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Is your friend able to confirm if it's running at reduced capacity, hence the need for reservation? Or is this just because of expected popularity after reopening?

It ain't happening.

Park have shared another construction update: Towards the end of the video, you see the train launch, and the train has a rather noticeable bounce, and some noting that the launch track isn't completely level. Whether there's a level of camera trickery with regards to this, something which...

That certainly seems to be the case, but I think in reality we know very little. Personally, I'd be surprised if Djurs got anything like Toutatis. The park could do with a coaster with inversions, and perhaps another big thrill ride to compliment Piraten. But something the scale of Toutatis...

The funny thing is, I think at one point I said Farmyard Flyer was a Force One too. I'm an absolute failure of a goon, sorry folks.

Chessington have submitted plans to replace Scorpion Express, the games areas and children's petting zoo. A new area will be created with a new coaster (Zierer Force One) and 3 children's rides, one of which will be Jungle Bus relocated from Wild Asia: A key thing to note is the park are...

I guess at its most technical semantic level, the Vekoma "Switchback Coaster" is different to a "switchback coaster". For clarity, the Vekoma Switchback Coaster (capital S, capital C) is a product type, whereas a switchback coaster (lowercase s, lowercase c) is a coaster featuring a switchback...

It's time to get the tables... Country Coaster Park Overall Rank Belgium Pulsar Walibi Belgium 30 Denmark Fønix Fårup Sommerland 25 Finland Taiga Linnanmäki 3 France Toutatis Parc Asterix 1 Germany Taron Phantasialand 2 Ireland Cú Chulainn Emerald Park 48 Netherlands Untamed...

First you've suggested a B&M wing, now an Intamin thrill. What's next, S&S Axis? 😉

Well that answers that...

Original source unclear, but...

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You've done it now, it's definitely going to be a B&M Wing now!

I'm genuinely curious how they'll knock down Ka. The removal of a 450ft structure isn't exactly usual, even in the demolition industry I'd imagine? I expect it'll be expensive too.

That, orrrrrrrrr.... we'd have gotten a 160ft tall climb atop the cliff, leading to a basically 800ft drop... ;)

This was my most recent list, all the way from early 2020 (pre-Covid!). It was only focusing on Europe, and I've crossed off half of them, along with two of the three new things. I'm thinking I should get 3-4 more off that list next year. So, here's my completely new Top 10 To-Do... 1. Steel...

I don't think there's any new work that's happened since Niles' post, but a few new photos nonetheless... https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1012568704241512&set=pcb.1012568787574837

It's so hard to even get a scale for how long that vertical drop is. Is it 50ft? 300ft? Who even knows. I'd hazard a guess around the 200ft mark, but really I don't know.

Surprises can be bad too. Imagine if it's a third hand Vekoma Boomerang.

New close up photos of the Iron Rattler trains https://www.linkedin.com/posts/six-flags-qiddiya_aetaexaeyaeuaerabraepaesaeqaexaeyaer-sixflagsqiddiyacity-activity-7270070607621345280-Ea9N?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android