Phantasialand Bruhl (Germany)

I went to Phantasia Land in Bruhl, Germany last summer for the day and I give it 3 stars based on my experience and here's how it went. First thing I noticed was that the staff hardly speak any English so that was a bit tricky as it wasn't that easy to understand their fast German speaking since German is not my native tongue or even a language I speak fluently. I also noticed that they don't have as good disabled facilities as other theme parks I've been to like Alton Towers or Euro Disney. You basically don't get a disabled pass that allows you to skip queue's or gives you a different entrance path to rides, that wasn't too pleasant as the queue's were long ...

We came across this theme park by chance, whilst driving through Germany, and decided to have a day out there. It was a pay one price and everything is free type of park and seemed good value at the time. The Main rides were a log flume, a wooden runaway train roller coaster, a fantasy dragon ride. A boat trip around a lagoon and a really nice in the dark space theme roller coaster, at the time it claimed to be the biggest in the world and was the best ride in the park. This was the only ride with much of a queue, and it wasn't that bad (10min).Another high light was the simulation theatre ride ( motion roller coaster). ...