Disneyland Space Mountian With the Lights On
Posted on 02. Dec, 2009 by Donald Duck in Videos
The old Space Mt… about 1/2 of the ride with the lights on. The lights are on because the ride’s braking system stopped all the cars, probably one got too close to another. The CMs come along (starting with the end of the ride) and push each car to get it going then gravity takes over.
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25 Responses to “Disneyland Space Mountian With the Lights On”
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wiiking9
02. Dec, 2009
They took the magic away!!! Oh god!
yuga2
02. Dec, 2009
Yes. The camera came out when we stopped. It’s really kind of impossible to film it in the dark. Even with the IR switched on.
JohnnyDeppFreaky3
02. Dec, 2009
xcoool : D
TheBakerGirls
02. Dec, 2009
I LUV THIS RIDE
^^
sk8lakemount
02. Dec, 2009
if they dont like it then they can go on screamin
dancer4lifelover
02. Dec, 2009
I remember the one drop hurt my stomach lmfao :O
Coastergeekperson04
02. Dec, 2009
O RLY?
Ericzeppe
02. Dec, 2009
@Coastergeekperson04
No, you dont
Bruns666666
02. Dec, 2009
the one in japan iz the best and its such a hard stop i hit my head in the seat infront of me
ricarleite
02. Dec, 2009
Did you start filming when the lights went on? I’d like to see the transiction. And yes, the whole thing is a bit ruined for me, but it’s not like I ride the damn thing every day (or every year!).
Cag1698
02. Dec, 2009
Yeah but for ppl that really like roller coasters that do loops and stuff this is kinda boring. But i see your point.
OlliPotter88
02. Dec, 2009
i kinda like that none of the mountain rides go upside down so that younger kids can go on them
Cag1698
02. Dec, 2009
teh one in paris is SOOO much better it has loops and cork screws
spongebobfreakob
02. Dec, 2009
I LOVE SPACEMOUNTAI. ♥
Jareen2
02. Dec, 2009
without lights thius coaster is asome but with lights it much more bored
Coastergeekperson04
02. Dec, 2009
The magic is hiding it all from the lights.
Coastergeekperson04
02. Dec, 2009
Good analogy…
Coastergeekperson04
02. Dec, 2009
That sense of not knowing where you’re going left me quite some time ago… Hey, I have the track memorized already.
washedupsterotype
03. Dec, 2009
i thought it was longer. it seems short but idc i can’t wait to ride it when i go during spring break
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Retrobowler
03. Dec, 2009
@Edwin1ed its always like that but they have like 8 carts going at once
lmmsTenor13
03. Dec, 2009
this was about the most boring coaster there i find. this one sucked, its not fun, rough and boring
POVchannel
03. Dec, 2009
Some things are better with the lights on…….but not rollercoasters
lol
Edwin1ed
03. Dec, 2009
end of the ride…HOLY SHIT THATS ONE FUCKING BIG ASS LINE
sqwishdabug
03. Dec, 2009
argh ugly, you have killed all magic left in it for me. lol We went on this when they had specially themed it for the music by red hot chili peppers. A lot of strobe lights made the ride visible. We hated it and never liked it as much afterwards even when the space theme returned.
TehSexahJezzica
03. Dec, 2009
One person did die…Although she didn’t actually die ON the ride…She went through once, and had a really really really bad headache and couldn’t even stand up, so they were supposed to move the car to the side so she could get off at her own speed….but there was a misunderstanding and she was sent through the ride a second time. When she got back to the loading dock she was unconscious…She died later.