Meet the Bizarre NEW Thrill Rides from a REAL Company - AMAZING

One company in Germany is creating amazing new ride innovations. These concepts have yet to be built, but they are up for grabs. Any ride manufacturer that decides to build one can do so, and there is already one Swiss manufacturer offering some of these attractions. Check out the newest, bizarre, and unique rides from Marc Rides!

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[ThemeParkCrazy]

Which of these rides would you love to see at a park near you? Where would you like to see them? Leave a comment!

[MoultrieGeek]

I'm glad you mentioned the challenges some of these designs would pose, both to manufacturers and maintenance staffs. They certainly look innovative but something this new might be too extreme for the major theme parks who value throughput and up-time above all else.

[tesoruccia]

If any real ride engineers and designers read this comment, THANK YOU SO MUCH! Your designs are so cool and amazing and I honestly don’t know how y’all come up with the ideas. I think I can speak for literally everyone when I say WE APPRECIATE YALL SOOO MUCH ♥️

[ThomasFan]

I can see why Middelhoff's passion is considered as a driving force for making his own ride concepts. Each one being even more innovative than the last. Granted, technical limitations could be a hinderance, but I have a good feeling that each of these would be a fun experience.

[sebastiansenkus]

This rides Middelhoff designed, are literally like something out of a retro dream, always bringing nostalgia! ❤️

[maxhagenauer]

That skyguard thing looks like the coolest, they are all so weird and unique, its crazy how technology and engineering has improved for amusement rides.

[coyote_bravo]

I’m a major flat ride fanatic and I would love to see one of these at my local fair. All of the concepts look like surreal experiences and I’m excited to see what comes out next.

[drivenbylogic]

Imagine a steampunk themed section of a theme park filled with these Marc Rides concepts. It would be the best thing since F.L.Y

[eenaardappel]

Out of everything the X-Pedition interests me the most, I wonder if it would be possible to use it as a simulator ride with a screen for theme parks! Also, The Escape funhouse looks like a great facade for funfairs, I can definitely imagine seeing it travel around German funfairs for example.

[ThemeParkAvenue]

I’m always excited to watch a new video from Theme Park Crazy.

[DM]

These rides looks so inovative and original! I've been watching you for years and I haven't got bored yet!

[Nlangkirby]

Claus Middelhoff is like a revolutionary genius for the amusement ride industry. Your video is tops.

[sharknadoman]

These concepts are definitely worth checking out if they get made. Some probably won't but that doesn't mean they aren't in development for the future.

[JulianDale]

4:37 Yeah. If you can’t tell the difference between rides and tape, you’re in big trouble 😂

[hBryan]

Pulsar looks so cool. It’s like the ride “power surge” mixed with the “enterprise” ride.

[veggcar]

I think there is huge potential with the x-pedition being used for motion based dark rides, especially if it can rotate side to side and maybe a little bit of forewords and backwards too.

[coastercafe]

All of these new ride designs look so fun and creative! I'd be happy to ride any of these 🤯

[thrillridefreak]

These concepts look way better than some of KMG's newer concepts.

[videosbyvangie]

Love your content ThemeParkCrazy, not the typical vlogger just filming themselves riding these rides. You give detailed information on the rides. So happy you got the opportunity to speak with a designer on their ideas, you are truly blessed with the opportunity.

[princesskristan]

These rides look so cool! I would probably ride the EagleForce model because it looks so bizarre