Photo TR: Beijing Parks (July 5 and 6, 2015)

[The Angry Darren Mullins]

July 5, 2015:

 

I arrived in Beijing at about 6:45 am. Lianhuachi Park is right next to Beijing West Railway Station. I walked over to the park and found a small collection of rides. There was a small coaster among the rides. At 7:45 am, I got to ride the coaster. By 8:30, I was at Black Bamboo Park where there is another small collection of rides that includes a small coaster. I rode this coaster before 9 am. I had been to two parks and ridden two coasters before 9 am on the same day.

 

Sun Park was up next. There are 10 coasters here. I had visited Sun Park 5 and 1/2 years ago. Some new rides have been added here. I rode the knock off motorbike coaster and found it to be more intense the the genuine ride at Chimelong Paradise. I also rode Crazy Skateboard. This was very intense. The park has also added to twin helix powered coasters. Just why would a park do such a thing? One is enough.

 

I went over to Wang Feng Pavilion Park next. This park is close to Beijing south railway station. There is a small collection of rides that includes a coaster (that had the same layout at the one at Black Bamboo park). There is also a flume ride here. This park finished up my day.

 

July 6, 2015:

 

I woke up early to catch a bus to Badaling with the intention of visiting the Great Wall Of China. The bus never stopped at the Great Wall entrance, so I rode clear to Yangqing. The bus terminal was very close to Yangqing Children's Amusement Park. This became park #450 for me. I rode a couple of rides here. One of the rides is a knock off Wacky Worm. It became coaster #930 for me. After visiting this park, I went to the Great Wall Of China. I climbed up two mountains (one to the south and the other to the north). This place is very much worth visiting. It was a great day. I have now ridden 930 coasters, visited 450 parks and discovered 276 coasters before RCDB or ACE could find them.

I got off the train at 6:45am and walked to Lianhuachi Park which is next to Beijing West Train station.

There is a small area with rides here.

A little coaster is here.

I rode this coaster at 7:45am.

It is not even 8:30am yet and I am at my second park of the day. It is Black Bamboo Park.

There is a small area of rides in this park. A kiddie coaster with a figure eight layout is here.

It is not yet 9am and I am already at my second park of the day riding a coaster.

It has some nice scenery.

I have moved on to Sun Park to ride the Chinese version of the motorbike coaster.

It is a large ride.

It is much better than the one I rode at Chimelong Paradise.

Crazy Skateboard was intense near the end of the ride.

Space Scooter is one of two double helix powered coasters at Sun Park.

Just why would Sun Park have two of the same coaster?

Here is the other powered coaster.

Roller Coaster (that is the name of this one) seemed to be the most popular ride in the park.

Wang Feng Pavilion Park is near Beijing South Railway station.

No park should be without one of these.

Wang Feng Pavilion has a nice little flume.

A small coaster is here.

I went north of Beijing the next morning to Yangqing. I visited Yangqing Children's Amusement Park.

This Tiltawhirl is an old ride, but the cars have been replaced recently.

This ride was fun.

A Wacky Worm knockoff is here.

It is always good to get a credit.

After leaving the park...

...I hit a wall.

[Gutterflower]

Good report

 

You certainly had a better experience on the motor bike than i did. Rode it opening week and it was pretty slow. Sounds like its warmed up a bit though. or maybe they just launch it faster now.

 

Crazy Skateboard was a nice surprise. A bit rickity but provides a decent ride.

[bert425]

that is a beautiful picture at the Great Wall.

 

what time of day was it that it was so crowded? (I'd assume it's always crowded).