Top 10 Worst Roller Coasters in the World (2022)

Great, another video with "world" in the title that only talks about the USA. 🤦

Serial thriller Vekoma slc at geauga lake was called serial killer

Nighthawk is so good.

I went on a Vekoma suspended looping coaster clone as my first upside down rollercoaster. I didn’t like it. A few years later I gave upside down coasters another chance and went on firebird! My head hurt all day. And now a few years after that I will soon embark to bush gardens and give an actually good rollercoaster a chance. Hey at least now I know that nothing could be worse than what I’ve already done.

Honestly wooden coasters for me are usually rough like corkscrew at ValleyFair rough

surprised to see GL:FF from SFMM not on here

The fact nighthawk is in this list but vortex is not💀

Rank the SLC's

What is GCI and RMC??? BNM?? WTF???

My experience with Steamin Demon was fine, though that was back in 2018.

Revisiting this. For Wildcat. Went from one of the worst of the worst to one of the best

I think The Riddler Revenge at Six Flags New England is fine, the vests make a huge difference. It's certainly not as exciting as other coasters in the park, but it's not a bad coaster, and I'd rather have it for another decade than have Flashback for another day. 😂
(They should put a wild moose with a mini Cyclone theme there)

My wife and I love Wildcat at Hershey but we haven't been there for several years. We rode is when it first opened and people applauded at the end and this reaction repeated that year. A few years later we rode it again and it was still good but people had the normal reaction. I wonder if the ride has shifted or had maintenance that altered its initial ride experience.

I remember when Ninja was Scream Machine at Expo '86.
Just for shits, & giggles, l even rode it again at Six Flags St. Louis.

Great list...or not, but, you know what I'm getting at. Interesting to see two notable disasters from Canada's Wonderland on here (as a Toronto boy who grew up with the park). The SLC was truthfully only ridable on day 1...but even then I am not too sure because I was a kid and I waited in like for close to 4 hours, so I think anything would've impressed me at that point. Now, it is just notoriously known for causing neck pain and migraines that take a few days to subside. Opened as Top Gun (during Paramount ownership), and now re-themed (or just stripped of any theming) into Flight Deck. Cedar Fair has done great things since taking over ownership, notably introducing three great B&M rides (Behemoth, Leviathan and Yukon Striker, which I have yet to ride but will imminently during Halloween Haunt, but like most new B&Ms, I have heard great things). That said, screw the re-track, please dispose of the SLC, but I was unaware that Time Warp was actually a pain point outside of Canada, because I almost have erased it from my memory due to just unfathomable rider experience...getting into the trains is a death defying experience in itself, and the ride is more memorable for having you avoid catastrophic injury versus even attempting to enjoy any part of the painfully slow and methodically punishing layout. Phew....anyways, been meaning to vent about these, so as a long-time follower and rollercoaster enthusiast, I am glad I found the opportune time to do so. Having visited a lot of Cali and Florida parks as a kid, I am definitely planning a Cedar Point trip in the next year because it is not too long of a drive and has always been on my bucket list... have friends currently at IOA and Universal and having been there a few times, they did report back that Velocicoaster was an incredibly awesome experience. While I love to see Cedar Fair partner with B&M recently on some record breaking attractions at my local park, we are in dire need of a branching out to something new (please kill SLC, Time Warp and our two wooden boys have got to go...I can live with our Vekoma Boomerang living just nostalgia purposes)...but seeing all these incredible gems overseas from brands like RMC, Intamin and even new Vekoma, has me salivating for something new and groundbreaking this side of the border...last few years have been some tame fillers, kiddy attractions, big swings and an upcoming water atrraction, meaning I am very hopeful for a big announcement for the '25 season. Either way, I'll be watching and enjoying the content up until then, my man! Cheers!

Gasm Has Gotten A Retracking I think and now I find it to be better then blue hawk.

The end of great American scream machine (sfog) is basically just hitting auto complete when you made the brake run first and built the coaster 💀💀

The Boss in St. Louis. #1 worst RC in the world. Please burn it to the ground.

What about RCCAs?

I am so happy Wildcat got RMC’d!!!

As a Brazillian who rode its fair amount of coasters in North America (mostly on Cedar point to be fair), I'd like to Add the one and only Montezum coaster here in Sao Paulo. Which is a 23 yo wooden roller coaster made by RCCA and it got... really bad over the years. A few years ago, the park purchased a 10 inversion coaster by Itamin but due to financial crisis the coaster ended up in England😢

Dragon Fyre in Canada'a Wonderland is simply torture

But it’s closed it’s called super flight

There’s also another zamperla volare in rye ny at rye playland

I hate you now(joking). I’m a saint louis native and Ninja’s actually a good ride if you know how to ride an old arrow, and its not really rough, just has some janky transitions, and I ride it every time I go to the park

Great call on sparing the great nor'easter, love that ride.

Could not believe steamin demon was on there lol. And that green lantern didnt make the cut

I love the reTRACKED pun Taylor

as a blackpool pleasure beach regular, i’m still trying to work out what’s worse - the hip bruises you get from steeplechase or the shoulder bruises you get from the SLC

I actually do not find Zamperla Volares to be painful. I've ridden both Soaring Eagle and Time Warp and enjoyed both.

33.333% of every ride congradulstions

After T3 tried to amputate my legs on the brake run, I am so glad it’s gone and hope to see a nice launch coaster replace it!

This video was uploaded over a year ago and I can confirm as someone from the future that wildcat is no more and that it has had its revenge taken on it (get it)

I feel like I'm the only person on earth that likes normal SLC's
How? I for some reason am fully capable of keeping my head still, no clue how, and just to point things out: I'm a not so stong, tall person, and I somehow can get out of them unscaved, and let me tell you being and SLC enjoyer makes them even more fun, having a geatly mediocre ride is only enhanced by hearing people around you scream they never want to ride this thing again :)

Hershey Entertainment and Resorts didn’t even get two minutes into this video and they like
😳Dafaq??
😠“THAT’S IT!!! WE’RE REMAKING WILDCAT!! GET THOSE ROCKY MOUNTAIN OYSTER BASTARDS ON THE PHONE!!!”

Steeplechase? How dare you! It’s an absolute classic. Hang your head in shame.

Ninja isn't too terrible a ride, but it is a total eyesore.

The mind Eraser at six flags in Maryland the worst ride ever get rid of it now

I feel like SLC's have redeemable factors, that being the layout. Great Nor'easter is proof SLCs CAN be good. It's the shotty profiling and restraints that kill it. Back then I'd put Big Apple or Green Lantern as #1.

I went on the great American scream machine at 6 flags over Georgia, and I loved it! It was awesome! I would recommend.

I literaly ❤❤❤❤❤ the wild cats revenge rollercoaster it was awesome

Top 10 worst Rollercoaster in the World...and only US-Coasters in the list...

What about anaconda at kings dominion

No Grizzly (CGA) or Manhattan Express?

1. El Condor - Walibi Holland. No explanation needed.

I love night hawk and it’s my 4th fave in Carowinds 😅😅

just did GASM (at SFOG) the other day, and it was still extremely rough

well now you can't say you hate wildcat (hershey) anymore lol

Don't know if it's still there but I rode The Riddler with my family at Universal in 2006. You stood and were steadied on bike seats. Don't know who ever thought that was a good idea.