Top 10 Rides at Eifelpark

Añadido: 2026-05-06

[00:00:00]Eifelpark is a charming theme park in Germany.  This place was much bigger than I expected, as it spans a whopping 185 acres. The park is  situated on a large hill and it also features some animal exhibits. This place features over  50 attractions if you include all the shows and playgrounds, but in this video, I want to focus  on the rides. This park has 3 different roller coasters and some interesting non-coasters, so in  this video, I will rank this park’s top 10 rides.

[00:00:34]10) Wasserscooter- This is a set of bumper  boats on a large lagoon. This is an attraction where guest participation makes or breaks the  experience. The boats have ok speed and power, but I rode with some aggressive kids that went  wild with the water guns. So I came off soaked.

[00:00:52]9) Seeraubers Kanonenritt- This begins  a run of riders where you steer yourself outwards. This one is built by Inno-Heege and is  interestingly in a metal bowl. It’s mild when your car settles on the inside or outside track,  but you get some decent outward acceleration as your car drifts up the inclined walls. 8) Wildwechsel- I believe this is a Zierer drifter. This one operates similarly to  the prior ride, except it’s entirely on flat ground. So the outward acceleration has a  bit more kick, including some light laterals.

[00:01:30]7) Eifler Wasserjagd- This is another drifter,  this time on the water. Also built by Inno-Heege, this one has a stiffer steering wheel  than the Zierer versions, but you still get the same fun outward acceleration. And  this one is more exciting than the prior 2 rides because you stand and skim over waves. 6) Freifal-und Rohrenrutschs- These are two large slides on the hillside. I particularly like  the one that goes straight down. It’s a very steep plunge. The mats have more friction than  other versions, so you won’t get any airtime, but it’s still a rush due to the speed. 5) Eifel-Ballon- This is little Zamperla balloon ride. This is easily the park’s  most dizzying ride, as you can get these things spinning at a ferocious clip. 4) Wildwasserbahn Pirateninsel- This is a compact log flume. It doesn’t have much to  look at, but it has two drops. The first one is small and mild, but the second one has a  little zip to it. This one isn’t a drencher; you’ll just get a light sprinkling. 3) Kapt’n Jack’s Wilde Maus- This is a Maurer wild mouse that was previously located  at three other theme parks. This is the classic layout, which features solid to good laterals  on the hairpin turns. Then the quick drops in the second half offer a little airtime. 2) Sommerrodelbahn Eifel-Coaster- This is a Wiegand mountain coaster on the hill in  the center of the park. This is an older installation with minimal autobraking, so  you can rip through the layout. The later turns have decent laterals and there are some  dips that’ll pop you out of your seat. It’s just on the shorter side for the genre. 1) Booster Platzhirsch- I honestly have no clue why this ride is at this park. It is WAY  WAY more intense than anything else here. This is a 164 foot or 50 meter tall booster. And it’s  one of the wildest rides of its kind. The slower rotations offer some weightlessness over the top.  Then the full speed rotations are out-of-control.

[00:03:51]You get a flip over the top. Then you have  unrelenting and intense laterals. My legs went completely numb. That is especially true since  this ride has an uber long cycle going both ways.

[00:04:06]Those are my 10 favorite rides at Eifelpark. What  are your favorites at this park, or thoughts on any of the attractions? Let me know down in the  comments. If you enjoyed this countdown, I would appreciate it if you gave this video a like and  you considered subscribing since there will be a lot more roller coaster and amusement park videos  here at Canobie Coaster. Thanks for watching!