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The Thrill Rides on the top of the Las Vegas Stratosphere, a building that is over 1,000 feet high. Music: 'Disconnect the Dots' by: of Montreal

Top Thrill Dragster 2005 420' Tall 0-120 MPH in 3.8 Seconds 120 MPH reached twice during the ride Music: Silverblue - Here In My Heart WARNING: This video is © 2004-2008 by Michael McCormack and StudioMack Productions. Use of any portion of this video other than for personal viewing, or any attempt to recreate any.... more

5 minute long video of Top Thrill Dragster at Cedar Point featuring the song Ready To Go by Republica.

Starts off alright I guess but at 122mph I just couldn't keep the track in sight, even with my camera secured more sturdily than ever before. Ah well, maybe next time.

The Austin locale of Thrill The World 2008. Part of an attempt to break the official Guinness record for the greatest number of people worldwide simultaneously performing Michael Jackson's Thriller dance. Austin held a total of 881 performers this year. http://www.thrilltheworld.com

http://www.coasterimage.com Top Thrill Dragster. What rock would you have to be under to not know about this ride? It debuted in 2003 as the world's tallest and fastest coaster achieving speeds of 120 miles per hour and a height of 420 feet. As a cute little side note, this video was taken the very day of the.... more

This ride sits almost 900 feet in the air and shoots off the side of the building before stopping and bringing you back for more.

Visit http://www.coaster-net.com/ to order your own copy of the hour-long Digital Delirium: Cedar Point DVD! Filmed and edited by Devin Olson.

Thrill the World is an annual event where people learn the Thriller dance and then perform it simultaneously world-wide. This year 10 nations, 72 cities and 4,179 people did the dance on Oct 25th. This video documents the vastness of that endeavor!

A group of dancers descended upon then Fell's Point Fun Festival in Baltimore, MD and "Thrilled" the crowd by dancing to Michael Jackson's "Thriller," ushering in a year-long celebration of Edgar Allan Poe, his life and his works. Thrill the World!