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That first overbank element looks like it's pretty insane.

My comment maybe sounded a little harsh, so apologies for that. I absolutely have trust in the project to look great and I hope for the park and all enthusiasts it is going to be a great success! I just meant to say that me reading about a park using the same theme as used many times again is...

I just support a little more creativity and uniqueness. I don't directly cancel parks for it.

I can't stand them anymore. Just do something original...

After multiple re-rides on Condor at Walibi Holland I really started to fully appreciate every other coaster.

Yes, can't wait for the day the canon at the launch (which is an awesome set piece) is becoming part of the Jules Verne story again. Even though it's been 15 years ago I rode it, so I don't remember the ride experience that well anymore, I like it's original theming a lot.

You're right, thanks for mentioning that!

To be honest, I am not really sure about this. I expected the experience to work more as an optical illusion, but after seeing the animation the car doesn't really seem to co-operate with the fake track - for example when the track is damaged or when it needs to make the jump horizontally to...

And to be honest, I like it 😄. Also, the layout looks to be less straight forward than I expected when I saw the stats.

Everybody on this forum from Belgium or the Netherlands knows that Plopsaland is themed towards a television studio creating televisions shows for small children. I think this "mature" makeover to the chain is a very tricky step, and I don't believe it's a wise one. But for them I hope to be...

Maybe an unpopular opinion; but to me it looks too much like a waterslide for a swimming pool to make it feel like a new headline attraction.

1. Flying Coaster: only rode 1 coaster but it might arguably be one the the best of its kind in terms of seating position: F.L.Y. The sense of flying was really there and the coaster was amazing. 2. Invert/suspended Coaster: I rode two ****ty SLC's but fortunately also one B&M Invert that was...

Yeah I know, but to me personally the shape still doesn't really fit with the style of the theme. But like I said, I'll re-shape my opinion again when it's done.

Can't say I am a huge fan of the dome shape, doesn't really fit the castle style in my opinion. But maybe I will be positively surprised when building is finished.

I want to say the music piece for Spookslot at Efteling, Danse Macabre. But it's a classical music piece that isn't composed for the ride so not sure if this counts.

I get your point and my reply was not meant as disagreement. You're right. But what I am trying to say is that the emotion and constant awareness while being at such a place is probably bigger than the realistic chance of being spotted and getting into trouble for your sexuality. But I might not...

The layout looks like a small version of Rita/Desert Race but with a small top-hat instead directly going into the first turn.

The problem is not that if you're part of the lhbti+ community you have to think about holding hands or not. It's bigger than that. It's about having the feeling you can't be your real self. The feeling that if park employees would know your sexuality you suddenly would not feel welcome anymore...

Fun fact: Duinrell in the Netherlands had a very similar story with a similar coaster type: https://rcdb.com/945.htm

So far nothing beats B&M's track and the sound it produces, it has this great intimidating vibe. I also like the track styles of Intamin (both old and new) and new generation Vekoma.