Just a warm-up preparing for the "big stuff" 😂

That’s typically how multi-launch coasters are

I was going to say, during the video, I was surprised by how long the second half was. It still had great pace, though, rather than dragging.

@@trevorjensen2706 Yeah the 2nd half seems much longer than you can really see from off ride. Has a lot of airtime pops and quite strong positive Gs plus the inveersions. Even though it is a 1.2m height restriction I would say it might be a bit too intense for some younger riders even if they are tall enough.

My issue with Vekoma is definitely that they go far too hard on the positive Gs. I have the same exact experience with them that you do. Nausea and headaches. It was the exact same with Lech Coaster for me. Everyone loves that ride, but I can only ride it three or four times before I feel sick.

The track profiling is ridiculously smooth but that might be part of the problem for the motion sickness for me (like I find being a passenger in a car with soft/boaty suspension is worse for motion sickness than being in one with firm suspension). I could easily re-ride Zadra or Hyperion more even though they were rougher and more aggressive rides. Also it is almost as if Vekoma want to eliminate all lateral forces on their rides and so really pushed the continuous roll on the transitions and curves. You can see from the pov how the roll in the curves starts gently but then rapidly (but smoothly) keeps continuously rolling into the highest G point whereas maybe on some other B&M/Intamin/Mack rides you get a slightly jerkier transition at the start and end of the curves and more time in the middle where you are not rolling. I felt the same thing from Formula even though that is a bit older and a shorter ride. Perhaps it helped them squeeze the ride into a smaller space with smaller radius curves. And plus it is a very long ride with sustained forces (the first section is basically a junior coaster). The 2nd half has a lot of positive Gs from the drop pullout/loop, batwing and then quite a few of those high positive G curves between elements. I think the coaster would have benefited from a straight section with a few small hills just to break up the positive Gs to let you catch your breath but maybe they didn't have space for that.

Well for me i was today in park and i was on all extreme roller coasters but this one make me most dizzy from all of them

That's what I thought too. Looks like a simple easy coaster at first, and then it kicks into high gear.

Surprised me as well. I thought it was a rather tame family coaster at first...then that second launch proved me wrong.

Surprisingly, this is a new generation vekoma! their new rides look spectacular, don't they?

It’s Poland in Europe

It's in the description. This coaster is located in Energylandia, Zator, Poland. You can get there by taking a cheap flight to Kraków (which is totally worth seeing in itself), then a train to Zator.

Ther is water, in this Video it is New and Not finished.

@@sebapo8432 yeah they are adding the rest by the looks of it

Energylandia. Fantastic looking park.

“Hey, can you delete TOGO?”

@@dibble1331 the Togo's in japan are actually really good! Such as Bandit, Fujiyama, Milky Way, Standing Coaster at Rusutsu Resort, and in Italy is Freestlyle, a relocated Togo stand up from Canada's Wonderland and it's good. Big Apple Coaster is actually pretty good new with the comfort collars.