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Day 3 - Plopsaland De Panne (AKA: Everything Goes Wrong) From the genesis of the trip, I knew that directly before or after my time in Paris would be ideal for hitting a more substantial park. As my Plopsaland annual pass was set to expire a week after the trip, I felt that it would be simply...

Day 2 - Foire du Trône On Paris marathon day, one of the non-runners in my group had selected a few ideal points on the route to cheer our runner on. Upon arriving at the first stop (about the 10k mark), our exit from the subway was greeted by a large sign with what appeared to be a...

Intro One of my friends from university running the Paris marathon provided the ideal excuse for a group holiday. Being the shameless cred whore that I am, I added in a few diversions in search of new coasters to add to the count. My story begins in Beauvais – cheap flights from Manchester...

When are people betting on this being open? Supposedly staff onsite have claimed the project is "still on track" for a Spring opening - that said, that's a pretty wide window and there looks to be quite some work left to go. Desperate to ride this thing ASAP, but equally I remember The Smiler's...

TDolphin is a below average Intamin hyper with an iconic setting, whereas Panic Coaster is an above average little family coaster with a fun theme. Whilst TDolphin is worse relative to it's ride type, I think I still preferred it overall. I also can't help but feel that Gekion proved the...

Day 7 - Tokyo and Hanayashiki Asakusa I tried to hit Hanayashiki in the first stretch of my trip whilst visiting Senso-Ji temple, but I arrived at the gate to find it very much closed. Ah well, I’ll be back. Fast forward basically 2 weeks and I was indeed back. The park itself is fantastically...

Day 6 - Fuji-Q Highland My final big stop of the trip was Fuji-Q. They’re home to a selection of Japan’s best coasters, with Eejanaika being my single most anticipated ride of the trip. That said, they’re also notorious for their awful operations and ride downtime. Did it live up to the hype...

Day 5 - DisneySea Being somewhat strapped for time on this trip, I had decided to only do one of the two Tokyo Disney parks. Being the more unique of the two, DisneySea was the obvious choice. Previously, I’ve had the pleasure of visiting two Disney Resorts, Paris and Florida, though Paris is...

Day 4 - Yokohama and Odaiba Originally on this day I had been planning to go to a train station in the middle of nowhere, Yairo, to follow in the footsteps of Jet Lag: The Game. Upon reviewing my itinerary a few weeks before I left, I decided that a 4 hour round trip Shinkansen to go to the...

Day 3 - Nagashima Spa Land My day visiting Nagashima Spa Land began with a 5:40am alarm. Urgh. Bags packed and armed with a miscellaneous set of 7/11 snacks, I hopped on the metro to Shin Osaka then headed to Nagoya. Nagashima became part of my trip itinerary as an enroute stop on my day in...

Day 2 - Universal Studios Japan (USJ) My week or so of sightseeing across Japan was just coming to an end. Me and my trip partner spent time in Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto, Nara and Hiroshima, finally ending up in Osaka. After I sadly said my goodbyes and she headed on to Hong Kong, I began to gear up...

Intro It's been a while since I travelled beyond Europe. After spending most of my Summer working in Oxford, I knew I'd have the some spare funds and the desire to do something unforgettable with them. Whenever I was off the clock, I was planning. This lead to a couple of small scale trips...

Intro In July 2022, I visited Turkey with family - it was my first international trip for a long time, and I had a great time visiting Istanbul, Cappadocia and Antalya. Despite not primarily being a theme park excursion, of course I managed to squeeze a few visits in! I'm mainly writing this...

My personal prediction is that in 2017 we could see a MACK water coaster. I will admit, it's a shot in the dark but it would give them, honestly, a much better water ride that also could have the adjustable splash for when we have the usual terrible English weather. I guess I'm sad to see it go...

For me, my list goes as follows. I've only managed to ride 3 inverts as I live in the UK. 1. Nemesis - Nemesis is located in my "home park" so I get to ride quite frequently. Despite it's roughness, the sheer intensity of Nemesis remains unmatched for me, the only ride that's come close is...

Fireworks review I began my day in Forbidden Valley on Air. I was lucky enough to get in a front and back row ride within roughly half an hour, so I was quite pleased. The shop was shut off, so there were no onride photos, but I thoroughly enjoyed the ride. I didn't have my final flight until...

Rattler is a twisty GCI woodie that has 3 tunnels and 4 airtime moments. It is now available for download! I may consider putting more coaster's in this same map if Rattler is well received, who knows! You can view Rattler on Nolimits Exchange here.

Re: 100 Best Roller Coasters In The World - Where Do You Fal I visited on a Sunday in late July this year. The main problem is that too many fastracks are let through. On Tatsu twice as many people with fastracks were let into the station compared to those in the normal queue. Full Throttle had...

Re: 100 Best Roller Coasters In The World - Where Do You Fal 16/100 - #1,469 For me this list was just too USA centric. I've only been out there twice overall when I did Six Flags Great America (Goliath was missing) and Six Flags Magic Mountain where I only got 5 rides due to disgraceful...

Why really a GCI? Don't get me wrong, John Wardley (who is the driving force behind Merlin getting a woodie at Alton Towers) probably quite likes the company as they've done some great rides but RMC just produce much better rides. I've ridden Twisted Colossus and Goliath (SFGAm) and they are...