Ozano305

Ik what you mean, but couldnt you just make sure to not attack the bigger and famous rides prime time and do the high capacity rides that time frame ? Like, right when the park opens, you could rush to all the big main attractions and ride them one by one if youre fast enough. After that, let the prime time come in and go to the big capacity rides with not so high queue time. Somewhere to the ending times of the park, go to the bigger rides you have missed out in the morning again, this is the best way feel like to attack this.

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Cool to see someone from there here too. I have tried every position and weird, for me its the front right seat which gives you the best feeling as well as view lol.

Today, when i visited my fave park, i had an extra amount of those people who had to not queue at all and could just cut the line with these fast-passes. What is your opinion on them ? Do you hate them (not the people lol), and if not, do you buy them ? If yes, when ?

Nice to know! In my known parks, i usually run whenever the park entrance opens to the hyper coasters i know are the best to get at least 2 runs in. After that, it will usually be full, so i rush to the other hyper coaster at somewhere the end of the park and do the same. After that, i decide what to do lol. But i will keep your method in mind whenever i visit new parks!!

It might be, but then again, iam actually quiet shoked because even people from arround the world say this, like this cant be the best one out there in the whole world lol, i have seen enough other coaster pov to say this.

Visited Holiday Park in Germany today, because its near me, for "Expedition GeForce" mainly. Man, i have ridden quiet a bit of coasters arround europe and i can say, this thing still tops all of them for me by miles. That first inversion drop with the speed into the most intense and longest air-time hill i have ever experienced and seen is enough to make you litterly launch out of your seats. As if this was not enough already, it also uses lap-bar restraints. The rest of the ride is fast paced and features standard elements and intense air-time hills too, but not so long ones as the first one. Pro tip: If you plan on riding this, definitly go for the front seat only! For some reason, i get the most of the intense air-time this way, not as much from the back seat, and on top of that you get the typical "speed wind and front view" effect.

Good point you have!!!!

Thank you so much for this answer. This helped out a ton!! and yes, parks in europe, especially germany, are really top tier, especially Europe Park and the Expedition GeForce in HolidayPark, cant talk about all other countries in europe, need to visit their parks all step by step now.

Hello, I am new and excited to be here and finally found like-minded people. So I always loved theme/amusement parks, not the least all the thrill and adrenalin you get from all the different rides. In the past years, I have visited 1-2 max per year such parks and always had a blast, now I want to step my game up to visit them more often, at least 1 time per month if possible. I have put to my goal to experience new rides instead of the same 3 good parks I have access to in my country. Now, I have a couple of questions about how to start: What is your ritual or what are your go-to things to do when first looking for a new park and then when you arrive there, how do you start, which places do you visit first of a park? Do you think it's a good idea to go blind inside any park, like just book the ticket online and not inform yourself beforehand about all the attractions? Also, when you have ridden all the good attractions, do you select a fave of them all to ride again, with different seat positions this time, to see if it feels better? I am glad to receive any answer!!