ist bluefire ein guter Einstieg für die erste achterbahn?

Also bin mir nicht so sicher ich hab zwar keine Angst vor den looping und so ich habe eher Angst das meine hände schwitzig werden und ich mich nicht mehr soo gut festhalten kann das is schon ein komischer Gedanke aber ja

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Ireeb
2 years ago

Technically, you don’t have to stick, I never do, but actually the Blue Fire has quite cool handles, a bit like a steering wheel, because you can hold yourself well and comfortably.

Blue Fire was the first rollercoaster for me many years ago with screws and loops, and she wanted to do more!

Lilly925
2 years ago

Hey, so I was a Europe park last night, and I drove almost all roller coasters. Bluefire is already very violent, I think. It is best to start with the Euromir (Sorry for spelling) which is high, but in my opinion not so fast or I did not find it so violent. It’s a taste

Ireeb
2 years ago
Reply to  Lilly925

I actually drive everything, no matter how high or how fast, but the Euro-Mir is a torture machine for me, which I would recommend to a maximum of people I hate.

edgar1279
2 years ago
Reply to  Ireeb

She’s great. I’ve been driving so often.

Lilly925
2 years ago
Reply to  Ireeb

Really, haha. I think she’s cool, and I know what’s so bad about it?

Lilly925
2 years ago
Reply to  EmiliaLM

Okay, yeah. If you drive backwards, it’s a bit stupid, but if it should fit, turn your head back. It sounds weird, but it really helps.

edgar1279
2 years ago
Reply to  Lilly925

Up? It’s 28 meters

Ireeb
2 years ago

Rather question of pain tolerance.

Lilly925
2 years ago

Is a pussy thing

Ireeb
2 years ago

Generally, it is quite rough, and when you drive the last part backwards, it feels almost as if the track wants to break the neck.

Generally, I find rollercoasters that drive backwards, kill.