Germany trip advice

[zeirdo]

Hi all,

 

in 24 hours I am leaving for my first ever international coaster trip, to Germany. I will be visiting (in order) 2/09: Phantasialand, 3/09 moviepark, 4/09: holiday park 5&6/09: europa park.

Any advice you might have on how to make this trip great would be very welcome.

Especially on where to eat in and around (at night) the parks.

 

Thanks to all,

 

Zeirdo

[Chris Benvenuto]

Hey I can help....just for Phantasialand....sorry

 

 

I would really suggest getting on Black Mamba first there, it had an hour wait when I visited and they normally didn't open it till 10:30. Oh wait, there was water in the loop portion, they had to drain it....Now I remember!!

 

But I highly recommend Phantasialand to anyone, It is like the German Disneyland of sorts....such beauty!! and Europa Park I've heard is like the German Disneyworld.

 

But those are my understandings....sorry....off topic....

 

But have a great time!! Post a PTR when you return!! I look forward to it!!

[SharkTums]

There's an Italian Restaurant in the Colosseo Hotel at Europa that's really good!

 

They served us meat in boats on fire!! Oh and they had unlimited bread!

[zeirdo]

Tnx for the feedback.

We (me and my future wife) will be leaving in about 7 hours. I'm looking very much forward to it, You can expect photo and video tr when I'm back.

 

Cheers,

 

zeirdo

[tinflowers]

Learning any German for the trip?

[zeirdo]

I have been back since last night.

 

Shotrly put, expedition geforce was incredible, silver star trimmed to hell (the kiddy coaster had better airtime) and black mamba was amazing.

 

I have about 1 gig of foto and video to sort through, so the updates will be comming in the near future.

 

And I actually already knew some german. Most parks have English speaking staff, but as I did not stay on site, German came in very useful.