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The World's Top 15 Enclosed Coasters
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- We already talked about the world's best indoor coasters, now let's look at the world's best enclosed coasters. These are coasters that are in outdoor parks but take place inside a building.
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rock n roller coaster is very nostalgic for me. That launch still hits hard after all these years!
I rode that baby back in 2003!
I think we all knew Cosmic Rewind was the guaranteed winner here. There's nothing like it and it's amazing.
For $500M it better be the best 😂
@@dylanmmc so despite being a frequent viewer of coaster CZcams I’m actually a huge wimp. I get scared every time I go on a new ride. I was playing up my fear for Cosmic Rewind for my friend’s amusement and the person behind me in line said “You’ll be fine. Disney didn’t spend $500 million to build a ride that isn’t fun.”
Truer words have never been spoken.
I'm surprised Efteling's Vogel Rok wasn't on the list! It's a short but highly addictive enclosed Vekoma that rides glass smooth and has some surprising force and (as usual for Efteling) an incredible onboard soundtrack. Also if we're counting defunct coasters the legendary Black Hole that resided at Alton Towers was a must do. Simply a Schwarzkopf Jet Star II whacked into a pitch black tent, but man it made for an insane ride experience when you had no idea where you were going
Another great indoor coaster is the new fire in the hole. It may have very minimal forces and be slow, but the theming and onboard audio are fantastic. I'll check it out when i visit sdc for the first time sometime this summer.
Fun fact: rock ‘n’ roll, roller coaster was actually the very first upside down roller coaster. I ever rode on. I was afraid to go on upside down roller coasters for years until my cousin convinced me to go on that ride. I was so afraid to go on that ride, but I breeze through it, and I fell in love with roller coasters ever since, so yeah, rock ‘n’ roll roller coaster has a special place in my heart as the first upside down roller coaster ever rode
erm... actually... all rollercoasters are right side up as bracing a rollercoaster from the ceiling is incredibly inefficient and dangerous
Its amazing how many people have that as their first looper
mine was mumbo jumbo at flamingo land
Mine was the defunct Python when I was a wee girl of 8 at Busch Gardens Tampa.
I'm surprised that Revolution Bobbejaanland/CHAOS Opryland U.S.A. isn't in the list
Chaos was actually my first coaster
Good list - they don't fit this list, but Expedition Everest and Verbolten are two amazing indoor-outdoor hybrid coasters.
I’m one of the only people crazy enough to put DarKoaster at Busch Gardens on this list. Imo, it gets unfairly dunked on by enthusiasts expecting a more intense ride, when it’s supposed to be a bridge between Grover’s and Verbolten/InvadR, both of which are pretty aggressive for family coasters. Also the straddle seating is a massive plus and makes the ride for me
I agree, it was a pretty good ride, and a lot of fun. Would've ridden it again, but we ended up going on opening day, which was a complete coincidence lol
THATS WHAT IM SAYING, the disrespect is unreal 😭 it also has a more complete / creative story than 90% of the other indoor coasters and the bypass track is such a genius and unique element of the ride that gets grossly overlooked.
I don’t understand why they made the theme so scary if it’s a mid coaster. As a kid I would have been far more likely to ride verbolten or invadr based on theme alone. The kids not gonna know what’s going down inside of there
Being French, Space Mountain at Disneyland Paris was my first rollercoaster and made me fall in love with coasters. Since then, I’ve ridden other Space Mountain from different Disneyland parks but none compare to the inclined launch, high speed and the 3 inversions of Space Mountain in Paris. So if you get the opportunity to ride it I highly recommend it ! 😉
Great video! Ive ridden F.O.F. at Kings Island before. Its fun with a great launch! I enjoyed watching!
I also really love space mountain at Disneyland too, especially when it’s hyperspace mountain. The ride experience, while pretty tame, is so much fun. I loved it when I was a kid, and even today, it still is so much fun
what happened to madagascar mad pursuit ): 😓its a very good and smooth ride and loved it when i went to dubai. Its better than laff track for me. so it shouldve been on this list ):
I wish Paramount Parks had built Flight of Fear clones at Carowinds, Canada's Wonderland, and Great America. Flight of Fear is such a fantastic coaster.
Guardians Cosmic Rewind is my favorite coaster of all time. Smooth thrilling ride with great theming.
Imo cosmic rewind = best family coaster, ever.
I had the chance to go on it w my mom and niece last year, it was so amazing. 🥰
You featured lafftrack But not Winjas Fear and Force?
Good point
Thats exactly what I wanted to say. Winja's are great fun and the effects tracks are very special too. Though the theming is.... mid. Great video anyways!
@@andori_AB the theming isn’t even that bad just mid for Phantasialand
@@FranklinNRW you're right. Forgot to add that.
Great video. I like Can Can coaster but personally Arthur is my favourite enclosed coaster at Europa Park. Partly the theme is more to my taste but I also like the ride design, an inverted coaster that rotates and combines dark ride and outdoor elements to create a fantastic immersive experience. High Gs it doesn't have but my mind was still blown.
I didn’t get to ride cosmic rewind when I was at Disney, but I did manage to get on tron light cycle. the ride vehicle is what made it amazing. Loved the cycle seats.
Cosmic Rewind is without a doubt my favorite ride of all time. You are right, it isn't the most insane or intense roller coaster, but I have never had more fun on a ride in my entire life. I was on the verge of tears from happiness. It's truly unreal. My friend and I got Conga as our song and we literally danced as we were flying through space.
Just rode FOF at KD, so fun, kind of janky. Favorite coaster youtuber!
100% agreed on Guardians of The Galaxy as the best indoor coaster. Currently at 128 rides on it! I’ll be riding it again tomorrow!
Fire in the Hole? I know it's barely a coaster but you did mention Gringotts🤷♂️
Ill have to see how good it is now compared to before
It’s great and new def recommended
Great list and I reckon would of been a tough one to make! Im biased but maybe Scooby Doo Spooky Coaster could of made the list. It’s an extended wild mouse with a fun elevator and backwards moment and the theming is fantastic
And the music they play is fantastic. Unfortunately it’s being overhauled.
I actually had it on the list at first but took it off after watching the pov. I wish i could have actually ridden it while i was there
In my opinion, runaway mountain at sfot should be a honorable mention
There's no theming inside. It's just dark.
@@Jck9102it’s still a fun experience
@@bimblebobble4438 exactly
I really enjoyed riding Tron Lightcycle Run at Magic Kingdom last summer. I'm more of a fan of the original film over Tron: Legacy but I was finally able to get to ride in the Lightcycles like they do in both movies. And yes- riding at night was awesome.
I think Walking Dead at Thorpe Park UK should make the list. Great theming and sometimes live actors in the queue line.
Shout out to Disaster Transport for being a reluctant indoor coaster, with a building built around it after the fact, rather than designed to be an indoor ride.
I didn't see the robot from DT in the Gatekeeper store when we were there for the eclipse. I really hope they're just fixing him up. It's a nice touch of nostalgia.
Yeah, I miss Disaster Transport! It was such an improvement over the original bobsled theme. After a few years, Cedar Point stopped maintaining it as well, so a lot of the effects stopped working by the last time I ride it back in 1999.
There's darkoaster at busch gardens haven't gotten to rid it yet but it looks sick
Guardians was great, but Tron LCR was a letdown IMO. loved the Mummy but it was pretty short
I didn't think Tron was all that great. Maybe I hyped it up too much in my mind but I don't really care if I ever ride it again, lol.
Love this list, I can see 2 future lists - Hybrid coasters that are indoor and outdoor (what up Oath of Karnan) and Best Coasters themed after movies list (Bird Up Superman The Ride, You bout to lose to Velocicoaster!).
Very creative and I give you love for these Chris with thee Lists.
On a Final Note
BUY or SELL: One day, perhaps on the anniversary of the ride, Kings Island will add shiny stars to enhance or perhaps something bright to showcase the head-choppers on Flight of Fear.
Revenge of the Mummy is still my personal favorite. Rock n Roller Coaster is my favorite Disney coaster in the country, followed closely by the Space Mountains.
I would've added Inferno at Cinecittà World. It's a fun Intamin family coaster with a surprisingly zippy first drop, solid theming, and a drop track. And it's glass smooth too
Fun fact: none of the songs featured in Cosmic Rewind are actually in any of the Guardians' films which I find really funny but all good on that Chris!
That is funny, but i figured it was the same genre so it works
Winjas fear and force is borderline but about half the experience enclosed and it’s pretty awesome
My favorite enclosed roller coaster currently is Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts. I am a huge Harry Potter fan and the technology behind that ride is immersive as it gets.
Some may be surprised that I prefer that ride over Revenge of the Mummy, but as cool as that ride is, my only problem with that ride is how it comes to a sudden stop so many times to the point where it almost feels like whiplash.
Note that when Space Fantasy is running a VR theme, capacity is halved because they lock the cars so they don't spin and only use the forward facing seats. So the posted wait time will frequently reach 4+ hours. And of course you can't see any of the space theming because you're in VR.
You are the best coaster CZcamsr
I've ridden it a few times now, but I'm still surprised every time I remember how much I enjoy Flight of fear. Too many inversions can lead to sickness for me, but flight of fear (and Steele curtain oddly enough) just seems to exist on a plane of reality where inversions don't bother me.
As someone who just got to ride Hyperspace Mountain, that is the best variant of Space Mountain. It is incredible
Missing in my opinion: Crazy Bats at Phantasialand. 1. VR coaster at Space Center Bremen. Scooby Doo ba Mack Rides in Australia. Crush coaster in Disney Paris. Fire in the hole silver dollar city. Panic coaster by gerstlauer in Tokio. Dark knight coaster in different six flags parks. Exterminator in kennywood. Walking dead the ride at Thorpe park.
… and a few more. I think it’s already time for a part 2 😉😝
GOTG Cosmic Rewind is just incredible, one of the most fun coaster experiences of my life. Glad it's #1! Only thing I'd add is that I've done Space Mountain in both MK and in Paris, and even though the Paris one has better stats, I actually preferred the Florida ride. Something about being in a long coaster train with inversions, you can sort of feel where you're headed even in the dark - but those tight little single-row MK trains feel more out of control, even with smaller drops and no inversions. Just my two cents!
I remember riding Nightmare at phantom cave at Darien Lake in the 90s and Dragon at La ronde
Hyperspace mountain rebel mission at Paris Disney is my favorite space mountain and I have ridden all but Disney worlds space mountain
The effects are well done too on paris disneys version
(Sadly the cannon doesn’t work anymore)
I feel like Inferno at Italy´s Cinecitta World really deserves to be on a List like this. It´s a Intamin Multi-Dimension Coaster featuring a Drop Track and the uniquely themed to hell, being somewhat based on the Inferno Part of Dante´s Divine Comedy.
Guardians is the best ride at any Disney park for me. It’s just fun. I’ve only been to the US and Tokyo ones but I don’t see anything at the other parks that could top it for me.
Hyperspace mountain in Paris was so much better when it had that steampunk theme. Was my first proper thrill coaster I rode. That launch is beautiful, but I still think I have a concussion 17 years on from those Vekoma restraints 😂
By far, Cosmic Rewind is the best enclosed coaster I've been on. The Mummy is also pretty rad. I don't think I've been on an indoor I didn't enjoy. Space Mountain at Magic Kingdom was a little bit disappointing, but that's on me for expecting so much of it and it was still fun.
Worlds best coasters under 100 feet!
Thats actually already on my calendar 👍
I'd put Hyperspace Mountain in Paris over Mummy and Tron. The uphill launch makes you fly through the rest of the track.
I will also give my honorable mention to the back row of Skull Mountain at Great Adventure.
The back row on skull mountain is pretty legit
I'm certain Eurostat is getting a Phantom of the Opera overlay...as in Broadway musical Phantom. There's a video out there announcing it...
I absolutely love Space Mountain and although its old I hope they never do anything to ruin the Magic Kingdom one. It is pure magic.
I don't know if I would refer to the Guardian's cars as 'spinning'. They turn slowly on an axis, but I don't think they ever do a full 360 degree spin. At least I've never felt like it does. Regardless, easily my favorite ride/coaster/attraction (at the moment)
Revolution at Bobbejaanland reallt should have a place on this list just for its uniqueness, historic value and ofcourse the amazing ride experience; especially since the renovation they did for this season. Its better than the ones at Movie Park Germany imo
Back Daaan in Tokyo, next to Thunder Doplhin, is easily a top 10 enclosed coaster.
Im looking forward to finding out next year
I am a certified card carrying Flight of Fear hater. I can appreciate it at a distance, but the combination of roughness and not seeing where I’m going is the recipe for a headache
100%. Maybe when it first opened, it was cool, but it’s not a good ride now a days
I enjoy FoF, but it is definitely a headache risk.
Man I love flight Of Fear
It's intense and not toooooo rough
When I rode flight of fear I didn’t notice any roughness.
Flight of Fear is an awesome ride but it hands down has one of the worst restraint configurations ever. The lap bar is horribly uncomfortable but the seat belts make it worse. People that are taller than 6 feet in height will struggle to strap in
All the space mountains are different and should have their own entry.
WDWs space is rough and has no on board audio, Anaheims does. I’m glad you did Paris separate because it has loops that the others don’t
Yeah i didnt wanna nitpick each one even though they are clearly different, but give a similar ride experience
Based on experience id say the Walking Dead ride should be an honourable mention not cuase of the layout cause its basically a family coaster but the expereince with like being chased though the queue line and as soon as you get off you are welcomed by a zombie horror maze
Apparently this year there are live actors back on Waking Dead. Definitely be giving it a go on my next trip to Thorpe park.
What would be your ranking different types of airtime, like floater, ejector, flo-jecter, sustained ejector, sustained floater?, and zero g rolls?
I would include Panic Coaster - Back Daaan at tokyo Dome City. Such a fun, Bizarre, totally Japanese coaster.
I honestly think primordial at Lagoon is better than some of the lower lists. I know it gets written off as just being like Wonder mountains Guardian but it has a lot better forces better theming smoother experience and is a really good coaster
The only notable one I’ve been on is Flight Of Fear at kings island and even that is not amazing
U trippin
@@itznathz9496nah, I don’t like the ride in general. The launch is not great, the layout is super shaky, and I don’t like the trains
I didn't even ride it when I went to kings island.
If Tron was longer, I think it could’ve been number one. That launch on it is surprisingly good, but the ride as a whole is just over way too quick.
As a rider of space mountains in Tokyo, Paris and WDW I can easily say that Paris beats the others! And personally I think it's better than the mummy! I miss the old theming as it was wayyyyyy cooler than the new screen star wars version. Seriously though it was basically the test pilot for tron and cosmic rewind. Also it's smooth af and is the only coaster with an inversion that my mom loves
Hyperspace mountain at Paris would be far higher on the list of it was the original incarnation of it. The interior theming was really good, and now it’s gone
My dude left out vogelrok at efteling and the Winja’s at phantasialand!
Cosmic Rewind has to be #1
Why is there Laff Trak but no Crush's Coaster? That's my personnal favorite, over Cancan coaster and hyperspace mountain
Flight of Fear is #1. Not just enclosed, but #1 for all coasters. 😝
No Mission Ferrari, Crazy Bats, Vogel Rok, Uncharted, or Fire in the Hole? Maybe Lost Coaster if it counts? Also, the crazy Hollenblitz could be on here. Otherwise great list
Mission Ferrari I put on the indoor coasters list, but it's kind of both. I wouldn't count Lost Coaster as enclosed. As for Fire in the Hole, I'd like to ride it to see how much better it is now. That's where it gets tricky - thrills vs theming and what to value on a list like this.
@@AirtimeThrillsGotcha on Mission Ferrari and Lost Coaster and Fire in the Hole.
What about verbolten? It’s a bit more hybrid enclosed/outdoors than others but just spitballing :3
Now ya gotta do partially enclosed for verbolten, tron, maverick, and others.
Nvm guess tron is here
But saw and mystery mine and smiler😊
I think a good video idea could be parks with the best skyline.
In my opinion Winjas Fear and Force is the better Laff Track.
Great video, but missing Winja's Fear & Force on the list. Both are better than Laff Track and a couple of others on this list.
Also, if you wanted to pick a Belgium indoor coaster; you should've picked Revolution at Bobbejaanland. That coaster is unique, not another version of it in the world and it holds the record for longest train in the world.
IMO Mission Ferrari at Ferrari World Abu Dhabi also should've made this list, instead of Studio Tour at MPG.
Mission ferrari made my indoor coasters list, even tho its kind of an enclosed indoor coaster hybrid
I would say Indiana Jones at Disneyland is one of the best themed indoor rides and it's a great ride.
no Winjas? two of my favorites
Flight of fear is hit or miss. It can be REALLY rough some years.
0:18 I feel like making a Pokémon joke for some reason
Ridden both in the last couple years, for me Hyperspace Mountain is just miles ahead of Mummy tbh
I rode Laff Trak this past Halloween, and they had all the lights and effects off. Total pitch blackness, and very disorienting on a spinner. Several experienced enthusiasts got off reporting feeling nauseous.
It's weird to me that a movie as forgettable as Tron Legacy inspired such an awesome coaster.
I am surprised Primordial did not even get a mention.
I hope to ride that soon, to me it seems like wonder mountain but will have to see if its any better
Can you do a video on your favorite dark rides?
My mom has ridden space mountain at WDW, Disneyland, and Disneyland Paris. She says by far Disneyland Paris was the best and she doesn’t even like inversions.
My favorite is Top Thrill Dragster. Oh wait…ENclosed 😢
You should go to lagoon and ride primordial. I’m curious for your thoughts on it
I may go this summer
Ooh, that would be awesome!!
I don’t know if it would count but I think primordial at lagoon deserves to be on there
Definitely it should
As someone who’s been on it 59 times I can say without a doubt it’s a fantastic inclosed coaster
@CalvinLunt probably the only enclosed coasters I've done are rockin roller coaster, space mountain, and blazing fury. Planning to do Tron, Cosmic Rewind, Fire in the Hole, Revenge of the Mummy, and Escape from Gringotts this summer and fall.
I’ve ridden 4 versions of Space Mountain, and Paris’s is my least favorite. I found the restraints to be uncomfortable and the ride experience to be rough. Unfortunately, I only experienced it with the Star Wars theming
Verbolten? DarKoaster?
Verbolten i wouldn't consider since a big part of it is outdoors. Havent ridden darkoaster, not sure how it stacks up yet
My number 1 and 2 fire in the hole 1 and fire in the hole 2
It’s flight of fear obviously and I am 19 seconds in
EpiQ Coaster is actually a clone of Deep Space, with the only difference being the giant spike.
It is such a shame they remade Space Mountain (Paris) into Hyperspace Mountain. It was such a cool theme, the whole Jules Verne-thing, woth the story of being launched to the moon, the whole cyberpunk-aesthetic... Now they just slapped on some posters of tie fighters, hung up a few banners and called it Star Wars-themed. Everything cool about the ride: down the drain. I rode it 2 months ago, and it was suich a letdown. The launch is still good, but I absolutely hate what they've done to it. Also, it's way too dark in there. Don't mind enclosed roller coasters, but riding them in pitch black just doesn't cut it for me. As you can't see where you're going you can't brace yourself, so you'll be headbanging all the way into the brake run. Atmospheric lighting and theming is awesome, just switching the lights off and adding 2 lasers and a tv-screen doesn't make a ride better in my opinion.
I feel like uncharted at port aventura could make this list
I've been on all the Disney coasters of Florida, Tron as the exception, was still in construction. But even out of those I don't have Guardians as my #1 Disney, or Everest. So...? And my number one is some janky pothole Zamperla ThunderBolt.. Whatever. Last time I was at Disney, I wasn't an enthusiast. So who cares?
ATT getting some traction 🫡🫡🫡
I’m sorry, but one does not simply put Flight Force and Rock n Rollercoaster in the same conversation, despite the fact that they’re clones.
Kinda angry you didnt mention the Winjas sisters ngl
Any ride that took out a gremlin themed ride should only be on the worst ride ever list !!! I can attest the scooby do ride at movie world Aussie stinks ! Long live the gremlins ! But great vid
woah