Which, I guess I'm kind of being rude now. Wait, this is my first coaster of the trip?! I don't even ride s#!t like this! But the park was so nice to us that I didn't want to appear rude.
Everybody good with that? Okay, great!Īlso, please bear in mind that I am crafting the first part of this trip report whilst under the influence of European Brand COVID™, so my already often strange captions may or may not end up being total gibberish. So, just because I don't like a particular ride certainly doesn't mean that you won't love it. So, for example, I find Helix (at Liseberg) awful, but I love Desperado (at Buffalo Bill's). On the other hand, I tend to be pretty forgiving of general roughness or violence as long as it's not specifically targeting me. And while my condition has never (to my knowledge) been exacerbated by riding roller coasters, and I can generally fit on most everything, how a particular ride's restraints fit me will often greatly affect my opinion of the ride in a way that often won't make a lot of sense to other people. But we still got in a few extra things.Īs a reminder, in addition to being overweight, I have scoliosis. There was less sightseeing on our own this trip, both because of timing and the fact that we flew in and out of the same city this time. We went to 12 new-to-us theme parks, rode something like 40-45 new roller coasters (I don't really count) and 30-40 new dark rides. Travel has been kind of weird the past 3 years-and still is-but if TPR was ready to give organized trips a go again, we were down. You may remember us from such trip reports as Erik & Smisty & TPR do Holland, Poland, and Swedeland.
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