Recent content by Lofty

Yeah, it's more than likely staff training, eradicating any potential issues with tech/operation and then they'll soft open with actual park guests.

I am LOVING this. Tomorrowland is by far one of the most cohesive, creative and impressive festivals on earth with some really cool whimsical ideology. I love that they're presenting this theme and am really interested to hear the audio used around the area. The only thing is, the name is a...

My point being, people complaining it isn't a Zamperla clearly have no experience of dealing with them or the outcome of their downtime.

Zamperla do not create rides that are reliable, especially in rain. Hardly sad to see they've not gone with them.

Yeah. The concept art is kinda like what you order on Wish and the outcome is what arrives. Saying that, the finish will be absolutely stunning if UR are involved.

I can't help but feel this might be the final nail in the coffin for them. Considering they're already 'running at a loss'.

I sincerely hope the Flying Theatre is better than Florida's, because it's utterly gash.

More shots of Decepticoaster taken from Gregory Hall's (Art Director for Universal Creative) LinkedIn feed. Also, a shot of 'Bumblebees Boogie', the teacup ride for the area. Which, I may add, is so ****ing cute. Link: LINKEDIN

It's just because it's a mounted POV. If you look at any mounted POV that doesn't use stabilisation does this.

Some photos/concepts of Yullbe were posted by the Senior Themed Designer, Bas Van Rijsbergen on Linkedin: Source: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/bas-van-rijsbergen-b1469552_yullbe-europapark-themedesign-activity-6712604054016573440-stU1

I LOVE the logo. Really cool.

Yeah, sorry, but this is just the tits. It's incredibly themed, if not to certain people's taste, there's no denying that it's ****ing obscene and potentially, alongside Klugheim, the best themed area of any theme park in Europe. It's really that simple.

I'm here for it, honestly. I think it could be really fab - Krampus folklore is brilliant anyway.

Yeah, Josh has it bang on. With a new area or ride, you want people with experience of dealing well under pressure, working efficiently and self-starters. You then move people around the park/attractions in order of progression from quietest areas to busier dependant on their ability as a staff...

I'd be really interested to see the type of elements this ride can actually do, and if the new track supports more versatile manoeuvres. The issue with the current Mack water coaster is that the up-stop wheels are TINY and I'm assuming that's the reason they can't really have really steep drops...