American Reacts to Tusenfryd Amusement Park in Norway
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2022
- Personally I have never seen or experienced an amusement park in Norway, so I am very excited to react and learn about the similarities between Norway and America. That being said I am also just interested to take a closer look at the Tusenfryd Amusement Park just outside of Oslo, just to see what the park has to offer all on its own. If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a comment, like, or subscribe for more!
There are several amusement parks in Norway, you have Tusenfryd, Hunderfossen amusement park, Bø Sommerland and Kongeparken in Stavanger, they are not all like Tusenfryd with mad rides and all but they offer various things tough.
Kristiansand dyrepark, Lilleputthammer, Lillehammer, Hunderfossen Park Lillehammer. Det er døds mange. E amusement park er ikke bare for rollercoasters. Akvariet i Bergen går også under amusement parks
@@norwegiangooner6521 Hvorfor en dyrepark?
@@fasterstrongfaster Fordi den heter Kristiansand Zoo and Amusement Park. Du har Kardemomme by, Kaptein Sabeltann, Tømmerrenna og mye mer.
@@norwegiangooner6521 Er det liksom en fornøyelsespark der
@@fasterstrongfaster a commercially operated park having various devices for entertainment (such as a merry-go-round and roller coaster) and usually booths for the sale of food and drink. Nøyaktig hva Dyreparken i Kristiansand er og har
i just wanna mention that in Dyreparken ("the animal park") in Kristiansand we had Storslegga, "the big hammer" which was essentially the spinspider. but, then an attraction of the same type in an american amusement park had an accident that got someone killed, and so, that specific ride was removed from Dyreparken.
Wait. Its gone?
The trafic joy at 7:41 is just for kids in a specific age group, cant remember but its like 7-12 or something, and they first have a good basic theoretical class, then they get to drive and follow the trafic rules they have learned like stop, yeald and traffic lights, then they get thir own "licence" with name and picture, and a basic understanding of the trafficrules..
I remember i loved it, but its like 25 years since i did it
7:52 Yes they can drive the cars after completing training and getting their drivers license. It even looks like a real licence with real name and picture. 🤣 If you want more of a Norwegian special park you can look at Hunderfossen Eventyrpark.
was looking for this comment! love that they still do this, got my licence in a album alongside all the pictures taken that day somewhere (hunderfossen), and i got mine 22 years ago! xD
As an adult, I find that little cowboy train thing the most scary, because it is built for kids. As an adult it feels like you sit on top of the train instead of in it, and it feels unstable and wobbly and ... No. Not for me. Never again! I know it's safe, but it scared the living daylights out of me 😄
SARP SARP YESS DUDE
Særping jo! Gæli by det, haha
Samma. Tok den som voksen, begynte å skrike og ville av🤣🤣🤣 Og de flys bare dævva jeg av latter i… jappen, holdte på å dø. De hadde ikke festa meg ordentlig, så
begynte å skli ut av setet. Eneste som holdt meg fra å falle til min visse død, kun et belte. Og måtte krample meg fast😭😭😭 Aldri mer!
Tusenfryd translates to daisy, as in the flower. But TUSEN and FRYD literally means a thousand joys. :) Love your vids!
This is like any amusement park in the US (or anywhere), just way smaller and way more expensive...
I remember when I was a kid and did this Traffic Joy, and I got a "drivers license" when completing the course
The feeling of the construction falling apart is a huge part of the experience when riding a thunder coaster
with the splash one, you get more water on you from just standing by the guard rails and watch... some people even try to see how long they dare to stand there
Tusenfryd is like 20 km south of Oslo.
And it isn't all that. We have season cards in our family, so we go there 8-10 or more times a season.
Check out Helix in Liseberg, Gothenburg, Sweden. Now THERE's a ride!
SpinSpider is my go to attraction at Tusenfryd. Made my 11 year daughter and her friend to take it with me a few weeks ago. That was fun.
Next year there will be a new under hanging roller coaster at Tusenfryd.
i remember Lisebreg from my youth. loved it.
The wooden one gives me whiplash and it hurts my neck and shoulders, so yeah, it is not recommendable if you value your neck. Though as a ride it is well built and a classic. I still remember the sensation a decade later.
Tusenfryd is fun and can entertain you for a few hours, but I do my very best to not buy any food there. Or anything really. Is so expensive that you have to plan ahead what you will let yourself buy. Plus, you also have to make sure you have good shoes since it is all built up-hill, so you do *a lot* of walking. It is also very easy to navigate. So even if you lose your kid there it's still navigational enough for every party to find rides to meet up by. As a 6-year-old, I had the time of my life for 3 hours on my own navigating the place with no issue, feeling safe too (I had ditched my activities group).
Very family-friendly though I don´t think I have seen people in wheelchairs the times I have been there. While a wheelchair technically can go to most places in Tusenfryd, I would not have a good time if I was wheelchair-bound. So there is that. It is also probably a lot smaller amusement park than most of its American counterparts.
Oh you should totally react to "Kristiandsand Dyrepark" its both a zoo and an amusement park, you should also consider reacting to "Hunderfossen". its been a while since ive been there, but if I remember correctly its based around alot of norwegian fairytales and old movies and such!
And Lilleputthammer 😄
Yeah, this one is where U.S really takes a hard win here, you got much wilder and diverse cast of parks, rides and also themes.
Albeit, I haven't seen a thrill park with a complete theme in U.S except for Disney world and maybe Universal studios, albeit the latter is more scattered with its theme.
I could be completely wrong, I've only been to a six flags, which was quite wild, just horribly long queues, but that's to be expected early in July.
I'd say my favourite amusement park experience was Terra Mitica in Spain, Alicante.
Yes, the zoo in Kristiansand is an important part of Norway. Aquarium in Bergen is also important.
On the traffic one, they generally are so you can drive yourself, they don't drive on their own or on rails, I remember similar from Legoland in Denmark in the 90s as well, you got a little fake drivers license afterwards as you're supposed to basically follow traffic laws. :P
And, if I'm not wrong, you (kids) get a drivers licens after
YES I REMEMBER THIS WHEN I WAS A CHILD I GOT LIKE A LICENSE CARD OMG AHHHH the memories of this place was so good
Yeah still got my lisence from there, that I got 25 years ago or so lol
A fun thing that you looked at this park, I actually work there!:D
They are now upgrading their park for many millions (250 million NOK) to upgrade their park and make it an theme park!
Went to Tusenfryd a handful of times as a child, some 20+ years back. Most of the attractions seem about the same, though way back then I was too scared of the big coasters and the like to go on like half of 'em.
The SpeenMonster actually features the world's first "Norwegian loop". Thus the name "Norwegian loop" 🙈
You shuld also chekout hunderfossen (familypark) & Kristiansand dyrepark (Norways biggest animal park)
Bø in Telemark and Hunderfossen by Lillehammer are my favorites. But Kristiansand animalzoo and Kardemommeby is famous and amazing.
I really recommend checking out a video on Hunderfossen Eventyrpark as well. It’s one I went to a lot as a kid. It’s not as large and has fewer rides however it’s got more of a specific theme compared to this one. Hunderfossens theme is old Norwegian folk fairytales like trolls and stuff like that. It’s located in Lillehammer which is a city I’ve previously recommended you react to on the channel. Both Hunderfossen Eventyrpark and Lillehammer as a whole is really cool and definitely worth reacting too.
I feel old. When I was a child this themepark was mostly a zoo with a few amusement experiences. All I can remember is that it had a bear or bears that I could almost touch through the fence if I wanted to, but still knew it was best not to 😀'
Sure I've been to Tusenfryd several times, but I think it would be considered like tiny to any american standards. Probably not even worthy of being titled an "amusement part". The size of Tusenfryd can be compared to a theme park in the US I would guess, even though Tusenfryd tries to include several times within it's area. D.
I love Tusenfryd! So many great memories there! ☺️ On my last day of school before graduating my class whent there with all the money we saved up doing dugnad (chores and stuff for people, physical labor).
It's an amazingly fun place! Supersplash, Ragnarok, Spaceshot (that my mom is terrified of lmao) and Tømmerstupet are my all time favorites! When we ride Tømmerstupet me and my friends will always tell jokes to the person standing before the drop. Getting progressively more giggly and dumb the more we do it. 😂 My record is taking it 17 times in a row. Had to stop cuz it was closing time. 🥲
Even though Tusenfryd has everything I still like hunderfossen park more! Everything is troll and norwegian folktale themed. Some of the troll animetronics scared me as a child though. 😅
The fake timber log usually has 1 small drop, and one big one later on... it has been so many years since I was in this park, but the one in Kristiansand at least has one small and one big drop on this ride... Stay safe!
the channel that made this video, has several videoes of other parks around norway, both amusement parks and zoos!
Tyler i am a silent viewer here but im giving you a hint. Kindly react 17th of may or 17.Mai feiring
Norwegians and i maean All as in literall all norwegians are proud of that…. Its pretty cool!
Just remember that the season for the parks inNorway is max 6 months due to the winter ;)
tusenfryd is a good park, only today i noticed theyve actually added a new section called dragonville with a new coaster called storm. im very exited for next time i go! we have other parks as ive seen others mention, but one that i found fun was hunderfossen, its more meant for smaller children honestly, but they have a science building there, which was very interesting! i believe kongeparken has a bobsleigh still that i loved as a kid! bø i sommarland is a water park with an awesome water ride called mot i brøstet, aka courage in the chest, thats the best water slide type ride ive ever taken, its tall and fills your tummy with butterflies!
I've been at the park a few months back in June. Was super fun ^^
the Tea Cups one is fun, you can spin i yourself, and I have spun myself up so rediculus speads on them, it's really fun.
Once one of the emplyees walked over to the one I was in to ask if we were ok, since we had spun it really fast.
interesting things when it comes to Rides and Tracks . the big Loop bit on Speedmonster at the start is named Norwegian Loop ore somthing like that cause it was the first ( ore 1 of the first ) tp use that kind of loop Design. i may werry mutch be wrong but eyy learn somthing new in that case i guess xD'
12:53 This actually has a VR version, which is awesome. There's the child friendly version, without VR on the left, and the VR version on the right.
btw, the layout of Tusenfryd changed a lot recently. For example the traffic one has been moved to the other side of the park.
Always do the splash rides early in the day so the afternoon sun can dry you off! 😂
It was fun until you take the Space Shot, and they don’t strap you down well enough, so you start to slide out while X meters up in the air, and only thing that kept me from falling to my death was a strap/belt🙄🫣🫠 And I’m afraid of heights… never again! One time on this school trip in high school during Russetiden, one dude passed put while on one of the rides. Another time, this one girl fell out while in the air, and she was taken to the hospital. Not sure if she died or not…
Cool to se an american react to Tusenfryd, wich have visited alot of times!
My first time in tusenfryd, the belt thing to make me sit tight was not fastened, on the loop, the most terrified boy ever seen
I havent been there in what so many years now, my cusin actually worked there for a while. And honestly the rides arent really that scary id say the swing drop one is the scariest due to the feeling of lacking anything solid.
But man did I not know scary until I went to the Hansa-Amusment park in germany. That had one heck of a coaster. You get sent up a pitch black tower its not even 90 degrees up its literally up and slightly backwards so you hang feeling like youre about to fall out back pitch blackness inside a disney looking tower and it drops you back down into it before shooting you up and out. Youre through more loops and turns than you have time to count before it being over ive never sat with my heart in my throat so much ever.
Tysenfryd basically translates to Thousand Joys. As Tusen means Thousand, and Fryd is derrived from joy.
Nightmair is gone we now got 1 more water ride called ragnarokk. We also have one kid rollercoaster called hurri hurri, and new of 2023 the rollercoaster called Storm
Please do more parks. I just been to two or something^^^
Tusenfryd means thousands of joy. 👍
The thing about wet and Oslo is that there are seasons where that isn't fun. You get really cold. Thats why the ponchos and not so wet rides.
Ive been there a lot of times, mainly because i live close to where this theme park is.
I did the spain spiser when i was 10 lol at Sandvika
Spain spider*
I hate the loop, as a kid, every time I took it, my head got slammed back and forth between the head support thing when it went through the loop.
I love speed monster and spin spider. But the spin spider made me sick for several hours 😂
Loopen is from1986
4:25 he he, just you wait, you'' see a big splash later
fun fact the largest rollecoaster companies are all european meaning a lot of american parks, especially six flags and disney use mostly european companies, hence the rides dont just look the same, the are exactly the same
Tusen = 1000, Fryd = Amusement. So basically the name translates to 'one thousand amusements'.
Edit: I recoment you check out the video of 'Bjørneparken'.
Tusenfryd also translates to "Daisy"🌸 So it is like a little pun 😁
Nightmare is actually a horror house, not a rollercoaster. I wouldn't categorized it as intense compared to other horror houses in the world
lol I did not know you ad multiple channels covering different country XD
theres a new roller coaster which you should watch its called storm and its really fun
yeah the theming in that park i got to say its pretty decent well done
since the videos creating western express has been remade into a VR ride
When i was a kid inside the scary haunted house it was so dark i fell and hurt myself in there xD
YES I BEEN THERE MANY TIMES
You need to react to Dyreparken in Kristiansand. That's owr only big Zoo. And you should learn about Julius. He's one of the monkeys. I loved this video.
Julius is a must! He is an elderly gentleman now, 43 years old! It's been a long time since we got to know the little, mischievous chimpanzee in diapers. The average lifespan of chimpanzees in captivity is 35 - 45 years.
But the question is whether there are any films on RUclips that are subtitled in English.
the name translates to "a thousand joys" btw
I hope you react on Tromsø in north norway soon😊
Should do one vid on kongeparken
My son, probably like 7 or 8 at the time, feared coasters and heights, so I sold him we'd start with one without a loop or other scary things, so, we went with the ThunderCoaster... Yeah...
The Loop might seam easy at first... but it is really bumpy, you get slung from side to side, and it hurts
Tusenfryd yeay! The kids get driever's license at the end of the ride😁
Haven't you heard about Morgan Kane. Born in 1855 in Santa Fe. US.
Haha, exactly!
@@ahkkariq7406 It's true. I'm not joking. How come the Norwegians know more about American history than the Americans. 👍
@@elisabethstermo9396 The reason is probably a man with the name Kjell Hallbing/Louis Masterson.
Can you react to the city Tromso in winter
Technically, it's a little south of Oslo. About 20 minutes drive.
Can you react to norway in eurovision. Eurovision is the oldest song competition in the world where it is a person that represent its own country whit a original song
For the traffic one you controll the car yourself, though at a very slow speed
Didn't show "steampunk hunters" a roller coaster where you wear VR headsets
That sounds awesome
@@TylerWalkerRUclips I did the ride when it had vr headsets while you where on the ride you where gonna shoot some kind of monsters!!! It was fun and the line was LONG dam the memories as a child when I went here was awesome
You pronounced it pretty good.
You shoold react to Kristiansand dyrepark! That is a wery kreative park, and Hunderfossen is based on Norwegian storys with Trols and stuff
i actually live a few hundred meters from Tusenfryd 😊😊😊
The loop was way too much for me. The centrifugal force in the loops felt like someone tried really hard to pull my head off my neck. 😱😖 I would never even dream of trying the SpeedMonster. (And anything spinning is bound to end in misery for me. And anyone near me!)
kinda agree 17:24
Froskehoppet means frog jump.
Tusen means thousand and Fryd means joy. Thus, Thousand Joys.
Tusenfryd is pretty much translated to ThousandJoy.
Did you know that the oldest amusementpark (-Tivoli ) is in Copenhagen, Denmark? It is right in the centre of the city, and there is one called Bakken in the outskirts. :-). You said Tusenfryd very well by the way. (Tusen-thousand) and fryd means joy.. :)
It’s also the Norwegian word for the common daisy, the flower.
11:10 you pay to use that one, and you control small rc boats using the wheels.
Norway is great but there is one thing that we suck at and that is amusement parks
I must say thundercoaster's comfort has gotten worse over the years.
I think Tusenfryd is more for small children. I would recommend Kristiansand Zoo, Amadeus Zoo,Hunderfossen ,Bjørneparken, but these are not in Oslo. In Oslo, I think the Natural History Museum where you can see real dinosaur skeletons, I also think Kontiki Museum and Fram Museum with Viking ships are interesting to look at.
The amusement parks we have in Norway isnt realy that big, also they are designed more for kids. So we dont have BIG BIG rollercoasters etc.
In trafikk fryd you do steer and drive you Get a ‘drivers licence’
9:03 Those things are soo slow.
this one was scary 11:58
Tusenfryd er veldig gøy.
I wonder if there is an average american that has a little crush on Norway? ;)
Tusenfryd. ahh yes. Vepsefryd passer også godt. Spesielt nede ved vann delen.
7.45 the children drive the car. And they have to follow the traffic roles. Afther that they Get a fake driverlisens
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So you can plan a Norway/Scandinavia trip by us sending you contributions. :)
There is little amusement in paying extra in the norwegian -amusement- park.
Tusenfryd is good but don’t buy food there.
you look like ty burrel man
Its not in oslo is in vinter bro
Check ou Norwegian military
It’s not in oslo
its not in oslo its outside oslo