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Well I wouldn't say paris has a more suitable climate for an all year round theme park. But yeah, explanation is politics and money.

He aims for easter week, which is from April 2nd to April 8th so my guess is around April 1st or so could be open, but u never know, park hasn't confirmed anything officially, its what the park manager aims for.

Yup that’s right, and according to various sources, it’s gonna be worlds first!!! I’m actually way too excited to see the coasters final result!

Yesssss!!!!!!!! The camelback, a twist, and a corkscrew have been installed. This already makes it the 3rd inversion in the coaster and the 6th corkscrew in the same park! However, this is more promising since it goes over a pathway at high speed. As to the camelback, well just by telling you...

My guess is a new park and then keeping PA to their standards, they have more than enough space!

Completely agree.

Plus, Universal seems more stable nowadays as to how to manage a park compared to back then. They have an easier job now, while still a challenge, to bring PA to their standards. And they sure know how to bring crowds. The first harry potter, Nintendo world, or Jurassic world/park area in Europe...

Yeah operationswise portaventura is kinda terrible and Universal buying it would be a whole different world. But I think an important sum of money could make the current PA owners agree to sell it. Anyway as I said nothing is confirmed nor there is an specific source as it’s many people who...

There has been a very strong rumor lately that Universal is highly interested in buying PortAventura again. It seems like they already held conversations between high executives from both PortAventura and Universal (including PortAventura´s very owners), and were apparently spotted in the park...

completely understand why somebody would think like that. I think this is one of those things u either like or hate hahaha. I thought the same with kondaa´s cobra roll but now I really like it, guess I'm used to weird Intamin structures but will have to see it in person.

There is something about it I love, probably its uniqueness cuz never have I seen such stall in a steel coaster! 😍 Source: @obras_pw instagram account.

Also, love how TRTH-styled coaster is back there casually. Yeah, we all agree that´s a normal day at Cedar Point.

that explains what I saw there when I rode it HAHAHAHAHA, I was like "what on earth is this".

hmmm, gotta be honest with yall, visually is not what I was expecting exactly... way too asymmetric and has pretty weird shapes for the supports. IDK hopefully with the track, this looks much better, and over time I get used to it and like it more. Happened the same to me with the noninverted...

It certainly looks like a very interesting opponent. I can't judge right now as I have to see those very last elements and the "unique inversion in the world" or so was described to me. It might be shorter, lower, and probably not as fast (as max speed will be 104 km/h) as Toutatis, but hey will...

yeah, I was told it was gonna be tall but dude, that support is more than twice as tall as a 2 story building... wtf? It seems like that will make it shorter but hopefully still enjoyable and visually beautiful, can't judge by the supports only right now.

That beginning looks sick! Love the fact that is one on its kind and custom, that makes it so unique! Can’t wait to see what else this coaster has to offer hahaha.

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minute 14 (u can try to activate translated subtitles). According to this youtuber’s sources we are getting a new gen 2.0 train revision in this coaster!!! Just hoping that source is reliable and this becomes true. Although idk what else they can improve in commodity if the last gen trains are...

we are gonna have our very own ice breaker finali hahahaha. What do u think of this bizarre-looking spike source: @obras_pw