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France consumes more Manga and Anime that any other country in Europe apparently so I can see why they'd go for Paris. But I see this more as a advertising tactic to a certain extent. The smaller park in Paris feeding into the much larger park in SA perhaps.

Dire is a bit harsh. It's fine, but just fine. It's unexciting but makes for a fairly decent coaster for the younger ones I imagine. Was just wholly uninspired. A nice little refresh is a decent idea.

There's a Monster Mouse travelling around Bolivia of all places. No idea where that came from originally though. I only realised recently Miller sold a Mad Mouse to Monster Mouse conversions kit which is pretty cool.

I suspect you might be massively over thinking it 🤣.

Fair warning this is an image I used AI to enhance, it was from a photo of the parks monthly recognition awards from a while back. (The photo was taken from a ways away) But it gives some idea of the ride.

Yup, Seems the park has decided to sell the Intamins on and build Jinma rides in their place. A strange decision but i assume its cost related

I didn't watch the whole video but seemed it was a lot of speculation about possible layouts. Would be much easier with this leaked diagram from a while back.

From what I can gather there was a permit for a looping spinner put in for the south of Japan and it was Assumed that this was it. Now the Japanese community are trying to figure out who else could be getting one, so perhaps hope on that front isn't dead. But hey Mecalodon has rave reviews so...

It would appear that the rumours if a Mack spinner were just that. What appears to be track is now in site and it seems to match Mecalodon at Walibi Belgium in terms of design. https://x.com/i/status/2087454089437438223

yeah me and Richard at the DB figured that out yesterday, makes way more sense 😂 But does suggest maybe the rides didnt come from China like the rumours suggested.

Stick a hulk style launch on it, floorless trains and a modified inversion/swooping drop into the old Kumba layout retracked from loop onwards and I'd be pretty happy. They'd also be able to say most inversions in the Americas as it would tie with Steel Curtain and Avalancha

The rumour is the Intamins werent sold to Russia but came from a failed park in China. (I've not been able to confirm) but that would mean Intamin never sold them to Russia However Zamperla seem to be selling plenty over there. Amusingly the new park map for Dream Island (Also in Moscow) shows...

It would appear the "Heart Of Moscow" the second Zamperla Double Heart coaster after Lotte World Busan in South Korea is almost complete at Family Park Skazka in Moscow.

In an interesting development plans for an Intamin standup on the site of Nemesis have been revealed. These were plans from the 90s for the site that ended up housing Nemesis and it appears these were the unbuilt SW2, with SW1 being the better known Arrow Pipeline project and SW3 ending up...

Ha. A park I remember for my early days of Japanese coaster hunting online and always thought it looked nice. Never seen a report from it so love this Is each panda car on that mouse different face wise? That's pretty cool if so. Always loved the look of those Senyo Mice. That chunky track is...

I respectfully disagree. Haha But it's all matters of opinion, If I had a chance I'd go reride Kumba rather than ride AF1 for the first time. I love strong positive forces and so far have found the RMCs I've ridden "fine" but overrated for my personal taste. Kumba is one of my favourites...

Not the best photo but construction of the odd new coaster at Suôí Tiên Park in Vietnam is well underway, installation of what appears to be a seesaw track section is now complete.

They've hidden it well haven't they 😂 It's half way up the lift shaft to the main drop. There's a point half way up the lift can stop, a door opens, some track extends to join the track on the lift and the boats can move through into the garage.

For better or worse the testing of the spike is underway.

i Feel this is one of those all to common enthusiast things where you visit a park and they immediatly announce a brilliant new ride for next year. :oops: