate it never opened. There is not a lot of footage available but the concept looked really fun. In combination with the nice landscape it could have been a success. However, it was more or less constructed by amateurs rather than an experienced roller coaster manufacturer. They failed to meet safety standards and announced a few times that they will continue to work on it, but never did.
For a moment, I thought this place was located in North Carolina. Clearly there's a difference between the Blue Mountains and the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Yes there is.
They re called the ‘Blue Mountains’ because of the blue haze the eucalyptus oil from the Eucalupt trees can give off. It can make the mountains look blue from Sydney.
So nice to see your review of Scenci world. We have also visited and Vlog'd the experience Adding our support for your channel
Hope you enjoyed it as well!
Scenic World is NOT an ‘amusement park’. It is a way to enter a World Heritage Listed National Park.
It's more of a park, but it does have some rides.