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What our customer's say!

"Family encounter", I thought it brought our whole family together for an invigorating trip through history and fun. We popped the popcorn and it was on...when it was over we felt like we had been to the amusement park...get it

"Don't waste your money", If you want first person ride along, don't order this DVD. It only gives you a couple of seconds of riding from the rider's point of view. The rest of the time you are looking back at the riders in the coaster as they scream and have fun and as you ride backwards in the camera view.

"Really Thrilling", This is a great dvd from beginning to end. My 16 year old special needs daughter watches it over and over again. I usually get tired of watching the same dvd over and over but this one is an exception. I give this dvd 2 thumbs up.

"Buck from Downunda", Only one star, because it's not possible to give a 1/2 star.
This was a great disappointment to me. Whatever possessed the producers to release this DVD as it is, is beyond me.

Yes it goes into detail about:
Where the rides are.
The ride: length; height; speed; designers etc. but fails to deliver what I expected, which was a 1st person perspective.

What you get, at a conservative ratio estimate is:
5% 1st person view (your view as the rider)
40% 2nd person view (your face as you are on the ride)
55% 3rd person view (the ride viewed from all different angles)

If the producers of this DVD are trying to promote the rides AND this DVD, then I think they need to give you the three options above for the whole ride i.e. 100% of all 3 views from a selectable menu, as per...
1st person view would let you know exactly what to expect on the ride. It would also give those unfortunate enough not to be able to actually get on these rides a chance to "ride the rollercoaster" at home.
2nd person view would give you the impression that there is a hold-up in progress when everyone puts their arms in the air...seriously though it would let you see the expressions on the faces of the people on the ride like the "horror look" as they face that first drop. It could also give you a "rear view" look of the ride as well.
3rd person view would give you an overall appreciation of the ride viewed from all different angles and the construction that went into it.

Giving you the option of 3 different viewing angles would make this a far better product and a worthy addition to any DVD collection.....something for the producers of this type of product to think about.

"Pretty good - very exciting :-()", I haven't seen many roller coaster dvds, but I can imagine this rates high above some others. It goes into a fair bit of detail about the particular coaster you are seeing on the screen. It will tell you the designers, the duration, the speed and the highest heights of it. They have some pretty scary rides let me tell you, but they look like so much fun.
The reason I dropped a star for the review is for the 'silly screaming' of all the girls. It's annoying after awhile. The second reason I dropped a star, is because it's quite annoying when they show you what it's like to be on the coaster via set cameras (so you get a really good feel about what fun it would be) and the next thing you know, they are showing it at another angle. I like coaster films where the camera is on the coaster and you watch it like you are riding the ride. I don't like tidbits of such angles only to have them pan away to the external shot so you lose that great feel. Despite this slight annoyance, if you are a fan of coasters like I am; you'll really apreciate this high quality production.

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"Sounds yight", This video will be my first ever so I'll automatically will think its the bst out there. In the last few years I've loved rollercaster thrills so much I visited all of the theme parks in Texas. I've loved them but I'd like to see more. This summer Im going to Florida so I want to see the rollercoasters from there also. I think it sounds great, Im getting mine tomorrow ad Im excited about it a lot. One word of advice for all of ya'll chickens out therethat don't like rollercoasters, live a little!!!

"MEDIOCRE FILLER SCORE + AMATEUR FOOTAGE = FALLS FAR THIN", ... The multiple-angle-of-choice features could've been a whole lot better, at least on ALL coasters, since some videos are as thrilling as watching an old third rate film on an old videotape, only more DULL. (Viper's footage is seriously mediocre compared to Great White and Timberwolf on Vol. 2.) And where's Millennium Force at Cedar Point? There could've just been a re-issue of the volumes of the past, with frequent up-to-date info (though Vol. 1 features the World Trade Towers, and they should be chopped off the video since both towers tumbled to the ground.) instead of recycled footage from volume 1. At least the cheesy computer-animated gray-screen ride videos of the past weren't featured here.

Most of this video is just cheap dreck. Could've been much better with a higher budget.

"MEDIOCRE FILLER MUSIC + AMATEUR FOOTAGE = FALLS FAR THIN", This video is a rip-off if you have to pay $20 or more, but $14 wouldn't be that bad. The multiple-angle-of-choice features could've been a whole lot better, at least on SOME coasters (Viper's footage seriously mediocre compared to Great White and Timberwolf on Vol. 2.) And where's Millennium Force at Cedar Point? There could've just been a re-issue of the volumes of the past, with frequent up-to-date info, (though Vol. 1 features the World Trade Towers, and they should be chopped off the video since both towers tumbled to the ground.) instead of recycled footage of volume 1.

Most of this video is just dreck. Could've been much better with a higher budget.

"Greatest Roller Coaster Movie Ever", Of all the Roller Coaster Videos and DVD's that I've seen, this has to be one of the best. This video includes great footage of every coaster and some POV shots. That is one of the things that makes me happy. I find the new Roller Coaster videos better becasue they include the newest Roller Coasters. This DVD includes both of the Coasters at Islands of Adventures, Gwazi from Busch Gardens, Volcano from Paramounts Kngs Dominion, Joker's Jinx, Appolos Chariot, Superman-The Ride of Steel, and Superman-The Escape and Riddler's Revenge from Magic Mountain. This movie also includes a few more. Definetly get this movie!

"Reliving my Coaster Summer!", Being from New Zealand, rarely do we have the pleasure of riding such awesome Rollercoasters as those listed on this DVD. This Summer, I had the pleasure of holidaying in LA and Orlando, spending much time at parks like Six Flags Magic Mountain, Orlando's Islands of Adventure and Busch Gardens in Tampa Bay. This DVD had all the great Coasters I had ridden: Dueling Dragons, Hulk, Gwazi, Ghostrider, Riddler's Revenge and Superman: The Escape. It was easy to show my Friends all the great rides I had been on and by utilising the Multiple angle feature, I could show them different POVs (Points of View) in sync with the photos I had taken at each Park/Ride. From a personal standpoint, I enjoyed the interviews explaining unique features of a particular Park/Ride especially the one with Universal's Islands of Adventure team. I would love to see more this 'Behind-the-ride' or 'Making-of-the-ride' stuff included in future releases. Most of my letdowns have been noted in other reviews; Only one side of Gwazi and Dueling Dragons (Fire) is shown (This not entirely true, Front POV is Fire but the People riding in Angle 1 and 3 are on Ice) Medusa is TOO fast and as mentioned a promo film from Six Flags. I also believe Superman: The Escape and Magnum XL-200 are 'recycled' footage. Why? No Goliath or Millennium Force in the background of their respected parks. OK so I'm being pedantic, but I believe the Riddler's Revenge footage has been cut down in all Angles so you get about 75% of the full ride. Another Pet peeve of mine is the sheer fact that Angle 2 (Front car POV) sometimes switches between Front POV, Side POV and sometimes 'look back' POV to the people on Board. This is most obvious on the Apollo's Chariot footage which really distract from what would be an otherwise great ride footage. I liked the music as it often set the mood and pace of the ride video but as other have suggested, I would love to see this as an optional soundtrack. So to sum it all up:

Negatives: Inconsistent POVs, Recycled Footage, Some incomplete or distorted (Medusa) ride footage

Pluses: Multiple angles, Insights to Parks and Rides, Best collection of Parks and Coasters on a single DVD

Needed Improvements: Show both sides of a Duel track Coaster, Make the Music soundtrack optional, More behind the scenes look at the highlighted Coasters.

I highly recommend this to all Coasters enthusiasts and look forward to purchasing future releases.