Which coaster vids do you obsessively watch over and over?

[Superbatboy]

Lightning Run- As squeaky as it is, it just mesmerizes me how such a small coaster can pack such a punch

 

Mega Lite (and it's sisters Piraten, Kawasemi, etc) -Same as above, so wild and so small

 

Gatekeeper- Cause it's so pretty

 

MF- It's just so massive, and a huge piece of theme park history

 

Bizarro (SFNE) - Has a weird mysterious aura IMO, plus it's been on my bucket list for 15 years now

 

Viper (SFMM) -This ride defined my childhood, so watching vids brings an extreme sense of nostalgia

 

Takabisha - Such eye-candy watching such a small train, travelling across so much track

 

Mantis - Just for the roar, it's so loud and sooo 90's B&M

[rcoaster10]

El Toro-I try to imagine how intense the airtime must be flying over those hills

 

TTD- I love the launch audio

[sirspud]

Wing Coasters, seeing just how far the span is and the close calls off to the side, instead of just overhead, are a different view I can't wait to try in person.

[markysharky17]

I watch El Toro like all the time, I love the airtime feeling and try to imagine it.

 

The I305 video is also really cool because of the fast turns.

 

The B&M flyers videos are also addictive because of how awesome it looks when they do a pretzel loop.

[Cmbgo12]

Blue Streak Seems to pop up on my YouTube feed everyday, and everytime I watch it... REALLY hope I get to ride it before it either collapses or shuts down

[dippindotsguy8]

Magnum at Cedar Point. It's possibly my second favorite coaster there (just below Maverick). I love the feeling of flying out towards the lake, and then all of the ejector air on the way back. Plus I think Arrow lifts sound the best, so that's part of it.

[CPmillenia94]

Hypersonic because I can reminisce on how bizarre and intense of a contraption it was. The launch off ride always blows my mind on how fast the train accelerates.

[p-sychiatrist]

Boulder Dash. Haven't actually ridden it yet, but it's one of the most beautiful coasters I've ever seen. I have a thing for scenic terrain coasters and any rides with great theming so I tend to watch videos with those elements.

[Nickstroberg]

Skyrush, I'm basically in love with it (exaggeration) and the gf and I can't make it out to ride it this coming season

[larrygator]

None of them.

 

1) Watching a video more than once does nothing for me, I'd rather be riding.

2) It is healthier to lead a balanced life.

[DoinItForTheFame]

Top Thrill Dragster. Mainly because it's so powerful. So fast. So tall. So amazing.

 

I'll think of more. But for now that's the main one that stands out to me.

[Invertalon]

None of them.

 

1) Watching a video more than once does nothing for me, I'd rather be riding.

 

This exactly!

[Superbatboy]

2) It is healthier to lead a balanced life.

[robbalvey]

^ What exactly is that supposed to mean?

[ioio]

X2: because that ride is so hard to not only capture, but also hard to tell how it feels just by a video. So I keep a lookout for new X2 (and also Dinoconda and Eej.... the one in Japan) videos, hoping for one that captures it in good quality.

[Hugecoltsfan]

Volcano: I love the launch sounds.

[tarheel1231]

-Maverick. It's just such a beautiful coaster and it looks like an amazing ride.

-Gatekeeper. I don't really have any interest to ride this, but it's just such a beautiful coaster that I could watch for hours. I think it's the best looking ride at Cedar Point.

[CanobieFan]

--Cyclone at SFNE love that ride and am extremely sad to see it close. Love hearing the train basically fail going over the first drop snap.

 

--Kennywood June 2012- Casterbob62 I'm too excited to go here. Classics are awesome,

[palmerleeberry]

I have, as one of my favorites on YouTube, the test run of Holiday World's Mammoth. I just love the music they used for the video.

[Nrthwnd]

Any videos with ANY of the Big Thunder Railroads in ANY of the Disney parks, that have one.

I love how the Japanese crammed so much into the space they had for BTM. AND added a tunnel for the train ride, too! (o:

[rcdude]

It varies, but usually it's whatever the next new major coaster I'll be riding is. At the moment, that happens to be Twisted Colossus, so I've found myself watching the animated promo and POV repeatedly, particularly when I see a new construction update. I find most POV videos get boring after a few views unless it's a ride I'll actually be riding in the near future.

[Meteornotes]

None of them.

 

1) Watching a video more than once does nothing for me, I'd rather be riding.

2) It is healthier to lead a balanced life.

 

Larry is a very wise man.

 

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[ejot]

I can watch The Hair Raiser on-ride POV at Ocean Park quite a few times. I avoid (over)watching videos of coasters I'm more likely to ride for the first time in the next few years, so that the experience is fresher when the time comes.

[Helix The Next Level]

I can watch all coaster videos over and over again! Especially when I´m in the right mode

[boldikus]

Now that I'm the proud owner of all 9 volumes of Roller Coasters in the Raw I tend to throw them on when there is nothing good on TV. I prefer watching them on the TV over the computer monitor (just looks better), and even though Ive watched them all more than a few times already, I still get a kick out of watching certain rides over and over again.