Rode this in december in an extremely cold day, and loved it so much we got back for another ride later in the day before park closing, and I have the soundtrack on my playlists because it is so damn good. The last drop blew my mind the moment I saw it, I remember being like "fuck, that's bigger than I thought". I had never been so intimidated by a log flume until I saw it, and it definitely gives you a pop of strong airtime on the back. 10/10 ride.
That angle of the massive drop with the theming surrounding it looks so good. Im not a big fan of theme parks, but Phantasialand looks like its a ton of fun.
Yeah I rode Chiapas once and got absolutely soaked. But it's so good. I did not expect the backwards drop at 3:55, I was absolutely shocked. I hate Water Rides and usually skip them, but it would've felt so wrong not riding Chiapas. I made one exception that I regretted during the ride, but afterwards I thought about the ride again and I think it is a Phenomenal ride. I am very happy I rode it.
I know this was coming up when you posted footage of Chiapas yesterday! I don't think I've ever been this hyped about a non-coaster. I can't wait to get to Phantasialand! Thanks for the review
Definitely the best flug ride i've been on. I have been to Phantasialand several times and Chipas is still great! The last drop is the best one that a flug ride can have i think.
Wonderful review of a great ride. Please do more phantasialand content! I love your reviews. I rode chiapas a few times without getting off on a cold day last year. Very close to being best ride in the park!
This looks like the best balance of thrills and theming on any log flume. Splash Mountain probably has the better theming, but this one isn't lacking with theming either and the thrill aspect seems better on Chiapas.
Stonewash and Wildwash Creek replaced a longer and bigger logflume. It was basically reworked and split in two. Mack Rides helped with that. The old and long one was built in 1974 and was Germany‘s first logflume. It was created by the park itself with some help but not by Arrow, Mack Rides or other usual suspects for log flumes.
I Love This Ride , I Rode It In 2019 ( I Think ) With One Of My School Friends , The Line Moved Pretty Quickly Which Was Nice. The Ride Experience Is Amazing And The Drops Are Nice , The Final Record Breaking 53° Drop Really Feels Insane Knowing That You're Actually Riding A Log Flume And Not A Coaster , The Restrains Are Not Really The Best , They Pin Ur Legs Down Which I Hate Personally , I Like Rides With Room For My Legs To Move Freely , I Wish The Trains ( Or Log's ) Could Have A Sort Of Buzzbar Restraint So The Legs Won't Be Pinned Down But Overall The Restraint Hasn't Really Bothered Cuz I Was Mostly Enjoying The Ride :) Great Video! 👍😁
I just rode it today, and i gotta say The restraints are like hell, they basically stops you from lifting your feet up from The boat and that results in really wet feet plus on The first drop be Aware you Will get soaked, water Will come in from The sites but besides from that Its an amazing ride 9/10 from me😄
The more rides from Phantasialand you showcase, the more I HAVE to go. < I'll not mind mentioning, I'm jealous of your situation.. In a good 👍🏻 way though > Chiapas is a must! Made by Intamin , it's almost a water coaster! Keep doing these , ❤❤❤
This looks amazing! Can't believe they combined a coaster with a log flume that has a turntable _and_ a switch track _and_ a backwards drop! I'd definitely ride it regardless of the temperature... I'd imagine you're having too much fun by the end to care 😎👍
This is undoubtedly the best water ride there. In fact, this and the rafting are amazing. I prefer Chiapas over all attractions at Phantasialand and I usually dislike water rides a lot.
This ride is best experienced on a hot summer day, fun and refreshing in a small package. Also, just like the log flume that came before, you are photographed during one of the drops and can buy said picture at a booth after the ride.
This log flume is the best one I've ever ridden. The only thing I don't like about it, is the restraint system. The sitting position is quite awkward and my legs usually start to hurt during the ride. That's the only thing that could be better.
I took it a few hours ago.my shoes got really wet.also the restraint kinda sucked.the final drop was good but in my opinion not worth the 40 min wait.when Colorado adventure had 5 min wait. Nice review:)
I under stand the issue with the restraints however I'm great full for them. I had an experience on rip saw falls when I was a kid. In the late 90s early 2000s when ripsaw was under refurbishment when they were shaping from the original handrails to the new restraint. However myself, my father and 2 others manged to make out way to an employee section only of the park when confronted by the one employee we told him we were trying to get on ripsaw. Hey took us to the unload area and proceeded to get us on the ride. The log had its hand rails removed and bo other restraints were installed yet. On the final drop I put my hands up as we went down the hill I slid all the way forward out of reach of my dad when we hit the bottom thankfully the other adult in the log with us grabbed my shirt just barley. I was starting to become ejected from the log when that happened. Thankfully she pulled my little but back down into the log before hitting the little air time hill were I certainly would have been ejected from the log to be possibly crushed by the next one coming down.
BTW Valhalla has 2x 19M drops at almost the same angle, plus all the crazy theming and effects. It's hilariously unreliable but IMO it's still the best water ride in Europe, possibly the world (although it was better when it had the backwards drop)
Love Chiapas not sure if it is the best water ride Valhalla is a strong contender at Blackpool Pleasure Beach or even Phantsialand very own River Quest
I can relate to the lap bars being a problem because that happened to me on Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls. They put me in the second row because I was too tall for the front. The first two drops have breaks at the bottom to slow the boats down. Do you believe they may have ruined the ride at all or did you barely notice them?
The indoor stuff is open yearround. I'm not sure the exact date when the outdoor stuff reopens, but I'd guess sometime next month based on other attractions in the area.
For me Chiapas has too many flaws. The restraints are horrible, the boat constantly hits the ground of the canal, there is always water in the boat completely soaking your feet and water dripping on you from higher levels just makes the ride feel poorly sealed and cheap. Of course the ride is a prototype and problems as such do arise. Aside from these points it is a good ride, but these problems just take away from the experience. Furthermore it just doesn't really fit Phantasialand's vibe, which to be fair is something you cannot judge from your position as you have not experienced this park's development over the last decades. River Quest is just the superior experience in my opinion and I'd take it above Chiapas any day. Also, I think its quite arrogant to display your subjective opinion as an objective fact. "Chiapas is the best water ride in all of Europe". No it is not for everyone. It might be from your viewpoint, but I know many people who would disagree, just sayin. Just because you might have ridden more rides than everyone else doesn't mean your opinion is correct.
Not sure where you get the idea of 'objective fact' from here.... _obviously_ it's a subjective opinion, as are all reviews. He's entitled to his opinion that Chiapas is the best water ride in all of Europe, just as you are entitled to have a different one. He never mentions, implies or states that it's a fact. The only arrogance here seems to be your own, because for some strange reason you feel the need to be rude about someone else expressing an opinion... it's OK to agree to disagree.
@@medea27 This video is not a review, it is a description of the ride with some opinion mixed into it. For me a good review does not merely describe the layout and state some basic facts that everyone knows already. There is just significant lack of analysis here.
@@mariuscannaka8940 Again, you're talking about your own opinion on what a 'proper ride review' entails while simultaneously discounting any other point of view... different creators produce different types of videos. There are some that go into depth about the engineering, others that discuss the history, and the majority are similar to this one in providing an overview of the ride with opinion mixed in. If you don't like this particular style there are plenty of others out there. And it's easy to provide feedback without being rude to the creator who's put a lot of effort into producing the content you just watched for free.
The "dark" section with the skulls and lights is paying homage to their traditional holiday Dia De Los Muertos. Celebrating the dead!
Ah thanks, that makes sense!
Rode this in december in an extremely cold day, and loved it so much we got back for another ride later in the day before park closing, and I have the soundtrack on my playlists because it is so damn good. The last drop blew my mind the moment I saw it, I remember being like "fuck, that's bigger than I thought". I had never been so intimidated by a log flume until I saw it, and it definitely gives you a pop of strong airtime on the back. 10/10 ride.
It's amazing even on a cold day.
That angle of the massive drop with the theming surrounding it looks so good. Im not a big fan of theme parks, but Phantasialand looks like its a ton of fun.
It is.
Yeah I rode Chiapas once and got absolutely soaked. But it's so good.
I did not expect the backwards drop at 3:55, I was absolutely shocked.
I hate Water Rides and usually skip them, but it would've felt so wrong not riding Chiapas. I made one exception that I regretted during the ride, but afterwards I thought about the ride again and I think it is a Phenomenal ride. I am very happy I rode it.
I wasn't surprised a flume advanced as this would have a backwards drop.
I know this was coming up when you posted footage of Chiapas yesterday! I don't think I've ever been this hyped about a non-coaster. I can't wait to get to Phantasialand! Thanks for the review
You're welcome!
Definitely the best flug ride i've been on. I have been to Phantasialand several times and Chipas is still great! The last drop is the best one that a flug ride can have i think.
It's awesome.
Wonderful review of a great ride. Please do more phantasialand content! I love your reviews. I rode chiapas a few times without getting off on a cold day last year. Very close to being best ride in the park!
Thanks! I'll have some more.
This looks like the best balance of thrills and theming on any log flume. Splash Mountain probably has the better theming, but this one isn't lacking with theming either and the thrill aspect seems better on Chiapas.
This one is amazing.
Stonewash and Wildwash Creek replaced a longer and bigger logflume. It was basically reworked and split in two. Mack Rides helped with that.
The old and long one was built in 1974 and was Germany‘s first logflume. It was created by the park itself with some help but not by Arrow, Mack Rides or other usual suspects for log flumes.
Interesting!
This looks incredible! It’s easily the top of my water ride bucket list. The theming and surrounding area is amazing as well. Great Review 👍
Thanks!
I Love This Ride , I Rode It In 2019 ( I Think ) With One Of My School Friends , The Line Moved Pretty Quickly Which Was Nice. The Ride Experience Is Amazing And The Drops Are Nice , The Final Record Breaking 53° Drop Really Feels Insane Knowing That You're Actually Riding A Log Flume And Not A Coaster , The Restrains Are Not Really The Best , They Pin Ur Legs Down Which I Hate Personally , I Like Rides With Room For My Legs To Move Freely , I Wish The Trains ( Or Log's ) Could Have A Sort Of Buzzbar Restraint So The Legs Won't Be Pinned Down But Overall The Restraint Hasn't Really Bothered Cuz I Was Mostly Enjoying The Ride :)
Great Video! 👍😁
Thanks!
I just rode it today, and i gotta say The restraints are like hell, they basically stops you from lifting your feet up from The boat and that results in really wet feet plus on The first drop be Aware you Will get soaked, water Will come in from The sites but besides from that Its an amazing ride 9/10 from me😄
I agree your feet are guaranteed to get wet.
The more rides from Phantasialand you showcase, the more I HAVE to go. < I'll not mind mentioning, I'm jealous of your situation.. In a good 👍🏻 way though > Chiapas is a must! Made by Intamin , it's almost a water coaster! Keep doing these , ❤❤❤
It's awesome.
This looks amazing! Can't believe they combined a coaster with a log flume that has a turntable _and_ a switch track _and_ a backwards drop! I'd definitely ride it regardless of the temperature... I'd imagine you're having too much fun by the end to care 😎👍
It's awesome.
Looks better like it runs BETTER than those 2 highly themed ones state side. Looks really cool!
It's awesome.
This is undoubtedly the best water ride there. In fact, this and the rafting are amazing. I prefer Chiapas over all attractions at Phantasialand and I usually dislike water rides a lot.
It's one of their best rides.
I love this ride, best log flume I've done
It's one of the best.
0:56 Mark Zuckerberg rides Chiapas (found footage) 😂
Lol
i was really hoping this comment was here. nice
This ride is best experienced on a hot summer day, fun and refreshing in a small package.
Also, just like the log flume that came before, you are photographed during one of the drops and can buy said picture at a booth after the ride.
I agree it is very refreshing.
Excited for SeaWorld San Antonio to get one of these in 2023
It looks like a weird flume for sure.
World’s best log flume.
One of the best.
Been doing a lot of log flume reviews, this ride looks ok, it has a good dark ride indoor section and a good drop.
It's well-rounded.
I know this is controversial given the steep competition but this has the OFFICIAL best dance party on a log flume. There, I said it.
Yes
This log flume is the best one I've ever ridden. The only thing I don't like about it, is the restraint system. The sitting position is quite awkward and my legs usually start to hurt during the ride. That's the only thing that could be better.
Those restraints are awkward.
I took it a few hours ago.my shoes got really wet.also the restraint kinda sucked.the final drop was good but in my opinion not worth the 40 min wait.when Colorado adventure had 5 min wait. Nice review:)
I prefer this ride myself.
I under stand the issue with the restraints however I'm great full for them. I had an experience on rip saw falls when I was a kid. In the late 90s early 2000s when ripsaw was under refurbishment when they were shaping from the original handrails to the new restraint. However myself, my father and 2 others manged to make out way to an employee section only of the park when confronted by the one employee we told him we were trying to get on ripsaw. Hey took us to the unload area and proceeded to get us on the ride. The log had its hand rails removed and bo other restraints were installed yet. On the final drop I put my hands up as we went down the hill I slid all the way forward out of reach of my dad when we hit the bottom thankfully the other adult in the log with us grabbed my shirt just barley. I was starting to become ejected from the log when that happened. Thankfully she pulled my little but back down into the log before hitting the little air time hill were I certainly would have been ejected from the log to be possibly crushed by the next one coming down.
I don't have an issue with the restraints being there. I just wish they were designed better so you can get in and out more easily.
Which is a really good point I just don't know personally what they could do for that without redesigning the entire car
Yes indeed lts the best!!!
Such a great ride.
Best Mexico section on Earth
That I've been to.
@@CanobieCoaster You're planning to visit the Moon and Mars ;D?
@@CanobieCoaster I really think only Disney with their IP, great staff and budget could outdo them if they did an area dedicated to the movie Coco.
BTW Valhalla has 2x 19M drops at almost the same angle, plus all the crazy theming and effects. It's hilariously unreliable but IMO it's still the best water ride in Europe, possibly the world (although it was better when it had the backwards drop)
My issue with Valhalla is how absurdly wet the boats get since it floods and wrecks your shoes. I love everything else about it.
Love Chiapas not sure if it is the best water ride Valhalla is a strong contender at Blackpool Pleasure Beach or even Phantsialand very own River Quest
I prefer this to those 2.
sweet
Yes
I can relate to the lap bars being a problem because that happened to me on Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls. They put me in the second row because I was too tall for the front.
The first two drops have breaks at the bottom to slow the boats down. Do you believe they may have ruined the ride at all or did you barely notice them?
They didn't impact the ride for me.
All I remember about this is having wet feet all day afterwards
That's possible.
Do you remember which month and day Adventure Park USA opened for its 2021 season?
The indoor stuff is open yearround. I'm not sure the exact date when the outdoor stuff reopens, but I'd guess sometime next month based on other attractions in the area.
If they turn on the water sprays, your face can get soaking wet as well.
That has never been on for me.
I rode this alone on a soaking day and when the mine train came around they all laughed at me for being so dumb to get on this ride.
I prefer this.
Yeah
I was in this ride 1 month ago✨✨✨
Nice!
i loved Ripsaw but holy hell it was a pain to get in and out of
Sure is.
YESS!!!!
Enjoy
@@CanobieCoaster It is grest to see reviews on other rides than only coasters. I also love this ride to bits!
Wjat is your favorite food item from Taco Bell?
Water
I went last month and come to find out Black Mamba and chiapas were closed the whole trip..
Black Mamba reopened. Not sure if Chiapas has.
It's it Chalupa's from Taco Bell?!
Lol
Hello!!
Hi
Will you do a Colorado Adventure Review someday?
Maybe, but I haven't ridden it up front yet so I can't give a full picture of the ride.
@@CanobieCoaster Back row is the only row that matters in my opinion.
Idk if you Can Call it perfectly wet i rode it 3 times and 2 of The times i got soaked The last time it was not too bad
Oh wow!
Have you been to Taco Bell?
Not a fan, but I have.
For me Chiapas has too many flaws. The restraints are horrible, the boat constantly hits the ground of the canal, there is always water in the boat completely soaking your feet and water dripping on you from higher levels just makes the ride feel poorly sealed and cheap. Of course the ride is a prototype and problems as such do arise. Aside from these points it is a good ride, but these problems just take away from the experience. Furthermore it just doesn't really fit Phantasialand's vibe, which to be fair is something you cannot judge from your position as you have not experienced this park's development over the last decades. River Quest is just the superior experience in my opinion and I'd take it above Chiapas any day.
Also, I think its quite arrogant to display your subjective opinion as an objective fact. "Chiapas is the best water ride in all of Europe". No it is not for everyone. It might be from your viewpoint, but I know many people who would disagree, just sayin. Just because you might have ridden more rides than everyone else doesn't mean your opinion is correct.
All my reviews are subjective. Of the ones I've ridden, I think it's the best in Europe. But I know not everyone will think that.
Not sure where you get the idea of 'objective fact' from here.... _obviously_ it's a subjective opinion, as are all reviews. He's entitled to his opinion that Chiapas is the best water ride in all of Europe, just as you are entitled to have a different one. He never mentions, implies or states that it's a fact.
The only arrogance here seems to be your own, because for some strange reason you feel the need to be rude about someone else expressing an opinion... it's OK to agree to disagree.
@@medea27 This video is not a review, it is a description of the ride with some opinion mixed into it. For me a good review does not merely describe the layout and state some basic facts that everyone knows already. There is just significant lack of analysis here.
@@mariuscannaka8940 Again, you're talking about your own opinion on what a 'proper ride review' entails while simultaneously discounting any other point of view... different creators produce different types of videos. There are some that go into depth about the engineering, others that discuss the history, and the majority are similar to this one in providing an overview of the ride with opinion mixed in.
If you don't like this particular style there are plenty of others out there. And it's easy to provide feedback without being rude to the creator who's put a lot of effort into producing the content you just watched for free.