On behalf of my people, I'm very sorry for the typical german weather. This "summer" didn't really have any summery weather this year. "I'm not sure what exactly the theme is" is a good description of the whole park xD Especially if you have Phantasialand neraby! I hated the SLC because my head just banged left and right the whole ride (I'm 1,55m not sure if that's why it happened to me). If I ever try that again then only with two big cushions on each side of my head! I do agree with all your opinions of the coasters - I would love all the air time of the wodden coaster if it wasn't painful to ride. When I see POVs of it with stabalised cameras I have to laugh and think it's kind of deceiving. Why yes of course log flumes have to go backwards, and usually in the middle part on the second of three drops, that's actually in the EU law.
We had a blast at Movie Park last year. We spent 2 days as a family wit kids in different age groups and everyone had fun. Even my 3 year old could ride 2 coasters, and she wanted to go again and again. It did help a lot that the weather was great and the queues were short. You did miss the police academy show, which is something special.
@@cruiseandcoasters you should visit the park during their Halloween season. it's absoluetly amazing. the sets of the newer mazes are almost at Universal's quality, but you go in smaller groups, so the experience is way more immersive. there's also a maze with a hounted house theme, where you have to board on an actual bus first to get to the entrance, wich is really cool. there's around 8 or 9 mazes in total and an amazing horror stage show you definitely shouldn't miss. the wait times are only around 2-10 minutes, because you have to book specific time slots. if you have the chance, check it out. there's also lots of videos on youtube.
I have a season pass to Movie Park. There are myths about a second train at Bandit and the SLC but I have never seen one. I think the inconsistent theming has to do with the fact that the park used to belong to Warner, which means they still hold some licenses they would like to use.
On behalf of my people, I'm very sorry for the typical german weather. This "summer" didn't really have any summery weather this year.
"I'm not sure what exactly the theme is" is a good description of the whole park xD Especially if you have Phantasialand neraby!
I hated the SLC because my head just banged left and right the whole ride (I'm 1,55m not sure if that's why it happened to me). If I ever try that again then only with two big cushions on each side of my head!
I do agree with all your opinions of the coasters - I would love all the air time of the wodden coaster if it wasn't painful to ride. When I see POVs of it with stabalised cameras I have to laugh and think it's kind of deceiving.
Why yes of course log flumes have to go backwards, and usually in the middle part on the second of three drops, that's actually in the EU law.
Thanks for watching! The log flumes in Europe were some of the best and my favorite part of the parks! They ALWAYS went backwards 😂
@@cruiseandcoasters except the Log Flume in Hansa Park, this one has no backwards section...sadly...but its a very old one xD
We had a blast at Movie Park last year. We spent 2 days as a family wit kids in different age groups and everyone had fun. Even my 3 year old could ride 2 coasters, and she wanted to go again and again. It did help a lot that the weather was great and the queues were short. You did miss the police academy show, which is something special.
It was a very interesting park! Tons of attractions that are fun, but wish the theme across the park was a bit more cohesive
@@cruiseandcoasters you should visit the park during their Halloween season. it's absoluetly amazing. the sets of the newer mazes are almost at Universal's quality, but you go in smaller groups, so the experience is way more immersive. there's also a maze with a hounted house theme, where you have to board on an actual bus first to get to the entrance, wich is really cool.
there's around 8 or 9 mazes in total and an amazing horror stage show you definitely shouldn't miss. the wait times are only around 2-10 minutes, because you have to book specific time slots. if you have the chance, check it out. there's also lots of videos on youtube.
I have a season pass to Movie Park. There are myths about a second train at Bandit and the SLC but I have never seen one. I think the inconsistent theming has to do with the fact that the park used to belong to Warner, which means they still hold some licenses they would like to use.
Small update: yesterday I was at Movie Park again and Bandit and the SLC actually operated with 2 trains.
Whaaaat?! 2 train operations at Movie Park Germany?! I won’t believe it!