@@n4utical Once a month would probaly give him enough time, at least for large coaster states like California or Florida. I think if he went by states with more than one theme park, like Missouri with 3 parks, he would have plenty of time
Not knowing the full lineup of their coasters, when you revealed that they have 2 Vekoma junior coasters I was like “haha that’s funny”. And then when you revealed that they actually have 3 Vekoma junior coasters I absolutely died laughing
3:26 "If you want to know why they have two, well, welcome to Energylandia" 😂😂 Besides that, the thrill coasters lineup looks really stacked here, and the total of coasters here as well, so much coasters, and so much Vekomas.
Indeed. Kind of haunting that this park is located not too far from Auschwitz. After the crap Poland has been through, having Europe's biggest amusement park is truly a sign that Poland may finally have a bright future going forward.
New series idea : Covering block zones, how they work and why they're important. No one on UA-cam is doing this so there's definitely a gap in the market you could slide right into 😆
It’s staggering how Different the 2 sides of the park are, and the coasters really put it into perspective. Even the first 2 coasters you listed show this: one is a off the shelf family ride but it’s portable and placed in the parking lot with no theming, the other is also a off the shelf family ride but it’s properly installed, has some light theming with rock work and is surrounded by the medieval themed section! You can tell the 2 were installed with completely different budgets
Energylandia really is a solid park. That one-two punch is absolutely outstanding with both Abyssus and Formula being underrated Vekoma’s on top. Can’t recommend this place enough, it’s always a fun time.
I never knew how big Energylandia was. As an American it always felt like Alton Towers, Europa Park, Thorpe Park and Port Aventura were the best parks in Europe. Great video as always and can’t wait for you to get your Euro rollercoaster credits!
Thorpe Park is nowhere near one of the best parks in Europe. I would say the best parks in Europe (in no particular order) are Disneyland Paris, Alton Towers, PortAdventura, PhantasiaLand, Europa-Park, and EnergyLandia. EnergyLandia probably has the best coaster collection in Europe and it's very cheap and has short queues, but it's not very immersive, has a very top-heavy line-up, and it lacks much other than rollercoasters; PhantasiaLand is probably the most immersive but lacks the quantity and capacity and their only real people-eater is Black Mamba; Europa-Park is the best park overall - quite immersive, very big, many rides, not many bad rides (the only one I can think of is the alpine bobsled), great operations (the lines were rarely over an hour long); PortAdventura has lots of great rides and theming but poor operations, meaning either long queues or you spend a ton on a fast pass; Disneyland Paris has good theming and good rides, but it's not as good as Europa-Park and it's got longer queues than Europa-Park and it's more expensive than Europa-Park; and Alton Towers is very big and has many rollercoasters, but it's not as immersive as any of the others on the list (excl. EnergyLandia) and it doesn't have much other than rollercoasters.
When I found out about Energylandia, I thought it was a coaster enthusiast's dream; the Magic Mountain of Europe. While it is still a great park, having only six high thrill coasters makes it feel a little bit more in line with your average park. It just has that added benefit of padding your credit count if you normally do that with kiddie rides.
The first 9.5 mins of this video were the lead up to the real stuff. Kind of gives you an idea of what visiting the park would actually be like. Those top few coasters, though, look unbelievable.
Interesting. I kind of figured they had bigger thrill coasters tbh. I didn't realize that minus Hyperion all the rides are quant. Still my #1 park outside the US though by a long shot. Look at all the Vekoma 😍😍
Speaking of parks jampacked with roller coasters, I once had a park called "Action Packed" in Theme Park Tycoon 2 on Roblox. It had 17 coasters, most of them poorly done and terrible. The names of the coasters are all in this list: - Ice Crystals, a junior coaster at the very front of the park - Maniac, a swirly coaster using the Wild Mouse type of track - Monstrosity, a big mine train - Patriot, another big mine train - Rock N Roller Coaster, an actual Wild Mouse - Superhero, a flying coaster - Sunny, a junior coaster better than the other one - Mine Trainz, a Vekoma style Mine Train, using the actual Mine Train track - Wooden Wonder, a wooden coaster - Tornado, a looping coaster - Corkscrew, a standard steel coaster - OH LAWD HE COMIN', another standard steel coaster, this time with a vertical lift - As Packed As Possible, a big mine train in a compact spot next to Monstrosity - Texas Cyclone, the worst coaster I made, it's mostly just spirals. I used the Wild Mouse track type - Batman, an inverted coaster - Speed, an SLC and finally, Super, a spinning coaster, the shortest coaster in height at the park
I’m a little surprised that Hyperion didn’t make a clean sweep, I didn’t realize Abyssus was so long. It does make sense that a slow moving mine train would win out in ride time, at the sacrifice of speed and pacing of course.
Americans may wonder at the large number of children's and family roller coasters in the park. But that is quite normal for Europe. In Europe, most parks are much more family oriented than is the case in the US. Some parks even cater only to families with young children. Of course, the larger parks also have a different thrill coaster to round off their portfolio, but in general thrill and records don't play as much of a role as in the USA. Many parks are more concerned with the mood and theming of their attractions than Six Flags or Cedar Fair. A good example of this is Europa Park, considered by many to be the best park in Europe. The park has 13 roller coasters, most of which are clearly designed for families. The park convinces with a great concept and a great design.
I'd like to take my daughters here because I think they'd love all the family coasters. It seems like they need to round out their offerings a bit more with some more medium-high intensity, GP friendly coasters if they want to compete with the likes of Cedar Point or Kings Island in terms of the quality of their lineup. Their top 3 look quite good, but then it really seems to fall off quite a bit.
I did not expect this at all, holy hell. random one but why not do all the coasters in your bottom 15 of all credits in prime ride time, its stupid but MORE PRIME RIDE TIME YEAHHHH Or 2 more, silverwood and lagoon
I visited Energylandia last year and it's absolutely bonkers. I loved Zadra, Formula and Abyssus, Hyperion was a letdown, the SLC was a positive surprise, the Dragon coaster and the two family boomerangs were nice supporting coasters (and it's interesting how both boomerangs gave different experiences). The Vekomas are all fine but I could have done without all the SBF Visa crap - thanks to Energylandia, I now have more SBF than B&M coasters on my credit list. Mars with its bizarro theming is worth riding but I kept smashing my knee in the undersized vehicles. The SBF spinning wild mouse in particular was completely abysmal, barely worth the credit. The park overall was amazing, exciting and confusing. I kept forgetting where that bloody tunnel was (it's between Formula and the Formula restaurant... makes sense). But all in all it's a must visit, there's no place quite like it.
@@AirtimeThrills I probably didn't ride it at its best. I hear it rides better on the inside rows, but since I was a single rider all I could get was rickety wing seats. So I guess my advice for when your time comes is this: go with your daughter and shove her under the bus, Airtime Thrills style. ;) That said, I still doubt a smooth Hyperion would have been a top tier ride for me. I rode Kondaa earlier that year and the elements on that hit much better for me overall. Hyperion suffered by immediate comparison.
If they can redo the entire front half of this park, removing filler and the somewhat random theming and make it more cohesive this would easily be an incredible park. front just feels like a fair ground
i did not know that energylandia was this top heavy lol. feels like vekoma should just own a percentage of the park cus over half the coasters feel like vekoma hell they even have clones or near clones in the same park lmao
NEW SERIES IDEA: By the States: Similar to @Ea_Ninja's comment. I would take all the coasters from smaller states and rank them the same way you do with by the numbers.
there's going to be a point in the future where Energylandia needs to take out the trash. out of 20 coasters, I think we can give seven or eight of them the boot and nobody would complain.
It would be an interesting idea for a future video to see what the first coaster to close at Energylandia will be. I'm betting on one of it's Vekoma junior coasters or family boomerangs, and the one's I've decided on are Energus and Boomerang, because they're the oldest of their respective model at the park. I'm betting they'll be removed within 10-15 years, as they merely ramp up the cost of maintain the park's coaster while adding nothing but quantity to the park's coaster collection, nothing of quality we can't see on other rides at the park. as for it's first adult coaster to bite the dust, I'm going with Mayan. It's the second newest SLC in the world, but for a supposed coaster destination of the world, you'd expect something a little more unique. I'm betting this will be removed within 17-18 years and replaced with a more ambitious inverted coaster of sorts, from Vekoma I'm betting on a flying coaster that would be somewhat of a hybrid between the Flying Dutchman and Stingray models when it comes to layout, while it's track profiling and vehicles will be derived from FLY at Phantasialand. These are just my takes, and it'd be interesting to hear what you and other people have to say about the matter.
The first coaster that they will close will be the SBF Wilde Mouse spinner. That ride is very unpopular in the park and easy to replace with the more popular Zamperla or Reverchon variant of the ride.
@@timdruyts5025 I considered bringing up that one, but it has more of a plce in the park's line-up than some of it's Vekomas considering that it's their only wild mouse and major spinning coaster. Plus, replacing it with basically the same ride from a different manufacture seems pointless. I'd think they replace it with a more traditonal spinning coaster by Maurer, Gerstlauer or Mack. I can imagine this ride closing before the SLC but after it's two kiddie coasters. The benefit of just about any coaster closing at Energylandia is the easiness of selling or relocating the rides, due to most of the park's attractions being cheap clones.
Chris you are the (1) STEEL VEGEANCE of all roller coaster UA-camrs. HASHTAG FACTS! I’m gonna say those gals 😉 Taylor & Sarah are the (2) VELOCICOASTER / WILDFIRE / Aussies of UA-camrs, and Canobie is the (3) EAJANAIKA of UA-camrs. I wicked miss GAC Great American Coasters. He was far and away the funniest UA-camr on any subject I’ve ever watched. Anybody heard from him?
They are not subsidised by the EU government much anymore. In total, they have received £14,230,000, or $17,620,000. The vast majority of their money comes from their owner and their customers.
While energy Landia looks like a fun park… They literally only have like four good coasters out of the 20… I mean come on you have like 12 vekoma coasters and white three or four SBF Visa coasters… Yuck They need some B&Ms and more Intamins
Do 2 family boomerangs count as one full scale boomerang? And if so, does that mean Energylandia qualifies for your list of parks with the dynamic duo?
Energylandia's coaster lineup is all cheap kiddie slop and then it very rapidly expands in quality to encompass what very well could be the best one two punch out of any park in the world
The 1st one is 23' HIGH, but it's lowest trough looks to be somewhere between 4 and 8' But it isn't "just a figure 8" That is indeed true. But w 281' of track length it's sad most coasters at Energylandia have less than 1,000' of prime ride track. 15th place spot loses every category except prime ride time, which gives me yet another reason upon many why I never include power "coasters" in my credit count (unless at least part of it uses gravity like the one at Knott's), and also why you should have never included this in this video. As far as I'm concerned: It doesn't even deserve the bragging rights for being 2' high. Worse: It doesn't even deserve the bragging rights as having the shortest height and the shortest drop. It deserves to be in Oswiecim, (The Polish name for a town better know my its German translation) which is very close to Energylandia. (Calm down: I'm Jewish) Zadra is definitely RMC's best pace coaster according to your definition of the word "paced" but perhaps you're using that term too literally. Most coaster 'thusies use the term pacing to describe the layout and transitions. Hyperion is the closest to a giga coaster that isn't a giga coaster; its drop doesn't qualify for giga status by a mere 31' (or 9.45 M) and reaches a top speed of 88 MPH; only 2 MPH slower than Millennium force and Intimidator 305. They both look epic to me, and Abysses looks fantastic too. Energylandia is a park I hope to get to some day, but I'm taking my 1st trip to Carowinds next week; I'll be there April 11th through 4pm April 14th. Thanks for posting another "by the Numbers"; one of if not my favourite coaster series ever conceived.
So essentially they have one destination coaster, three also-rans and sixteen skips. I thought it was gonna be a European cedar point but it’s just a bunch of kiddie rides. Thumbs down.
OK energy Landia has too many Family coasters otherwise they’ll be a top-tier park also buy or sell idea, Kings Island will have more roller coasters and are better then cedar point by 2040
NEW SERIES IDEA: By The Parks. In this series you will look at one state or country and rank every park in it.
it’s a good idea but i think it will take a lot of math and work to do
That’s a great idea!!
Like how many coasters, how many flats, how many inversions, etc
@@n4utical Once a month would probaly give him enough time, at least for large coaster states like California or Florida. I think if he went by states with more than one theme park, like Missouri with 3 parks, he would have plenty of time
Rank every park in the state by the numbers?
Not knowing the full lineup of their coasters, when you revealed that they have 2 Vekoma junior coasters I was like “haha that’s funny”. And then when you revealed that they actually have 3 Vekoma junior coasters I absolutely died laughing
I mean it's flippin 5 if you add the suspended junior coaster and the mine train. So funny.
@@HeelBJC And it's 7 if you add the two junior boomerangs.
20 coasters, but 14 are family coasters
Yeah, three Vekoma junior coasters in the same park, why? Well, welcome to Energylandia.
3:26 "If you want to know why they have two, well, welcome to Energylandia" 😂😂
Besides that, the thrill coasters lineup looks really stacked here, and the total of coasters here as well, so much coasters, and so much Vekomas.
As a Polish-American, not only the park but this whole country is a dream Bucket List! 🤞Thx Chris for this one!!
Indeed. Kind of haunting that this park is located not too far from Auschwitz.
After the crap Poland has been through, having Europe's biggest amusement park is truly a sign that Poland may finally have a bright future going forward.
@bradyryan5105 ironically Germany still has the better parks......... Now where else have I heard this.........
New series idea : Covering block zones, how they work and why they're important. No one on UA-cam is doing this so there's definitely a gap in the market you could slide right into 😆
It’s staggering how Different the 2 sides of the park are, and the coasters really put it into perspective. Even the first 2 coasters you listed show this: one is a off the shelf family ride but it’s portable and placed in the parking lot with no theming, the other is also a off the shelf family ride but it’s properly installed, has some light theming with rock work and is surrounded by the medieval themed section! You can tell the 2 were installed with completely different budgets
One of my favorite parks! It’s basically RCT in real life. But their Top 4 coasters are truly awesome! Cant wait to go back there later that month!
Energylandia really is a solid park. That one-two punch is absolutely outstanding with both Abyssus and Formula being underrated Vekoma’s on top. Can’t recommend this place enough, it’s always a fun time.
Agreed, I had a great time there
I never knew how big Energylandia was. As an American it always felt like Alton Towers, Europa Park, Thorpe Park and Port Aventura were the best parks in Europe. Great video as always and can’t wait for you to get your Euro rollercoaster credits!
Yeah Energylandia is a big park, I definitely like it more than Thorpe Park and Alton Towers
Thorpe Park is nowhere near one of the best parks in Europe.
I would say the best parks in Europe (in no particular order) are Disneyland Paris, Alton Towers, PortAdventura, PhantasiaLand, Europa-Park, and EnergyLandia.
EnergyLandia probably has the best coaster collection in Europe and it's very cheap and has short queues, but it's not very immersive, has a very top-heavy line-up, and it lacks much other than rollercoasters; PhantasiaLand is probably the most immersive but lacks the quantity and capacity and their only real people-eater is Black Mamba; Europa-Park is the best park overall - quite immersive, very big, many rides, not many bad rides (the only one I can think of is the alpine bobsled), great operations (the lines were rarely over an hour long); PortAdventura has lots of great rides and theming but poor operations, meaning either long queues or you spend a ton on a fast pass; Disneyland Paris has good theming and good rides, but it's not as good as Europa-Park and it's got longer queues than Europa-Park and it's more expensive than Europa-Park; and Alton Towers is very big and has many rollercoasters, but it's not as immersive as any of the others on the list (excl. EnergyLandia) and it doesn't have much other than rollercoasters.
Wiener Prater also be massive in terms of coaster collection it's second place with 15 i believe.
They have so many family coasters lol, but their amazing top 3 makes it one of my favorite parks
I already planed a visit to Energylandia in June and I'm very excited! Thanks for the short summary of all coasters there
When I found out about Energylandia, I thought it was a coaster enthusiast's dream; the Magic Mountain of Europe. While it is still a great park, having only six high thrill coasters makes it feel a little bit more in line with your average park. It just has that added benefit of padding your credit count if you normally do that with kiddie rides.
I count 7 more exciting ones. Mayan, Speed, RMF Dragon, Formula, Hyperion, Zadra, Abyssus.
9:20 Very reassuring, I'm 100% positive that ride op is breaking ZERO safety policies!
The first 9.5 mins of this video were the lead up to the real stuff. Kind of gives you an idea of what visiting the park would actually be like. Those top few coasters, though, look unbelievable.
The Boomerangs are very interesting. I didn't know that Vekoma made coasters like that. I liked them, they were neat. Looks like a great solid park.❤❤
Almost the entire park is made by either Vekoma or spf visa. Should just become a Vekoma tearing plant for new rides and models😂
Interesting. I kind of figured they had bigger thrill coasters tbh. I didn't realize that minus Hyperion all the rides are quant. Still my #1 park outside the US though by a long shot. Look at all the Vekoma 😍😍
How is zadra quant
@@DustySmith1 Exactly. And there are still like 5 other coasters that are pretty intense (at least above average).
Having done most these rides I didnt expect Abyssus to be longer than Hyperion or Zadra. But I guess size doesn't mean length
Hyperion is the pride of Energylandia Poland
No freaking way I would've thought u would do a park let alone a park like energylandia for this series but wow
PLEASE DO joker vs joker vs joker vs joker vs well, you know whats after theres 10 jokers in total from rcdb
Airtime Thrills, Can You Make A "By The Numbers" Video for all the rides at Dollywood? Thanks!
Jayzus, this park has a lot of family coasters.
This was an excellent video
You might as well call it a Vekoma park because most of them are Vekomas.
Speaking of parks jampacked with roller coasters, I once had a park called "Action Packed" in Theme Park Tycoon 2 on Roblox. It had 17 coasters, most of them poorly done and terrible.
The names of the coasters are all in this list:
- Ice Crystals, a junior coaster at the very front of the park
- Maniac, a swirly coaster using the Wild Mouse type of track
- Monstrosity, a big mine train
- Patriot, another big mine train
- Rock N Roller Coaster, an actual Wild Mouse
- Superhero, a flying coaster
- Sunny, a junior coaster better than the other one
- Mine Trainz, a Vekoma style Mine Train, using the actual Mine Train track
- Wooden Wonder, a wooden coaster
- Tornado, a looping coaster
- Corkscrew, a standard steel coaster
- OH LAWD HE COMIN', another standard steel coaster, this time with a vertical lift
- As Packed As Possible, a big mine train in a compact spot next to Monstrosity
- Texas Cyclone, the worst coaster I made, it's mostly just spirals. I used the Wild Mouse track type
- Batman, an inverted coaster
- Speed, an SLC
and finally, Super, a spinning coaster, the shortest coaster in height at the park
9 vekomas in the same park is definitely odd to see
Zadra and Hyperion look like amazing coasters. A few other solid coasters. But it's amazing how many junior and family coasters one park has.
Zadra and Hyperion alone make this one of the best parks to visit in the world. Along with the two solid next gen vekoma
I’m a little surprised that Hyperion didn’t make a clean sweep, I didn’t realize Abyssus was so long. It does make sense that a slow moving mine train would win out in ride time, at the sacrifice of speed and pacing of course.
And I thought Magic Mountain having 4 kiddie coasters was rediculous...
Best park I have been too. Quite weird but Hyperion and Zadra were amazing. I really enjoyed Speed as well.
Family Coaster - The Park! But not gonna lie, I'd love to go there.
Hold up, in the RMC by the numbers video, Zadra was 46 seconds. Where did it gain 5 seconds?
Americans may wonder at the large number of children's and family roller coasters in the park. But that is quite normal for Europe. In Europe, most parks are much more family oriented than is the case in the US. Some parks even cater only to families with young children. Of course, the larger parks also have a different thrill coaster to round off their portfolio, but in general thrill and records don't play as much of a role as in the USA. Many parks are more concerned with the mood and theming of their attractions than Six Flags or Cedar Fair. A good example of this is Europa Park, considered by many to be the best park in Europe. The park has 13 roller coasters, most of which are clearly designed for families. The park convinces with a great concept and a great design.
Makes sense to cater to families. Seems like that's where everyone wants to end up anyway, like Six Flags. That's where the money is
Vekoma has definitely cashed in with all those coasters.
12:14 that looks way too much like planet coaster.
Vekoma : How many Coasters do u want from us?
Energylandia : Yes! (I never knew they had so many Vekoma coasters and Sbf coasters. 😅)
That ride op jumping at the Dragoon coaster. He knows how to entertain small children.
Yeah everyone loves to comment on that guy and how enthusiastic he is
Hi i was just wondering... 6:50 is this considered an invertion because it is just over 90 degrees... please reply
I think it has to be over 135 degrees to be an inversion. Millennium force has a lot of these overbanks and they arent inversions
I’d love to see Alton Towers by the numbers, we do have some great rides.😊
Doesn't Alton Towers have the first B&M flying coaster?
@@bradyryan5105 yes it does
Poland's version of Leslie Knope must've been a coaster enthusiast.
I'd like to take my daughters here because I think they'd love all the family coasters. It seems like they need to round out their offerings a bit more with some more medium-high intensity, GP friendly coasters if they want to compete with the likes of Cedar Point or Kings Island in terms of the quality of their lineup. Their top 3 look quite good, but then it really seems to fall off quite a bit.
Almost all of their recent additions have been major so it does seem like they're rounding it out a bit
energylandia look like the type of park you'd build as a kid in RCT3
energylandia is a park i sure want to visit
I did not expect this at all, holy hell. random one but why not do all the coasters in your bottom 15 of all credits in prime ride time, its stupid but MORE PRIME RIDE TIME YEAHHHH
Or 2 more, silverwood and lagoon
That intamin water coaster looks kinda cool
I visited Energylandia last year and it's absolutely bonkers. I loved Zadra, Formula and Abyssus, Hyperion was a letdown, the SLC was a positive surprise, the Dragon coaster and the two family boomerangs were nice supporting coasters (and it's interesting how both boomerangs gave different experiences). The Vekomas are all fine but I could have done without all the SBF Visa crap - thanks to Energylandia, I now have more SBF than B&M coasters on my credit list. Mars with its bizarro theming is worth riding but I kept smashing my knee in the undersized vehicles. The SBF spinning wild mouse in particular was completely abysmal, barely worth the credit. The park overall was amazing, exciting and confusing. I kept forgetting where that bloody tunnel was (it's between Formula and the Formula restaurant... makes sense). But all in all it's a must visit, there's no place quite like it.
I used to hear than Hyperion was a letdown but lately people are raving about it. So interesting to see that opinion coming back
@@AirtimeThrills I probably didn't ride it at its best. I hear it rides better on the inside rows, but since I was a single rider all I could get was rickety wing seats. So I guess my advice for when your time comes is this: go with your daughter and shove her under the bus, Airtime Thrills style. ;)
That said, I still doubt a smooth Hyperion would have been a top tier ride for me. I rode Kondaa earlier that year and the elements on that hit much better for me overall. Hyperion suffered by immediate comparison.
the pop culture that colossus was on throughout the years
For their lineup size it’s actually a total mess in terms of duplication and missing categories. Sfne 2 boomerangs don’t seem so bad in comparison lol
This park in on my bucket list all because of Zadra, Hyperion, & Abyssus
Do you actually use the Pythagorean Theorem or is it just a running joke? It's actually very useful if you're trying to measure diagonal distances
NEW SERIES IDEA: rank the prettiest coaster for each letter of the alphabet (if you haven’t already)
If they can redo the entire front half of this park, removing filler and the somewhat random theming and make it more cohesive this would easily be an incredible park. front just feels like a fair ground
i did not know that energylandia was this top heavy lol. feels like vekoma should just own a percentage of the park cus over half the coasters feel like vekoma hell they even have clones or near clones in the same park lmao
All the way back to 2014, way to make me feel old.
Very top heavy lineup lol.
Buy or sell: Freispertius city in France is getting the first S&S axis.
🎶Energylandia...Energylandia! 🎶
Hey video idea top 10 best ending to a coaster
My best finales video is already out there
Video idea. Battle of the bay, California great America vs six flags discovery kingdom.
How did Circus Coaster come in at number 15?? It is TINY.
NEW SERIES IDEA: By the States: Similar to @Ea_Ninja's comment. I would take all the coasters from smaller states and rank them the same way you do with by the numbers.
there's going to be a point in the future where Energylandia needs to take out the trash. out of 20 coasters, I think we can give seven or eight of them the boot and nobody would complain.
You need to replace them. Small children need something. It felt like the largest group of visitors is families with young kids.
Yo you gotta get down to fun spot Atlanta and ride ArieForce One. It’s so elite. Better than Iron Gwazi IMO
I have no plans to go to the south this year but will see what I can do
Can you do all coasters of phl?
This park is super high on my bucket list. Which coaster there would you most want to experience? For me, I think it’s Hyperion.
Zadra looks super incredible
Airtime Thrills, with that dragon coaster having all numbers 19 throughout, why is not ranked at 19?🤔Could you explain how you do the numbers?🤔
Ride time is included in the ranking
'this park dates back all the to 2014.'
lol
very strange park indeed. kinda surprised they don't have a giga or strata yet tbh.
NICE!
Wacky Worm followed immediately by Zadra
Easily the best family coaster lineup nothing really comes close (except maybe BGT if you count cheetah hunt as a family coaster)
It would be an interesting idea for a future video to see what the first coaster to close at Energylandia will be. I'm betting on one of it's Vekoma junior coasters or family boomerangs, and the one's I've decided on are Energus and Boomerang, because they're the oldest of their respective model at the park. I'm betting they'll be removed within 10-15 years, as they merely ramp up the cost of maintain the park's coaster while adding nothing but quantity to the park's coaster collection, nothing of quality we can't see on other rides at the park. as for it's first adult coaster to bite the dust, I'm going with Mayan. It's the second newest SLC in the world, but for a supposed coaster destination of the world, you'd expect something a little more unique. I'm betting this will be removed within 17-18 years and replaced with a more ambitious inverted coaster of sorts, from Vekoma I'm betting on a flying coaster that would be somewhat of a hybrid between the Flying Dutchman and Stingray models when it comes to layout, while it's track profiling and vehicles will be derived from FLY at Phantasialand. These are just my takes, and it'd be interesting to hear what you and other people have to say about the matter.
The first coaster that they will close will be the SBF Wilde Mouse spinner. That ride is very unpopular in the park and easy to replace with the more popular Zamperla or Reverchon variant of the ride.
@@timdruyts5025 I considered bringing up that one, but it has more of a plce in the park's line-up than some of it's Vekomas considering that it's their only wild mouse and major spinning coaster. Plus, replacing it with basically the same ride from a different manufacture seems pointless. I'd think they replace it with a more traditonal spinning coaster by Maurer, Gerstlauer or Mack. I can imagine this ride closing before the SLC but after it's two kiddie coasters. The benefit of just about any coaster closing at Energylandia is the easiness of selling or relocating the rides, due to most of the park's attractions being cheap clones.
@@timdruyts5025 It is unique how harsh it is :)
Chris you are the (1) STEEL VEGEANCE of all roller coaster UA-camrs. HASHTAG FACTS!
I’m gonna say those gals 😉 Taylor & Sarah are the (2) VELOCICOASTER / WILDFIRE / Aussies of UA-camrs, and Canobie is the (3) EAJANAIKA of UA-camrs. I wicked miss GAC Great American Coasters. He was far and away the funniest UA-camr on any subject I’ve ever watched. Anybody heard from him?
I wanna go here so bad
So ... there are only 10 unique adult coasters?
They are not subsidised by the EU government much anymore.
In total, they have received £14,230,000, or $17,620,000.
The vast majority of their money comes from their owner and their customers.
Interesting, I haven't heard a number put on it. 17 mill isn't that much considering what they've added
Holy fuck they have so many kiddie coasters like what’s even the point? Quality over quantity please.
Parks are mostly for kids... They bring the money in Europe. Some parks are like 9 kid coasters and 2 for teenagers and adults.
While energy Landia looks like a fun park… They literally only have like four good coasters out of the 20… I mean come on you have like 12 vekoma coasters and white three or four SBF Visa coasters… Yuck
They need some B&Ms and more Intamins
Do 2 family boomerangs count as one full scale boomerang? And if so, does that mean Energylandia qualifies for your list of parks with the dynamic duo?
SFC and a Family Boomerang means they have the junior version of the dynamic duo
Why would you get a SLC when you can have an STC??? Vekomalandia .
They probably didn't have the STC ready yet in 2015
Energylandia's coaster lineup is all cheap kiddie slop and then it very rapidly expands in quality to encompass what very well could be the best one two punch out of any park in the world
Small kids probably bring the most money in European parks. Some don't even have intensive rides.
Wooow 🙏😱
this is the slay-ist park ever
Nice vid
Vekoma, the park
How many filler coasters do you want???
Enegylandia "yes"
The 1st one is 23' HIGH, but it's lowest trough looks to be somewhere between 4 and 8' But it isn't "just a figure 8" That is indeed true. But w 281' of track length it's sad most coasters at Energylandia have less than 1,000' of prime ride track.
15th place spot loses every category except prime ride time, which gives me yet another reason upon many why I never include power "coasters" in my credit count (unless at least part of it uses gravity like the one at Knott's), and also why you should have never included this in this video. As far as I'm concerned: It doesn't even deserve the bragging rights for being 2' high. Worse: It doesn't even deserve the bragging rights as having the shortest height and the shortest drop. It deserves to be in Oswiecim, (The Polish name for a town better know my its German translation) which is very close to Energylandia. (Calm down: I'm Jewish)
Zadra is definitely RMC's best pace coaster according to your definition of the word "paced" but perhaps you're using that term too literally. Most coaster 'thusies use the term pacing to describe the layout and transitions. Hyperion is the closest to a giga coaster that isn't a giga coaster; its drop doesn't qualify for giga status by a mere 31' (or 9.45 M) and reaches a top speed of 88 MPH; only 2 MPH slower than Millennium force and Intimidator 305. They both look epic to me, and Abysses looks fantastic too.
Energylandia is a park I hope to get to some day, but I'm taking my 1st trip to Carowinds next week; I'll be there April 11th through 4pm April 14th. Thanks for posting another "by the Numbers"; one of if not my favourite coaster series ever conceived.
Energymidia
Wow! I must go to energylandia, it's roller coaster Paradise.
So essentially they have one destination coaster, three also-rans and sixteen skips. I thought it was gonna be a European cedar point but it’s just a bunch of kiddie rides. Thumbs down.
They have 7 decent rides and 2 out of them are destination coasters.
Choco chip was supposed to open with the park on the 1st of April but that didn't happen I dount it will be open by the time I get there on the 10th
I’ve been to this theme park in roblox lol
OK energy Landia has too many Family coasters otherwise they’ll be a top-tier park also buy or sell idea, Kings Island will have more roller coasters and are better then cedar point by 2040
Kids need something to ride too.
WHAT
Park riddled with Vekomas….*shudders in Mind Eraser and T3*
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