LROTNOHMCMA (Last ride of the night on Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure!)

We still need episode 3 for gp quotes

"if you've been in the community, you've probably heard a lot of words" yes i hear words

Sees a closed roller coaster: “What the Lightning Rod”

LROTSUBIUCOTTSODNNO = Last Rise Of The Soviet Union Before It's Ultimate Collapse On The Twenty Sixth Of December Nineteen Ninety One

When I’m coming up on an airtime hill I always say “airtime”! And the GP look at me like I have 2 heads.

LROTNODBGTROTD = Last ride of the night on Derren Browns ghost train rise of the demon.

LROTNOEEFLOTFM Last Ride Of The Night On Expedition Everest Legend Of The Forbidden Mountain

Silly Alec, no bathroom is ever at capacity if you’re brave enough.

There was this one time a GP came up to me and said the reason why you get airtime is because they press the "brakes" on the hills.

Okay but can we get Alec's workout routine?

I've been watching the channel for almost 5 years. I've learned a lot of things about roller coasters from the beginning I forgot how I got into them but I'm glad I did.

He is wearing the RMC shirt concept I designed and submitted onto RMC's Facebook over a year ago. Got no credit for it but was happy they liked it. A few months after I posted the design, the shirts were at KD for Twisted Timbers opening.

When they got to GP I thought they were going to say Amusement Insiders haha 🤣 🙈 but true haha

I’m gonna make a quizzlet

I’ve got a LROTSON (last ride of the season on nitro)

When you roll out of Copperheads station it is always commonplace to say "Jo-jo baby!"

Plot twist: Kings Island decides to gets a wild mouse coaster for the 2020 season instead. "What the apple zapple is this. I thought they were getting a giga."

My parents think the term GP is an insult, and that’s why I’m not as harsh and rude to the GP as most thoosies are.

I've adopted "one train ops" (hat tip to El Toro Ryan and Logan) for anything at a park that's slow or disappointing.

I started using the What The and everyone around me gets so confused 😂😂😂

If a rides goes sicko mode it means it haulls ass EX. Steel Vengeance goes sicko mode

LROTNOGCGEFAA Last ride of the night on Gotham City Gauntlet: Escape from Arkham Aslyum

Very unique & creative video, no sarcasm I swear Taylor. Never seen anyone make this kind of video on KZfaq yet & this is very informative, love it!

My favorite enthusiast slang is weenie, for sure. Though I think you should NOT use this one outside of theme park contexts...

My toilet just reached capacity as I took a 12

*aggressively sends to my friends so they know what the gp I'm talking about*

I'm a couch GP. I don't know much about couches.

My brother hates when I keep saying GP. He thinks it’s rude.

11:11 I use the term jumpscare. Never heard of popscare, but now I know what it means I guess. 👌

When u see a broken ride what the intamin is going on

Can confirm, I use "what the..." all the time as a Swiss person. A lot of young people do that here. Also, I use "GP" way to often

2:50 one time at busch gardens a guy said whats the blue one and i screamed gp and ran away

This would be a really good series, like an enthusiast dictionary

I always say "don't be such a mcbr" to people that are no fun, or SBNO for people that do nothing.

Dude, I just checked and I have been subscribed to you for over 4 years!! I remember when I subbed and I cant believe it's already been that long. Also, thank you for sharing that borderline crazy enthusiasm towards roller coasters lol I hope to meet you one day, but until then keep busting out that amazing content!!

I got FROTDOP (first ride of the day on Phoenix) today actually. We've been going camping at Knoebles 15 years straight

You guys are so nerdy and I love it 😂😂

How did Alec know about my couch enthusiasm

LROTNOHT Last Ride Of The Night On Hangtime Front row, lights, it was great. Also got TWTTMAMF - the whole train to myself and my friend

LROTNOTSSR =Last Ride Of The Night On The Snoopy Submarine Ride

Welcome to vocabulary with Coaster Studios

Next video, you should do more vocabulary but mainly focused on the coasters. Like explain or show pictures of what’s a double helix, an inversion, outward banked turn, lift hill, mid course brake run etc

Even tho I been a enthusiast for 6 years and I still watched this what am I doing

Actually a really cool vid and I think it would definitely be cool to continue this series. Good job guys, 2 thumbs up

LREODC: Last Ride Ever on Dragon Challenge FREOTT: First Ride Ever on Twisted Timbers

I’ve been following your channel since 2014 and I have learned all of these terms from you over the years!

this is actually pretty helpful, i discovered what ert mean like last week and i always thought it was some sort of typo haha

anybody else's mind would melt if Taylor and ElToroRyan did meetup?

what the kings dominion parking lot

I went to a jazz camp and one of the teachers was a chair enthusiast. He wrote an entire piece featuring multiple movements, about chairs. He called it the chair suite. When he and his combo performed it in front of us, during the second movement, there was a pause, and in that pause, someone in the audience just says “chair”. Nothing more, nothing less. Everyone laughed. Cool video though!

Lrotot. Last ride of the night on Torro. Also I am glad you made that point about GP. For my enthusiast friend and I aGP is someone who either doesn’t follow or is uninformed about roller coasters and their minutia. But I also know some GP that have ridden a lot of coasters but don’t know The terminology but know that they are safe. For me my friends and I will sometimes gently tease the GP but never to their faces. We’re never flat out rude or harsh to them because you don’t have to be in enthusiast to be cool. We’ve all been there. I was technically a GP until part of the way through this year. Though I have to say it is a little fun scaring them on rides you know they’ll find scary like Kah or Torro. But my sister and other good friend are GP so I try to be nice for their sake. I’m always up for educating people who want to know more about coasters. I’ve never heard the term thusies.

Wonderful video Taylor. Some of those I heard. I loved how you shared some of your personal terms. On the subject of bathroom. When I am at a park and I need to use the bathroom as a NASCAR racing fan I say "Hang on guys I have to make a pit stop." "Pit stop" is my slang term when I'm at a park when nature calls. LROTNOSV "Last ride of the night on Steel Vengeance" when I visited Cedar Point in 2018.

Awesome! I like your haircut! This will be very helpful when I go to Magic Mountain in a week. I’m a fairly new enthusiast, became one in February. Thanks for this vid!

We apply the wait times to any queue we see. For example at the airport 0-10 minute not too bad. A traffic jam, damn that’s 30-40 minutes. Through puts is another jargon we use a lot

Hey I love the video! I would really love to see a video explaining all the different kinds of inversions, I would really appreciate it!

My Gaydar went off ...guess on who.....

My favorite slang word is stapled I use it all the time

The SI prefixes go kilo, mega, giga... so I kept getting confused whether a coaster was a mega coaster or a hyper coaster

help me, join the lawn chair enthusiast group

This is literally soooo helpful for all of my friends!!!!

Alec is pretty adorable 😍

5:55 it’s so weird hearing the word “Lucas” come out of GPlecs mouth

I Love Your Vids!!!!!!! Keep up the great work

Why do I feel like I just watched an 8th grade presentation

I have always loved coasters since I was a kid. This summer I drove to CP by myself for a week. It only made since to buy a platinum pass. I made the trip because I really wanted to ride TTD at least once in my life. I had never heard of SteVe before the trip, only saw a show on the Travel channel a few years ago about CP. I drove 12 hours in that first day and got the the park around 5PM and TTD had been down for the day. I rode a few other rides. The next morning I was waiting with the early entry people and they told me they were all running to SteVe first thing. I asked about it and told them I don't really like wooden coasters. They told me to just ride it. I jogged down and go on it about 4th or 5th train and I was just WOW!!!!!! I only rode it twice each day because of the long lines, once first thing and once in the evening. Got 10 rides on SteVe that week. I did ride TTD 10 times in one day and have 21 rides total on it. Also did 5 rides on Milly in one hour that week at early entry. Any way my week was up and I went home. Labor day weekend was coming up and I had made some plans to do some stuff when It hit me I would take one day off at work and have 5 days in a row off. I dropped my plans and drove back up to CP. I really missed riding SteVe!!!! I already had the platinum so why not. I got 11 more rides on SteVe in those 5 days, hardly riding anything else. The wait for SteVe is worth it!! Anyway the last regular day of the season at CP, Septemper 2, 2019 I was the very first rider of the day on SteVe. Rode very back, left seat. I got another ride in midday and was planning on 2 more before the park closed. But line for SteVe just kept getting longer and I knew I was only going to get one more in, not two. I talked to the staff at the front of SteVe and they told me that the chain goes up at 10 minutes after park closing time. So I crossed the chain 9 minutes after and was the last rider of the day also. I didn't know that this was a thing, but I guess it is. Being first and last of the day. So I guess I'm not GP. Lol!

LROTNORNRC = RocknRoller Coaster was Awesome!! There’s nothing like getting a whole train to yourself!

LROTNOHRRR (Last Night of the Night on Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit)

LROTNOWTSBM- Last ride of the night on Wodan Timburcoaster sponsored by MUSTANG. .__. yea...

Speaking of creds, I don't count rides like Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts and Journey to Atlantis (Orlando) as credits, because both rides only have one drop/turn. Gringotts is a dark ride that uses coaster track and trains to do what it needs to do and Atlantis is a water ride with one coaster element (the main drop doesn't count).

I'd love this kinda thing with types of roller coasters. Just kinda going over the big companies and how you tell what company made what ride. But love this vid, good stuff!!!

I wanna see Alec shirtless

When I went to Kings Dominion, I had FROTDOA. Meaning I had the first ride of the day on Anaconda

LROTNORAVF (Last ride of the night on Renegade at Valley Fair)

People might actually be flattered if you call them a GP because they'll think it means General Practitioner.

So many new enthusiasts need this

Would I call myself an enthusiast if I know everything about coasters, but haven't ridden many?

In my group, we have "17" for a short toilet break and "18" for a long one. Explanation: We are film students. We use Walkie Talkies on set. The exact brand we have has 16 Channels. U get it.

My favorite "slang" isn't really slang because it's a pretty solid term, and probably a lot of you have heard it before. "Weenie." It sounds like weenus, which is the extra skin on the outside of your elbow, but it's actually a real term used in theme parks and architecture. As far as I know, it was developed by Walt Disney as he wanted the Imagineers (the creative force behind the Disney parks) to create certain "visual magnets" to guide guests from one area to another. Weenies in Disney parks include Cinderella's Castle, Space Mountain, the fake Mount Everest for Expedition Everest, etc. Pretty much every park has a weenie too, for example, I would say The New Revolution is a weenie at Six Flags Magic Mountain because it's one of the first rides you see, and it's aesthetic loop really makes you wanna go over and ride it. So like all the other terms in the video, "weenie" can be used outside of parks. In architecture, it might be a main centerpiece in a plaza, or a really intricate design element on a building. And it can be really anything that grabs the attention of a lot of people, such as a big neon sign for a restaurant. So next time something gets yours and your friends' attention, be sure to call said thing a weenie. What the weenie!?

Let me just say this was a great video. I know there are tons more that can be used but cannot think of any at the moment.

As someone who's somewhat becoming an enthusiast, this is very helpful!

You have an escalator and elevator in your room? Wow 😂

I've always thought of the technical definition of general public is basically "customer of park (not employee)." But as an enthusiast, it's a useful short term for non-enthusiasts. Some people are a bit elitist and get hung up on the technical definition. It's not meant to be a harmful or mindlessly snobby term, though it can be used that way.

Here we go: my mom knows what airtime is and once I jumped into a river and she shouted 'AiRtImE' god it was annoying (on video too!) Funny aswell, was on national roller coaster day (2018)

This video was great!!!! Also I like how he used the slang with fury325(LROTNOF325)

I woulda thought "6 & 12" referred to the positions of the clock and like 12 is a pee and 6 is a poo cuz front and back haha... I really like how professional that term sounds

the walking dead the ride b like: hey lets quickly go on LROTNOTWDTR

This will definitely help new coaster enthusiasts!

Nice! When I go to six flags over Texas Tomorrow I’m gonna say every coaster thoosies slang!

damn, this was very helpful! I have been living outside the states for so long now. Feel so out of touch with the young gen at the good old age of 38 hahaha. Appreciate it! I wonder, though, how common, or are these phrases used quite often in day to interactions, etc, per se?

I just did the whole CP two day experience with a FL pass & I can honestly say that Top Thrill Dragster was my fuckn favorite! Millennium Force then Steele Vengeance! Valravyne or whatever sucked but Maverick was pretty nice

Literally heard GP having a conversation "what is a coaster?" and someone who wasn't GP tried to explain by saying roller coasters are bigger and taller. Like at least say it's a ride that's on a track (which will leave some things in that shouldn't be) but it was amusing. I don't hate, but it was amusing. Even if they included "Mardi Gras Hangover" (taylor: It's not a coaster why would you call it that oh my god) in there at Six flags Great America lol. P.S. I like you mentioning the "credits" scenario and what counts by your own definition-clones, superloops/gray areas, the general same kind of coasters, the mountain ones, or powered coasters. Even me I kinda don't like to count powered coasters but not including a childhood favorite I still enjoy titled "Tornado" at jenkinson's boardwalk, IT COUNTS OK GEEZ.

FROTDOTASR- first ride of the day on the amazing spiderman ride at islands of adventure in glories! (Unsure if thats the official name tbh I always call it the spidey ride lol) that was the first time ever getting to a park early enough to do this and it was so great lol

I’m a school GP

I do Bathroom credits at parks lol. All bathrooms really are different. Some are really nice and clean and then there's some horrible ones

LROT, lol. People have been trying to get as many rides in before they close the queue / last lap since the beginning of coasters. Sometimes you end up on the last, sometimes you miss the last (on occasion you get the 'one more ride'). Today's generation has to have slang and acronyms for everything and think they invented everything... I was 'LROT' (well, more laps > just the last ride) decades ago, all 'enthusiasts' were!

Anyway... Keep up the good work guys!!

where did you get that RMC top? it looks hot!

In the Netherlands we have something called: kwanten, there is an entire originstory, but in short you're Just going to ride a ride many times back to back, so no breaks or other rides in between

My home park is Busch Gardens Williamsburg and my FROT is always the Loch Ness Monster.