Phantasialand | Chiapas | Water Ride
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owentaylor121
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Re: Phantasialand | Chiapas?| "Water Ride"
The theming is fantastic, but those rocks do looks rather fake.
The theming is fantastic, but those rocks do looks rather fake.
Re: Phantasialand | Chiapas?| "Water Ride"
Yh I kinda agree with that one but I think it depends on the lighting coz in some pictures they look realistic and in others rather artificial, but either way it looks stunning imo.
I think it's just stunning how they managed to make such a long track so invisible. All you can really see is parts of the final drop and the bunny hill.
Yh I kinda agree with that one but I think it depends on the lighting coz in some pictures they look realistic and in others rather artificial, but either way it looks stunning imo.
I think it's just stunning how they managed to make such a long track so invisible. All you can really see is parts of the final drop and the bunny hill.
Re: Phantasialand | Chiapas?| "Water Ride"
Don't forget the rockwork isn't finished yet. They keep adding new layers of paint everywhere.
I read a rather interesting rumour/theory after a picture was posted of two water pipes peering over the top of the rockwork where the final drop is. Apparently water will flow down the rockwork either side making it look like a giant waterfall. I so hope this is true and that it looks great.
Im not sure if I like what they're doing around the parts of the flume which go through Colorado Adventure. If you don't know they're boxing it all in with panels of wood. I dunno, it's not finished yet but I was looking forward to the close interaction with the coaster.
We still have another month or so of construction. Gah, just can't wait to see this maze of a ride complete.
Don't forget the rockwork isn't finished yet. They keep adding new layers of paint everywhere.
I read a rather interesting rumour/theory after a picture was posted of two water pipes peering over the top of the rockwork where the final drop is. Apparently water will flow down the rockwork either side making it look like a giant waterfall. I so hope this is true and that it looks great.
Im not sure if I like what they're doing around the parts of the flume which go through Colorado Adventure. If you don't know they're boxing it all in with panels of wood. I dunno, it's not finished yet but I was looking forward to the close interaction with the coaster.
We still have another month or so of construction. Gah, just can't wait to see this maze of a ride complete.
TheCoasterCruiser
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Re: Phantasialand | Chiapas?| "Water Ride"
Looks **** lovely!
Anyone know when this will open?
Looks **** lovely!
Anyone know when this will open?
Re: Phantasialand | Chiapas?| "Water Ride"
Because if there's water that means testing is soon and if testing is soon then it means it's nearly ready to open!!!
They've started testing the many waterfalls which has got me way too excited. Here's a bunch of nice photos of the area...
Looking rather dry here but not for long...
I think we all know the source by now
Because if there's water that means testing is soon and if testing is soon then it means it's nearly ready to open!!!
They've started testing the many waterfalls which has got me way too excited. Here's a bunch of nice photos of the area...
Looking rather dry here but not for long...
I think we all know the source by now
Crazycoaster
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Re: Phantasialand | Chiapas?| "Water Ride"
Ohhh dat rockwork <3
I've never been looking forward to a water ride this much since.. Ever!
Ohhh dat rockwork <3
I've never been looking forward to a water ride this much since.. Ever!
rollermonkey
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Re: Phantasialand | Chiapas?| "Water Ride"
Seriously. I need to get to this park, even if I do nothing else in Europe.
Seriously. I need to get to this park, even if I do nothing else in Europe.
Re: Phantasialand | Chiapas?| "Water Ride"
Just a reminder how complicated the entire structure is and how deep beneath the avarage ground level it actually goes beneath all those rocks and walls ....
And here we can see the backwards (second) drop which seems to be indoors and completely invisible from outside
Just a reminder how complicated the entire structure is and how deep beneath the avarage ground level it actually goes beneath all those rocks and walls ....
And here we can see the backwards (second) drop which seems to be indoors and completely invisible from outside
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