+Flyineddy The food was 'interesting' with all the dishes being served with a cornflour product called Polenta...I had the garlic snails which were very nice. It's well worth a visit though!
Hi David! Great footage! I'm a producer with Business Insider's new division INSIDER. We are looking to do a feature story on the Ai Pioppi playground. Would we have permission to use clips of your footage for our news story? Your RUclips channel would be fully credited, and seen by our millions of daily viewers. INSIDER currently garners over 1 billion views a month across our social media channels. Please let me know if you'd be interested in allowing us to include your footage in the piece. Please email me at ayzola@businessinsider.com if you have any questions. Thanks!! - Alana Yzola
This place looks very much like School Park in my other world; a kind of place that bounced off from my school trips to Tuby's Fair at Spalding and my school trips to places that have a playground area like the Fun Farm soft play area in Spalding as well as the playground stuff at School during my time throughout Gosberton House School. This definitely would be the filming location for School Park in my other world if it were made into a film.🤣
Did you know that ALL the rides at this park are completely human powered. The people in the ride do things like running/pedaling to power the ride. Pretty unique!
It varies country to country, but generally what we have over in Europe is people taking responsibility for their own actions, and not suing every time they hurt themselves through their own carelessness. It's far removed from the US and other places where all the fun in life has been taken away due to the lawyers.
But that slowly changes towards the "American Way". People lack responsibility and start suing far quicker than they were a few years ago... still not as stupid as in the US, but yeah...
That is why the majority people have wavers. Like Glenwood Caverns Adventure park around Colorado. You have to sign waivers first before you go on the rides. Im heading there this summer, can’t wait. They got some crazy rides. Especially the ones that drops you off cliffs and even ones that swings out over the cliff. The view is beautiful. They got a new one called haunted mine drop, that drops you 300 feet under ground to an old mining ground. Its pitch black on the way down, but there you can see gold. Not everyone in America are ignorant and irresponsible. I do wish we could get rid of those ignorant people not only in America, but everywhere in the world. I will love to come try out the Ai Pioppi playground my self one day. It looks really fun too.
Cool! So this is open to diners at his restaurant? How was the food? Was it Italian? Edit also, were their employees attending to some of the rides or was it all self-serve?
The owner was there sorting out one of the rides for us to try out but generally it's all self-service...and yes, it is only open to his diners...the food was ok, lots of polenta with everything, which is a little weird as foods go, but it was kind of Italian and European cuisine. I recall having garlic snails but the menu was varied.
@@davidjellis interesting. Thanks for the response. Saw a video on this and wanted to learn more about it. I appreciate the upload and info. Looks like it was fun
I'm replying to myself but I just realized he probably won't see my comment. If he doesn't know how to make a comment reply he probably doesn't know about reply notifications lol
Ha tenuto il conto? Io ci sono stato tre volte e due volte ho visto gente che si è fatta male... Andiamo dai... sono giostre artigianali ben fatte ma prive di sistemi di sicurezza e di sicuro non a norma di legge.
@@michelezanella5749 il parco viene ispezionato e approvato annualmente da un ingegnere che nè verifica il funzionamento.Poi certo la sicurezza al 100% non fa parte di questo mondo
This looks incredibly unsafe. Cool, don’t get me wrong, but there are no railings or any sort of crowd restraints on half of these things from what I’ve seen. If an onlooker gets just a little too close their life could get ruined.
@@davidjellis I mean, there are people inches away from the moving ride in some places. There’s nothing even attempting to keep them out while the ride is moving.
@@Bempes3477 You would have a fit if you saw a busy German fair in operation then - but to be honest it generally works, trusting people to be sensible and not do anything silly.
Lasciate perdere questo posto... sono giostre meccaniche molto pericolose, non c'è nessun addetto della sicurezza. E' un posto che andrebbe chiuso al più presto (Forget this place ... they are mechanical rides very dangerous, there is no security guard. It 'a place that should be closed as soon as possible).
+Michele Zanella Se i piloti prendono cura le giostre sono al sicuro ... quasi tutti gli incidenti nei parchi e nelle fiere sono, perché i piloti non seguono le istruzioni di sicurezza o si comportano male. Vorrei che ci fossero più posti come questo, ma purtroppo gli avvocati hanno rovinato tutto, non si può avere più divertimento.
Hai scritto una cavolata ed hai perso un'occasione per tacere. Il parco dei Pioppi è a norma e nessuna autorità ne avrebbe permesso l'utilizzo non lo fosse stato. Documentati, invece di scrivere fesserie a random.
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Omg I live in Italy and I had nevere been to this park.I must go there .NOW!
+Mat Po You should - you need to eat there to enjoy the rides, but it's worth a visit!
+davidjellis Haha, you almost make it sound like the food's really bad. xD
Looks like a lot of fun. Thanks for the video! :D
+Flyineddy The food was 'interesting' with all the dishes being served with a cornflour product called Polenta...I had the garlic snails which were very nice. It's well worth a visit though!
moving to italy ASAP
I wish german playgrounds had Flak guns on them too XD
Very nice video! This is definitly #1 on my priority list for Italy! ^^
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Hi David! Great footage! I'm a producer with Business Insider's new division INSIDER. We are looking to do a feature story on the Ai Pioppi playground. Would we have permission to use clips of your footage for our news story? Your RUclips channel would be fully credited, and seen by our millions of daily viewers. INSIDER currently garners over 1 billion views a month across our social media channels. Please let me know if you'd be interested in allowing us to include your footage in the piece. Please email me at ayzola@businessinsider.com if you have any questions. Thanks!!
- Alana Yzola
INSIDER OMG YOU HAVE WATCHED THIS... just saying I love your RUclips and Instagram... I am following them both
INSIDER finally i found a comment from insider love your channel
take the music out!
Lol why did he not respond he could be famous!
Just like the parks of the 70's & 80's.....
Just don't stick your arms out kids!
This place looks very much like School Park in my other world; a kind of place that bounced off from my school trips to Tuby's Fair at Spalding and my school trips to places that have a playground area like the Fun Farm soft play area in Spalding as well as the playground stuff at School during my time throughout Gosberton House School. This definitely would be the filming location for School Park in my other world if it were made into a film.🤣
Did you know that ALL the rides at this park are completely human powered. The people in the ride do things like running/pedaling to power the ride. Pretty unique!
Not all the rides are human powered...the shuttle coaster at 1:36 is pulled to the top by a motor.
It's a unique place though
Perhaps best to ride before dinner
we ate first then hit the rides :-)
What an amazing place, very nice video ... the launch coaster should be worth a trip back David ! :-)
+psyclonesteve Agreed :-)
In America, the owners would get sued soooo fast. It’s sad, really....
Ryan Courtright the Americans are too heavy
Awesome
if I go to Italy this is the first place I would go to
Same
I'm moving to italy just for this
Coolest. Restaurant. Ever!
That's a cool AA gun
The safety regulations must be very loose in Europe
It varies country to country, but generally what we have over in Europe is people taking responsibility for their own actions, and not suing every time they hurt themselves through their own carelessness. It's far removed from the US and other places where all the fun in life has been taken away due to the lawyers.
But that slowly changes towards the "American Way". People lack responsibility and start suing far quicker than they were a few years ago... still not as stupid as in the US, but yeah...
BavarianMonkey Indeed - things are gradually going that way!
you ride these at your own risk, pretty sure the park owner doesnt take responsibility.
That is why the majority people have wavers. Like Glenwood Caverns Adventure park around Colorado. You have to sign waivers first before you go on the rides. Im heading there this summer, can’t wait. They got some crazy rides. Especially the ones that drops you off cliffs and even ones that swings out over the cliff. The view is beautiful. They got a new one called haunted mine drop, that drops you 300 feet under ground to an old mining ground. Its pitch black on the way down, but there you can see gold. Not everyone in America are ignorant and irresponsible. I do wish we could get rid of those ignorant people not only in America, but everywhere in the world. I will love to come try out the Ai Pioppi playground my self one day. It looks really fun too.
Cool! So this is open to diners at his restaurant? How was the food? Was it Italian?
Edit also, were their employees attending to some of the rides or was it all self-serve?
The owner was there sorting out one of the rides for us to try out but generally it's all self-service...and yes, it is only open to his diners...the food was ok, lots of polenta with everything, which is a little weird as foods go, but it was kind of Italian and European cuisine. I recall having garlic snails but the menu was varied.
@@davidjellis interesting. Thanks for the response. Saw a video on this and wanted to learn more about it. I appreciate the upload and info. Looks like it was fun
Nice
where is the park?
Italy - it says where it is in the video description!
Hopefully i can come here one day I’m in australia
I am hoping to get to Australia one day too!
Italy is in West Europe
cool
Cool
Has anyone seen the movie action point, this kind of reminds me of that movie
Pioppi is a great little city - Pioppi è una bella città - ruclips.net/video/H8qwTcxuSVU/видео.html
i mean where in italy?
My comment still applies 'Ai Pioppi is a restaurant in Treviso, Italy'
You can also reply to your original comment instead of making another one. And he already had the city in the description
I'm replying to myself but I just realized he probably won't see my comment. If he doesn't know how to make a comment reply he probably doesn't know about reply notifications lol
michele zannela e' piu' sicuro questo parco che tutti gli altri meccanici e moderni messi insieme.40 anni nessun incidente
Ha tenuto il conto? Io ci sono stato tre volte e due volte ho visto gente che si è fatta male... Andiamo dai... sono giostre artigianali ben fatte ma prive di sistemi di sicurezza e di sicuro non a norma di legge.
@@michelezanella5749 il parco viene ispezionato e approvato annualmente da un ingegnere che nè verifica il funzionamento.Poi certo la sicurezza al 100% non fa parte di questo mondo
Imagine if you just,,,,,, flew off the rails
I know it's impossible, but just imagine
I try not to :-)
This looks incredibly unsafe. Cool, don’t get me wrong, but there are no railings or any sort of crowd restraints on half of these things from what I’ve seen. If an onlooker gets just a little too close their life could get ruined.
There doesn't really need to be crowd restraints - it's for the sole use of people eating at the restaurant so the visitor numbers are small
@@davidjellis I mean, there are people inches away from the moving ride in some places. There’s nothing even attempting to keep them out while the ride is moving.
@@Bempes3477 You would have a fit if you saw a busy German fair in operation then - but to be honest it generally works, trusting people to be sensible and not do anything silly.
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WTF is this? Africa?
Italy
It's ur mum
Lasciate perdere questo posto... sono giostre meccaniche molto pericolose, non c'è nessun addetto della sicurezza. E' un posto che andrebbe chiuso al più presto (Forget this place ... they are mechanical rides very dangerous, there is no security guard. It 'a place that should be closed as soon as possible).
+Michele Zanella Le corse sono sicuro - è la gente che non seguono le regole che sono pericolosi
Certamente ma le giostre devono essere a norma e sicure... queste non lo sono di sicuro.
+Michele Zanella Se i piloti prendono cura le giostre sono al sicuro ... quasi tutti gli incidenti nei parchi e nelle fiere sono, perché i piloti non seguono le istruzioni di sicurezza o si comportano male. Vorrei che ci fossero più posti come questo, ma purtroppo gli avvocati hanno rovinato tutto, non si può avere più divertimento.
Hai scritto una cavolata ed hai perso un'occasione per tacere. Il parco dei Pioppi è a norma e nessuna autorità ne avrebbe permesso l'utilizzo non lo fosse stato. Documentati, invece di scrivere fesserie a random.
Nice