A bit of history (it's German, so it's got history): Phantasialand was founded in 1967 as a very small "fairy tale park" and after several expansions reached its final size in 1981. Being built much to close to the smal city of Brühl, there is no more space around for further expansions since more than 40 years and everytime they want to build a new ride, they have to demolish an old one. This leads to an ongoing change of the parks layout and it almost feels like the whole park is a slowly moving giant. Due to this restrictions, Phantasialand will never become the largest theme park in Germany, but for me it will always be one of the most fascinating ones!
@@marvinlinnarz5856 AS already said, it is Europa-Park in Rust. From visitors they are on #1 in Germany and #2 in Europe after disneyland in Paris. And from Area it is also the largest in Germany. About the same size as Disney Paris if you count all parts of disney paris. But Europa Park also has a significant Advantage. The owners produce roller coasters and it was initially made as a showcase and testing ground for roller coaster concepts. Now Europa Park is much more visitor friendly and much more immersive then it used to be. But still, a lot of the attractions are made by the other company of the owners. And is still used as testing ground and showcase area.
Hi Ian, there are some german themeparks which are worth checking out. 'Phantasialand' is definately one of them! Also 'Europapark' is on that list.... Or the 'Miniatur Wunderland'.... All the best from the 'Südpfalz' in Germany!
Phantasialand in Brühl by Cologne is not big, but every square meter is completely themed. There are some good onride videos like the Taron Coaster one.. but also of attractions that unfortunately no longer exist due to lack of space
I rode this a few times and I find it more chill than the average Break Dancer fair ride but so much fun. The same park has the drop tower which I actually find the most exilharating and I'd love to see you react to it, OR a complete walkthrough of the park! There are so many themes and details
Hey Ian, greets from Rhein Erft Kreis ! We have a 10min drive to Phantasialand, so we had have a pass for the whole year 😅 We've seen so many other parks in the world, but it's always a good time to come back to "our" park. Many attractions, that you can't find somewhere else. If you're able to visit, DO IT ! You'll love it ! Greets Marcello
This park has two more cool rides,black mamba and the mystery castle,very very cool, look at coasterforce mystery castle and top 15 rides at Phantasialand
I live in Cologne and have been there many times. The best part? When there's no waiting line, the staff actually allows you to stay on the ride. And this is generally for all the rides. It's always a amazing time there. But the water rides + 3D show are my favorite Edit: make sure to clear your pockets before u go on to this. My brother once lost hist keys. I still remember seeing them dropping 🤣
I've been on that ride several times already. Too bad you're not shown a POV from the riders. The Maya-inspired theme really makes for a cool vista scross the pool with al lthe ruins. And I enjoy taking this ride during winter season, too. When the flamethrowers go off, you can feel the heat wave brushing over you... niceto warm up. :D
i was so many times there ^^ love it, the rollercoaster in the background is called "black mamba" and u dont sit in there u hanging basically on the rails
I can only recommend this park. I was there about three times, because I live in the region - not very far away. Since I have problems with balance (disturbed equilibrium organ), most roller coasters and rides are out of the question for me. But the park offers a lot of other attractions and shows, for example acrobatics (Chinese circus) and an ice skating revue. But also otherwise the areas are well themed: Historical Berlin, Central and South America, Asia, Africa, Fantasy (for younger kids) and Mystery.
This was the time Talocan‘s ride program was not as intense as it was initially. The whole ride was then sent to maintenance and is back to its former intensity today: You get five faster spins twice now and it‘s my „can I still do it?“-ride every time I‘m in the park (I just was on this 2 days ago). 😉 It‘s the most intense topspin there is (well, there was a 2nd one in the UK, but if I‘m not mistaken, that one is gone now). Any other non-floorless topspin (with two rows facing the same direction) is much less intense in my book. Of course, the whole theming and water-/fire-elements also add to the experience.
Talocan is one of my favourite ones, But most people are to scared if I invite to come join me on talocan. Other favourites are the black mamba, Taron, and I will eventually try F.L.Y. Furthermore, there are some wicked water ones like schiapas or tiver quest. Gosh I love roaller coasters and anything they have to offer, nothing can be too extreme for me. Greetings from Germany So if you wanna check some things, here ya go: Black Mamba Taron F.L.Y Schiapas River Quest
The Talocan is a "Suspended Top Spin" ride from HUSS Park Attractions, a German manufacturer of themepark rides located in Bremen. Before its demise around 2000, HUSS was known as HUSS Maschinenfabrik. They are the ones behind the success of rides such as Top Spin, Frisbee, Take Off, Magic and - most famous of all - the Break Dance. Of the Break Dance alone, about 69 rides were made in 3-4 different versions. The majority still travel the German fairs, including the prototype that premiered in 1985. Some other are located in the Belgium, the Netherlands, France, UK, South Korea and even the USA. To this day, the Break Dance is still one of the most popular rides for the youth as well as a meanwhile somewhat older audience who once were kids when the Break Dance came out. A more extreme yet smaller version of a Top Spin was produced by the Dutch firm KMG called "Discovery". It has arms that can rotate independently and a gondola that can make rolls more easily and more quickly. There's on traveling in Germany called the "NightStyle" which has a great ride cycle with many rolls and a great show as well by the showman Armbrecht.
Huss are still around, they a new suspended top spin from them opened at sea world australia in 2020. What they are is Huss Park Attractions GmbH as they more or less dropped machining other things beyond rides.
@@EwanMarshallActually, Huss Park Attractions is not the same company as Huss Maschinenfabrik. Huss Park Attractions was founded in 2007 by a group of investors who used the "Huss" name. Other than the name, there is not much relation with Huss Maschinenfabrik that was declared provisional insolvency in 2006.
I was there in October, the park is insane, definitely worth a visit. I help off doing this til our last day but it was amazing! Definitely one I'm going back for!!
This is a great ride. And the waiting lines were really short last time we visited. I feel you should take a road trip. Idea: Spa-Francorchamps is about 75 miles away from Phantasialand and Phantasialand is about 50 miles away from the Nurburgring ;).
Quick-Info: For Enthusiasts this Suspended Top Spin by Huss Rides is one of the best, if not the best Ride of its kind, but in any case its a unique one, because of the crazy theming, which the park is well known for.
@3:15 the best way before getting on this ride is drink a thick malted choclate milk shake make sure it's thicken enough so the straw is standing upright three hamburgers with everything on it two cokes and you're cured 😆
I was first in Phantasialand with 6th or 7th school class in 1981-82 and second time with my motorbike and girlfriend 1996 i think. This coaster wasn't build then, but Phantasialand is really great. It's number 2-3 in germany, but no regrets. 2023 now it costs little bit over 60€ or nearly 70$, but i heard in the US it's ugly more expensive and here there is more around the big ones promoted coasters. Have all a nice day!
also wenn man früh genug tickets kauft kriegt man die schon ab und zu für 30 euro. Aber ja die sind definitv teurer geworden was aber auch verständlich ist. Und man bekommt ja auch echt eine menge menge geboten für das geld. Und das essen ist definitv das beste was es gibt in einem freizeit park
I remember one time, I was ther, that one person puketd in there. They did it while it did the fast spinning and half of the people got hit. even thos on the seats on the back.
Love this ride. But the belts will squish your balls while rotating :D been on that one so many times as I live in Cologne which is near the park in Brühl
Phantasialand beats Disneyland, awesome park, it has like "sub urbs", chinese, Tucan, mexican, western, space, etc, it's dressed up to border of each sub urb. the ride "Anaconda" is terrifying, as Americans people there was impressed in their pants, totally amazed by the ride while i was there. Like a normal roller coaster you climb a hill and being dropped off, but this one is terror ride for like 50 second, no time to relax and someone died on the ride. Talocan is atleast 12 years old. they also have a roller coaster in total darkness, at first it was named after known movie, but got changed. The China town ghost ride is/was cool in it's time, the mining time rollec coaster than burned down, was 2 roller coaster inside. one was speedy, motorrized by it's own.
Okay, this is something else! Trucks with two cabs (facing away from each other) racing across Africa, crazy stuff: "This 1988 Six-Turbo Truck Was Too Powerful For The Dakar Rally": ua-cam.com/video/zedjnP4jZQ8/v-deo.html
This is a really good attraction. We have done this several times in Walibi Netherlands. Even with a malfunction! We hung, just over the middle. At an angle of 35° to 40°. For 10 minutes. But according to your feeling. 3 hours
I ve been on that. It can haben that the water fountains hit your face a bit. like a vew drops. But that was like 9 years ago. No idea if its still does that today. This sommer i want go again.
This is very extreme. So extreme the line is almost non existent at all the time and there are more people standing on that bridge to look at it. My friends always skip it :(
Another suggestion for the emergency vehicle section from me: the SBB (Swiss federal railways) have a special train for fire fighting and train related incidents, the "Lösch- und Rettungszug LRZ". Unfortunately i could only find videos in german but you get a decent subtitle translation from yt. ua-cam.com/video/DtOvAcnECtg/v-deo.html
phantasialand has a lot to offer for its size and is constantly changing and modernising... been there often do to that i live pretty near to it... but its opening/closing times are kind of a buzz kill...9 am til 6 pm is just to short especially wenn the park is full and the lines long...and spending around 60 euro per adult to stand in lines half the time just has not been worth it the last few years for me...for that price i expect a park to at least be open until 10 or 12 pm so i can enjoy the day and get the most out of my money...some other themeparks worth mentioning thow in germany are europapark, heidepark, and movieworld...but they all share simular problems...close to early and are to expensive for what they offer...honestly it all does not really compare to american themeparks like disneyland, six flags, or even the smaller ones like knotts berry farm...american themeparks are just on another level.
@@gmans777 phantasialand for example used to have something called a club card for about 200 euro a few years back where you paid reduced prices in restaraunts, shows and such, and got like 5 fast entrances free so you dont have to stand in line for rides...but as for year passes, no such thing for phantasialand...as for other parks in germany i´m not sure...but if so then certainly not for under 200 euros per park...and over here there called season passes since parks are not open the whole year threw and usually close during the winter months (Nov. til March)!
Phantasialand is not that far from where i live and one of my favorite theme parks, what you don't experience in the video ist the heat from the flames, it can get pretty hot on talocan
The phantasia land Germany is a realy beautiful place for kids and adrenalin junkys... Watch black mamba from this park!!!! And also in germany is the biggest roller-coaster made by wood... Good whishes Germany😜😋 sorry for my broken English my German is better😉🇩🇪😂
Phantasialand is great, but I almost fell out of the Black Mamba rollercoaster, because the safety bar didn't lock properly. Also got sick, not from the roller coasters, but the aweful asian food. Best part about the park is, that it's not extremely busy and on an overcast day, you have almost no lines, so you can just hop on any coaster and ride it as often as you want. You should also check out the Europapark, Heidepark and the Miniatur Wunderland.
wow, never experienced any of this when I was on the Black Mamba, and it were quite a few times. That must have been terrifying, glad you made it out uninjured.
@@ohjonny95 i did go on it many times, even after that incident, but it sure as hell scared the crap out of me. I don't think I've ever held on as tightly to anything as I did to those bars that day. They probably wouldn't have opened all the way, but they were very loose, enough for me to feel myself slipping out of the seat. But yeah, didn't stop me from enjoying roller coasters.
Phantasialand is , hands down, the best themepark in germany.... Maybe i like it that much because im from brühl and all ppl from brühl dont need to pay...😆
@@dnkyhntr all right, we should agree that ppl have different tastes 🤗 I love that Heide Park is like a Park, full of trees, green and even lakes. And i dont need themes, I need Roller coaster that scare the fkc out of me 😄
I live some 20 kilometres from that theme park. Been there once, back in 1986 I think. The roller coasters were nice but the park as a whole is massively overpriced and, well, you can have more fun elsewhere. Roller-coaster feeling comes from glider flying as well. Hitch a ride in a glider, have more fun for a fraction of the price and evade all the fast food they sell there. 🙃
I don't ride talocan. I just like watching the "Talocan Show" oh and Phantasialand is the best park in Europe by far. You should check out the Rookburgh section.
Echt jetzt? Du weißt nicht das der Dieselmotor aus Deutschland stammt? TV, Computer, Fahrrad, Telefon, und von den überragenden deutschen Philosophen (Goethe, Hegel, Kant, Fichte, Schiller, u.s.w.)ganz zu schweigen.
? Are you sure? Not enough roller coaster Rides? Phantasialand has 8 Roller coasters including World class Rides like F.L.Y and Taron and Black Mamba and Colorado Adventure etc
heide park sucks.. it has 3 good coasters MAX.. Collossos, flug der dämonen and krake.. the rest is garbage. and heidepark is ugly aswell.. phantasialand is way better.
Phantasialand Is next to Cologne. I live in Cologne my whole life and went there several times as a kid. If you want to explore it for real I can bring you there and show you around if you are in Germany one day. 😉
A bit of history (it's German, so it's got history): Phantasialand was founded in 1967 as a very small "fairy tale park" and after several expansions reached its final size in 1981. Being built much to close to the smal city of Brühl, there is no more space around for further expansions since more than 40 years and everytime they want to build a new ride, they have to demolish an old one. This leads to an ongoing change of the parks layout and it almost feels like the whole park is a slowly moving giant.
Due to this restrictions, Phantasialand will never become the largest theme park in Germany, but for me it will always be one of the most fascinating ones!
Which one is the largest? Legoland Günzburg?
@@marvinlinnarz5856 Europa-Park is the biggest
@@marvinlinnarz5856 AS already said, it is Europa-Park in Rust. From visitors they are on #1 in Germany and #2 in Europe after disneyland in Paris. And from Area it is also the largest in Germany. About the same size as Disney Paris if you count all parts of disney paris.
But Europa Park also has a significant Advantage. The owners produce roller coasters and it was initially made as a showcase and testing ground for roller coaster concepts.
Now Europa Park is much more visitor friendly and much more immersive then it used to be. But still, a lot of the attractions are made by the other company of the owners. And is still used as testing ground and showcase area.
they got some place from the wood coaster fire incident thats why klugheim could have builded
A lot of European parks focus more on theming than the number and the extremeness of rides.
Hi Ian, there are some german themeparks which are worth checking out. 'Phantasialand' is definately one of them!
Also 'Europapark' is on that list.... Or the 'Miniatur Wunderland'.... All the best from the 'Südpfalz' in Germany!
Europapark is basically Phantasialand but less immersive
@@mstrmren and less quality in rides, especially coasters
Phantasialand in Brühl by Cologne is not big, but every square meter is completely themed.
There are some good onride videos like the Taron Coaster one..
but also of attractions that unfortunately no longer exist due to lack of space
I rode this a few times and I find it more chill than the average Break Dancer fair ride but so much fun. The same park has the drop tower which I actually find the most exilharating and I'd love to see you react to it, OR a complete walkthrough of the park! There are so many themes and details
Hey Ian, greets from Rhein Erft Kreis !
We have a 10min drive to Phantasialand, so we had have a pass for the whole year 😅
We've seen so many other parks in the world, but it's always a good time to come back to "our" park. Many attractions, that you can't find somewhere else.
If you're able to visit, DO IT !
You'll love it !
Greets Marcello
This park has two more cool rides,black mamba and the mystery castle,very very cool, look at coasterforce mystery castle and top 15 rides at Phantasialand
I live in Cologne and have been there many times. The best part? When there's no waiting line, the staff actually allows you to stay on the ride. And this is generally for all the rides.
It's always a amazing time there. But the water rides + 3D show are my favorite
Edit: make sure to clear your pockets before u go on to this. My brother once lost hist keys. I still remember seeing them dropping 🤣
Isso... ich hatte schulausflüge ins Phantasialand.....montag morgens um 10 kann man da in Achterbahnen sitzen bleiben solange man will
@@dnkyhntr beste Feeling überhaupt alter:D richtig Premium
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I've been on that ride several times already. Too bad you're not shown a POV from the riders. The Maya-inspired theme really makes for a cool vista scross the pool with al lthe ruins. And I enjoy taking this ride during winter season, too. When the flamethrowers go off, you can feel the heat wave brushing over you... niceto warm up. :D
i was so many times there ^^ love it, the rollercoaster in the background is called "black mamba" and u dont sit in there u hanging basically on the rails
I love it right next to the Phantasialand and ITS my favorite parks
was my favourite ride in the 90's, the mobile version was/is called Top Spin. It used to travel all big fairs across Germany and also other countries.
I can only recommend this park. I was there about three times, because I live in the region - not very far away. Since I have problems with balance (disturbed equilibrium organ), most roller coasters and rides are out of the question for me. But the park offers a lot of other attractions and shows, for example acrobatics (Chinese circus) and an ice skating revue. But also otherwise the areas are well themed: Historical Berlin, Central and South America, Asia, Africa, Fantasy (for younger kids) and Mystery.
This was the time Talocan‘s ride program was not as intense as it was initially. The whole ride was then sent to maintenance and is back to its former intensity today: You get five faster spins twice now and it‘s my „can I still do it?“-ride every time I‘m in the park (I just was on this 2 days ago). 😉
It‘s the most intense topspin there is (well, there was a 2nd one in the UK, but if I‘m not mistaken, that one is gone now). Any other non-floorless topspin (with two rows facing the same direction) is much less intense in my book. Of course, the whole theming and water-/fire-elements also add to the experience.
Talocan is one of my favourite ones, But most people are to scared if I invite to come join me on talocan. Other favourites are the black mamba, Taron, and I will eventually try F.L.Y. Furthermore, there are some wicked water ones like schiapas or tiver quest. Gosh I love roaller coasters and anything they have to offer, nothing can be too extreme for me. Greetings from Germany
So if you wanna check some things, here ya go:
Black Mamba
Taron
F.L.Y
Schiapas
River Quest
First two ones are also my favourite 👍
The Talocan is a "Suspended Top Spin" ride from HUSS Park Attractions, a German manufacturer of themepark rides located in Bremen. Before its demise around 2000, HUSS was known as HUSS Maschinenfabrik. They are the ones behind the success of rides such as Top Spin, Frisbee, Take Off, Magic and - most famous of all - the Break Dance. Of the Break Dance alone, about 69 rides were made in 3-4 different versions. The majority still travel the German fairs, including the prototype that premiered in 1985. Some other are located in the Belgium, the Netherlands, France, UK, South Korea and even the USA. To this day, the Break Dance is still one of the most popular rides for the youth as well as a meanwhile somewhat older audience who once were kids when the Break Dance came out. A more extreme yet smaller version of a Top Spin was produced by the Dutch firm KMG called "Discovery". It has arms that can rotate independently and a gondola that can make rolls more easily and more quickly. There's on traveling in Germany called the "NightStyle" which has a great ride cycle with many rolls and a great show as well by the showman Armbrecht.
Huss are still around, they a new suspended top spin from them opened at sea world australia in 2020. What they are is Huss Park Attractions GmbH as they more or less dropped machining other things beyond rides.
@@EwanMarshallActually, Huss Park Attractions is not the same company as Huss Maschinenfabrik. Huss Park Attractions was founded in 2007 by a group of investors who used the "Huss" name. Other than the name, there is not much relation with Huss Maschinenfabrik that was declared provisional insolvency in 2006.
I was there in October, the park is insane, definitely worth a visit. I help off doing this til our last day but it was amazing! Definitely one I'm going back for!!
This is a great ride. And the waiting lines were really short last time we visited.
I feel you should take a road trip. Idea: Spa-Francorchamps is about 75 miles away from Phantasialand and Phantasialand is about 50 miles away from the Nurburgring ;).
Quick-Info:
For Enthusiasts this Suspended Top Spin by Huss Rides is one of the best, if not the best Ride of its kind, but in any case its a unique one, because of the crazy theming, which the park is well known for.
Yeah Phantasialand has some of the best looking rides of all parks in germany. They do a really great job for fantasy looking stuff and all.
@3:15 the best way before getting on this ride is drink a thick malted choclate milk shake make sure it's thicken enough so the straw is standing upright three hamburgers with everything on it two cokes and you're cured 😆
no way jose! I would pass on this one😂
yay for once smth from my neigborhood^^ - the camera angle makes it look much smaller as it does from up close though...
mfg
Olli
I was first in Phantasialand with 6th or 7th school class in 1981-82 and second time with my motorbike and girlfriend 1996 i think. This coaster wasn't build then, but Phantasialand is really great. It's number 2-3 in germany, but no regrets. 2023 now it costs little bit over 60€ or nearly 70$, but i heard in the US it's ugly more expensive and here there is more around the big ones promoted coasters. Have all a nice day!
also wenn man früh genug tickets kauft kriegt man die schon ab und zu für 30 euro. Aber ja die sind definitv teurer geworden was aber auch verständlich ist. Und man bekommt ja auch echt eine menge menge geboten für das geld. Und das essen ist definitv das beste was es gibt in einem freizeit park
I remember one time, I was ther, that one person puketd in there. They did it while it did the fast spinning and half of the people got hit. even thos on the seats on the back.
Oh naaaah 🤣
Love this ride. But the belts will squish your balls while rotating :D been on that one so many times as I live in Cologne which is near the park in Brühl
Holy shit thats crazy like a torture chamber ride.this freaks me out
We have this ride at Dream World on the Gold Coast in Queensland Australia 3:50ad I’ve been on it..
Phantasialand beats Disneyland, awesome park, it has like "sub urbs", chinese, Tucan, mexican, western, space, etc, it's dressed up to border of each sub urb.
the ride "Anaconda" is terrifying, as Americans people there was impressed in their pants, totally amazed by the ride while i was there.
Like a normal roller coaster you climb a hill and being dropped off, but this one is terror ride for like 50 second, no time to relax and someone died on the ride.
Talocan is atleast 12 years old.
they also have a roller coaster in total darkness, at first it was named after known movie, but got changed.
The China town ghost ride is/was cool in it's time, the mining time rollec coaster than burned down, was 2 roller coaster inside. one was speedy, motorrized by it's own.
Okay, this is something else! Trucks with two cabs (facing away from each other) racing across Africa, crazy stuff: "This 1988 Six-Turbo Truck Was Too Powerful For The Dakar Rally": ua-cam.com/video/zedjnP4jZQ8/v-deo.html
I like the Taron coaster in Phantasialand
This is in a very imersive and quite unique theme park called Phantasialand, you should react to a video of the whole park its totally worth it!!!
Sadly the themeworld Rookburgh with the fly coaster Was not opened ,et at that point
For me it is the funniest thing in a german fun Park an i live in Germany and visit many fun parks!
This is a simple "suspended Topspin" by huss, just very well themed. I think in the us there was one called tomb raider im not sure though.
This is a really good attraction. We have done this several times in Walibi Netherlands. Even with a malfunction! We hung, just over the middle. At an angle of 35° to 40°. For 10 minutes. But according to your feeling. 3 hours
Alle achtbanen Walibi Holland Onride / Walibi Holland Park Muziek
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I ve been on that. It can haben that the water fountains hit your face a bit. like a vew drops. But that was like 9 years ago. No idea if its still does that today. This sommer i want go again.
This is very extreme. So extreme the line is almost non existent at all the time and there are more people standing on that bridge to look at it. My friends always skip it :(
The first time i was at Phantasialand was in 1995...and since than at least once a year...
You need to see something about Europa-Park. The biggest themepark in Germany and "The best Themepark in the World" (Golden Ticket Award)
Another suggestion for the emergency vehicle section from me: the SBB (Swiss federal railways) have a special train for fire fighting and train related incidents, the "Lösch- und Rettungszug LRZ". Unfortunately i could only find videos in german but you get a decent subtitle translation from yt.
ua-cam.com/video/DtOvAcnECtg/v-deo.html
Well, I guess this would be a good first test when you think about becoming a fighter pilot :D
G'day Ian, Imagine going on that with a belly full of beer and German sausage.
It's my local park, so YES ive been on it.
Btw americans who visited phantasialand it trades blows with disney in overall park quality (yt vids)
Whatch a video about Taron,
realy fast multi launch coaster.
Trotzdem, Daumen hoch. (Was wisst ihr überhaupt. Nicht böse gemeint.)
phantasialand has a lot to offer for its size and is constantly changing and modernising... been there often do to that i live pretty near to it... but its opening/closing times are kind of a buzz kill...9 am til 6 pm is just to short especially wenn the park is full and the lines long...and spending around 60 euro per adult to stand in lines half the time just has not been worth it the last few years for me...for that price i expect a park to at least be open until 10 or 12 pm so i can enjoy the day and get the most out of my money...some other themeparks worth mentioning thow in germany are europapark, heidepark, and movieworld...but they all share simular problems...close to early and are to expensive for what they offer...honestly it all does not really compare to american themeparks like disneyland, six flags, or even the smaller ones like knotts berry farm...american themeparks are just on another level.
Hey dude! Don’t they have year passes for maybe 12o Euros?
A year pass for 2 or 3 parks here is about$150 Australian currency.. about USD $120
@@gmans777 phantasialand for example used to have something called a club card for about 200 euro a few years back where you paid reduced prices in restaraunts, shows and such, and got like 5 fast entrances free so you dont have to stand in line for rides...but as for year passes, no such thing for phantasialand...as for other parks in germany i´m not sure...but if so then certainly not for under 200 euros per park...and over here there called season passes since parks are not open the whole year threw and usually close during the winter months (Nov. til March)!
I got a shout out!! 🤣😍
You're welcome!! LOL
Crazy awesome
👍🤣👍
Nice Video !!!!
You have to see Taron @phantasia land
"Thanks mom" ?!?!?!?!
Phantasialand is not that far from where i live and one of my favorite theme parks, what you don't experience in the video ist the heat from the flames, it can get pretty hot on talocan
Lol i was there a few days ago :D
Oh you need to watch Slogo vlog on this that is POV
OHH, heck NOOOO!!
The phantasia land Germany is a realy beautiful place for kids and adrenalin junkys... Watch black mamba from this park!!!! And also in germany is the biggest roller-coaster made by wood... Good whishes Germany😜😋 sorry for my broken English my German is better😉🇩🇪😂
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Four or five years I was there. Cool attraction 👍
Phantasialand is great, but I almost fell out of the Black Mamba rollercoaster, because the safety bar didn't lock properly. Also got sick, not from the roller coasters, but the aweful asian food.
Best part about the park is, that it's not extremely busy and on an overcast day, you have almost no lines, so you can just hop on any coaster and ride it as often as you want.
You should also check out the Europapark, Heidepark and the Miniatur Wunderland.
wow, never experienced any of this when I was on the Black Mamba, and it were quite a few times. That must have been terrifying, glad you made it out uninjured.
@@ohjonny95 i did go on it many times, even after that incident, but it sure as hell scared the crap out of me. I don't think I've ever held on as tightly to anything as I did to those bars that day. They probably wouldn't have opened all the way, but they were very loose, enough for me to feel myself slipping out of the seat.
But yeah, didn't stop me from enjoying roller coasters.
The Taron is the absolute Highlight for me .. ua-cam.com/video/wNs6oRhObc8/v-deo.html
I was there and its so brutal💀
nope screw that
I get motion sickness just from 3D games, and this video is unwatchable at the second half.
Phantasialand is , hands down, the best themepark in germany....
Maybe i like it that much because im from brühl and all ppl from brühl dont need to pay...😆
No way, I've been there in 2007 and prefered Heide Park, cause their coasters were way more fun
@@Goaner89 i was at heide park a few yours ago...sure bigger and more rollercoaster....but the themes at the Phantasialand are way more better
@@Goaner89 du warst 2007 da?
Seit dem ist alles im park umgebaut worden....
Seit circa 2015 geht Phantasialand richtig steil...
@@Goaner89 z.b. da wo jetzt talocan ist war vorher ein Parkplatz....
@@dnkyhntr all right, we should agree that ppl have different tastes 🤗
I love that Heide Park is like a Park, full of trees, green and even lakes. And i dont need themes, I need Roller coaster that scare the fkc out of me 😄
I live some 20 kilometres from that theme park. Been there once, back in 1986 I think. The roller coasters were nice but the park as a whole is massively overpriced and, well, you can have more fun elsewhere. Roller-coaster feeling comes from glider flying as well. Hitch a ride in a glider, have more fun for a fraction of the price and evade all the fast food they sell there. 🙃
Miniatur Wunderland ua-cam.com/video/RuPNK8Y6w7c/v-deo.html
I don't ride talocan. I just like watching the "Talocan Show" oh and Phantasialand is the best park in Europe by far. You should check out the Rookburgh section.
brrrrruuuh
Not for me!!! Thank you!!!
Echt jetzt? Du weißt nicht das der Dieselmotor aus Deutschland stammt? TV, Computer, Fahrrad, Telefon, und von den überragenden deutschen Philosophen (Goethe, Hegel, Kant, Fichte, Schiller, u.s.w.)ganz zu schweigen.
No Thanks 🙈
Phantasialand sucks bro, not enough Roller coaster rides in my opinion. Heide Park rules
@mateIwrockers u guys are fcking everywhere.....u should offer me a Job bratan
? Are you sure? Not enough roller coaster Rides? Phantasialand has 8 Roller coasters including World class Rides like F.L.Y and Taron and Black Mamba and Colorado Adventure etc
heide park sucks.. it has 3 good coasters MAX.. Collossos, flug der dämonen and krake.. the rest is garbage. and heidepark is ugly aswell.. phantasialand is way better.
Phantasialand Is next to Cologne. I live in Cologne my whole life and went there several times as a kid.
If you want to explore it for real I can bring you there and show you around if you are in Germany one day. 😉
If you decide to take a ride, I think you will bring back the food, which you ate 3 days ago 😵💫🫢😅