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Could Jungle Rush be a similar coaster type to Big Bear Mountain at Dollywood? I sort of get the feeling that this is a new ride type by Vekoma, large scale family coasters with loads of possibilities layout-wise. The trains on the concept art look quite similar to the BBM train presented at...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the Zero-G roll was going over the entrance pathway into the area? I was expecting a bit more height in it to be honest🤔

Brilliant. Very reminiscent of Kondaa's train.

Kinda hoping we'll hear something about Axis...

Possibly the speed of the rotation, otherwise the tilt will likely not be too different from other tilt-coasters. The rest of the layout will ofcourse be drastically different, 'new gen' Vekoma profiling will make a huge difference.

Not so much a ''wish they were still used'' element, since they rarely were in the first place, but I'd love to see a Sea Serpent Roll used in a new layout. I absolutely love that element, the one on Xpress Platform 13 might even be my favourite element in Walibi Holland *runs for cover* For...

They were never going to choose one of those three models as far as I know. Among guests and passholders they held a survey to see what style of ride was most appealing to visitors, just to get a sense of what the public would want. It was never a case of the coaster getting the most votes would...

I wonder how many trains it will be able to run when at full capacity. With that much track there have to be quite a number of blockzones as well I'd imagine🤔

Cannot wait to see this show once it's done. Knowing Efteling this will be top tier. I'm amazed by the capacity of this thing. 6x18 seats = 108 guests per cycle.

Wow that thing looks aggressive

Fair point, but I think as long as they get payed enough they'll build anything the park wants. Matter of time before Europa Park gets a spinner anyways.

The article does say that this coaster will be the first at Legoland Deutschland that will feature a "short upside-down moment". Bit of a silly way to put it, but this does confirm that it will have one inversion. Great addition for Legoland! Name leaves a lot to be desired but oh well

Any guesses as to when in 2023 we might see this thing open? It's the first big project I've been following. Have there been any similar projects in recent years that could tell us a bit more about the opening month? Would it be realistic for this to open at the start of the season, late...

My top 10, but it's only Vekoma. 1. FLY 2. Colorado Adventure 3. Calamity Mine 4. Xpress: Platform 13 5. Python 6. Vogel Rok 7. Vampire 8. Condor 9. Robin Hood 10. Speed of Sound

How is there zero curve to that stall😮 It's just a straight piece of track upside down

Toverland has posted the fourth teaser, quite an interesting one this. The text is written upside down, and when the image is viewed upside down you will read the exact coordinates of the centre of Fenix' helix. Gerst SkyFly sounds like it would fit the bill, would it fit in the helix though?

It's not a extremely in depth tour, but it's deffo worth a watch😃 (English subtitles available)

So Looopings got their hands on the building plans, revealing quite a few things. https://www.looopings.nl/weblog/20655/Bouwplannen-verraden-meer-details-over-vier-nieuwe-attracties-Toverland.html - The Parachute Tower will be built on the new land in the water, as expected. It will be 40...

Been thinking about this as well. Might even be able to do something funky like the spike on Star Trek: Operation Enterprise.

Looking at Legoland's target audience I reckon for a lot of children this will be the first coaster they go on that goes upside down, and with that in mind I think it pretty much hit the bullseye. Not too intense, but a decent step up from the kiddie/family coasters to the bigger thrillrides.