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1 reviews – “Good”

Maizières-lès-Metz, France

Our dinosaur guardian keeps a watchful eye over Space Shoot.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

There's a pirate themed area with a huge rocky mountain, but it appears that no attractions currently occupy the building.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Waikiki Beach function centre.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Crepe and Waffle stand.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Big ole' pile of rocks.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

The Bavarian chalet restaurant.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

This photo sums up that ambience of Walygator.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

We had to photograph this Australian themed truck they had parked on display.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

The ride is at the very back for the park so most of the layout is far off in the distance from observers.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Monster Walygator Parc

Approaching 30 years old, it still well and truly holds up.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Monster Walygator Parc

You can get past the visual presentation of the ride, you'll find a classic B&M with a lot of intensity.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Monster Walygator Parc

The latter half of the ride is hard to see, but features two corkscrews and a helix.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Monster Walygator Parc

The ride in fact is a clone of Raptor at Cedar Point, modified to run only two trains by removing the brakes on the mid course brake run. It starts with a first drop, loop, zero g roll and cobra roll.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Monster Walygator Parc

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Monster Walygator Parc

The budget seemed to go as far as installing the ride and painting only the track and supports in the station black.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Monster Walygator Parc

The queue is under the station platform.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Monster Walygator Parc

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Monster Walygator Parc

2010 saw the opening of Monster, a B&M inverted coaster relocated from the closed Expoland in Japan.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Monster Walygator Parc

The drawn out nature of the hills and turns gives minimal chances for the train to shuffle or bounce, and a good sense of speed.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Anaconda Walygator Parc

Despite getting on in years, it runs pretty well.

by Gazza, 1 year ago

Anaconda Walygator Parc

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