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It's going up. photos: Plopsa Coo

It's already the most popular ride in the park... https://twitter.com/jeffrey_faantje

/applies CSI zoom

Queue artwork... photos: Bobbejaanland

Another making-of... ...and a first glimpse of the new bobkarts: photo: Toverlandfansite

new for 2015: - new grandstands and new theme for the park's diving show - new movie "The Little Prince" in the 4D theater - new show with birds of prey - more lights & lasers for Huracan, the park's indoor Gerstlauer family coaster - new water effects for the Bengal Rapid River - new signs with live queue times + smartphone app - new playground & refurbished toilets in the kids area © Bellewaerde source: Bellewaerde

Family Coaster going up... photo: Energylandia

Looks like it fits after all... And as we speak, the drop is being finished... http://www.eftel-site.nl

There you go...

Some new construction photos, taken yesterday... © Themenparks Germany © Themenparks Germany © Themenparks Germany source & more: Themenparks Germany

Looks like the lifthill will be completed today... This morning's progress... photos:

Combine Holiday Park with a visit to Tripsdrill. Only an hour away.

Name & theme of the new slides: © Plopsa Coo source: Plopsa Coo

It already looks disturbing, and that's with bright work lights... photos: Neverland Themepark Projects

Better quality... And more track...

25 days until it opens... photos: Plopsaland

Or they could paint the asphalt/concrete as well. Some examples from F1 circuits that used a funky design to brighten up the run-off areas: Texas Texas Texas Bahrain Bahrain Paul Ricard, France Singapore

Screamscape seems to know more... source: Screamscape

Queue construction: photos: Bobbejaanland

I don't think that's official. https://www.facebook.com/tdr.jp

There is your answer. These are Maverick's current trains... They use a combination of a ancient 1960s lapbar and a thin, but hard shoulder restraint. Intamin used these between 2004 and 2011. If the park specifically mentioned Intimidator 305, then it's likely that the park will simply replace the hard shoulder part with a soft and flexible one. Intamin first installed these on Bakken's spinning coaster in 2009. i305 got them in the summer of 2010, a few months after the ride's opening. They haven't been used on any other ride. Since 2013 however, Intamin has started using properly shaped lapbars, without an additional shoulder element:

Sky Scream queue construction: photos: Neverland Themepark Projects

More Anaconda retracking: At the other side of the park, the rapid river is getting a new theme. Goodbye Poseidon, hello dinosaurs: source: Walygator

The ride will be named "The Cú Chulainn Coaster", after an Irish folk hero. (how to pronounce that: ) And the train... ... brace yourself... source: Tayto Park .