Smoky Mountain Alpine Coaster 3D on-ride HD POV @60fps

You'll need a Nintendo 3DS, VR viewer/headset or a 3D TV/monitor to enjoy these videos. These videos also work with Google Cardboard and the DODOcase VR Kit.
Nintendo 3DS users should use the built in browser, not the YouTube application. To view YouTube 3D content in the browser, click the 3 bar menu in the lower right, check the option to "request mobile sites" or you will get an error. Under 3D video options chose "side by side" L/R (the upper left menu option in the 3D type menu).
We also posted a standard on-ride POV video for those that cannot view this video properly:    • Smoky Mountain Alpine Coaster on-ride HD P...  

Advisory: You can skip forward to 5:15 into the video to begin the descent.

At nearly 4000 feet in length - that's almost a mile of downhill track - it's one of the longest alpine coaster in the USA. You can control the ride, that reaches speeds of up to 27 mph if you go all out and don't use the brakes. This video was filmed at full speed throughout the ride.
Check out the ridercam on-ride reverse POV video we posted to see more of how this alpine coaster rides and the pops of airtime it offers:    • Smoky Mountain Alpine Coaster 3D on-ride r...  
You can also watch the nighttime on-ride POV video to see the colorful LED lights that enhance the ride experience after dark:    • Smoky Mountain Alpine Coaster at night 3D ...  
The Smoky Mountain Alpine Coaster is located in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.

Also called mountain coasters, these gravity-operated rides installed on a hill or mountain utilize a track made of stainless steel tubes. The sleds are designed to not come off of the track during the ride and riders control their speed by applying or releasing brakes connected to levers on each side of the sled.

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