First. Phantasialand looks to be simply the best theme park ever devised. I love Disney but nothing beats a wholly unique story & theme.

This park looks incredible. The top 4 look like such quality rides with some of the best theming imo.

This park looks like the Islands of Adventure of Europe. It has a great mix of roller coasters, themed lands, water rides, and dark rides. It looks incredible. I think if I could only go to one park in Europe, it would be my choice.

The first launched flying coaster, a mid to top tier B&M Invert, a rock work moster Intamin Blitz, and one of the best drop towers of all time, what a fantastic collection this place has to offer. I would come here if they only had 1 of those things but they got it all. For a smaller park they went all out on theming more than 90% of other parks do. A ride lineup that you cannot get anywhere else all that have either really good terain interaction or great theming. I think Black Mamba looks like the best here but there is nothing to hate here.

I had to wait an hour for River Quest, but I had no clue what I was in for. I had no idea a rapids/rafting ride could be that intense.

I like how you deem every single ride as one of the best of its category

I´m so glad that Phantasialand is my homepark. If you would ask me to marathon Taron or Fly i would probably take Taron but both of them are incredible.

I love Phantasialand. The rides are all spectacular and they are themed so well at the same time. I haven't ridden FLY so I can't say if I prefer it to the other rides. I am glad that I live not too far from this amazing themepark.

Your content is brilliant, been watching a while but never really comment, but very informative very well explained and very knowledgeable. Thank you

I hope someday to be able to go here if I ever take a vacation to Europe. It really does look like a park to rival the level of detail found in Disney and Universal parks. The rides look amazing and thrilling.

I hate drops towers, but this one just feels different. The fact that it's in complete darkness most of the time, and that you are launched all the way to the top, are probably why I just love this ride. It's 65 meters high, but it feels like so much more

never heard of this place, but wow, incredibly well done. The quality of the themes look spectacular.

This is a bucket-list park for me and one that I'm not too bummed I missed when I was in Europe, since most of their best rides seem to have been added after I was there (newest would have been Chiapas and in October I wouldn't have wanted to ride that or River Quest anyway).

Another thing that might be interesting: I have some issue with my lower back due to my office job. And while I probably should not get on coasters at all (at least according to the warning signs displayed at most coasters), I still can't resist. But there are significant differences to how much the rollers coasters affect my back (not including other rides here, as I'm mostly into roller coasters).

Germany has a lot of great theme parks, and they really do put the “theme” in “theme park”. The theming is so well done.