Germans sure do know their thrill rides.
I can't say I'm a thrill ride enthusiast, but I also can't say that I'm a torture device enthusiast either because that is what Germany seems to have at one of their amusement parks.
Germany has an amusement park called Phantasialand, and that's the spot for the ride in the video called Talocan. It's pretty much about three minutes of spinning and flipping around and around until someone pleads for it to end.
Check out the video below which may get your heart racing:
Can't say I'll be trying this one out anytime soon.
h/t Diply
Well that didn't go as planned: A Cable Snapped On This Amusement Park Ride To Remind Us To Stick To The Teacups
I can't say I'm a thrill ride enthusiast, but I also can't say that I'm a torture device enthusiast either because that is what Germany seems to have at one of their amusement parks.
Germany has an amusement park called Phantasialand, and that's the spot for the ride in the video called Talocan. It's pretty much about three minutes of spinning and flipping around and around until someone pleads for it to end.
Check out the video below which may get your heart racing:
Can't say I'll be trying this one out anytime soon.
h/t Diply
Well that didn't go as planned: A Cable Snapped On This Amusement Park Ride To Remind Us To Stick To The Teacups