WOW!!! Was it really supposed to do that? If so, that's very well orchestrated controlled chaos. Not for me  

& it holds 33 riders. @ 150 # average, just shy of 5,000 pound payload.

Interesting design, but, even if I was young & into thrill rides, I wouldnt be much attracted to that particular kind of motion, Looks like a fine exercise in engineering, but I dont see that being such a long term popular ride, Rollercoasters are in no danger, at all..

That thing wont, IMO, be "The Draw" to get people into the park. Theres a place for it, but Ill never be in the line. In fact, since a rollercoaster malfunctioned & the retainer that held me down kept getting tighter at the bottom of every dip( I was afraid my back was about to be broken) I dont go in those places,.

absolutely no freakin way i would ever even get close enough to that to shoot the video.....i practically crapped my pants just watching the video.....big wuss yes sir.

IDK what ya call them, but theres a gizmo ya sit in & they spin it & it rotates on 3 axes ax eze? axises? aww heck,, you know what I mean, & I was able to read a guys t-shirt as I came spinning by. Copuld only make out one word per revolution, but I was able to keep up with where he was thru the gyrations & read a little every time he flew by,

I knew index & indices, & I knew axis had a plural ending in "sees", but when I typed what I thot it would be, it looked like I had more than one axe,, & Lo & behold, Looka what I found..

The most common axes encountered are commonly the mutually perpendicular Cartesian axes in the plane or in space. The plural of "axis" is "axes," pronounced "ax-ees."