@@Thelightning1out sry I said it in a stupid way, I meant to say that zierer was a more family manufacturer, and since a wild mouse is something small, I said it as a joke to say that all that zierer makes is family stuff
@@SawyerMacDonald not all they make is for family, they have coasters with inversions with their tower coaster model, verbolten has a decent launch to though.
If we’re talking about Gerstlauer being compact, all you need to do is look at the Smiler… now that is insane use of land. A 3 minute ride in the space of less than a football pitch isn’t easy to say the least!
Im very happy to see Vekoma, Mack and Zamperla trying to get better and or more extreme and 2 of them already have succeeded in my opinion and I hope Zamperla can do it too :) we will see about that
I've ridden Vampire, Condor and Goudurix BUT I've also ridden FLY, Lech Coaster, Abyssus and Hals Uber Kopf and I can assure that Vekoma is the best manufecturer for now. They keep innovating, they're still the best at selling coasters, they will rule the industry
But when S&S takes a risk and you have a coaster that you’ve only been able to ride 3 total times at your home park, and compare that to the 150ish rides so far this year on the park’s other hyper, then that just sucks
Personally I disagree with what you said about Zamperla and Top Thrill. The trains they made were only for TT2 and are horrible. They are the reason it immediately closed after the opening. Their attempt to refurbish TTD was a risk and I do applaud them for taking that, even if it did not have an ideal outcome. They are trying to enter the thrill coaster market but having ridden all of the coasters at Luna Park, they are kind of horrible. They do family coasters very well though as you said.
Like what. Generally they pretty good they aren’t like bnm reliable but pretty good. What new intamins are super unreliable. Even freaking Harris’s has decent reliability nowadays
