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Looking through the recent photos on Google Maps, it appears to be this coaster; https://coaster-count.com/catalogue/europe/poland/lunapark-robland-10768/wild-mouse-14366

What's Duane's reasoning for not including it in the database? The fact that it was used as a transport ride as well? From purely the mechanical point of view, I don't see it being much different than the old switchback railways from the late 19th century that could be boarded at either side.

To be fair, this perfectly describes the driving culture in Italy, so it's probably the most realistic part of your whole dream.

I guess I've been on a few, but you kinda need to be lucky for a park to be that quiet on your visit. I'm going to keep these separated between pay-one-price parks and pay-per-ride coasters (and I'm not including any of the single car coasters): Pay-one-price: Toverland was pretty much dead on...

Good Lord

There's also one a few hours down the road from PortAventura, that I would argue is pretty much on the edge of what could still be considered a fairly local area.

Due to staffing shortages, Gardaland is going to close a number of their rides at 7pm during Summer when the rest of the park closes at 11pm. The list of rides includes Kung Fu Panda Master, Space Vertigo (drop tower), Flying Island, Jungle Rapids and Colorado Boat among others...

Yeah, unless a deal has already been made before the news of Bosque Magico closing for good have been made public, then it feels just a bit too soon for this ride to be from the Mexican park. Though the restrains on the car in the artwork do appear to be Zamperla's design rather than...

Sounds like some people are very excited that it's finally testing.

An interesting bird-eye view of the abandoned Teine Olympia amusement park at the Teine Ski Resort near Sapporo (Hokkaido, Japan) that has been left to rot since the park closed in 2010. The park featured a Jet Coaster and a Mad Mouse built by Meisho Amusement Machines.

Should we change the title of this topic, considering the park in Ho Chi Minh City never got built and most of the discussion in here is about the Phu Quoc's expansion?

On Nemesis? It opened in March 1994.

Nice, another thing to instead of all of the Uni work I'm falling behind right now. 1997 - Mayan Adventure 1998 - G'Sengte Sau 1999 - Wild West Mine Train 2000 - Katun 2001 - Expedition GeForce 2002 - X2 2003 - Nemesis Inferno 2004 - Revenge of the Hollywood's Mummy 2005 - Superman Escape 2006...

Looks like Pulsar is back up and running according to the queue times sites (can't access the official Walibi app because they don't seem to know how EU market now works).

I wonder if the problem is somehow related with the trains? I did find it odd that they were only running one train three weeks ago when the queue was reaching up to 50 minutes (longest in the park) and everything else was running at max capacity.

I've never really been on a proper ERT session, but have visited some of the parks on really quiet days; Troy - 15 times (2015) Hyperspace Mountain (Hong Kong) - 12 times (2019) Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars - 11 times (2019) Hals-über-Kopf - 10 times (2022) Katun - 9 times (2009)...

I'm not really into writing long trip reports these days anymore, but writing something up about a cred run I did an hour ago is no biggie. The funfair organized by Slovenia's largest funfair operator Lunapark Müller is back to Ljubljana and this time round it did feature a cred, so I squeezed...

I only started ranking coasters after joining CoasterForce in 2011, so I've had 3 'official' #1s over these 11 years or so; 2011-2016: X2, SFMM 2016-2022: Taron, Phantasialand 2022: Ride to Happiness, Plopsaland de Panne And a bit of a honorary mention to Katun, which would've been my favorite...

@Eyebrows, if it makes you feel any better, I have a similar story from my pre-proper enthusiast years. I was quite into coasters from when my dad first showed me rcdb in early 2009. So for the first two years and a bit, rcdb was the only window I had into the world of coasters. In early 2011...

Going through what I've done, these ones stood out the most: Movieland Park (it's been an absolute eternity since I've last been there (they still had a powered Pinfari as their sole cred), but Magma was great fun on both our visits) Universal Studios Hollywood (Revenge of the Mummy is a decent...