Walibi Belgium | Unknown | Gerstlauer Family Coaster | 2025

[Niles]

Here are some more construction photos.




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[JoshC.]

That airtime hill looks lush.

 

[VonRolland]

looks like a new track construction possibly?

 

[TPoseOnTantrum]

Gerstlauer has given us a model at IAAPA, pretty sure its our first insight into the trains so stop me if we've seen them before... is 2x2 rolling stock a bit of an anomaly for them? Pretty sure they like their cozy single-row cars more usually...

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[VonRolland]

Gerstlauer has given us a model at IAAPA, pretty sure its our first insight into the trains so stop me if we've seen them before... is 2x2 rolling stock a bit of an anomaly for them? Pretty sure they like their cozy single-row cars more usually...
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maybe because its LSM powered?

 

[Hixee]

Should focus on fixing their horrible track shaping rather than new trains... but what do I know...?

 

[Trax]

Their Family coasters are usually quite smooth, and their shaping was always good? I don‘t get your argument. It‘s a Gerstlauer, not a Golden Horse.
The only issue with Gerstlauer are their Thrill-coasters. With every new one, they flip a coin to see if it‘s going to be a smooth ride or if every track-joint is rough.

 

[FogZog]

Should focus on fixing their horrible track shaping rather than new trains... but what do I know...?

Their shaping happens to be my favourite, just looks and rides so crazily.

 

[Hixee]

Oh please, there's always a lumpy-pumpy corner or two in there somewhere. Albeit I'm willing to concede that their family coasters are usually pretty excellent overall.

Not that that train looks much like a family coaster train to me, mind...

 

[JoshC.]

Tbf, Storm at TusenFryd is surprisingly smooth given it's Gerstlauer and an invert.

Maybe they are slowly turning a corner