Marcel46

Wood: Wodan - Europa-Park (40m) Steel: Silver Star - Europa-Park (73m)

I'm not gonna post the scores, I'm gonna post the episode: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HLktxQL_Ls

Yesterday they had a soft opening and there is already an Onride Video on YouTube: ADMIN EDIT - LINK REMOVED - TPR will have our own video up very soon!

Here is another great Video of the test runs:

Well, I guess I'll just have to learn the American units then. No, seriously, I can totally understand that this would be too much work. I also had some trouble with one of the additional question packs but I was able to fix that by myself. Overall I can say that the game is really well done and it's perfect for playing a quick round when I'm sitting in the bus on my way to school. And when there's a question about a coaster I've ridden by myself it makes me even happier. But there are also some questions aside from these height/length/speed questions where I'm like "How the heck am I supposed to know that?" For example: I see a picture of a coaster I don't know and the question is "What park is this coaster located at?" All the possible answers are Chinese parks whose names I can't pronounce and I obviously have never heard of. But that's not the game's fault, it's just a lack of my knowlegde. Great game, keep up the good work.

I downloaded the game several weeks ago and it's a very fun game, but I have a problem: I don't know anything about the American units like feet or mph. I'm using meters and km/h and when there is a question about the height, length or speed of a coaster I can't answer the question, although I sometimes even know the exact answer, but not in the American units. For example: I see a picture of Dodonpa and the question is "How fast does this roller coaster go?" I know that the top speed of Dodonpa is 172 km/h, but all the possible answers are given in mph and so I have to guess the answer, although I exactly know how fast Dodonpa goes. Same problem goes with length and height questions. This is kinda frustrating me and I'm kindly asking if you could bring an update that lets me choose of American and metric units if that wouldn't be a problem. Regards, a guy from Germany who doesn't know anything about the American units

Great Photos and Video, thanks for posting. Juvelen looks just awesome! It's very long, fast and has good amounts of twistieness.

And I thought Euro-Mir backwards was intense. This is a whole new level! But the trains kinda confuse me: they look both weird and awesome at the same time. And besides, I love Schwarzkopf coasters! Too bad, that this company doesn't exist anymore. I think, that Anton Schwarzkopf was one of the most important people in coaster history (along with Werner Stengel).

More painful wooden coaster POV! Yay!

And I thought Bandit at Movie Park was painful. But I can feel the pain on this coaster just by watching the video.

This SLC kinda confuses me. Some people say, it's their favourite SLC while others say it's one of the worst SLCs ever built because it has way too much

I sense some serious Airtime on this Coaster. And thanks especially for the Black Mamba Video. Now I'm even more looking forward to my visit in late May. It has been a way too long time since my last visit to Phantasialand.

Hey Guys! I created my Account today and thought I should introduce myself. So that's what I'm gonna do now. My Name is Marcel, I'm 14 years old an I live in Munich in Gemany. I have always been kind of interested in roller coasters and stuff, but after my visit to Europa Park in May/June 2012 I became obsessed with coasters. I found a german forum called Coasterfriends which I am very active on. Maybe some of you know this forum. I actually recognized some CF-users here on TPR. My coaster count is currently 52 because I didn't really get to visit many parks outside of Germany. One of them was Disneyland in Paris, which was GREAT. So that's my introduction and I hope to have a great time here. P.S.: My favorite roller coaster right now is the Silver Star at Europa Park because it has a lot of