For Americans, the park might seem odd with an emphasis on families. But in Europe many parks are family focused. If you want to spend a relaxing day and visit the park with the right attitude, you can have a lot of fun there. On the other hand, if you want massive thrills and massive records, you've come to the wrong place. Yes, some things seem strange, but that makes the park pleasantly different from other parks.
I am happy to have this as my home park. It's always a full day visit for me because then I can reride everything because there aren't too long lines full day long. Wilde hilde is kind of rough, but still a fun ride. Hummel Brummel got as you said no thrills, some nice views though. Especially when you go over the lake. Force one is my 3rd favorite coaster due to my low credit count of just 10 Coasters.
I always thought this was such a fun little place. Wilde Hilde is one unique piece of art you can't experience anywhere else. That soundtrack just makes me want to marathon it. But what really stands out is that Zierer ESC 535, it actually looks like a thrill level coaster more than a family coaster when it's running fast, full of positive Gs abd whippy transitions, the layout is so good.
You always do a great job with all the pronounciations. And your videos in general. ei in German is pronounced like I though. (You‘ve got that correctly with Papageienbahn)😊 And it‘s Märchenfahrt. ä is not a. But I guess that‘s hard to type and hard to find the pronounciation for. In this case it‘s somewhat like Mair-shen-fahrt and Zaygewerk 😅
I am surprised Hummel Bruhmmel doesn't play "Flight of the Bumblebee" in its soundtrack and that Vilde Hilde doesn't play the theme to the "Chicken Dance" either.
Just to be clear: You are not using alien technologie to teleport between america und european themeparks? :D Those are videos you have in stock, right? RIGHT? :D Yesterday a video in america, now in germany... ^^ (If you use footage of other authors, i might get some footage of Phantasialand, Toverland and Walibi soon... as a "Non-Copyright" source.)
