Rill'o'beily

I'm very excited for this if it is really happening, two rare classics that I love in one park? In my favourite holiday country?

Honestly I'm so glad I planned my europe roadtrip going through poland in 2018 With this and energylandia's hyper...

Red Force sounds like it was an alternative name for the soviet army at some point

On page 872 he posted a vid of the same ridetype in a russian park which had really weak launches

Then i recalled wrong

Iirc a small section of jetline was repainted for last summer, maybe they're painting the rest of it now?

Doesn't really matter in the end though since it will pull even more people into the park, I can't even imagine how much profit this park must make considering how much the tickets cost and how packed it is at all times, especially when there's a brand new ride.

Forgot a few of those... oops

Wait are there any besides wild mouse rides? I can only come up with Sierra Sidewinder and the escapes from atlantises

Just as a psa Vonkaputous was mostly closed the latter half of 2016, well before it would've been closed due to cold. 2018 project?

I don't understand how it costs so much. Apparently it cost them 10 million euro. Their big intamin invert tornado cost 2 million less than that (adjusted from marks to current euro)

Am I wrong or is this technically intamins third full circuit inverted coaster?

I got planet coaster as a gift about a bit over a month ago, and ever since I've worked on this little themepark every now and then. The park currently has 5 coasters and 3 flats, of which 2 im not so proud of (but hey they were my first efforts.) I'll be showcasing each attraction one by one on this thread and I appreciate any possible feedback anyone might have for me. Let's begin with: LOVIBOND Not the most roll-off-the-tongue-y name I know but I got inspired by the Vliegende Hollander at Efteling, but didn't want to use any generic pirate ride name, so I wanted the name of a ghost ship and at first thought mary celeste, but it would've been too new for the theme. The ride is a gerstlauer eurofighter but most of it is indoors. Only the finale and splashdown are outdoors, people enter the ride through a building/cave entrance on the general pathway from which they traverse through a shipwreck and a pirate camp to find themselves in some sort of old brick building with music playing, small flames lighting up the walls and an 8 person vehicle waiting for them to board. The ride stops and starts, there are moments where there's scenery to look at or a scene happening as the ride has 9 cars traveling the course at once, so it's heavily blocksectioned which suits an indoor themed darkride-coaster like this one. View of the splashdown from the street Overview of the exterior from an upper perspective (the mountain isn't very well dressed but from street level it's not very visible) Some area surrounding the entrance The entrance Queue area 1 Queue area 2 Station angle 1 Station angle 2 And here's an onride video* of the ride! [youtu_be]https://youtu.be/cuo-ap8jwb0[/youtu_be] *It's a bit choppy but it was filmed with fraps and the park is kinda busy

Offtopic but i found this on a schwarzkopf memory website: Assumably those tendons flex all the time when the ride goes through curves as well? I wonder if chance uses the exact same system

I'm kind of confused on how the sideways drive wheels can be on a curve?

You know a coaster is good when they make you wear a helmet and a neck-cushion

The chance toboggan isn't a worst ending it's just a worst in general. There's nothing not worst about those things.

Honestly I've seen better chicken & waffles in some obscure kiosks in small towns around the world, I mean sure if it tastes good but don't call it chicken & waffles

With a drop that high I'd factor in air resistance. It can only hit a certain speed until it stops accelerating, so I'm guessing it could only go that high up back.

We're talking about the country that harnesses the energy of the tears of people lost in blue and yellow furniture stores to power itself, so I'm guessing they'll find a way to fit it in. (In all seriousness though we just need to trust the geniuses over there to fit them in somehow, by my understanding spinrock already took more space than it needed.)

Idk if this is the right place to post about this, and I don't know if this was already known but the SBNO Knightmare/BMRX coaster at the defunct camelot park has appeared on IE-Park's 2nd hand page

Tbh I would brave to try that.

That sounds like the english speaking six flags employees tried coming up with the name by looking at an english to french dictionary

Btw this ride got some slightly more "scary" scares added onto it recently with a few more cool effects, and in the scare-event there were live witches roaming around! (scare-event that wasn't at halloween because it would be too cold to have the park open on halloween)

Anything with these formats: "Thing: The Blank" "The thing: Blank" "Thing: Blank's blank" "Thing: Blank of/from/the blank" etc you get the point