Those fast operations! I mean the train hits the brake run, and already another train goes up the lift hill before it comes to the first section of brake run. And then another train is dispatched once the train on the final brake run is behind the station. Like that is amazing.
All of that works off of what's called synchronization sensors that they build on separate parts of the track throughout the layout. That's how the brakes are able to work efficiently by knowing where the trains are on the track at all times.
Continuously packs a punch. Best to ride later in the day after it has warmed up. Europa-Park have phenomenal park operations, so queue is never too long.
Now this coaster looks very fast and Speedy! With it's whipping curves and sharp fanbank turns. What gets me about these style wooden roller coasters is. We know that wood cannot be bent or curved. So how is that wood cut at corresponding angles with such precision. That once you cut a strip of wooden track like that for so many hundreds of feet. Then connect it all and then lay it out with a coaster train going on it. The ride gives you the illusion that it is just as a steel coaster curving, bending and twisting! The ride effect of these types of wooden coasters is truly a mystery to me!! Very awesome coaster and video! Good work guys!!😎
My favourite ride at Europa Park: it's the most intense coaster at this park (especially in the evening, the night rides here are nuts!) and the optical apperance of the area, queue and the wooden coaster itself is absolutely gorgeous. The only con is the capacity, lines are typically quite long compared to other coasters at Europa Park, but it's worth!
They were managing the lines really well this year. Constant 3 train operations, we waited probably no more than around 20 minutes for any of our rides on it.
I heard this is the only GCI to use polyurethane wheels on the trains for a more quieter and smooth ride. GCIs themselves are already loud with the steel wheels.
This manufacturer also built Apocalypse at SFMM in SCV,CA fairly new only by maybe almost 10yrs and they are Already considering giving it the RMC Treatment due unknown reasons!
We love them too :) For the space they had to fit this coaster in, the did do well. A littler longer would have been nice, but it doesn't ruin the overall experience. It's still one of the best coasters in the park.
Wodan Timbur coaster is the manufacturer Great Coasters International it seems to really fly around the track, i reckon it looks faster than Mystic Timbers at King's Island, the only GCI that i have been on is the Wicker Man at Alton Towers
This was one of the surprise coasters of the trip. It's really fast, smooth and has some great airtime. We loved, it, it's one of the best GCI coasters we've ridden.
Their operations were so good, most lines were 20-30 minutes max. Some were even shorter. No windshield, putting this onto the GoPro while filming on-ride is potentially something that could come off, so try to avoid attaching anything external to it.
Probably not. We were there for 3 days, but managed to get the majority of the major rides done in 2 days. The 3rd day was used more for filming off-ride footage and riding the smaller attractions.
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Those fast operations! I mean the train hits the brake run, and already another train goes up the lift hill before it comes to the first section of brake run. And then another train is dispatched once the train on the final brake run is behind the station. Like that is amazing.
The operations at Europa Park were outstanding. It wasn't just for this coaster either, all the coasters we rode over our 3 day visit were the same :)
All of that works off of what's called synchronization sensors that they build on separate parts of the track throughout the layout. That's how the brakes are able to work efficiently by knowing where the trains are on the track at all times.
@Yahir Anthony Shut up. Can you get a life?
Hi. Those are called proximity sensors.
Continuously packs a punch. Best to ride later in the day after it has warmed up. Europa-Park have phenomenal park operations, so queue is never too long.
I get that everyone has a different perception of long, but Wodan easily hits 50-60 minutes on an average summer day. Pretty long imo.
@@MrPatrickbuit Compare that to Disney or any park in the UK and 50mins in the middle of summer isn't bad at all.
It's not long but I felt like I was walking all of Magic Kingdom just to get there 😂
Now this coaster looks very fast and Speedy! With it's whipping curves and sharp fanbank turns. What gets me about these style wooden roller coasters is. We know that wood cannot be bent or curved. So how is that wood cut at corresponding angles with such precision. That once you cut a strip of wooden track like that for so many hundreds of feet. Then connect it all and then lay it out with a coaster train going on it. The ride gives you the illusion that it is just as a steel coaster curving, bending and twisting! The ride effect of these types of wooden coasters is truly a mystery to me!! Very awesome coaster and video! Good work guys!!😎
I rode this coaster for the first time today. It was amazing! Just had to remind myself with your onride POV!
Pleased you enjoyed it, thanks for watching 🙂
My favourite ride at Europa Park: it's the most intense coaster at this park (especially in the evening, the night rides here are nuts!) and the optical apperance of the area, queue and the wooden coaster itself is absolutely gorgeous. The only con is the capacity, lines are typically quite long compared to other coasters at Europa Park, but it's worth!
They were managing the lines really well this year. Constant 3 train operations, we waited probably no more than around 20 minutes for any of our rides on it.
Wow this place is gorgeous! Can’t wait to see it in person!
It's a spectacular park, it has a very Disney feel to it in terms of theming.
This Park looks awesome! Great rides!
It's one of the best parks in Europe 🙂
Definitely some RMC inspiration in there, very solid coaster
Agree, it's an awesome wooden coaster 🙂
I love these POVS !
Thanks ❤
@@XtremeCoasters your welcome ❤️
Awesome POV!
Thanks!
Awesome
Yes, Wodan is amazing. So smooth for a wooden coaster as well 😁
Another great POV mate 👍🏻
Thanks 🙂
@@XtremeCoasters you’re welcome mate
I heard this is the only GCI to use polyurethane wheels on the trains for a more quieter and smooth ride. GCIs themselves are already loud with the steel wheels.
Yes, it's extremely smooth.
You took some great footage of the Wodan at the start of the video,👏🏻👏🏻 not a lot of people do that they only do POV
Thank you 🙂 We like to try and show a little off-ride before the POV to show what the coasters actually like.
Great POV!!
Thank you, pleased you enjoyed it :)
Looks cool !
It is 😁
I love it
We do as well 😁
Thank you
Looks like a great ride, right out of the middle ages, which I guess is the point, but so strange to see a coaster constructed of wood these days too
It's amazing, turned out to be one of the highlights of the trip 🙂
This manufacturer also built Apocalypse at SFMM in SCV,CA fairly new only by maybe almost 10yrs and they are Already considering giving it the RMC Treatment due unknown reasons!
Looks like fun, as I love wooden coasters, but it's half as long as it needs to be. I thought the end was a transition at the midpoint.
We love them too :) For the space they had to fit this coaster in, the did do well. A littler longer would have been nice, but it doesn't ruin the overall experience. It's still one of the best coasters in the park.
Wodan Timbur coaster is the manufacturer Great Coasters International it seems to really fly around the track, i reckon it looks faster than Mystic Timbers at King's Island, the only GCI that i have been on is the Wicker Man at Alton Towers
This was one of the surprise coasters of the trip. It's really fast, smooth and has some great airtime. We loved, it, it's one of the best GCI coasters we've ridden.
@@XtremeCoasters that's great news to hear
This one was a joy! It just kept going and i LOVE that... that line queue ain't it, though lmbo
We loved it too 🙂
Best GCI out there!
Agree, it's amazingly good 🙂
@@XtremeCoasters I'll be honest, Wodan didn't really do anything for me when I rode it. Honestly prefer Wicker Man.
@@crashcoaster3852 interesting hot take. My go to is mystic timbers!
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Can someone confirm the jankiness level of this, the Zeus coaster with new trains at astrix nearly broke my neck and I have wobbly joint issues.
This is a wooden coaster, so you have to expect some vibration. But it's nowhere near the level of Zeus!
different but better than colossos at heidepark, its much more intense...
Not has the chance to ride Colossos at Heidepark yet, but it does look ace 🙂
How long was the wait times at Europa Park at the time and do you use like a popfilter/windshield on your gopro during the rides?
Their operations were so good, most lines were 20-30 minutes max. Some were even shorter. No windshield, putting this onto the GoPro while filming on-ride is potentially something that could come off, so try to avoid attaching anything external to it.
@@XtremeCoasters Can you do anything at Europa Park in one day or how many days is recommended?
Probably not. We were there for 3 days, but managed to get the majority of the major rides done in 2 days. The 3rd day was used more for filming off-ride footage and riding the smaller attractions.