The list on coaster-count.com says otherwise :) I don't know about now, but a few years ago they asked for 50 Euro for each adult wanting to ride it, and apparently quite a few people did.

The owner of the Toboggan (that's the big tower with the slide on the neighboring parcel of the Auto-Berg-Bahn) told me, that he had heard, that for around 50 euros you could also use the Auto-Berg-Bahn as an adult allowed to drive.

Every year there is a different attraction on the property where the euro-coaster stood. This plot is rented seasonally.

@@mariaelisabeth8828 Schade eigentlich

@@official.RABtfc Hat ein Für und Wider. Einerseits kommt so jedes Jahr eine andere Attraktion in den Prater, und der Prater ist seit je her dafür bekannt, dass immer wieder die neuesten Sensationen gebracht werden. Andererseits bedeutet es leider, dass auch interessante Betriebe nur eine Saison lang bleiben. Ich trauere Dr. Archibald immer noch nach. Aber wer weiß, was noch alles kommen wird.

It really is a beautiful and unusual park 😍

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Diary of a RollerCoaster Girl you’re welcome 😊

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Is it maybe one of your'e first rides??

@@mayaontheboat Yep. Well, I was at one at New York but it was 4 years ago.

I have been on that ride too. It was very scaryy

Maskerade hat überhaupt keine loopings, Insider auch nicht. Nur der Boomerang und Volare gehen auf den Kopf.

All of the rides at Prater are individually owned, so it's operated like a permanent fun fair. The 3 wild mouse coasters do all offer different experiences though, non-spinning, spinning and indoor spinning with lasers mirror maze and dance tunes 😆

Like she said, all the rides are individually owned by different showmen and entrepeneurs like a big fun fair. A few other parks in Europe are like this too, notably Bakken in Denmark, but Wiener Prater takes the cake in sheer size. Its also why the park doesn't have a major wristband option. The showmen can never agree on one specific price for it all. But yeah there are a lot of different people operating rides there. Like to give just one example there's a miniature railway running along the south of the park. They also own and operate Dizzy Mouse and Super 8 bahn. The Volare and Insider are owned by the same guy, The Gerstlauer Bobsled and the Boomerang are owned by the same guy, and The Maurer mouse and Maskerade are owned by the same guy. And all the remaining coasters are all owned by various different people

Nobody knows, but it’s sick

Whilst it might not be anything like what we consider to be a bobsleigh style coaster, it is officially a Gerstlauer Bobsled coaster!

Bobsled Gerstlauer are just wild mouse who are more twisty and with more airtime...so this coasters are more funny than other wild mouse. I ❤️ Bobsled Gerstlauer 🥰🥰🥰

Prater is not a silly adventure land. It’s Prater and it is effing amazing practically in the middle of Vienna.

Phantasialand is like a 10 hour drive. I think we have a different definition for “close by” ;)

On average around 5€ per ride

That one's temporary. These are only the permanent installations.

Each ride here is operated/owned individually, so you could look at it like it's a permanent fair ground. Anyone can rent a section of land and plop down what ever ride will fit! It's a very unique concept and makes for an amazing experience!

Arguably four, as the Insider has a very wild-mouse like layout.

Vienna, the capital of Austria! 🇦🇹

@@DiaryofaRollerCoasterGirl thank you so much!!!

Yeah, it's not great, it's too slow and there isn't enough oommmppppfffff at all! It's pretty to look at though 🤣

Yeah it is overall for kids 😊

It's not really supposed to be thrilling, it's a family coaster, maybe even kiddie coaster.