Top 10 EXTINCT Roller Coasters You've NEVER Heard of

Join me as I delve into the world of obscure roller coasters, those hidden gems that only the most hardcore RCDB users know about. Today, we'll explore the top 10 extinct roller coasters you’ve probably never heard of—unless you’re a fellow roller coaster database enthusiast like myself. From Japan's Linear Gale to Canada's Backety Back Scenic Railway, these rides have fascinating histories and unique designs that set them apart.

BIG thanks to u/waifive on Reddit for the information on Bowls of Joy and Backety Back

Music by the amazing NCTRNM

0:00 Intro
01:36 Linear Gale
03:04 Aquaflyer
05:22 Russian Mountains
07:39 Revolving Jungle Mouse
09:13 Backety-Back
10:48 Reverser
12:32 Birdmen
14:08 Space Coaster
15:24 Playground Coaster
16:24 Bowls of Joy
19:41 Outro

[ThemeParkCrazy]

9:28 Can confirm there are NO inversions on the Backety-Back. Small graphic mistake that I didn't think was worth re-rendering over. if it said something like 1, 000, then I would have re-rendered it 😅😅. It's "unlisted" because I didn't list it.

[jiru]

babe wake up new theme park crazy vid just dropped

[bradythomas]

It was always amazing how even if certain coaster models dont exist anymore or never properly developed, they were most likely in the rollercoaster tycoon games.

[christianortiz-vl]

Bowls of Joy might seriously is the best name for a ride ever lmao

[gravitythrills]

As a Rcdb browser, I am honestly surprised I’ve never heard of these especially the flying coaster at Fuji q highland. Thanks for another banger TPC!!

[MichaelRei]

I remember the suspended wet coaster at Hershey Park. It was called Roller Soaker. Me and my son had it timed perfectly so we could get the riders completely soaked! Was sad when they removed it.

[BubblegumPatty]

My first thought about the Bowl's of Fun coaster was "Wow that seems kinda cool, I wonder why it didn't catch on"... And immediately answered with endless mechanical failure. RIp.

[NerfStrongarm]

I remember finding out Linear Gale existed and decided to add it to my planet coaster park as if I relocated the ride, pretty interesting addition to my park.

[IntaminFanGRLPowerCoasters]

All of these defunct coasters are so fascinating to hear about!

[Cyber_kumo]

I think out of all the coasters shown, I think a modernized remake of the Bowls of Joy would be a good ride.

[Kong_Klips_OFFICIAL]

The Backedy back ride gives off switchback vibes, that ride is super fun and I love it 😎😎😎😎

[seankearns]

15:49 I absolutely LOVE Phineas and Ferb! I actually met both of them at Hollywood Studios back in December for their Christmas party, Jollywood Nights, and it was one of the most magical character interactions I've ever had!

[CrossoverPrincess]

I went Tokyo Dome City back in 2008. I didn't visit the entire park and I only rode two ride (the spinning coaster they used have and The Big O) but to know there was a roller coaster that was super obscure makes me kind of disappointed I didn't see it.

[Patrick]

Wow, the "Russian Mountains"-Coaster also had two switch tracks. So you could ride it with and without the looping🤯🤯🤯 Also it had NO upstop-wheels, just some metal enclosure, which is also very unique for an Coaster with Inversions😗Greate Video by the way 😄

[BadBeepBoy]

1:37 'Super Sentai' filmed at Tokyo Dome City pretty regularly. As a result of that and its American repurposing, Linear Gale actually showed up more than once in 'Power Rangers!'

[_rockseeker]

My first ever roller coaster was an Arrow Dynamics coaster called Afterburner. This was located at Fun Spot in Angola, Indiana. Literally in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by cornfields. It had a drop that went into an inversion that went up to a stop at the top of a climb. Then it just went backwards and that was it. It was the first inverted roller coaster in Indiana and I was only 6 years old when I rode it! It wasn't comfy but it definitely left a lasting impression on a young me.

[CFGalaxy]

These rides are fascinating to learn about! I do wish more information existed so we can learn more about them. Nice video!

[sharknadoman]

Finally, a Phineas and Ferb reference (Favorite cartoon IMO). Thank you!

[MrScurv]

My only rare credit besides the Geauga Lake line-up was I got to ride Son of Beast with the loop.

[Kimzee]

I really hope you do a sequel to this video. Hearing about unknown coasters is incredibly interesting to me