Une petite compilation de chutes en toboggan...

Kultrutsche Toboggan auf dem Oktoberfest 2006

Toboggan avec loopingnt

"Take It Outside!" goes to the 18th Annual US National Toboggan Championships at the Camden Snow Bowl on February 8-10, 2008.

Take a ride down the toboggan slide at Pokagon State Park (www.tobogganrun.com).

An excellent way to get down(quickly)from the Great Wall in Beijing,China.We were given some sterling advice by some cool students from UK who were in front of us in the queue: 'Don't pull on the brake...they will tell you to slow down but don't!" Never one to back down on a challenge.... Please forgive the high and girly voice,the speed was immense and all the SLOW DOWN signs did add a minor 'shiting-it' factor to the proceedings. Nearly came off at one point...Legs were still wobbly an hour after! Neither Mickey nor Simon were harmed in the making of this video.Thanks go to Robin for the loan of his driver for the day.

Looks like Rubens going to take the checkered flag!

A video of Miller's Chance built Toboggan coaster filmed at Nottingham Riverside Festival in August 2005. The ride was orginally new to Coney Island in 1973 and was imported to England in the 1990's. It is now Scottish owned and travels across Scotland, England and Wales. This video is featured on Amusement Rides DVD released in November 2005.

Genting Highland Themepark Super Toboggan. Was at Genting over the weekend with my family and my dad's collegues. Here's a footage of the ride, it was real bumpy and was scared that my phone flew out, haha sorry for such a bad footage.

This is a secret Teaser of my WIP CSO called Toboggan Kit. Now you can build those Toboggan slides with the alpine coaster. Of course there will follow more pieces. DasMatze Download the Toboggan Kit here: http://creativityzone.cr.funpic.de/dload.php?action=file&file_id=37

Large still photos http://angelica14709.com/v-web/gallery/album222 from http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~howardlake/amuseme... CAROUSEL RICH IN HISTORY Carousel No. 18 Philadelphia Toboggan Company - 1909 Carousel Center - 1990 Carousel No. 18 was the eighteenth carousel ever made by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company (PTC). Originally carved and manufactured in 1909 in Germantown, Pennsylvania, PTC No. 18 had an eighty-one-year journey before finally coming to Carousel Center on October 15, 1990. The 42 horses on PTC No. 18 were all hand-carved by Leo Zoller, PTC's master carver. According to company records, it took a year to complete the carving, for which Mr. Zoller was paid $1000. The carousel was then shipped to amusement parks in Louisville, Kentucky; Worcester, Massachusetts; and Erie, Pennsylvania. In the mid-1920's, Carousel No. 18 was sent back to the Philadelphia Toboggan Company to be repaired and redecorated using the very bright, contrasting colors that were typical of the era. In 1926, after refurbishing, it was brought to Long Branch Park in Syracuse, New York, where it stayed for fifteen years (even after the park closed in 1938). In 1941, it was purchased for Roseland Park in Canandaigua, New York. PTC No. 18 was Roseland's third carousel and its last. It ran at Roseland for 43 years until the park closed, forever, on Labor Day - September 2, 1985. Two weeks later, on September 16th, a parkwide auction climaxed with the selling of the 76-year old carousel. CAROUSEL AUCTIONS At carousel auctions, there is usually an attempt to keep the carousel intact: after each piece has been sold individually to the highest bidders at the sale, the auctioneers total up all the final bids and add 20% to the total. The entire carousel is then offered up for bid at this price. Roseland Park's carousel - the original PTC No. 18 - was saved by the a company in Syracuse, New York, who purchased the entire ride for $397,500. BRINGING BACK THE BEAUTY It took nearly two years to restore PTC No. 18 to its original beauty. All the horses had to be stripped of their many coats of paint, then repaired, primed, repainted in their original 1909 colors, and varnished. Every picture had to be professionally cleaned and restored, and new, wide-planked oak flooring had to be made, along with all new brass poles and fixtures. The mechanism that turns the carousel had to be totally rebuilt, including recasting the metal gears, joints and jumping poles. The entire carousel was then rewired with a new, up-to-code electrical system, and its hundreds of lights were replaced. The band organ, which was barely operating, had to be completely taken apart and overhauled. New components had to be created, lost connections had to be found, and the complicated instrument had to be tuned. A new center housing enclosure for the band organ, the center pole and the motor had to be built, and then decorated with mirrors, flowers and gold leaf - and all the work had to be done by hand. It was a painstaking project, but it was worth it. All colors, materials and details in this carousel are faithful to the 1909 original. In all respects, it is an authentic restoration of American folk art of which the community can be very proud. Since 1909, Carousel No. 18 from the Philadelphia Toboggan Company has brought joy and laughter to four generations of families, sweethearts and children. MAY THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN. OCTOBER 15, 1990 Facts & Figures: Carousel No. 18 has 42 horses, arranged three abreast, in 16 groups. Thirty-eight of the horses are "jumpers" rather than "standers," which means they move up and down instead of being stationary. The outside-row horses are called the carousel's "lead" horses and, because they are the most visible, they are more lavishly decorated than the middle- and inside-row horses. The outside-row lead horses are the biggest horses on the carousel. Carved from solid wood, each one weighs about 225 pounds. Middle-row horses weigh about 150 pounds each. Inside-row horses are the smallest and weigh about 100 pounds each. The center pole of the carousel stands between 25 and 26 feet high, and the entire carousel from the platform up - is suspended from the center pole. The carousel is 54-feet in diameter, and it weighs nearly 30 tons!

New Barclaycard ad featuring a guy (actor Robert Wilfort) taking a massive waterslide home from work! The ad features the song 'Let Your Love Flow' by the Bellamy Brothers. CHECK OUT THE YOUTUBE EXCLUSIVE VERSION FOR EXTRA SCENES NEVER SHOWN ON TV. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=HOgqRUz_JL8

Experience Madeira's rolercoaster-like attraction. For more information about Madeira (and other things to see and do) visit Blog.Thoughts.Madeira http://www.madeirablog.eu

Charlie and Me on our fifth and final run of the Toboggan Run at Swadlincote Ski Centre.

オクトーバーフェスト会場にあるトボガンというアトラクションです。

Disc Golf Live video magazine #23 (coming in May) will feature the top card from the '07 Great Lakes Open playing a round on the fabled Toboggan course at Kensington Metropark. Cale Leiviska, Matt Orum, Matt Blakely, and Dave Feldberg battle it out. Dave breaks his throwing hand yet shoots the best on the card for the round. This segment highlights Matthew Blakely as he putts the lights out during the round.

Me playing Toboggan Run (miniclip.com game)!

A ride down a steep road in Madeira in a wicker basket on a sled, steered and held back by two hefty blokes with massive boots!!

Get a firsthand look at the toboggan chute onto frozen Mirror Lake in Lake Placid. Watch the kid at the end fall on the frozen lake.

Toboggan Run in Funchal, Madeira - July 2008

A run through Tearaway Toboggan. I never get hit at all, and go for the bonuses and DK Coin. One thing I don't get is: If I'm playing in hard mode, why is there a DK Barrel in the first bonus stage?

Megan Lenz, with the conclusion to Queen's Concrete Toboggan challenge.

TOBOGGAN network

a man jumps to a toboggan and he walk in the water!!! funny accident!!!

L'équipe du toboggan de béton de l'ÉTS a réussi une très belle performance en terminant 3e au classement général de la 36e Grande Course nordique de toboggan de béton à Sherbrooke du 30 janvier au 2 février.