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The inconsistency in the concept art is unreal. From rudimental sketches to AI. I'll hold my breath on this project.

Seven have a few more exciting announcements, this Iaapa.

I'm so excited for this - brilliant attraction in the making. The turn radius on these are insane!

If it is in fact leaving, which some people are speculating it's just being altered, it's really not a loss.

Jesus. Some of those transitions 😭

It's a local restriction with colour about a certain height. Sure it's around 25m or something.

Yeah, no excuses really? The platform could've been painted, patterned, or rendered in something other than concrete. That would've instantly heightened the aesthetic of the ride.

The problem is, the rest doesn't look good. I wish I liked this, but the rest of the ride itself looks quite poor. The supports look messy, the large concrete pad, the sporadic electrical boxes... the screens do not take away from the poor elements. If the rest of the ride was aesthetically...

Y Guessing you mean that piece of track that didn't align that Merlin ended up fixing and adding in the old track piece, scrapping the new piece... yeah? 👀

Yeah, if they're adding a new internal PM, it could be quite the job.

I'd love to see the contract between KBF and Taziker 👀

I'd second that, aesthetically, it'll appease more - it also allows for fail safes with speed, wind, etc.

They made an announcement of this a few months back now.

Looking at the screen grabs of the POV that appeared online (see below), it definitely isn't the same coaster as the Vienna one. https://www.parkerlebnis.de/fantasiana-erlebnispark-strasswalchen-neue-achterbahn-2025-mack-stryker-ankuendigung_160798.html

If the company you work for signs an NDA, the employees have. Most contracts from employer > employee have a confidentiality agreement built into it.

Jesus Christ, it was a joke. Good on Europa for uprooting an 800 year old tree instead of getting one fabricated. Woo 😭

I do like how they are being all like "Look how amazing it is that we've uprooted a tree that's 800 years old and put it into our theme park, but it's nature, so be thankful" 😂

Surely there's a more visually-appealing way to create that ramp whilst maintaining safe gradients because that's ****ing ugly as ****.

This looks excellent. I'd say 2024 is an incredibly optimistic opening date.

Yes, those ones. That's kind of an irrelevant argument when different coasters, in different locations around the world, with different operators are huge factors that affect the above (just to name a few). Manufacturers have a TRPH (theoretical riders per hour), their hourly capacities are at...