China's scariest rollercoaster leaves 2 men screaming non-stop. Fancy a ride?

A viral video captured two men screaming through the Dinoconda rollercoaster at China Dinosaurs Park in Changzhou, considered the country's scariest rollarcoaster. The ride's rotating-seat design and the men's reactions left viewers split between curiosity and fear.China’s scariest rollercoaster leaves 2 men screaming non-stop. Fancy a ride? (Photos: @the_coaster_scoop/Instagram)For two men in China, a rollercoaster ride quickly went from an exciting thrill to what looked like several minutes of pure panic as they screamed their way through drops, twists and a full loop.Instagram account The Coaster Scoop shared the now-viral video, showing the two men taking on the Dinoconda rollercoaster at China Dinosaurs Park in Changzhou.In the video, the men were seen seated side by side as the coaster slowly climbed towards its peak. They appeared composed at first, but that calm disappeared almost instantly once the ride plunged down the tracks.As the rollercoaster picked up speed, the two men could be heard screaming continuously as they were thrown through a series of twists, drops and inversions. At one point, the ride even sent them through a 360-degree loop, with their seats rotating as they moved through the track. Neither man seemed able to settle down throughout the ride. One continued yelling as the coaster twisted in different directions, while the other eventually shut his eyes, seemingly unable to handle what was happening.The Coaster Scoop wrote that Dinoconda has a particularly unusual design. Its seats are mounted on a separate axis from the track, allowing them to rotate independently as the coaster moves through its layout. This means riders can find themselves facing different directions while going through drops and inversions, making it difficult to anticipate what movement will come next.The account also said Dinoconda was one of only three rides of its exact type in the world, adding that riders could not always predict which direction they would be facing until the moment the movement happened.Watch the video here:The video left viewers divided between wanting to experience the unusual ride and wanting absolutely nothing to do with it.One person admitted they would still get on the rollercoaster despite knowing they would probably regret it the moment the ride began.Another said the video had made them want to visit China, while several others were less convinced, with one viewer simply asking, “How about no?” and calling the ride terrifying.- EndsPublished By: Yashna TalwarPublished On: Aug 29, 2026 12:47 IST