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Yeah, I wasn't a fan of Dreamcatcher, one ride was more than enough. Vicky the Ride is a bit better, but nothing particularly interesting to write home about. Halvar (or Smurf something as it is known as now) is the better coaster of the two, but it still sucks to not get both of them after...

Is this a different project from Majaland Katowice that they have listed for a planned opening in 2026 on their website? It does feel a bit odd to have two major projects opening in such close proximity in the same year. Also, on the topic of the other possible locations that are mentioned in...

Wow, we're a bit early into the construction, but someone just has to be first, huh? ;)

Yeah, mine are also due for an update, since these have changed quite a fair bit over the past 3 years. The first two post-pandemic trips in particular had a big impact on my numbers, as they were mostly based on revisiting some of the old favorites. Top 10 most ridden coasters are: =1. Troy...

Vertigo was a Technical Park Flying Fury (pretty much a vertical flat ride, so it took up basically no space). I've never visited the park when this was still in operation, but afaik, it was located in the Western part of the park, between the drop tower and the Zierer Force coaster.

I assume the purpose of this poll is to see what the current views of it are and then do it again once enough people have done it with the new trains? But as you said, since most of us are Europe based, there won't be a huge number of frequent posters that will have done the new trains by the...

Date: 27/02/2024 Park: Lucky Flitzer Flachau Roller Coasters: 1 Front Row/Back Row/Solo/New-to-Me: 1 Water/Dark/Flat/Other Attractions: 0 Shows: 0 New-for-2024: 0 ORP/ORV/Character/Proof of Solo Ride: 0 CF-Live: N Trip Report: N Bonus Coasters: None Points added = 26

Vodice, Slovenia

Womp, womp, lists; 1. Klagenfurt 🇦🇹 (first: July 2000, last: July 2001) 2. Heraklion 🇬🇷 (July 2000) 3. Rhodes 🇬🇷 (July 2001) 4. Ljubljana 🇸🇮 (first: February 2003, last: April 2022) 5. Frankfurt 🇩🇪 (first: February 2003, last: August 2014) 6. Singapore 🇸🇬 (February 2003) 7. Langkawi 🇲🇾 (February...

4 years later and it's moderately fruitful in terms of the new Intamins (only grabbed 70 odd coasters since then, so fair play) Indiana Jones et le Temple du Péril, Disneyland Paris (2009) iSpeed, Mirabilandia (2009) Superman: Escape from Krypton, SFMM (2011) DiVertical, Mirabilandia (2012)...

Started writing this on a slow day at work, forgot to save it and lost it. So I'm making good use of the last slow day at work this year. :P Coaster count at start of 2023: 352 Coaster count at end of 2023: 374 Coaster count increase: 22 (kind of on the low end of the average/decent coaster...

Also hanging at a 90° angle before the drop might be pretty uncomfortable without any upper body support. Tough to do a lap-bars only tilt, unless you do it the Jinma style.

Fair, though I do feel that Magic Mountain was pretty decent with the new Vekoma trains (and before the horrid retrack, though I can't speak through personal experience). Hell, I thought it tracked better than Raptor in 2019... Blue Tornado and Sequoia are worse than Ortobruco Tour, I can give...

And Eurosat was replaced by a new and mostly identical coaster as well and it wasn't considered a new coaster by rcdb or coaster-count. Likewise, Plopsaland and Parc Asterix have replaced their aging Tivolies with identical coasters and rcdb didn't make new entries for either of those. It's...

I think my mindset has changed a few times since I became an enthusiast, though at the moment, I feel like I'm more in the B category rather than A. And even if I do go on trips to regions that don't have any worthwhile coasters, I usually try to tack something else that is of interest on. But...

Any idea on what's going on with Twister? From what I gathered, it hasn't run since September 2022 and while there was some obvious retracking going on in October 2022, the recent reports suggest that the ride is more or less standing idle. Was its extended closure also in part a casualty of the...

Been a while, so... 2020s: Ride to Happiness, Plopsaland De Panne (#1) 2023: Bucklbahn, Eis Greissler Manufaktur (not in top50) 2022: Jumanji, Slovenian Fairs (not in top50) 2021: Ride to Happiness, Plopsaland De Panne (#1) 2020: F.L.Y., Phantasialand (#35) 2010s: Wildfire, Kolmarden (#2) 2019...

I can only confirm it was absolutely dreadful and managed to draw some blood from a pimple that was forming behind the ear of my hormonal teenage head. Never again. Nice to hear you've had a great day out. I need to get myself back to Walibi, as the last time I've been, the operations were...

Been a few years since this topic was last touched and this new game they're playing at r/rollercoasters has reminded me we had something similar going on in the past. Abyssus, Energylandia (#21) Black Mamba, Phantasialand (#16) Colorado Adventure, Phantasialand (outside top50) Diving Machine...

I love how they claim raising 80k€ with their 'lifetime access' ticket scheme is somehow a world record - as if there has been any other leisure project anywhere in the world that started selling tickets before realizing that building massive rides doesn't exactly classify as farmland.