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Efteling was interested in doing just this back in the days. A fresh one from today: Bellewaerde building an Alpine coaster. The park has zero terrain change.

You could have at least add a source (translation of Pretparken.be: http://www.pretparken.be/NL/article/163 ... s%20Londen?) Winter Wonderland deserves a coaster like OL. But it will be expensive, maybe 9 or 10 pounds (it's around 7 euro's in Germany)

Because it didn't replace it: River Quest stands where the Gebirgsbahn was.

I think you overlooked Kuwait? with 18 coasters for less than 3.5 million people, it should be in some of these statistics.

Re: Atractiepark Slagharen to Build a New Coaster in 2017 Because Ispeed was build before PR took over ;).

What is your point? I like Olympia Looping more than any B&M I've ridden.

People, don't watch the POV before you ride! I got the chance to go to the opening yesterday. Taron is amazing. It's the best coaster in Germany, probably top 3 Europe, maybe even number one. Got about 8 rides and it just keeps on getting better every go. Airtime and direction switches are...

See, this is the style in which every PTR should be written. Don't mind what anyone else might think: it's your opinion. Don't just say 'I love this ride, it's the freaking best ever!!' because everyone likes it and you feel obligated. Same goes for rides that erveryone else seem to hate. And...

I've written many (English is obviously not my native language so you probably haven't seen many from me tough), and one of the many traps I think people fall in are describing what your friends think and/or did. It's not important and has no value for someone who reads a TR. It's something...

I visited Vienna last year. Managed to grab the first public ride ever on the new Skyfly in Familypark on the first day of the season. I thought the park was a perfect family park: really a nice place, one of the best parks in Europe. You could have took the bus from Eisenstadt to the stop...

It was me and I'm not on drugs :D. Off course I meant the launch itself. It's amazing. My friends and I were lucky enough to get the first public ride. We're on the video in the frontseat. Pulsar is trully an awesome ride: extremely wet, big fun, loved it!

I don't think you can blame a manufacturer for cloning many rides: it's what the park wants, if it sells it sells. I think Vekoma can do great. I'm not a fan of Sky Scream, but it's for now my only Premier, so can't say for sure. Maurer can be really bad or really good. It's gerstlaurer for...

Surprised no one hasn't been on/knows off the fatal Hearth Attack a woman suffered on Walibi Belgium's Vampire. The coaster wasn't the cause, her are some articles from Belgian newspapers; http://www.standaard.be/cnt/dst04082000_012 http://www.gva.be/cnt/oid2109/archief-a ... dood-vrouw (The...

1) Olympia Looping 2) Psyké Underground 3) Any Looping Star (did 2, Bobbejaanland and Slagharen) 4) Lisebergbanan 5) Jetline 6) Alpina Bahn 7) Nessie Superrollercoaster 8) Raptor Attack 9) Jet 10) Enigma

I work at the counter of the Mcdonalds and do my best to keep friendly at all times, but sometimes it is extremely annoying to handle with all the stupid people you see in one day... I understand al reactions described.

Re: Zhengzhou PTR: Part 2- Fantawild Adventure/Dreamland Is that a monorail? Did it work? :o Thanks for the reports Gavin, it's a pleasure te read about these Chinese parks. Too bad a country with such a massive population doesn't understand how to operate a coaster properly.

Re: Zhengzhou PTR: Part 2- Fantawild Adventure/Dreamland Is that a monorail? Did it work? :o Thanks for the reports Gavin, it's a pleasure te read about these Chinese parks. Too bad a country with such a massive population doesn't understand how to operate a coaster properly.

Re: Eastern Europe PTR - Part 2: Vilnius (no creds) Wow, Vilnius also looks really nice :o. There doesn't seem to be that much traffic in the centre? Also, is it just me or is Vilnius extremely clean?

Re: Eastern Europe PTR - Part 1: Riga (no creds) Riga looks lovely! Thanks for sharing :)!

It's difficult to say if ride effects don't work when you don't know the parks very well. As a Belgian, I would say Walibi is the worst offender, simply because I wouldn't notice a malfunction at a Merlin park, just like most of you won't notice one at Walibi.