Top 20 WORST Rated Roller Coasters ON EARTH

Great video! My home park is allou! fun park and I must admit that loop it was indeed a rough experience, though it was way smoother in 2016 than it was in 2022 when it was sold. For such a new coaster I would say it got worn out pretty quickly. I must admit though, it was not as bad as it seems, actually it was fun. The operators always had to give you special instructions on how to ride it so you didn't suffer lol. Honestly when I first saw this video I was like "there is no way Loop It is not on that list" 😂

Omg I've actually been on the one at Prater in Vienna! I distinctly remember pain and discomfort but it's part of the fun of riding a clunky funfair coaster as far as I'm concerned

i rode condor in walibi holland for the first time 2 weeks ago. it was imo the most intense coaster there because it was so ROUGH. even with the new improved restraints, it felt like coming out of a car crash.

What are the TOP 🔝 20?

man seeing Canada's wonderland on here is funny, the two rides on the list are one of my favouites, seeing Time Warp being 3rd really explains why no one wanted to ride with me on that lol

😂 I actually like Mind Eraser is Colorado. It’s decently short, so I didn’t have issues with the head banging. I’m also tall for a woman and on the thinner side. So maybe that makes a difference. 🤷‍♀️

I've been on the Spinning Mouse at Didi'Land in France once (which was the exact same model as Viking), and I can confirm that it was by far the most horrendous and painful roller coaster I've ever been on. I lowkey felt concussed after riding that torture contraption. The hideous, eye sore inducing pink coat of paint didn't make it any better.

Thank you so much for pronouncing „volare” correctly; as an Italian it’s great to see an English-speaking reviewer not taking the anglicized route.

When the video started before you had named a single coaster I’ve thought to myself one of those wild mouse rides has got to be on here😂😂😂😂
Edit: i’ve only been on one and it’s at Playland in Vancouver British Columbia and it is absolutely terrible when you don’t think it’s gonna break you are getting the hell beat out of you

Well, at least the good news for Boomerang at La Ronde is it's getting brand new trains this year, so it might improve

Also oh my god is Euromir a travelling coaster, or was it back in 2023? Because back then, while visiting Krakow, I walked next to a travelling fair that had an identical coaster named Euromir! So yeah either I unknowingly walked and took a short video of the second worst coaster on earth without even realising it (ironic because I chose not to try it since I was going to Energylandia anyway, though I didn't bother riding Viking while I was there), or there are more than one out there

I rode Blue Tornado at Gardaland (Italy), an SLC (With a small change at the end of the course) more than once, and it was always a pretty fun ride. I don't understand all the hate that SLC coasters get!

My personal worst was T3 at KK…. And it was mentioned as a twin to one of the worst in your video. That did give me satisfaction, LoL. Glad KK tore that abomination out!

Kong and Condor weren't bad to me. Especially Condor. I rode Condor in 2021 right after the new trains were installed. I was shocked at it not being terrible. I actually rode it twice lol.

HOW is Coaster Express not on this list.

The fact hero from flamingo land isnt on here is beyond me

All these SLCs and no mention of Infusion?

R.I.P. Opryland. Hangman was added long after I went, so I never got to ride that one, but have credits on the other coasters they had up through the mid-90s.

As someone who has lived in both Maryland and Denver, the Mind Eraser at Six Flags America is MUCH worse (they are both terrible tho... rip SFA😢)

For the one at lunaparc fréjus, I could ride it, I was a small and a bit fat kid and the restreint didn’t hold me very well, it was loose. My mom was really scared when she notice it and each corner was maybe the last before death

Rode Kong at Discovery Kingdom while tripping, don't do that.

People are stupid by holding their hands in the air in a rollercoaster, I hate that behaviour.

What’s a block zone?
It’s when you read reviews first and block yourself from that zone.

Btw time warp at Canada’s wonderland is now defunct!!! I got to ride it once and it felt like my spine broke in half

Darien Lake mind eraser mentioned!! did not enjoy that one

We have/had a mind eraser at my park, Six Flags New England. That ride messed up my neck bad when I was a kid. My head was stuck tilted to the right 😂 had to take these huge muscle relaxers for a few weeks. They renovated the ride. Pretty much just with new paint, and I think a new train. It also has a new name. I've heard it's much smoother now.

Just what I expected: SLC SLC SLC SLC SLC SLC SLC SLC SLC SLC SLC

Boomerrang at La Ronde and The Bat at Canadas Wonderland are roughhhhhh. My mum rode the bat in the late 80s and never rode a coaster again 😂 top gun/flight deck is def gonna be erased from wonderland next. Too rough with the head restraint. Glad time warp is on there 😂😂😂

As a Dutchman, I always make a point of riding Condor whenever I visit Walibi Holland (Park is not in Holland itself btw). I am very aware of its bad rep, but something about the coaster just makes me feel a form of sympathetic nostalgia for it. I've come to call it the Stick Shaker myself, which I think is pretty fitting.

Cobra is a roller coaster with a tightest mini sidewinder in Germany.

I lived for 5 months in Vienna. I was thus was able to visit Prater at least once in a while as the park is free to enter, only having to pay for specific rides you want to take. Volare (#12) looked like a really cool ride but I am not really big into amusement rides so I generally found the rides too expensive for my worth and mostly spend my time here just looking at the rides. One day however, I had decided to buy tickets for 2 rides of choice when a friend came over to visit. One of them was Volare...

Holy fuck it sucks: your standard position is incredibly uncomfortable as you are only laying on your stomach, so you have to endure the uncomfortable position of laying solely on your stomach for about 2 minutes. During the heartline rolls the cage is so unsecure, it feels like you are only held on by tightly gripping your hands on the armbars, otherwise it feels like you would literally fall out (or perhaps I have not been secured properly, but it felt really scary). You zip with great speed through 90 degree turns, which felt like being caught in a storm inside a giant hamster ball: the cage is made of either solid steel or padded by the tiniest cushions unable to take the brunt of the violence, making sure you end up with bruised shoulders and a whip-lashed neck.

Ironically though, this was the second worst ride we took that day, as before this ride we decided to do the Extasy ride at Prater, This is a spinning thrill ride that spins on 3 axes! Something I had not seen before... I am not usually one to go sick on rides, but holy fuck does that ride go on for a long time (could be 5 minutes!!), half of the time are spent spinning 360 degrees while upside down as your weight is fully pressed on your shoulders on the shoulder-restraints. My body felt miserable and it took my great effort not to spill my guts on the spot for the latter 2 minutes of the ride.

So yeah, that day I only did 2 rides and they were both the worst amusement rides I have ever done back to back. Holy shit is Wien Prater an experience :')...

I disagree about "Flight Deck". I rode that coaster when it was still called "Top Gun". I'm not much of a fan of roller coasters, but "Top Gun" was the only one that I went on twice. It was a smooth ride for me. The rough one at that park was the wooden coaster ride. The worst one was the "wild mouse" ride they had there.

mind eraser is actually pretty fun

Didn't expect to see Twinlakes pop up here! If the rest of their attractions are anything to go by, the Mercury Mini Coaster likely had a (possibly long) life at another theme park before it came to Leicestershire. For example, the park also has the pirate ship and Buffalo Coaster from American Adventure, which closed its doors in 2007. Coasterpedia lists the Buffalo ride as being built in 2007 but that's not true, I remember riding it as a kid at American Adventure around the turn of the millennium! So perhaps the caterpillar coaster is not only a crap kiddie coaster, but also a hell of a rough ride showing its age? I remember there being something similar at Wonderland (now White Post Farm) in Nottinghamshire during my visits there as a kid, and again that was in the late 90s, so if it's of that model (if not outright the same ride bought by Twinlakes from that park) it's been in service for 30-ish years at this point.

I love the SLC's, they are rough, but if you can't love the characteristics of those tracks, you aren't a true coaster lover. PS, El Condor in Walibi looked better with the old paint and rode way better with the original trains ;)

Well, the good news is that Time Warp finally got the axe last year! At least that's one coaster that will no longer be terrorizing unsuspecting park goers.

let me explain my opinion on kuku coaster, so basically, the one turn that the testimony talked about is actually one of the most forceful turns i've ever experienced on any coaster, but in all honesty, its kinda a ride that you enjoy cause its so intense while looking like its for five year olds.

Time Warp is gone and good riddance.

The old boomerang. I managed #8 at Trimper rides for 15 plus years. It's now 40 years old and surprisingly in great shape. The key to making that ride less rough is a combination of track lube, centerline train height and torquing the vertical spindle to max allowable. Track gap is only +/-3mm.. I know there are many out there not within those tolerances. If you put in the effort that ride can be smooth.

there is a reason why I've never been on flight deck despite living near Wonderland.

I knew Wonderland would be on here for sure. The Bat, Top Gun, Tomb Raider, Dragon Fyre. All horrible. All designed by chiropractors to generate business

i'm so glad the big apple wasn't on this list. although it's still rough, it is somehow enjoyable

NOTE: This list excludes defunct coasters.

Also, about the awful audio. I used noise reduction in Audacity to filter the traffic outside my window. But no matter what I did, it ended up sounding like this.

Thankfully, I now use Adobe's noise removal software and it works a lot better.