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1. Let's start our visit with a coaster right away - not a spectacular one, but a little family coaster calles "Toos Express". It is in the oldest area of the park, called "Land of Toos". When the park opened in 2001, what made it special (this is no longer the case)?
2. One of the things I really love about Toverland are its unique and prototype rides. One of those "first installed here" rides is Wirbelbaum, a miniature Ferris Wheel type ride located in the Wunderwald section. What is NOT true about this ride?
3. We can't go to a theme park without getting wet, can we? The Wunderwald section also houses Expedition Zork, a log flume ride with a backwards section, that goes partially outside for its highest drop. What unusual feature does it contain? (The photo might clue you in)
4. How about something unique that's, all by itself, enough reason to give Toverland y try? Maximus' Blitz Bahn is a bobsled type ride with freewheeling two-seater vehicles whose speed is controlled by the rider. Again, this ride contains a quite unique feature, which one? Again, a close look at the photo might help a bit although it's difficult to see.
5. We need more speed! This ride, called Booster Bike, was another first - a roller coaster in which the seats are motorbikes! The question is, how do the restraints work on this ride to ensure no one falls off and, as a bonus, encourage proper aerodynamic seating position?
6. What's this? A full scale obstacle climbing circuit? In the middle of a theme park?
That can't be, can it? What is the status of this attraction? Could it really be that we get a decent workout from our visit?
7. Whoa, it's getting hot in here and the bit of water we got on ourselves during our ride on Zork has long dried. Time for another wet ride, a river rapids ride called Djengu River. It happens to be a really hot summer day, above 30 degrees centigrade, what might we expect?
8. Dwervelwind is another fun coaster and always worth a ride. Or three or seven. A more modern version of the popular "Euro-Mir" coaster at Europa Park, this ride features which improvement over that early model?
9. If you know me, you'll know that I won't give a park maximum marks unless it contains a good wooden coaster. Toverland ticks that box as well, with Troy, the Ride. What is the name of the themed area it's located in? (Remember the name)
10. So we've been all around the park and we've only found some mild thrills? Well, not really. We're just saving the best for last - Fénix is a fast, exciting coaster with three inversions where riders are seated in gondolas located to the left and right of the track instead of above or below. Depending on which side you choose, the ride experience is quite different, but what is the term for this kind of coaster?
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