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I'm Monday and Tuesday. So sad.

In essence. Top line info: – They're building 4-hectare outdoor area, to become a fully-fledged theme park destination. It will be themed to a medieval village to fit the rest of the indoor park. – The first single-carriage rollercoaster in Poland reaching a height of 21 metres. Presumably the...

Still raging this isn't going to be open when I go in just over a week.

Can we just appreciate how incredible Eye-Opener Decor are 😭

That's a Horus, right?

They're truly excellent - of course the design is great, but the detailing is phenomenal.

Andy Fuller, Pleasurewood Hills Head of Sales and Marketing has posted this on LinkedIn: Along with these pictures: Confirming the new train, seems to be the same as Prater's Boomerang. Which I believe is a Schäfer built train. Link: POST HERE

I think they're referring to the actual drop on the left that has a separate set of supports coming directly from the track's spine.

Theming on this thing is incredible, it also looks like such a fun ride.

Visiting the first weekend in May. **** this thing o_O

Exactly this. It's taking on any competition for super tight layout thrilling coasters. It looks like fun, but hang time inversions can get in the bin for my liking 😂

Unpopular opinion, but, I'm all for a trim if it makes the ride experience more enjoyable and repeatable. Having body-hurting forces isn't always the 'best' ride.

There's an entire city being built, with hotels aplenty.

Really excited to see a touring coaster of this scale making it back into the market.

Further update from the park's Co-Founder, Arun Chittilappilly on LinkedIn. Seems the last pieces of track work are now in place, just a few final alignments to complete the track.

More footage here: And here:

You know they've not finished the theming on it, right?

Just curious - are people confusing the Ministry of Joy narrative with The Phalanx narrative..? Because, I can see why you would, but they definitely sit different 👀