30,000 Subscribers Trip Announcement ~ WE’RE COMPLETING EUROPE | Parks, Countries & More (2024) 

Something I like to do on a coaster is sit in the back row and twist around in my seat to look backwards 😅 I’d love to see your reaction to trying this!

You better start paying attention to global events son. Your government is on the verge of starting WW3 in Europe. They are already passing legislation to enable the military draft again FFS!!

That means the world! Thank you so much.

Thank you!

I can’t wait to try it!

Did it today and it was mad

I haven't seen much about wiener looping since the announcement. have you heard anything about if it is on track or not?

I’ve actually ridden that coaster before! I got to check out Glacier 3000 in 2022.

@@CoasterDash sorry I missed that one!

That’ll be exciting! Have a great visit 👍🏻

Thanks! This’ll be a banger of a trip.

We’re planning 2 days

That’s exactly what we’re doing! 🥳

@@CoasterDash Excelletnt! Have fun!

Thanks for the support!

Thank you!!

Thanks Morgan! Your donation is appreciated greatly. I hope you’ll enjoy the content.

He might just be there 👀

@@CoasterDash yes let's go!!

Thanks Michael! This’ll be awesome 🎢

@@CoasterDash You're very welcome! Yes, it definitely will! I'm really looking forward to watching all these Vlogs!

I'm pretty sure that Phantasialand is rated as the best park in Europe by coaster fans

Thanks so much! I’m glad to hear that 🎢

Oh, I will.

Will you be in Ireland at the same time as my visit? Thanks for the support! Love your content 👍🏻

@@CoasterDash I’ll be in Ireland then yes 😁 I’m actually currently ride operating at Emerald Park so if you need a local guide to the park, just let me know!

🤣

@@CoasterDash you won’t be laughing after you get off it, though you should get a hot Vimto (blackcurrant, raspberry and grape flavour) as it’s sold by it and is great.

best bet would be joining us at the meet up on August 1!

Thank you! I’m currently at 827 coasters.

@@CoasterDash wow that’s incredible!! I’m so excited for you to get to 1,000!!!

Thank you!

@@CoasterDash your welcome

I’m not sure enough people would watch a video on this topic to warrant one, but i’d be happy to run through some tips and tricks on a livestream 👀

@@CoasterDash I would love to tune in for that!!

Thanks for watching! I’m glad I know how to pronounce that one now, as i’m planning on making it my 900th coaster 🤣

@CoasterDash Well, that is amazing news, it's so great for the park to get enthusiasts to visit! I will be very interested to hear what you think of it. In my opinion, Cu Chulainn is a great ride but it has gotten very rough in the last few seasons. So let's see what you make of it.

Of the ones i’ve visited, i’d pick Germany

He went there with his brother in 2022 though.

@@michael7054 I meant until he mentioned it. I was getting scared that he didn’t like the park. He already got out of the Netherlands so that’s why 😅

@@Zeeland_Mapping ok lol

I know you're looking for a reply from Marc, but I'm gonna go for it here since I'm on this trip and have been doing annual coaster travels for years now. This Europe trip is a large undertaking, and the planning stage was about 4 months on my end. I'm not sure how to reply to your question about park entry fees as you just buy your tickets in advance and save them to a folder in your email - it's super easy. Lodging is another beast entirely. I am part of an excellent rewards program so I aim to book all my stays through an app. Sometimes that's not possible though, so I end up comparing rates across several websites. It takes weeks (sometimes months) to organize all the possibilities and keep everything aligned with the group's non-negotiables. For example, Marc, Jesiah, myself, and Gio all agreed we would pay more money for air conditioning at our hotels on this trip. That narrows options in certain countries and creates more logistical difficulties, but it's not impossible. I sit at my desk with Google Maps open and examine the options around parks, train stations, etc and send ideas to the group chat. Then we make a joint decision, or more often, the guys just tell me to pick whatever I want as long as it's within budget. As for food, you never really know how things will look until you're on the ground when it comes to lunches. For breakfasts though, I often book lodging that includes it. Europe lends itself to this process as many on-site hotels have incredible buffets with high quality food (Europa, Phantasialand, Liseberg, etc). Midday meals are usually in the park, and dinner really depends on what city we find ourselves in on any given night. As you have probably guessed, many of our evenings are spent in transit - often traveling great distances on trains after park close - and we end up eating protein bars, chips, granola, etc. It's all part of the journey! I usually try to pick some excellent restaurants in big cities to try along the way as well, which can be extremely challenging in the USA or Asia due to parks staying open late! In Europe though, everything closes early so we get to eat very well. To be completely honest, you have to really REALLY love doing trips like this to enjoy the planning aspect. For me and Marc especially, we find it really fun! I hope this answer gives a little insight.

We visited Parc Astérix last year! Check out the vlog here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LMyHpvgKudo.htmlsi=ykb4w015kbNbN-3Z

Nah those French will scam the shit out of you

watch to the end

We visited Parc Astérix last year! I’ll drop a link here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LMyHpvgKudo.htmlsi=TRKPTp5Tz6yRDrdW

Definitely on my bucket list!