I don't like these UK rollercoasters...

The UK has many rides and attractions, but what are the WORST UK rollercoasters??? I'm here to give my top 5 worst coasters in the country including Hero at Flamingo Land, The Ultimate at Lightwater Valley and a few other rides from the likes of Blackpool Pleasure Beach!

This is of course my opinion! Feel free to leave yours in the comments! Come at me and I will demolish them all myself.

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[Potholet]

I was knocked out on Blackpools infusion, genuinely.

[MondoCoasters]

Both Nash and Dipper post-retrack are noticeably smoother and more enjoyable, you might want to give them a go again! (also avoid wheel seats if you don't want to die)

[expeditioned]

I hate Hero cause it left me shoulder pain and it was rattly and just through u about like you were in a tumble dryer 😣😣! Personally from my one ride on the ultimate I found it alright so yh! Great video as always Dan!! I think you should ride grand national all day if it reaches 500 likes 😂

[THETHREELEMONS]

I am a skinny scrawny bony guy.

Steeple Chase at Pleasure Beach is a torture device. Every turn was agonizing. I did it for the first and last time three years ago. I literally have scars.

[nat]

I rode infusion when it was at Southport as the traumatizer I found it relatively smooth or didn't notice because we went on it five times in one day. King Solomon's mines that was a really rough ride especially if the other person you got put with was also tall. I didn't enjoy the corkscrew at Alton towers found it really rough

[TheOneTimeLady_]

‘It’s not a flying school it’s a torture machine’

-Theme Park Worldwide (hero)

[GerstlauianLoops]

I went to Blackpool Pleasure Beach for the first time recently, and my first ride on Big One was at the very back row and it was truly awful.
Not much airtime at all, it was super shaky. At times, more shaky than Infusion! And every transition was a nasty jolt. Even the retracked parts were janky. But the drop at the back… oh my God. Probably the worst part of the whole ride! I know it’s an Arrow, and I know it’s old, but man. One of the worst coaster experiences I’ve ever had.
However, when I got a re-ride in the front, it was 100 times better! Still janky but a lot better! I even felt some small pops of airtime here and there.

TL;DR: Big One is rough in the back, but is okay in the front in my opinion.

[BBubblegum-ouwq]

The first time I went on Hero as a child I felt like I was going to fall out. Then a few hours after I’d gotten off the ride, I had a massive bruise on my arm. Definitely not a fun experience haha

[gifflebunk]

Hey Dan, fun fact - there's a Hero clone in North Korea. If that doesn't prove that it's a torture device, then I don't know what does.

[AliAliHough]

Turbo at Brighton Palace Pier is the worst coaster I’ve ridden. The ride might as well be chucked into the sea as it nearly sent me to A&E 😂

[kitkattie]

I personally hates rush from thorpe park as they don't have shoulder support, only lap support. And for me this scares the shit out of me as a early teen coz I did not like air time when there was nothing over my shoulder. 😬😬

[Oggy_]

Turbo at Brighton Pier takes the participation award for me 😆

[jasondean]

A rrrgh Grand National back row… put my spine through my throat

[robhaley]

Each to their own, but I like insane coasters and LOVED The Ultimate. The profiling on the insane turns isn't bad, I found it smooth actually on those nuts turns - but the turns whilst not bumpy or rickety are just way too tight and / or not banked enough for the speed, so the laterals were the most intense in the world when operating. Maybe not too good for you that ha, but I used to ride at the front and put my hands up so I could experience the laterals at their fullest. The second turn would literally bend my back sideways, as it tried to rip me out of the train with EXTREME force... and I loved it. Next day I'd drive round a roundabout and feel the twinge in my back haha.. but it was worth it, 'cause as I say, I like my coasters to be insane... This one is in my top 20, just because it's so unique. The Beast at Kings Island has similar laterals after the second drop, loved that too - but still nowhere near as crazy!

[CatsnCoasters]

You gotta love Grand National. First time I got on it (1999) I honestly thought it was going to come off the tracks. Never laughed so much in my life! 😆

[Charlzey]

Grand National should definitely be better now it's retracked. Also with most woodies you want to avoid seats that are on top of the wheels as thats where you'll be taking in all the impact

[squiggle.]

The ultimate was the first ever rollercoaster I went on and because I had nothing to compare it to I thought it was great😭
Infusion however smacked my head about so much that all of my ear piercings started bleeding, one of them still hasn’t recovered after 2 years, genuinely the only time i have ever wanted to get off a rollercoaster before the end💀

[katashworth]

I’m old enough to have ridden the National with buzz bars, I can’t hate it because of that.

[pcread]

My ribs hurt for days after riding the back seat on Dipper back in about 2008. I've only been on Grand National once, as it was shut on my other two visits.

[Coolharry]

Personally I think Vampire at Chessington is uncomfortable, because of the new shoulder restraints installed by Vekoma in 2002. I mean had they kept the old Arrow trains then it would actually be a good ride.