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This day in Xi'an proves that even the best-laid travel plans can take dramatic turns. Our explorers rode the world's tallest vertical loop at Lewa Adventure, only to be forced to leave the park immediately after due to overwhelming crowds on a national holiday. The adventure continued with a wild goose chase for a notoriously rough roller coaster with a rare triple corkscrew element, only to find it long abandoned. Undeterred, the traveler ventured solo into a hidden amusement park behind a children's hospital, scoring three bizarre credits on delightfully janky rides before winding down at a local restaurant where ordering was as simple as saying 'surprise me.'
More about the current video:(Published on 2026-05-21)
Day 9 of the China tour begins with a flight from Chongqing to Xi'an, a city rich in history as the eastern start of the Silk Road and home to the Terracotta Warriors. The primary destination is Lewa Adventure, home to Flash, the world's tallest vertical loop. Upon arrival, the travelers discover the park is packed with over 10,000 visitors due to Tomb Sweeping Day, a Chinese holiday. With the help of park staff, they manage to ride Flash twice, experiencing its incredible speed and massive 160-foot loop before being politely asked to leave because the park cannot accommodate them further due to the crowds. They then head to Ocean Park, chasing a rare roller coaster featuring a triple corkscrew element—only to find it closed and abandoned for years. Undeterred, the traveler embarks on a solo adventure to Geming Park (Revolution Park), a hidden amusement park located behind a children's hospital. There, they ride three hilariously janky coasters—including a
