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The worst about this: If you are staying off property, you will have to wait longer until you can make your reservations that you paid for. That means that over 60,000 people (apparently WDW has >30k hotel rooms) are in front of you to grab the fast passes for the most interesting attractions...

After last years visit was dominated by nearly continuous rain, I was eager to return to Parc Asterix for the chance to experience most of their rides in a good weather. Thanks to their great hotel deals (we paid ~520€ for 2 nights + 2 days at the park with 3 people), I had a chance to go back...

If it was water and a water ride (+ a hot day), I'd actually find it funny. But this... I have a some words for the guy doing this, but those would get me banned from this forum.

A boy to his father on Taron's brakerun: "It was even faster than this morning!" His father: "Yes, because the hydraulic has gotten warmer"

Apparently I was completely wrong. As of now (3pm local time), the maximum wait in Fantasy Springs is just 20 minutes. For comparison: Space mountain at the neighbouring Tokyo Disneyland sits at a comfortable 85 minutes wait right now If I recall correctly, they only let you in if you have a...

Maybe it’s because of the official opening date being tomorrow? I do imagine that most guests interested in the expansion will have a trip planned for after it’s opened and just a comparably small amount coming earlier after hearing of a soft opening.

The scale of this project will never cease to amaze me.

It’s a new ride, so recency bias will help it a lot. The more interesting reviews will come in a year or so. Keep also in mind that local thoosies may hype it to bits because it’s the first ride with real airtime in the UK. To be fair, Icon last row gives some nice ejector in places, but that...

Or cut out parts of the track as seen on The Ride to Happiness by Tomorrowland. Definitely doesn’t happen overnight.

Be aware of the tunnel towards Turin - it cost us 48€ in 2021 for a one way drive.

Aaaand it’s trimmed. Still, the amount of trims is not even close to what Formula Rossa has, but they will make it slightly less insane.

As of now, the ride is still shut down, with no opening date being published anymore. According to an article on Loopings.nl, about 15,000 people were able to ride the attraction, which is about as much as a regular rafting ride can do within a single day...

To be clear: This is an opinion of someone who hasn't ridden Hyperia yet. But my main issue with its lenght is that it is neither a full fledged layout, nor a one trick pony. It's a bit in an identity crisis. It has a total of 4 elements after the drop (turnaround, outward banked, that...

not an official source, but those guys usually know what they are talking about (german); most posts do contain a source as well. https://www.kirmesforum.de/threads/m%C3%BCnchen-80336-oktoberfest-21-09-06-10-2024.66655/

When the 240ft coaster is considered the „step-up“ ride in a park 🤣

I don’t expect them to ever go public with the specific issue. If it was a mechanical one (as it looks now), it would imply a safety risk and they wouldn’t go public. If it was an electrical issue, it would imply that they didn’t do enough testing and therefore compromise the rides safety - so...

After seeing Europa Park going with a quad LSM layout… couldn’t Intamin do the same with their (more powerful) LSM modules? It wouldn’t be as insane as the original, but I feel about 3g average are reasonable. Would at least be some kind of worthy replacement. And Intamin should ride...

There can only be one answer to the question of the best invert: Monster at Walygator. Take Raptor at Cedar point, remove any trimms and you got yourself a decent amount of insanity. I wanted to write „complete insanity“ at first, but that title has to go to Tornado. But for an invert, it is...

I’ve had multiple rides this week, and Voltron can be an amazing coaster. But it can also be horrible. The good trains are fine on the inner seats and rough, but still bearable on the outer ones. The bad trains are rough on the inside and horrible on the outer seats. I think I would rather...

If I recall correctly, that „lift“ is supposed to be a 120 km/h launch, so there is plenty of chance for decent airtime.