Ok, so a few thoughts (obviously based off of the video).
- The preshow is weird. I can't help but think if there was a blackout (or even a flash/blackout like on Flight of Passage), then the cave was revealed would've worked better than the set just slowly mincing out of the way.
- The hanging...
I still think the 7 across rows are ****ing weird. Plus, 21 riders per car?!
The only logical thought process is that they're looking to implement better operations on the single rider queueing system (if they even do it). So in theory, every single train could potentially have a family of...
I just love what they're doing with the place. I wish more parks would take a note from their book and expand on the guest experience offer over just whacking in another ride for the sake of it. These types of investments don't have a quick ROI like a new ride, but what they do have is...
Some of that theming is... weird? It just doesn't really make sense. I understand that sometimes theming doesn't and it's meant to just create atmosphere and heighten the experience - but some of it is just so ****ing odd.
I'm excited for whatever it is they're building. The park is starting to potentially feel a little stagnant and resting on its laurels, so I'm looking forward to them investing a little more.
Double post:
A new Mack Twist 'n' Splash named Heligvända is on its way to Rulantica in the recently expanded outdoor area.
Source: https://www.parkerlebnis.de/heligvaenda-rulantica-ankuendigung_136522.html
A little more information on Zamperla's Zetta Swing has surfaced online. Reported to reach a height of 60m and reach 90 km/h, it is certainly a beastly bit of kit.
The article is in Italian, but can easily be translated through Google Translate.
Article...
I'm really not against this, whatsoever? I think it delivers what the aim of it [potentially] is - high, fast and powerful, with a slight out of control feeling? If you look at the elements and sheer scale and forces it will deliver, there's nothing really in the UK that you can compare to it...
Not sure where it's going, but another Sartori Amusement Inverted Coaster rolled off the production line and has had its TUV certification. Anyone know where it's going?
Source...
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