Ethan
Strata Poster
I want you to be right, but I just don't see the logic in landscaping in front of a wall with pleasant trees if you're going to need access to the wall later.
Phantasialand | F. L. Y. | Vekoma Launched Flying Coaster | 2020
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bob_3_
Giga Poster
I really love that entrance. It's so industrial, which I assume what they're going for. I wouldn't be surprised if we did see something like posters or some paint on the wall to break it up abit. But honestly I've loved everything about this so far, and I competely trust Phantasia to do a fantastic job.
The Iron Brick
Roller Poster
I completely agree ! It's so phantastic ! I really love the Steampunk theme !
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lostfrequentie
Roller Poster
I think thats the thing steampunk is a theme you need too love iTs a very heavy theme with lots of mixing its so versatile
lostfrequentie
Roller Poster
Yeah your right I love the Area and the steampunk style Phantasialand has chosen
The Iron Brick
Roller Poster
CSLKennyNI
Giga Poster
A number of vans there from Löbach, a local electrical company, most likely fitting out work for the hotel I'd guess.
so the parking slots are really full (employee parking)
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looks like something new ?!
The stored theming object there in the second picture has been there for a while now - it is one of the undercarriages for the 2 Zeppelins.
Coaster Fellow
Roller Poster
Some more views of Hotel Charles Rustbergh's entry portal from the street outside the park.
The facade is really quite... bleh. :/
CSLKennyNI
Giga Poster
Some new pictures from RideOnBlog.com - source
Also for anyone who understands German the newest episode of the "Bleib Neugierig!" podcast hosted by 2 employees of Phantasialand does touch on Rookburgh and their expectations for the area, hotel and coaster. Its a nice listen. The discussion comes about as the result of a question about what do they look forward to the most this season when it hopefully starts. Although Thorben does say "Rookburgh - if it still works out for this year" - a reference no doubt to possible Coronavirus restrictions/delays depending what the rest of the year brings for theme parks and their openings...
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Construction and testing does however continue as normal for now.
Also for anyone who understands German the newest episode of the "Bleib Neugierig!" podcast hosted by 2 employees of Phantasialand does touch on Rookburgh and their expectations for the area, hotel and coaster. Its a nice listen. The discussion comes about as the result of a question about what do they look forward to the most this season when it hopefully starts. Although Thorben does say "Rookburgh - if it still works out for this year" - a reference no doubt to possible Coronavirus restrictions/delays depending what the rest of the year brings for theme parks and their openings...
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Construction and testing does however continue as normal for now.
Would be cool if the recession in the wall to the left had some sort of elevator running up and down of it... and guests could go up to the top and lookout through a viewing point in those glass window panes. Just an idea... would be a capacity nightmare but it would be cool to be able to travel up to the very highest point in Rookburgh and look out over the rest of the area.
I imagine the viewing point from the top of the hotel is still in the plans though, which would make this one kind of redundant I guess.
oriolat2
Giga Poster
It almost gives me anxiety seeing so much track and buildings crammed into such a "tiny" area. Just compare the show building housing both Winjas next door to F.L.Y for scale. I cannot wait to see what Phantasialand is going to do to guranteee future expansions seeing as they are landlocked. No doubt, they are the best at making the most out of tiny pieces of land, almost as much as Gröna Lund, but I just can't wrap my head around the logistical nightmare that their projects must be.