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Mr. Bones' Wild Ride is a custom-designed ride from the computer simulation game Roller Coaster Tycoon ii. The ride purportedly lasted four years of game time for each virtual passenger and included an go out path that led dorsum to the entrance of the ride, creating a never catastrophe loop. The story is often associated with the abbreviation "2Spooky", the song "Spooky, Scary Skeletons" by Andrew Gold and a creepypasta story of the aforementioned proper noun.

Origin

On March 26th, 2012, an anonymous 4chan^[2] user started a thread in the /5/ (video games) board, which included several screen captures from the amusement park management simulation game Roller Coaster Tycoon two. The images showed a 30,696 human foot roller coaster track with 38 riders that took four years of in-game fourth dimension to complete. The original poster (OP) provided greentext descriptions of the images, explaining that passengers were constantly yelling "I desire to get off Mr. Basic Wild Ride." Later on the coaster concluded, the passengers walked down a large path leading to another entrance to the ride, where they were greeted by an installation of a skeleton with a top hat and a sign reading "The ride never ends." Prior to beingness archived, the thread accumulated over 325 responses.

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Creepypasta

After the 4chan thread was posted, a creepypasta^[i] surfaced about a user visiting the Busch Gardens theme park while on holiday, where he discovers a strange ride every bit he wanders the park. Later getting on the ride, he notices a giant skeleton tipping his chapeau side by side to a sign which read "Mr. Bone's Wild Ride."

So anyone who's been on the /v/ board at 4chan. probably knows about Mr. Bone's Wild Ride. For those who don't, it was a ride someone fabricated for Roller Coaster Tycoon. Information technology was one of those actually slow motor car rides just with a twist. It had xxx,696 anxiety of rail and a ride time of seventy real time minutes, around iv years ingame time. In improver at that place were those props of the skeleton holding out his top chapeau scattered around here and there, every bit if to mock the customers. Needless to say, there were a lot of passengers screaming "I WANT TO GET OFF MR. Os'S WILD RIDE!"

Now hither's where things go really good. In one case the ride came to a stop, the passengers found themselves on a long path that took about 2 hours to traverse. Once they reached the end, they found themselves facing a sign that read "Mr. Bones says: The ride never ends!"

The path lead straight back to the entrance of Mr. Bone'southward Wild Ride. In that location was nowhere else to go. In other words, they were fucked. Needless to say this gained a lot of popularity on /v/ and people started making their own Mr. Bones Wild Ride. I was i of them and made a version with the ghost train ride. You know the one that's commonly a huge death trap. It didn't terminal as long as the original but information technology did take a twist. Near the finish it launched the cars into a small shed with a sign on the side that said "Bask your stay!" I killed about 20 people with that ride and laughed my ass off as they each went one by one to their graves.

Fast forward a few weeks and I was in Busch Gardens on vacation. I was wandering around trying to decide what to ride. That'due south when I noticed a ride that hadn't been there the terminal fourth dimension I visited. Information technology was weird because it had never been advertised and there was nil on the map about it. I figured "what the hell" and got in line.

Surprisingly the line wasn't very long. I but waited about 10 minutes to become on. Information technology was i of those motor car rides which is kind of weird because they already had i elsewhere in the park. Why would they open upwards a 2nd one? Afterward buckling in I looked upward ahead and froze. There was a giant skeleton upwards alee tipping a chapeau to me with a sign over his head. "No…" I whispered. The sign read "Mr. Bone's Wild Ride".

I struggled with my restraints just they wouldn't come off. I begged the employee contolling the ride to assist and that I had changed my heed but he ignored me. My automobile started moving and I screamed in terror. Upward ahead the track stretched on for what seemed like forever. "I WAN'T TO Become OFF MR. Os'S WILD RIDE!"

Spread

On March 28th, 2012, Redditor lessonplan submitted a post to the /r/gaming^[four] subreddit titled "One does not simply become off of Mr. Basic' Wild Ride," which included several screenshots from the 4chan thread. Prior to beingness archived, the mail received over 4,250 up votes and 225 comments. On April 3rd, FunnyJunk^[7] user SweatyAnReady submitted the aforementioned set up of screenshots to the Internet humor site, which received over nineteen,500 views and 323 up votes within the next half-dozen months. On May 10th, a Facebook^[vi] page for "Mr. Bones' Wild Ride" was created, receiving 150 likes within the next v months. On May 22nd, a "Mr. Bones" thread^[iii] was created in the /v/ lath on 4chan, which received over 875 replies prior to being archived. On April 2nd, 2015, YouTuber Pictoghost uploaded a LEGO terminate motion animation based on the creepypasta (shown below).

On Nov 28th, 2016, Redditor drumbtr submitted a gallery of photographs showing a custom roller coaster in the game Planet Coaster designed to resemble Mr. Bones' Wild Ride (shown below). Prior to being archived, the post gained over 1,200 points (93% upvoted) and 200 comments on /r/PlanetCoaster.^[nine]

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On August 8th, 2017, YouTuber DanielFromSL uploaded a Garry's Mod griefing video featuring references to "Mr. Basic Wild Ride" (shown below).

T-Shirt

The online retailer Crimson Bubble^[viii] sells screen printed t-shirts featuring a skeleton holding a elevation lid accompanied past the phrase "I survived Mr. Os'south Wild Ride" (shown below).