aviadigit

Wow, this is some really scary news! My thoughts go out to the families of the victims...I've been on Fabbri booster-type rides lots of times and I visited Tibidabo just last May. I didn't ride this back then because the line was way too long but still... This ride was built in 2006 and it's not a ''special'' or ''one-of-a-kind'' ride, and that's what makes it so scary. I just hope Tibidabo doesn't get blamed for this because it's a really great little park and I just can't imagine them doing poor maintenance or anything. Also, I was just wondering, were there any other accidents on Fabbri rides in the past?

I was driving past the Vekoma factory in Schiedam, The Netherlands today, and I saw this truck with green track on it. Does anyone know wich coaster this could be for? Here's the picture(sorry for the crappy quality, but I took the picture with my cellphone while I was driving!!) http://www.imagebam.com/image/0bebfa39245575 aviadigit

Thanks everybody for the soon reactions! I'm also thinking about going to PortAventura, does anyone know how the lines will be there at the last week of april(21-28)? The Fastpass they offer is quite expensive(42 euro), and I can't affort that for more than one day, also Furuis Baco does not have a Fastpass line. So PortAventura is more than twice as expensive as Parque Warner, is it worth the money? Regards, aviadigit

Hi everybody, I've been reading this website for over a year, but now I really need your help. Since Ryanair offers really cheap flights from Brussels to Madrid, I was thinking about going to Parque Warner at the end of april. But their website is only in Spanish so maybe you guys could give me some information. I have a few questions: What is the cheapest way of going from Madrid Airport to Parque Warner? Are there any (cheap)hotels near the park? What is the best day to go? What is the regular wait time on the most popular coasters? Do they have any kind of Fast/Flash-pass system, and how does it work/what does it cost? (Sorry for my bad English!) Regards, aviadigit