American reacts to Tripsdrill (NEXT LEVEL GERMAN THEME PARK)
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i live right between Tripsdrill and Europapark and they always say Tripsdrill is the "little brother" of europa park because that's where you can ride more "chill" rides and pet animals xD
I‘m liveing right next to it. The last time i got into this park is more than 10 years ago.
This Park is in the middle of nowhere. Part of it is also the “wildparadies” where you can watch and feed wild forest animals.
You were confused about the Maibaum ride. Between the rides, the seats come down to the ground so you can get on the seats. As soon as all seats reached a specific height, you are able to control your height in a specificied range. In my oppinion it is one of the most eye-catching attractions.
The patterns on the houses are the construction that holds them together. 😊
...what Americans _should_ be doing with their wooden walls. But no, 90° angles and puny little 2x4s.
The shield with the faces at 1:40 has old women on top, and young women on the bottom divided by a banner that reads "Werde jung u(nd) schön, doch bleibe weise." which translates to "Become young and beautiful, but stay wise." the "und" is abbreviated as just a "u." which is very common in german to do.
*Tripsdrill* is in *South* Germany, in the federal state of *Baden-Württemberg,* where the *Blackforest* has its home, within the language region of: *Swabia.*
Ænglish: i have hunger
Swabia: i hann hungr
> Dialect form, 1 of arround 240 in Germany.
* Tripsdrill
@@vomm omg danke!
The amusement park is the second oldest in Germany and was initially just a so-called old wives' mill where, according to legend, old women magically become young again, like in a fountain of youth.
Contrary to the legend, fun and exercise were installed instead of magic.
Its appearance became its theme - Swabia before 1900. Actually its "only" 95 years old
The houses are called „Fachwerkhaus“ it’s an old traditional way to build houses in Germany, nowadays they‘ve almost forgotten to build like this…
half-timbered house in english
I have to beg to differ. My parents live in a newly (1998) built half timbered house. Today, it's called "Ständerbauweise", and you'll find many examples of modern half-timbered constructions.
In 1994 in my hometown, one of the half-timbered houses destroyed in WW2 was rebuilt according to original plans and only with the funds that were originally used. That means completely without nails and screws.
The companies that took part say they learned a lot that they didn't know they could use before.
Look at "Alte Waage Braunschweig" on Wikipedia
The "Ständerbauweise" is already very old. There is a house in Quedlinburg that was built in 1349 using "Ständerbauweise".
@@SiqueScarface Yeah sure lol just because 0,001% of all new buildings are half-timbered does mean it's totally common, yeah, nothing special at all!
Man, if you ever manage to come to Germany you can stay at my place and I will show you Germany. Just because you show real interest in our country.
Can come to me too…
Same here. Greetings and welcome from Munich, home of Oktoberfest.
Ah Hanover is way better to stay at. Sry don’t wanna be rude but we are pretty near to the middle of Germany and we don’t have to drive for too long to get anywhere😂 Sry again but he should better stay at my place😊
@@NijiGayCoyote I don’t know… believing that Bavaria is the best is a stereotype of Bavarian people. So now I’ve got to say that You are all “Sau Preisen” and “it’s nice to be a Preiß but it’s higher to be a Bayer…😂🙃
He will never leave his safety blanket of his American bubble
That building construction you mentioned is called Fachwerk, it was a very common method of construction in Germany from the 14th to the 19th century, where this type of construction was eventually replaced with more modern techniques as other materials became more widely available. Traditionally, you would build the wooden frame, then fill the gaps in with sticks, which you could then use as a kind of lattice to stuff the walls with clay in what is called wattle and daub construction (the german word Wand, aswell as the english word wall, come from this construction technique, as the old germanic word for to wind was wendh, which referred to how you would wind the sticks to form this lattice). While that particular construction method has since been surpassed, the aesthetic is actually still popular.
If you liked that, you should also take a look at Phantasialand! :D
Is it good? If only been to heidepark resort near Soltau, because it is an hour from where i Life.
@@flashed1439in my opinion its one of the best theme parks in germany
@@flashed1439 Besides Europa Park its the best one!
@@MrSchwamm _the_ best. The theming is so great, and I can't even decide what's the best coaster (Taron or F.L.Y.)
@@jayayen3243Definitive Taron imo. FLY is great with cool lying position, but nothing can compare to the pure brutal acceleration of Taron.
Tripsdrill. My beloved closest theme park. We're visiting it again in May. I am looking forward to. I love those rides even I'm already 67.
We've rides without queues. You just go to the ride and take a seat. The seats of that carousel come down and you can sit in. 💖🙂
Thank you for reminding me of my childhood. I've been there in the 70s. It was much much smaller and I can't remember the rollercoasters at all. I just remember going down a wooden slide in a house, and some googling told me it was in the "Altweibermühle", the old women's mill, which was the first attraction of Tripsdrill. The "scary" stuff is connected to German fairytales which were mostly scary and which also scared me as a child. I'm glad that people realized during the last decades that it's not a good idea to scare your children.
So funny that Ryan thought the Maibaum is a Ride 😂 it's a so called May tree, a tradition to put up a big tree in the village and decorate it to welcome spring. It's in the month May so that's why it's called "Maibaum" (May tree).
Oh my fault, IT IS a Ride 😅😮 the made a ride which looks like a Maibaum, crazy 😂
@@nicobirkhofer5570 Yeah but it looks just like a regular Maibaum
The houses are referred to as "Fachwerkhaus" in German and "half-timbered house" in English. They are medieval constructions which are made from wood (that's the pattern) and usually a mix of clay and hay and some other things for the space between. Those were common all over Europe for most of the middle ages and can still be seen in quite some places. The ones in the video are, of course, modern reproductions made to look like that.
"Weird older person, scary face" - Hey, that's just how us Germans look like. No need to rub it in.
How quaint, well if you are interested in theme parks look for Europapark, the biggest and definitely best theme park in Germany, takes you more than one day to do all the things in Europapark^^. But we definitely have several quite good theme parks, one close to were I live, Phantasialand, is also pretty nice but significantly smaller than Europapark.
if you liked that park you could like europapark in southern germany too
man, do you believe in destiny? Just yesterday I got the invitation from a friend to go to Tripsdrill mid of April and today my favorite american youtuber reacts to a Tripsdrill video :)
If you love wooden coasters, if you evr visit Germany, you gotta visit the Heidepark in Soltau if ever you come to Germany, the Colossus is the world's biggest wooden rollercoaster.
@21:17 the tree with the ring is called a "Maibaum" (may tree - May like the month)
You know it's not American because it's not branded by some multi-billion dollar company.
Tripsdrill is 35 min from where i live, if you go 15 min down the road from Tripsdrill, their is a wildlife park called " Stromberg" as well
Did no one mention the wine tasting? You can make an appointment and taste around 5 or 6 regional wines. Maybe add in some cheese and bread. And after you had some drinks you can go back to the rides. I love it!
That is a Honor you react to Tripsdrill and i Work in the Park it will be a pleasure to give you a Tour
5:16 You should take a look at Colossos at Heide Park, the one of the tallest wooden roller coaster in the world.
i went to tripsdrillas a small kid with a friend of mine two times and watching this video geve me back so many cool enthusiastic emotions and memories loved it
7:44 The seats of this ride come down and while you're riding you can control if you want to go up or down. Usually there isn't a big line there because all visitors want to go straight to the back of the park where the big attractions are.
Minute 06:06
Look up "Maibaum".
I just visited this park like a week ago, great rides, beautiful theming, would absolutely recommend visiting this park.
This is really a nice mid site amusement park. The best thing is their humor. For example at the exit of the coaster with the inversions, there is an animatronic saying: I'm so sick from this coaster, and then he throwing up...
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Hi Ryan,
this is a park close to the place, I've grown up :-)
But never been in it. Just hiked around. There are endless winyards and they make awesome wine there :-)
Greetings from Austria (I live there now ;-) )
Carsten
Heilbronn? Ich komm aus Bad Friedrichshall.
@@DERJ0NA5_2 hi Jonas, ursprünglich aus Leingarten:-)
@@carstenreim6892 Aha ;-)
1:59 These are witch masks (depicted in the front of a wooden wine barrel) as used for carnival parades in southwest Germany (Black Forest).
5:48 Maibaum, Tradition in Germany
If you want really interesting theme parks, which focus more on the themes than on the thrill rides, take a look at the Saurierpark (yes, dinosaur park) Kleinwelka and the Kulturinsel (Cultural Island) Einsiedel. I've been to the Saurierpark just last weekend with two children (9 and 7 years old), and they weren't finished with all the attractions by closing time, wanting to stay longer.
4-5 years ago I worked as a developer for the company who made the Tripsdrill Website. But I was never in the park because I live far in the north.
Yes :) these are sheep, they are called "Walliser Schwarznasen", they are an old rare breed of domestic animal from Switzerland. I had a small flock myself until last year.
About scary faces/statues all around Germany, there are many different local scary storys/legends in every region, like the 'Rattenfänger von Hameln (Pied Piper of Hamelin)' or the legend of the walpurgis night. And every region or town, where it is said to have taken place is proud of that and show that with statues and pictures
The correct translation for "Maibaum" is 'Maypole', May Tree is a Korean A-Capella Band.
It's not far away from my hometown. I've been there often with my family.
@05:51: In German they are called "Fachwerkhaus" - It's the traditional architecture before industrialization. And no, they exist also in switzerland and austria ... end even in eastern Germany. It's a wide spread european architecture.
Tripsdrill is park in Germany that isn't really big but it isn't small eather. A middle size park. I hink the biggest parks are Europa Park, Phantasialand, Heide Park, Hansa Park and than follow Movie Park and Tripsdrill
1:55 I know Tripsdrill from when I was young 50 years ago. The man attraction was the old womens mill (Altweibermühle), an old mill where you could slide down on a wooden slide. They claimed that this mill would make young women from old ones, and that is what you see in that picture. In the upper part are the ugly old women, and in the lower part the young girls after the ride. The inscription says: Become young and beautifull, but stay wise.
See if you can find a trailer or at least some POV on-rides of Phantasialand - ideally newer ones featuring Taron and F.L.Y., two pretty modern, unique rides!
@01:59: more a swabish thing. Tripsdrill is roughly between Stuttgart and Heilbronn. Probably an allemanic tradition.
On a couple dass in the summer the Red Cross sets up tent in the parkinglot infront of the park and you get free admission into the park for donating blood.
It's always quiet full on those days but I really like going during those days since It's a pretty good feeling to do something good and get a reward Like this.
Fachwerk is actually framework, not so different from how you american guys build your houses. The difference is, that the wooden planks are thicker and aren't covered up, when filling out the gaps with straw, clay, whatever. The decorative look was just a side effect, which looked cool and therefore switched the causality, and they came up with a lot of different patterns.
I never heared of that themepark, maybe it's a smaller or newer one. I was only to Europa Park and Phantasialand, which are bigger ones. Also I'm not an expert in american parks, but could it be, that they just don't have this amount of green nature?
It's my favourite Theme Park in Germany. It has so much soul ❤
You can find this kind of parks and attractions all over Europe, like in France, the Netherlands, Spain and propably other countries.
Tripsdrill is not the biggest or flashiest Theme Park in Germany, but it´s quite unique. And there is a "wild-life park" included, where you can see wolves, bears and all kind of animals in a relatively "natural" enviroment.
An amusement park having decorative outhouses and pooping animatronics is a good example of the 'analness' of German culture. Other ones are the prominent use of "Scheiße" and the poop shelves in German toilets. There is a clip on YT of philosopher Slavoj Žižek comparing the different designs of American, French and German toilet bowls from a perspective of critical ideology ("Zizek on toilets").
I haven't been in this park in ages... it looks a bit bigger than I remember.
We used to go there every once in a while back when we lived in Baden-Württemberg. And always get the collectible glass
I just saw a video where you tried to pronounce the hardest german words
If in a word stand "ie" its mostly pronounced like an "i" and "sch" is pronounced like "sh" :)
If you are interested in German architecture, take a look at "Freilandmuseum Bad Windsheim" or "Museumssteinbruch Lützelgrund" (Museum quarry - i have video footage of it)
I think you already heared about all the "Baumwippfelpfad"s .... there's on in Ebrach, near Würzburg (my place) and Bamberg
I've also videofootage of the Würzburg fortress and a "secret" ascend.
I was born and lived until the rony virus in Heilbronn which is not too far away from Tripsdrill, I've got many childhood memories of it and somewhat always thought it was more unkown, so seeing an American reacting to it feels so weird on a good way 😂😂
For wooden coaster you should watch Heide Park. Their Colossos Coaster is one of the best wooden coaster.
Since leaving university I haven't had anyone to go to Europapark or Tripsdrill with. My family and wife are scared of rollercoasters. But if there's some people my age here, maybe we can go again this summer!
Somehow thought he'd say something about the bathtub as the ride wagon. Maybe it just stood out for me and it's normal xD
the winged drive gives you control so you can do flips when you time the movement.
Hi, Tripsdrill is an cool Themepark, I live 30min from there^^
5:58 is called Fachwerkhaus.
the base is a wooden construct and filled with clay and straw.
unfortunately the houses dont builded with this good looking, nature friendly and good isolating structure.
Tripsdrill was my favorite amusement park as child, maybe because they focus on children with their rides
Might have to go there this year.
Hallo and Hello 👋 well how are YOU doing? Oh and to answer your question, I am not good rn but I think that during this video I will feel a little better.
most famous theme park in germany is europa park...look at that too.
I live about 10 miles awax from this theme park. I've been there as a child quite frequently. Nowadays I love to hike in the surrounding forests. Its a beautiful region. The theme park started out very small in the 1930s with one special attraction: the Old Wives Mill. This was a windmill with an inbuilt slide. According to legend, going down the slide turned old women back into young girls. If you look closely at 1:58 you will recognise this.
The Rollercoaster is called "Hals über Kopf"= Head over Heels...
Ich dachte Hals heißt neck auch englisch
@@TheAschkeks It does, but he didn't just translate it he localized it.
Head over heels is the English version of the same saying
you have to look for "europapark" and especially for the attraktion "voletarium"! that's a masterpiece ;)
That's not far from here, we used to go there all the time back when I was a kid about 30 years ago. They didn't have any of those modern coasters, the only one I remember is the millipede coaster. They had a fast, bumpy carousel type of ride where you were seated in huge pairs of shoes. No one wanted to go on that with me because I was the only one who didn't get sick... The mushroom thingy with the woven chairs is fun too. I don't remember now if it was just plastic that was made to look like baskets, it's possible they were made of actual rattan or something like that. Good times. I'm sure the bank owns them today and somehow I can't shake the feeling that a lot of the new stuff is Chinese made. But what do I know :)
No, it ist still owned by a family. They own this park for nearly 100 years. The rides are mostly produced in Germany, an some of them in countries near to Germany, like Italy.
Alright cool, I stand corrected. I didn't think they owned it still. This makes me wonder if all the horrible things I throw together in my mind are actually happening.
If you want to react to a waterpark you could react to Rulantica its a VERY BIG waterpark. The owner owns a themepark too. I think its one of the biggest in europe and has many stars
Phantasialand also is amazing. Dont forget to react to that one. Also there is a video to why european theme parks are next level.
oh iam living near there..
its just a little park with swabian style :)
the last i was there was for 3 years
never thought that this little park gets some attractiveness.
Thanks for reacting on my video about one of the quirkiest and most traditional themepark here in Germany. :)
Tripsdrill combines old and new in a perfect way and is a brilliant family park.
GZ to 100K Subs !
The heide Park is awesome too
Tripps Drill is more ment for children and younger teens. There is a partner-park called Lochmühle, near Frankfurt, what is ment for even smaller children.
Older teens and young adults from my region are going more to Europapark, Phantasialand, Holidaypark and so on.
( My daughter (16) refuses to go to Tripps Drill ;-) 'cause she thinks she's to old )
I was there like ... 30y ago :-D
Tripsdrill is awesome..
I haven't been a roller coaster rider for many years because panic always intervened. That was the first time I ever went to one with a loop. And it was also the first time that one of my children rode a roller coaster with me. It was the wooden roller coaster that we ended up riding I think 8 or 9 times throughout the day. The whole amusement park is just great! And if you want to take a break from the amusement park, you can go to the nearby animal park!
These are so-called "Fachwerkhäuser" (half-timbered houses).
There was a frame work made of wooden beams, between the outer walls of very old houses there are bricks, while the inner walls are made of a mixture of clay and straw.
Usually, the beams were numbered at that time, so that these houses could be dismantled and rebuilt in the same way at another location.
Sounds crazy, but I live in a house that was somewhere else 150 years ago. 🤷🏼♀️
The smaller rides are the best. Lots to do and ride for younger children.
Hey Ryan, please look up "Fachwerkhaus" (half-timbered house) 😊
If you like Tripsdrill take a look at Phantasialand. You will 🤯
Hello ryan , german Frowline ML Here again!
i hope you are just fine. i was never in tripsdrill, but you visiting the SERENGETI PARK in hodenhagen. there gives lions, when you driving trough the car way,but also elephants ,other animals and ofcourse also a range of attractions.
Water rafting or shipping with a little boat .
and Restaurants with GERMAN AND other food kinds.
Kind regards
GFML
what americans call weird for us europeans are a normal day in life = sounds like democracy
Germanys biggest Parks are
Hansa Park which is directly nect to the baltic sea
Heide Park with lots of Rollercoasters
Phantasialand near Cologne famous for its good theming
Europapark which is the biggest of them all
That’s one of my favorite theme parks, it’s so cute ❤
In my opinion Phantasialand is the best Theme Park in germany. Taron, Fly, Black Mamba, and much more, all amazing.
It is really distracting me that you look like my older brother 15 years ago. I have to talk to my dad regarding unknown trips to the US... .😂😉
You gotta take a look at Phantasialand
Guessing those chairs maybe wicker
if you like theme parks you might also check out the Europapark in Rust :)
You have to react to Phantasialand, the best Amusement Park in Germany!
And unlike Disney etc. you dont have to pay 200 Bucks for a day ticket
Es gibt bestimme einige Deutsche hier die dir unser Land, jeder auf seine Weise zeigen könnten. Mach doch mal eine Rundreise und filme alles. Das wäre auch ein spannender Content ;o)
Hallo aus Deutschland
Look, Tropical Island ❤
Tripsdrill itself is rather modest with more Rides and things that aren't Rollercoasters 🤣 I despise them: To fast, to high. I like fast things, mostly fast cars, but the combination with my fear of heights... all it takes is to look up to know: not as long as i breath. 🤣 The exact opposite seems to be like the world most known park, "Europa Park" with more than 13 Rollercoasters, i think. Some of which are in the dark, spinning while you are driving it, driving backwards in the middle of it and what not. I love the Europa Park but there is sadly not enough for a Person around my age to drive with because those Rollercoasters occupying a large area of the park, each of them. Funny enough: I know Tripsdrill only from Photos despite it being in my state 🤣
I was last week in Florida, Orlando. Of course, I was in Universal and SeaWorld and holy fuck, these parks are incedible. The Velocicoaster at Universal was insane and the most intense and the best ride of a roallercoaster in my life. So I think, the Theme-parks in America are better. In Germany the parks are more family-friendly🤔
Did you ever watch a video about the Miniaturwunderland in Hamburg! Would be nice to see your reactions to this.
These things are called Houses. The patterns are made of wood and are filled with clay. This is drywalls grandfather ;-)