Drew Geyer
Drew Geyer makes The Coaster Scoop, taking fans along on roller coasters, waterslides and attractions around the world through first-person ride videos.
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Drew’s happenings, collected from public sources, plus his backstory and Starbook, where fans write.
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YouTubeOverview
- Known as
- The Coaster Scoop
- Work
- Travel creator and ride videographer
- Early uploads
- First YouTube video posted January 25, 2020, according to Famous Birthdays.
- Audience milestones
- One million YouTube subscribers on February 11, 2024; two million on February 20, 2025, recorded in his channel description.
Mini bio
How it started.
Drew’s The Coaster Scoop channel dates to 2019. Famous Birthdays places his first upload on January 25, 2020. The channel’s own milestone list records 100 subscribers in April 2020 and 5,000 in June 2022.
Finding his audience.
His work puts viewers in the ride seat, from full coaster compilations to short clips of waterslides and drops. His channel records reaching 100,000 subscribers in January 2023 and one million in February 2024.
Beyond the ride.
Drew also works with destinations. In his own LinkedIn posts, he describes filming with other creators on Yas Island and partnering with more than 20 parks, attractions and experience operators during an Australia and New Zealand trip.
Creditschronological, newest first
- 2026Riding Every Roller Coaster at EnergylandiaCreator, The Coaster Scoop
- 2026Dinoconda at China Dinosaurs ParkCreator, The Coaster Scoop
- 2025SeaWorld Hypersphere 360 POVCreator, The Coaster Scoop
- 2025Six Flags Fiesta Texas coaster compilationCreator, The Coaster Scoop
Quotes
People don’t remember everything they watch, they remember the things that catch their attention.Drew Geyer, LinkedIn
Reflecting on how wearing Crocs in ride videos became a recurring talking point among viewers.
Trivia
- He says Crocs became a running joke in his videos, with viewers debating socks, sport mode and whether the shoes would fly off.
- His Dinoconda video uses a mounted angle that shows the seats rotating, instead of only showing what a rider sees.
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