Schwaben Park | Wilde Hilde | RES Roller Ball

[CrashCoaster]

Yet another awesome Mov(e)motions production:-

That is one slowww lift hill.

 

[vaugc002]

This looks far more appealing than those horrible ZacSpins.

 

[Ethan]

That actually looks kind of fun?

 

[Lofty]

I think it looks super fun!

 

[Hutch]

Yeah, ride that with some friends and you'll have a stupid fun time there.

The track size is a lot smaller than I initially thought.

 

[GuyWithAStick]

Aw, that's actually rather cute! I hope mire of these pop up at smaller parks.

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[JoshC.]

It looks bloody fun, the ride has convinvco me to visit the park next year and I look forward to it.

Hopefully it rides well and it can be a viable option for more parks.

 

[Hixee]

Good stuff, glad they managed to get this up and running. Looks like a fun little ride.

 

[Pokemaniac]

I could see this model popping up elsewhere, it takes up almost no room at all. It appears to have a footprint smaller than many flat rides.

 

[CrashCoaster]

Here's another onride/offride video of the coaster by Ride Review:-

I don't know why but I also think this looks so much fun.

 

[Matt N]

Add me to the list of people who think it looks fun!

 

[Thekingin64]

Apologies for the thread bump, but park have just announced Wilde Hilde is closing in November.

Glad to have rode it 2 years ago, but really not as good as it looks. Will be interesting to see what they replace it with though.

Source: Park FB page

 

[Matt N]

Apparently the ride has been sold and is remaining in Germany, for what it’s worth.

This ride is quite young to be closing, though… I wonder what encouraged the park to sell it?

 

[Boodangy]

This ride is quite young to be closing, though… I wonder what encouraged the park to sell it?

With how RES Rides' recent prototypes in have gone down Adventureland and Serengeti-Park, perhaps not even the rollerballs work? I wouldn't be surprised. It's not like they'd be the only manufacturer who can't seem to make a product that lasts longer than a couple years if even that *cough cough skyline*

 

[bratcurry]

I wonder what encouraged the park to sell it?

The park said the ride was too intimidating for their families with young children target group.

 

[Hixee]

To be fair, it was also turd.

 

[Boodangy]

Freizeitland Geiselwind (Germany's used ride dumping ground, basically, for better and for worse) has announced they'll be getting five new rides for 2026, and the first one to be announced is Wilde Hilde.

Now we know where it's going. Imagine if they somehow acquired the rights to the soundtrack from Schwaben Park, too.