Ride To Happiness POV 5K60 FPS // Plopsaland De Panne - Frontseat

5K60 FPS Onride Ride To Happiness POV - Plopsaland De Panne
Pov of Ride To Happiness, Xtreme Spinning Coaster located at Plopsaland De Panne, and manufactured by Mack
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[@aridaje4345]

Plopsa became famous in the entire world because of RTH, when someone says the word "plopsaland" it's the first thing that comes to mind. They should be very proud of their masterpiece and should have valorised it till the end. But instead, they decided to make a choice that goes in the exact opposite way. Making a coaster with the same model, same theme, in a better and more affordable park (holiday park, in the centre of Europe) and they even say "with a more spectacular layout". Now, what's the point of making a slightly better version (I don't think it will be better anyway, for me more intense doesn't mean better) in a more convenient park? You're undermining yourselves by doing this, not only because plopsaland will be penalised entirely (why should people go in a family park in the middle of nowhere when you got a better option in a better and nearer park?!) but also because RTH will be SMASHED by the new ride. It was really an icon in the coaster world and it will undeniabily be forgotten. I mean, for me it's ok to have another Extreme spinning coaster in Europe, after all it was really well accepted, so I could see some parks thinking about it. But man, I didn't expect this by the SAME company of parks, and I didn't expect that they're gonna copying also its theme. It's going to take away everything, EVERYTHING, from that masterpiece. And I say this because I don't see coasters simply as "machines that give you adrenaline". This specific ride isn't just a coaster, it's a work of art, the engineering, the theming, the experience... everything of it is pure art. And copying the elements that made this ride so special, means decreasing its value. That's why I say that something completely different would have worked so much better, because each of the two rides would have kept its uniqueness without damaging the identity of the other. If they really wanted another spinning coaster, at least have the originality of changing the theme, without wanting to do something better. At this point I really hope the new coaster won't have the same elements that made rth iconic (such as double inverting dive loop, top hat, jojo roll and the two final bunny hills). Otherwise, it's gonna lose its magic forever.

[@GCNMMA]

Dude this ride is gonna be remade and copied to the tenth degree especially in America

[@MrPatrickbuit]

I do agree that Holiday Park should not have gone for a second Mack Spinner, but it's not like RTH was the first spinner to begin with.

[@aridaje4345]

@@MrPatrickbuit the fact is that coaster is gonna have also the same theme. I want rth to stay something special, I don't want its magic to be gone. I'm ok with other Extreme spinners, but this one will steal not only the ride model but also the theme and probabily also the layout elements, because even if it will be different I bet that the most iconic elements will be copied, cause plopsa is well known for copy and paste their rides in their parks. If another company of parks decided to open an Extreme spinner, It would have not been a problem, since it would've been surely different (plopsa would have argued they copied from them if they went with similar elements) regarding both layout and theming. Rth is known as the "Tomorrowland spinning coaster". It will not be regarded as it in a couple of years, and this sucks. Please, at least keep alive the uniqueness of its elements.