Parque de Atracciones de Madrid Review, Theme Park in Spain Capital | Birthplace of Parques Reunidos
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2024
- Parque de Atracciones de Madrid is the older of two amusement parks in Madrid, Spain. Owned by Parques Reunidos, this park features 7 roller coasters, many of which are unique. Plus there are some soaking water rides and exciting flat rides to round out the ride lineup. This video ranks the top 15 attractions at this theme park!
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My home park, only thirty minutes away by Metro. I often go on a empty day, get a huge rush with Abismo or Lanzadera, get a relaxing café con leche and exit and go for a morning walk at the Casa de Campo park. All of that in just an hour.😊
Those two are certainly thrilling.
I love the stonework on the water rides here, very pretty. I don't think that wet towel guy would survive in America though without someone getting mad.
The coasters look unique. Parque seems to enjoy purchasing prototypes. The ride ops on the rides sound Abysmal or shall I say "abismo".
Looks like a nice park
Canobie did something similar in 2020 with sanitation for covid.
Honestly Maurer is a good company, but they need more x-cars, the x-car yes is rough but it has potential to make a coaster do anything it wants, take a look at the rct3 extended coaster, it can do anything it wants, could be one of the most thrilling coaster types in the world
They got rid of the old x car vehicles and created new ones that look incredible. Dragon Legend at romon U park utilizes the new design and apparently it’s smooth as glass while pulling 5 g’s, quite the upgrade but sadly no park has bought one since. Seems like maurer is dead set on the spike concept though for now, so we’ll see if we ever get another Xcar
I hate to break it to you OP, but rct3 is not the most realistic.
@@CoasterGuy95 neither was the old x-car look at the now defunct g-force at drayton manor, it had a literal beyond vertical chainlift sending the chain fully upside down
I do like their X-Car coasters.
I'd say it looks great and totally worth visiting. So neat with the area. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It's a nice park.
Great review, Canobie. This is one of the only international non-Disney/Uni parks ive ever been to, so im glad to see it get some love by you as I figured it was fairly under the radar
Tornado & the river-rapids ride were both closed on our trip, so i didnt get to experience these, but even without them the park still has a super diverse layout of attractions. We got to ride Zeppelin & its a really relating PeopleMover attraction - 7/10.
The only indoor Attraction you missed is the 4D theatre - I think themed to super knock off Aladin. The ride is absolutely awful so you aren't missing much haha. Great review & I'm looking forward to your ride Rankings from here
That's unfortunate that Tornado was down for you. I don't recall the 4D theater being open when I was there.
The problem is that the park is in casa campo so they can’t expand but they have space to buido a raptor or a (idk the name of the model) a mack rides coaster that is similar to voltron.
I'd love to see another big coaster.
A park I truly planned to go to when I visited Madrid (it was a short walk from our hotel), but the historic and dangerous heat wave that was on when I went there dissuaded me. I've heard mixed things about it--lots of complaints about operations. I've only ever visited Parques Reunidos's New England acquisitions through Kennywood/Palace Entertainment, which are of course regional institutions around here. The chain has never had much in the way of common branding.
I have only visited this park in summer and the heat is no joke.
I don't think operations would be too big of a problem for me as it looks like the only rides with a true operational problem are Tornado and Abismo. That being said, I think I'd rather visit on a busy day because if I visit on a quiet day, I might have to wait even longer.
I think I'd pick a quiet day, but you can't be in an absolute rush like me.
Can you do another six flags great america review
At this time, no. My last one still holds true.
That’s ok
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The birthplace of this terrible chain... Parques RUINidos makes all the parks they own worse, and as someone who goes to Kennywood twice a week, the more I realize just how bad that park is getting. Overpricing, ridiculous policies, always going the cheap route, ride closures, bad operations, and overall badly running their parks. They've destroyed my childhood park Idlewild and Kennywood is getting there.
I always try to focus on the positives when it comes to parks, but it saddens me to see these historic parks get run to the ground
This is a hilarious comment. Parque Warner is a fantastic Park! Just cause Kennywood is run poorly don't assume all their parks are like that
I really like Kennywood, but there are some annoying operational things.
You trippin
I love Lake Compounce, but it seems like there are days when they can hardly keep the rides going. Maybe it's a pattern.
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