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Parc Du Petit Prince | Unknown | Unknown | 2026
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roomraider
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This is a near clone of tikki wakka at Walibi Belgium. It was due for Nova World in Vietnam before that park died a death before construction started and all the rides were sold (same as Flash and Georgia Surfer or whatever it's called now)
Seems the Ptak family that owns Mandoria bought the ride 2nd hand and I believe it's now being stored here until the Ptak family's new park somewhere else in Poland gets underway.
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Seems like an ideal time to split this one off.Time to change the topic title again.
Seems there's 2 coasters. The Vekoma launched and a Gerst bobsled.
The bobsled is oddly a clone ot Tiki Waka at Walibi Belgium
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Rusza budowa pierwszego rollercoastera pod Olsztynem. Ma liczyć 600 metrów!
Wydano pozwolenie! Pierwsze wizualizacje największego parku rozrywki w Polsce.tko.pl
And this also seems to be the last coaster from the 2nd hand Vietnamese theme park rides that went up for sale last year (including Georgia Surfer and The Flash Vertical Velocity)
Here was the image from that sale brochure for reference
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As it turns out the Polish park spinoff hit a roadblock. Back in November, the environmentalists managed to overturn a build approval and halt construction indefinitely, jeopardizing the project; https://turystyka.wp.pl/mial-powsta...emy-z-budowa-kolo-olsztynka-7091850159573952a
Now the owner Ptak has decided to proceed with an investment abroad and picked up the unassuming Parc Du Petit Prince in France. The sale was signed off last week and they have a long term vision for the park. Namely, they're fast tracking plans for a new coaster in 2026, which is a very specific announcement to make while your ink is still drying. Almost like they have something on hand to offload; https://www.dna.fr/culture-loisirs/2025/03/03/le-parc-du-petit-prince-vendu-au-groupe-polonais-ptak
Not saying it's going to happen, but potentially having bounced from Vietnam to Poland to France would be a nice little story indeed.
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Mod update - split off.Sending this as a 'mod update' for future me - I'll sever this off into a new thread if a new coaster is being built at this park.