We ride the world's longest VR coaster
Phantasialand Trip Report Photos Taken: 08/18/2019 Posted: 03/09/2020While visiting Europe last summer, we couldn't help but make a return visit to Phantasialand. Along with Europa Park and Efteling, this has become on of our favorite parks in the world to visit.
Phantasialand has a world class collection of unique rides and attractions. The ride offering is extremely balanced and there truly is not a bad ride.
The year's new attraction is a VR overhaul of Temple of the Night Hawk using Mack's VR Coaster technology. It's great execution of the concept, but we still prefer to three lifthill all in the dark experience.
The park is busy constructing Rookbugh which hopefully will open in 2020 featuring the F.L.Y. Vekoma launched flying coaster and the Hotel Charles Lindburgh.
Temple of the Night Hawk - Phantasialand
Date Taken: 08/18/2019
Date Posted: 03/09/2020
This year, another one of our favorites, Temple of the Night Hawk became the Crazy Bats VR coaster.
Temple of the Night Hawk - Phantasialand
Date Taken: 08/18/2019
Date Posted: 03/09/2020
The line moved slowly.
Temple of the Night Hawk - Phantasialand
Date Taken: 08/18/2019
Date Posted: 03/09/2020
That said, the ride had one of the most efficient systems for trying to maintain capacity with VR.
Hollywood Tour - Phantasialand
Date Taken: 08/18/2019
Date Posted: 03/09/2020
Hollywood Tour is sort of the park's take on the Great Move Ride.
