Wilde Maus XXL Review, Max Eberhard & Sohn Wild Mouse | World's Best Traveling Coaster 

This is one of the coolest things I've seen all year, what a find. I had no idea there was an 85 foot custom wild mouse out there, let alone with such a hilarious queue. Thanks for this. Made my week.

I had no idea this existed. You certainly grabbed my interest with that title, but after having watched the video, I understand where you're coming from. More rides need this type of queueline, too!

It really goes to show that trim breaks are party poopers

I just went on this a few hours ago and I can proudly say this is the best travelling coaster like you said! The drop at 6:15 is ABSOLUTELY insane! That sharp turn followed by that drop is THE most intense drop I’ve been on and yes, I’ve been on coasters with beyond-vertical drops. Great review!

1:48 these funfairs looks insane, a huge wild mouse, polyp, drop tower, Ferris wheel, booster, and frisbee in one shot.

Rode this a winter wonderland was so so fun I do still prefer Olympia looping tho. Definitely the best wild mouse type ride out there tho.

This and Alpinabahn were the first rollercoasters I've ever been on, both at the Volksfest back home in Nuremberg. Great times.

i rode this ride when i was 12 with my dad once, and i can very much confirm that this ride is absolutely terrifying if you ride it with someone that’s bigger than you lol

lol this ride comes to my local fair regularly and i used to always ride this as a child while simultaneously being too afraid to ride coasters like olympia looping, even though my friends tried to convince me that wilde maus xxl was the more intense ride. apparently they had a point, judging by this review.

I did a "double TAKE" when I saw the Fun House" portion was part of the queue. You're right I could see in America billboards sponsored by lawyers (186-Wild-Maus) ShakeDown & Sons. There were a "lotta" MICE running around that track!

This looks insanely fun. The light package itself is enough to sell it for me

I've had crazy rides on exterminator at Kennywood this year. It ran trimless all year, and the spinning was crazy as well

It's like Wilde Maus XXL is to wild mice what the Great Nor'Easter is to Vekoma SLC's; taking a commonly cloned coaster that's not very memorable in most cases, and turning it into a one-of-a-kind high-end coaster that gives an unforgettable experience.

I am SO glad I got a go on this (front row) a few years back (8 I think if I count). I had to go out of my way but once I saw it existed, I WENT out of my way. I couldn't do this now at 50, I find the laterals a bit too much for my ageing back. I am tall but reasonably lanky and had the equivalent of a sumo next to me (a big German in other words LOL). Mike is spot on, it's the best mouse for sensations and I did get a couple spots of good airtime myself which I wasn't expecting. It really does look unnatural in person. The only thing I liked nearly as much was Blackpool's now gone mouse as that thing was just full speed ahead in the old wooden style. Surprisingly, we have two good mice in Australia. The one in Sydney is also the old wooden style and is set atop a building so is high near the water. Scooby Doo at movie world is great because it's a wild mouse ghost train and the first part during the laterals is all untrimmed and last time I rode it the trims were mild for the whole thing even after the hairpins. If that is ever converted to spinning cars it would be mental. Standard Mack size but in the dark with lasers and a full ghost train prelude before you get on the vertical elevator. I duck every time we dip under the swinging axes LOL. It has the main drop backwards but you don't really get any airtime as it's too slow entering and existing cause of the turntables immediately before and after, and then you just have the usual couple of smaller dips. Still, it's a great attraction. Great review Mike!

An incredible ride, can't wait for its return to Hyde Park Winter Wonderland, London. Great review, thanks for sharing.

Unfortunately, you'll never see a ride like this in the US. not even running with 3 cars let alone 5 operating on the track at once as seen in this video😲. 1:28

Imagine if someone invents a Wild Mouse coaster capable of carrying multiple attached trains. I think that would really strengthen the airtime if there was a whippy back seat.

i’ve always thought about a wild mouse on steroids, with super steep, near vertical drops and stronger forces. this is probably the closest thing besides what i’ve cooked up in PlanCo.

Just been on it today it’s actually crazy

I absolutely love this ride but Olympia Looping is still the king of travelling coasters for me

Great review, did you ever get to ride Olympia looping with a seven car train?

This thing looks amazing. I doubt I would love it, because I don't like the shared lapbars on wild mouse, such as the wild mouse at lagoon. They make the laterals super uncomfortable, and you have to ride defensively to avoid getting thrown into the center bar.

I can't help but be tickled because I remember when my favourite coaster was the Hershal Monster Mouse in the late 70s at Playland in Vancouver because I was too small to ride "Coaster" until I was at least 8 years old if not 9. I notice the biggest drops don't reach ground level; I wonder what the biggest drop is. I'm curious to know the list of hyper coasters you like this better than. Thanks for posting!

That looks really impressive.

I’d argue that the wooden Wild Mouse at BPB was just as wild. Though I did ride this early in the morning so would have been running slow.

What hypers do you rank this above

Does this have the strongest laterals of any coaster you've ridden? If not, what other coasters can match it?

Oh man, idk, I absolutely love positive Gs more than like anything so I would think Olympia Looping would be the best traveling coaster but a wild mouse with this amount of airtime and lats is just nuts, this is why I think America is just to safe with stuff when it comes to some amusement park rides and roller coasters. Even the que line is to extreme thst it wouldn't be aloud in America.

My favourite wild mouse to date is the one at Europa park and this one looks so much better. Another wild mouse that doesn't trim all that much is the one at Bobbejaanland. The breaks in the first section of hairpin turns don't hit at all so you get insane laterals. But this one looks like a combination of the one at Europa mixed with the trims of the one in Bobbejaanland on steroids.

Is Kondaa in your top 10 steel coasters?

Overall, it may have the best package of a travelling coaster but for my preferences, it was good but not the best. I much prefer Olympia Looping and Höllenblitz. The latter one is so fun in the last row because of how unpredictable it is

This ride is honestly terrifying with all that speed

why do wild mouse coastsrs have lift hills instead of a launch?

I think it’s good it does eventually slow down during the coaster because I feel after a while the constant sudden turns with that type of speed could get a little bit much

How many attracktions there would be banned in America? Hmm... (including the waiting lines)

Did you get to see CoasterDash again the day you went to the fair?

Wieland Schwarzkopf and Premier Rides to plan biggest Wild cat on year 2024. Top speed 44 mph. Highest point 80 feet. Särkänniemi is very collaboration a this retro Wild cat 2.0 project.

Might be a hot take but I wish Cedar Point added one of these instead. I always thought it screamed Cedar Point since I don't think there are any other Wild Mouses that deliver this amount of punches.

Canobie Coaster said in the video: Wilde Maus XXL is the world's best travelling coaster. I know this is a bold statement considering you have some large Schwarzkopfs like Alpina Bahn and Olympia Looping, but I'll take this wild mouse over those rides. If I ask you, what happened with the rides you got on Alpina Bahn and Olympia Looping?

This thing is massive

rode it at winter wonderland last year and they just had no trims on it and it gave some great airtime

This or knotts berry farms coast rider?

Great ride, but for me this does not stand any chance against Olympia Looping when it comes to worlds best traveling coaster. Did you ride Olympia Looping on a warm summers evening with 7 cars?

I’ve never heard of this until I watched CoasterDash’s vlog of it. Did you ride it at the same fair he did?

i rode it last year at hyde park last year the same day as olympia looping an i thought it was a lot better

Dang, so I can’t have this as a backyard coaster? Oh well, I’ll just build the funhouse

Was Wilde Maus XXL your favorite wild mouse coaster in the world?

Nick Wilde from Zootopia (i've seen that) would ride this.

Wilde.

drinking game: take a shot whenever he says “lateral”, “lats”, or “airtime”

Should have called it Magic Mouse XXL. Have a super buff denzel washington mouse with a big buldge as its mascot 😆

Although this looks amazing, considering how much I hate Goofys Sky School, this would probably be the worst coaster ever because I don't like laterals that much.

Cedar point should get this instead

True statement: someone in America would've sued if they'd gotten remotely injured in that (entertaining and quirky) waiting line. And we wonder why things are so prohibitively expensive here..gotta pay out all these lawsuits to dumbass peeps looking for a handout! Whatever happened to accountability? SMH

The worst wild mouse coaster you've ever ridden in the world was... Wild Mouse at Hersheypark?

I’m early