StarparksEurope
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I think it's very difficult to say what my favourite park is, but here's my top-five: 1. Port Aventura (España) 2. Six Flags Magic Mountain (California) 3. Europapark (Deutschland) 4. Universal Studios Hollywood (California) 5. Walibi Belgium (België)
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My favorite indoor coasters are the Winja's Fear & Force in Phantasialand (Germany). It are Maurer Spinning-coasters and they have a great theme!
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I like the launched most
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Can you maybe scan it?
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You certainly need to visit Universal Studios Hollywood! They're great. SFMM is good for the thrills.
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Well, Marine World is a nice park, it's not really big, but they have a cewl woodie and they have Zonga!! Ofcourse the Medusa is very good too. If you're going to LA, I would advise you to visit Universal, Knott's and Disney/SFMM. When you go to Magic Mountain during summer-season, there'll be almost no other visitors in the parkHey guys Im planning a trip to California and was wondering if anyone has been to Marine World San Fran, If so is it any good or should we give it a miss and do another park instead? Any help appreciate.
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There are only ten who are still working, from which six are flywheel launched. But it's the only one in Europe
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It's a fine ride, but I like Rock'n Roller coaster moreWhat did you think of Space Mountain at Euro Disney?It's an excellent coaster,and I loved the launch,but I only remeber going upside down twice,whereas some people say it has three inversions.
Also one of the finest launched coasters is the Shuttle Loop from Schwartzkopf. We're very lucky to have one in Belgium
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I was doubting between Wooden and Launched coasters, but voted for the launched ones. Launched: just love the speed!
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I'm 18. We don't have a Six Flags anymore, it'll change to Walibi Belgium (the original name). I'm gonna miss itIm 12 and i have ridden heaps of international rides. How old are you starparks belgium?We dotn have many coasters here either,you have a six flags:p
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here's a list of my coasters: 85 (and 96 inversions)
Hmm, it looks to me that you guys didn't do as much coasters as the Europeans here
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No, everything from WB will be removed this off-season back on topic: another Intamin Rocket :eek:Does movieworld germany(or did it now that it is closed)have a superman or batman coaster added recently? -
They also have this kind of strange towerride in Wiener Prater: http://www.coastersandmore.de/rides/eas04/eas1.shtml It's a kind of Zierer swinging carrousel and a gyro drop combined. I must say, it sure gives you the creeps!
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"ain't he amazing" or something like that...
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You must be a lucky man, goint do Eurodisney during christmastime
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I'll let you knowit sounds like SOO MUCH FUN Id love to ride one, it looks totally scary, but totally new and exciting at the same time 
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Here are some construction pics: http://www.towerstimes.co.uk/history/const...itarl/30102.jpg http://www.towerstimes.co.uk/history/const...itarl/30106.jpg (source: towerstimes.co.uk) Here you can see that the track has arrived This is what it's going to be: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v110/atm...TF/possible.jpg
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Bellewaerde park, a regional themepark in Belgium is about to build the first Huss Topple Tower in the world. Here you find some facts & figures:Click here I think it's a nice ride for this park.
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Yeah, Goudurix is known for being one of the most rough coasters in Europe, but it's still a fine ride. Parc Asterix is the best themepark in France (together with Disney). Especially Tonnere de Zeus is great!!The big steel coaster (Goudrix?) was really awesome but a bit rough and in desparte need of a good clean
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Well, I really like this new coaster! It's compact and it's unique! Way 2 go Intamin!!