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Should add here, that the Mack speakers had a bit of a philosophical discussion about whether it even needs a name. It's a unique element so far, and it's hard to imagine many - if any - coasters getting it. This isn't like a "zero-g roll" or a "wave turn". Sure, it could be named. But is...

Ka has just gone down in my rankings.

I've no clue what this is, but I'm glad I'm visiting Gardaland on the 13th so that I can experience it

I dunno, it is a B&M. So that must mean it's slow, rattly and has a cookie cutter layout 😉

Disagree about Jersey Devil, but loving the Ka love. It's big and it's fast innit. What more do you need? Nothing, that's what.

Yes but...

https://x.com/JoeMelba/status/1814694821296029967?t=svmVXBDlYVXd8LAliof8gQ&s=19 Lol

https://www.coasterforce.com/forums/threads/league-of-goons-2024-the-rules-and-changes.46683/ Rank Roller Coaster 1 Steel Vengeance 2 Taron 3 Zadra 4 Velocicoaster 5 Iron Gwazi 6 Voyage 7 Skyrush 8 Ride to Happiness 9 Helix 10 Shambhala

Oooo, now this is a cracker of a question. I go out of my way to ride rides I really like more than once. But here's the Top 5, including their overall position in my rankings... Coaster Park Overall Ranking Batman Gotham City Escape Parque Warner Madrid 31 Cù Chulainn Emerald Park 43...

I continue to be really intrigued by this. If this is a new attraction, and not just some new function space, it's curious that the park have mentioned nothing. Would suggest we'd be seeing it beyond 2025 surely?

The theming argument has always confused me with Hyperia, since most traditional hypers (which, let's face it, Hyperia pretty much is, in the sense of it's a chain lift and drop coaster) simply don't have theming. Hyperia's plaza is simple but does the job. It could be better, yes, but it...

Not sure of the original source, but apparently Simworx are retrofitting their Immersive Superflume technology onto a UK ride, set to open this summer: https://x.com/DigitalDan7/status/1813230071542386734?t=zHlm8stBroeWd6pn6aKndQ&s=19 I expect this will go to London Dungeons' boat ride, which...

I don't know what made me laugh more, the thought of a B&M airtime machine at Paultons, the typo of the wrong year or the typo of 1m instead of 1ft.

Date: 14th July 2014 Park: Thorpe Park Roller Coasters: 2 Front Row/Back Row/Solo/New-to-Me: 1 Water/Dark/Flat/Other Attractions: 0 Shows: 0 New-for-2024: 0 ORP/ORV/Character/Proof of Solo Ride: 0 CF-Live: N Trip Report: N Points added = 26

Signage presumably means on park graphics, as opposes to digital pieces of promo art. Could also just be that the social media tweeter was wrong

3 million people for 20,244km2 area vs 10.7 million people for 16,529km2. One area you've listed is separated by a 5 hour drive end to end, the other a 2.5 hour drive (ish). A tourism boom in summer would help, of course, but doesn't necessarily convert to people visiting. I think Gavin...

Same argument as the Balkan theme park thread, isn't it? Is there a big enough local base for a big theme park to survive? The tourism effect is something that would be overestimated. It's at the butt end of nowhere. And money. Huge business risk to get the return on investment. That...

All sounds good. I'm not a gamer by any stretch of the imagination, and whilst I enjoyed Planet Coaster for its Sandbox mode, I ultimately have dabbled in and out of playing it because the scenario / career / whatever it was called mode was pretty rubbish. This was RCT's greatest strength for...

31 October: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C9RRfBlsTzo/?igsh=M3l5dzNxN3pteWF6

Money. Simple as that isn't it? Eastern Europe in general, whilst "developed countries", is still in a way developing, especially with expensive luxuries such as theme parks. It should be remembered that Poland has only recently got into the theme park industry properly. And that was...