What's the Fastest Way to Travel in Minecraft 1.14?

Travelling long distances in Minecraft doesn't have to be a painful experience, there are some methods that make it incredibly fast! But what is the fastest? This video will tell you!

NETHER LOGIC!
For every block that a player travels in the Nether, they travel 8 blocks in the over world.
So if you have a nether portal at 0,0 in the overworld, and another nether portal at 0, 800; then to connect them up in the nether you would have one at 0,0 and another at 0,100.. Meaning you have travelled 800 over world blocks by going 100 blocks in the nether! Hope this makes sense!

SIMPLY SARC AND HIS MAD TELEPORTER:

[ThatMumboJumbo]

Just a top tip!
Actually watch the full video before chiming in with your ‘fastest way to travel’. Almost every one I have seen so far is actually in the video! 😂

[nop]

Does anyone remember when powered rails were actually fast

[bps]

Mumbo: Nobody cares about ice
Also Mumbo:

I C E B O A T

[aHman]

Mumbo! How could you? You forgot the fastest method; a pig and a carrot on a stick

[timovandekamp]

For anyone who wants to know: in 1.16 the fastest way to travel is soul soil with one block deep water on top of it and boots with depthstrider 3 and soul speed 3 and a dolphin on a leed following you.

[JustNevaIg]

We have heard about snowier snow.
But what about

*icier ice*

[Quarbit]

Sound: "Yeah I'm pretty fast"
Some dude rowing on ice: *breaks sounds barrier*

[vaporeon]

Elytra: Don't say it.
Boat on Blue Ice: *On your left.*

[jebman]

Imagine: Travelling 16 m/s only by running on ice and bumping with your head against ceiling

[unavailable]

Mumbo: the elytra is endgame item

Hermitcraft server: *everyone has elytra in their 5th episode*

[birdbasket]

The boat on blue ice, second half is 500 overworld blocks per second (500 meters per second), which is about 1.6 times the speed of sound.

[AntiTheory]

I remember in a way older version of minecraft we would strip mine huge tunnels and we place down a set of unpowered minecart rails that used a "booster" system. There was a glitch where if a moving minecart passed by a stationary one on an adjacent track, they would both be launched forward at maximum speed. So you just needed one long track to travel on and some smaller adjacent track sections spaced out every so often, and you would just make a small incline so the minecart on the adjacent track could reset itself after it got launched as you passed by.

It was great! So much fun. You would end up traveling so fast, the chunks wouldn't be able to load quick enough. Me and my friends made "train stations" and lava-lit the entire length of track (this was also back when you could easily dupe lava) to prevent mob spawns. One of my fondest memories of playing this game. I was sad when they fixed that minecart glitch. The powered rails are just not the same. The boat on ice from the video reminds me of about how fast those carts could get.

[rainrunya]

you're forgetting the fastest one yet:



Soul Sand w/Ice underneath, Cobwebs on top, Slowness II, Sneaking.

[MaelstromTranquil]

"It needs to be raining."
So... 99% of the time in any minecraft server I've been in.

[TylerYoshi]

Mumbo: "Nobody cares about ice"
Also Mumbo: "Ice is one of my favorite ways to travel"

[joshuahirst]

"Hopefully that keeps you smart people quiet"
*Instantly looks at dislikes*

[tayseers]

The blue ice boat in the nether makes you go 17 metersfaster than the speed of sound in the overworld lol.

[Leo-wsbp]

I once traveled 2000 blocks in about 2 seconds



I died and respawned

[Thatguy]

the speed of a blue ice boat in the nether in overworld blocks is roughly 1.7 times the speed of sound

[matthewwriter]

0:40 The start of the tests, sprinting 1m29s
3:45 wings and rocket 15s
4:57 boat on packed ice 15.2s
5:33 Boat on blue ice 11.1s
7:09 Dolphin's grace swimming path 9s
8:17 Piston bolt 5.2s
11:00 Results