Tatsu: On-Ride & Entrance to Exit Queue POV B&M Flying coaster Six Flags Magic Mountain 2025, part 1

Longer title: Tatsu
: On Ride (Hypersmooth 5.0 with Hyperview and Horizon-locked; Front Row & Back Row)
and Entrance to Exit Queue POV (Nature based Attraction's Property with the Asian Aesthetic to tie in Dragon theme,
Off-Ride shots around the roller coaster angles as
almost every in-park areas including Samurai Summit, Statue like sign logo, Shaded switchbacks,
A Japanese Styled house coating the Double Loading station, a grand view of some layout that's covered with trees,
operations off-ride while in line, station containing the following
(Complex looking Flying sensation vest trains with Park's logo, warehouse looking interior, & the tilting mechanism of the station track),
Exiting down the station's center then using the Bridge path for a nature exposure along with the best glimpse of station,
timing a dispatch for a 32 passenger coaster train
with a single Ratcheting Vest restraint added with leg guards | Bolliger & Mabillard (B&M) Terrain based Aesthetic Appealing Flying Roller Coaster with a balance between
Graceful & Intense | Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, Los Angeles, California (11/10/2024, 9/14 , 11/1/2025, & 1/19/2026)

Timestamps:

0:00-Title, Trees surrounding the coaster, Western styled exteriors, Lockers, & a steep looking Non-vertical lift hill in front of the mostly Dormant Sky Tower.

1:20-Statue like logo entrance Sign with a Menacing Dragon, safety & loose article signs, Switchback Queue Walkthrough surrounded by some terrain & shade covering, and Six Flags & Fun TV (ft. Coaster Race)

5:14-Clear view Off-Ride shots towards the lift hill & under the Corkscrew.

8:58-Up the stairs to the stylized Asian Theme tieing in with its theme, patterned red fence, operations on the load side, a grand off-ride shot of the Pretzel Loop covered by trees, Station track tilt mechanics, peeking the switch track upfront, & peeking in the storage/maintenance roundhouse.

17:57-Boarding the vehicle by the Front Row, closer view of Switch track mostly unused, seat and restraint system with more than one step for the nature of the Flying Sensation.

18:42-Front Row Hyperview Regular POV: a Lot of Nature surroundings to Fly Through, Balanced by the view of track above us.

20:50-Front Row Horizon-Locked POV: Mostly the pure sight of Flight but without rotation whatsoever but sometimes see the track or lead car going on screen angles

22:51-Station Platform, Departure & Arrival during the time the ride only runs 1 Train & the other chills on the alternative platform, hearing some music, having more chance to see the storage maintenance bay & track itself.

25:26-Boarding the vehicle by Back Row

25:50-Back Row Hyperview Regular POV: Tilted Riders in front of us, which is evident to every turn & inversion to enter which proves they're in a flying position.

27:35-Back Row Horizon-Locked POV: Riders being held in flight mode flipping all over the screen.

Tatsu is a flying roller coaster designed by Bolliger & Mabillard at the Six Flags Magic Mountain amusement park located in Valencia, California, United States. Manufactured by Bolliger & Mabillard, it opened as the tallest, fastest, and longest flying coaster in the world on May 13, 2006. It became the park's seventeenth coaster, featuring a height of 170 feet (52 m), a track length of 3,602 feet (1,098 m), and a maximum speed of 62 mph (100 km/h).
Read More: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatsu

Tatsu
Sitting proudly at the top of Samurai Summit, you’ll find a fierce beast of bright orange and green steel. Tatsu is a flying roller coaster with an utterly unique way to ride — face down.

This mad twist puts you in a stare-down with planet Earth as you fly at speeds up to 62-mph. The dragon itself is 170 feet tall. When combined with the height of the mountain it’s sitting on, you’re in for a 263-foot elevation change over the course of the journey.

By the time you reach the top of the first hill, you might have some idea of what you’re in for. You’ll corkscrew down 104 feet, zooming around the track of this face down roller coaster at top speeds and right into 96 feet of zero G roll. If you don’t feel like you’re flying yet, just add an 80-foot tall horseshoe.

Then, get ready to roll because the 124-foot tall pretzel loop is simply unreal. As if that wasn’t enough...

Read More: https://www.sixflags.com/magicmountai...

Credit to Six Flags Website & Wikipedia for Additional Details

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Footages filmed + Resolution type: 11/10/2024, 9/14 , 11/1/2025, & 1/19/2026 Normal Video Mode 4K 30fps Phone, Hyperview and Horizon-Locked Linear 4K 60fps GoPro
Camera/phone: Samsung Galaxy s22 and GoPro Hero 11 Black with Chest Mount Harness
Recorded by 4-LeggyKaiYT | AwesomeCaillouXperience5656

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