CoasterWalker

Hello, fellow British person here (apologies, my German is awful 🤣) - I have been reading this forum for many years but recently visited Phantasialand last week and was one of the riders who got evacuated from F.L.Y. so thought I'd put in my experience here. Me and my friend were on the back row so were unfortunely the last people to be let off. However, we did ask one of the engineers what caused the emergency stop and they advised "a guest didn't feel comfortable", which definitely sounds correct based on what other's have said. It was certainly an interesting experience and was great to see a "lights on" behind the scenes look at the indoor section! 😁

Hello, fellow British person here (apologies, my German is awful 🤣) - I have been reading this forum for many years but recently visited Phantasialand last week and was one of the riders who got evacuated from F.L.Y. so thought I'd put in my experience here. Me and my friend were on the back row so were unfortunely the last people to be let off. However, we did ask one of the engineers what caused the emergency stop and they advised "a guest didn't feel comfortable", which definitely sounds correct based on what other's have said. It was certainly an interesting experience and was great to see a "lights on" behind the scenes look at the indoor section! 😁

Wegen eines vermeintlich nicht richtig sitzenden Gurtes eines anderen Fahrgastes wurde gerade der ganze Zug direkt nach verlassen des Bahnhofs vor diesen Werbe-Ventillator-Dingern evakuiert. Dafür kam ein kleines Rollgerüst zum Einsatz und die Bügel wurden händisch mit einer Art Schraubenzieher gelöst.

Konnten dann durch den Bereich zurück laufen und etwas umhergucken, was man eigentlich nicht sieht. So tropft es zb an einer Stelle relativ mittig schon durch die Decke.

FLY war deshalb heute kurz geschlossen. War mal ne nice Erfahrung haha