127K views · 47 reactions | Because you guys seem to love watching me get hurt on roller coasters! lol Here I am riding the "Jet Corster" (or is it Jet Coaster) at Lina World! Tell us in comments which name you prefer! | Theme Park Review | Facebook

189K views · 1K reactions | Have you ever been on a "Batman" roller coaster? This is the version at Six Flags Over Texas! | Theme Park Review | Facebook

7.6K views · 132 reactions | New O gauge Octopus ride from Coasterdynamix! Available now. https://www.coasterdynamix.com/products/the-octopus | CoasterDynamix | Facebook

18K views · 73 reactions | Aspiring roller coaster engineers can now create custom designs with the CDX Blocks Sidewinder. Best of all, this construction toy is compatible with the world’s leading building block system! https://kck.st/2JfyB9L | CoasterDynamix | Facebook

11K views · 340 reactions | No other ride will give you as much creative freedom as Interdimensional, a spinning coaster with a unique feature that allows you to lock and unlock the free rotation at any point. Coming to the Classic Rides Collection 16 April 2019! https://bit.ly/2IbX6XJ | Planet Coaster | Facebook

Coaster locomotive 2105 is an F40PHM-2C type built by Morrison Knudsen in 1994. It was one of five locomotives built for the start up of commuter rail service in San Diego, CA. The locomotive was officially retired in 2021 and eventually made its way to the Southern California Railway Museum in 2025 for preservation. In this scene from early July of 2025, the locomotive makes a test run on the museum’s demonstration railway. #trains #passenger #railway #history #california #museum #transportatio

329K views · 350 reactions | All aboard! While winter may pose many challenges, it can make for some beautiful opportunities to see trains. In this video, we will watch several different trains passing by in the snow. From east coast commuter trains to steam locomotive tourist trains spouting beautiful fluffy steam clouds, we will see it all. | Coasterfan2105 | Facebook

139K views · 25 reactions | The Durango and Silverton is a tourist train that runs through the mountains of Southwestern Colorado between the towns of Durango and Silverton. Vintage steam locomotives pull antique passenger cars through the Animas River Valley and through the San Juan Mountains. In this video, we'll take a look at this train in action as it passes by several locations on its 45 mile long journey. All aboard! | Coasterfan2105 | Facebook