I’m torn on this one. On one hand, it makes sense thematically for parks to build second gates to try and distinguish their experiences . But I think this choice just adds complexity/cost for a lot of tourists who are coming from very far away and just want to experience all the best attractions.
Another great video. With the rumored purchase of Port Aventura by Comcast perhaps they might expand Ferrari Land to make it a full day park. I've not had the pleasure of visiting Port Aventura but it''s definitely on my bucket list. Do they have land available to expand Ferrari Land?
This has always been a bucketlist park for me! I actually had the opportunity to go because I was planning a trip to Spain but I switched it out to visit Cedar Point
I still don't understand why this is its own small park instead of a land in PortAdventura. It reminds me of when California Adventure first opened across from Disneyland but with even less attractions than that park had. Hopefully they expand it more because it just seems odd with only one stand out coaster and not many other rides.
Junior Red Force was my 100th rollercoaster. I guess I should have kept a better eye on my count and do it first so Red Force could have been the 100th.
I'd say it's to small to be it's own park but perfect being a disconnected part of Portadventura. Red Force and Junior Red Force, an insane thrill coaster and a junior kiddie coaster. The drop towers are good to but maybe an in between ride would do.
I always thought it was too small to be a separate gate. But Peppa Pig Park in Florida takes it to a whole new level. That is so tiny with so little to do, and the hours are the same as Legoland. At least there were no lines at either park all day.
I was in Ferrari Land on a busy day and stood in line for Red Force for 3 hours. That made the upcharge extra salty for me, as Shambala had only 20 mins queues that day :/. If it had been included as a land we could have gone on another day, as we were there for 3 days, but once that ticket is punched, you can't reschedule. Quite the bummer.
Those darkrides look absolutely wretched. 30 minutes of preshows consiting of adverts for a car I'll never be able to afford? No thank you. I never saw the appeal of a fast car - whether in a Ferrari or a Volkswagen, we all have to respect the max speed limit anyway. Nip in, ride Red Force, nab the kiddie cred, get out.
For me, I would've made it a sub-land located within the Mediterranea section of Port Aventura. If it didn't have Red Force, I don't think a lot of people would pay the extra price to go inside despite the low price.
There is no Italian section in PA. The area around the lake is Mediterranea, themed to a fishing Catalan town. You won't find a single reference to Italy there, because Italy is on the other side of the Mediterranean sea.
This park feels a lot like COTALAND right now, both parks are themed to motorsports and have a rather small ride lineup. However the 2nd gate can be easily added to a park hopper pass and COTALAND has a bright future coming if the two thrill coasters are a smash hit.
I agree! A separate part as a companion to the themed park. Insures a longer guest stay. It's a lovely niche' that it fills. The down side + demise of Hard Rock Park was that park could be done in about the same amount of time instead of 8 hrs. It however was a standalone park.
@@CanobieCoaster it did. It's a shame that they couldn't stay in business. Some of those attractions at HRP looked phenomenal. I former co-worker of mine told me that his sister was in management there and that Hard Rock didn't own the park, they just licensed the name. They also had to license all of the bands and rock artists for the various attractions, which cost them a TON of money! 💰 🤑 💸 So, admission was pretty costly. Then when the crowds never showed combined with the competition of Carowinds, they just couldn't compete, even after they dropped their ticket prices. It's sad when a park so well themed and full of potential doesn't succeed.
I'll only have one day at PortAventura and I'm not sure if I'm willing to sacrifice time there to come here, but I might do it just to ride Red Force 1-2 times
As long as the main park isn't too busy, you should be able to ride Red Force and still get around PortAventura just fine. Remember it's open til quite late, so you'll have time to get round all the rides. I did that a few years back and got on everything, arriving about 9am and leaving around 8pm.
I’m torn on this one. On one hand, it makes sense thematically for parks to build second gates to try and distinguish their experiences . But I think this choice just adds complexity/cost for a lot of tourists who are coming from very far away and just want to experience all the best attractions.
Thankfully it isn't priced like a full park.
At 2:32 you can see the famous backwards fountain. :)
Lol
Another great video. With the rumored purchase of Port Aventura by Comcast perhaps they might expand Ferrari Land to make it a full day park. I've not had the pleasure of visiting Port Aventura but it''s definitely on my bucket list. Do they have land available to expand Ferrari Land?
I have always stayed onsite, so I don't know how much parking they have to spare that could be converted into more theme park.
This has always been a bucketlist park for me! I actually had the opportunity to go because I was planning a trip to Spain but I switched it out to visit Cedar Point
Both are great choices.
Huge difference.
I still don't understand why this is its own small park instead of a land in PortAdventura. It reminds me of when California Adventure first opened across from Disneyland but with even less attractions than that park had. Hopefully they expand it more because it just seems odd with only one stand out coaster and not many other rides.
Probably for marketing and cost purposes.
Junior Red Force was my 100th rollercoaster. I guess I should have kept a better eye on my count and do it first so Red Force could have been the 100th.
It is what it is. The important thing is that you rode Red Force.
I've heard rumors that Universal may buy PortAventura again. I wonder if it will include this park.
I imagine it would be the whole resort.
I'd say it's to small to be it's own park but perfect being a disconnected part of Portadventura. Red Force and Junior Red Force, an insane thrill coaster and a junior kiddie coaster. The drop towers are good to but maybe an in between ride would do.
A big flat ride package would help significantly.
I always thought it was too small to be a separate gate. But Peppa Pig Park in Florida takes it to a whole new level. That is so tiny with so little to do, and the hours are the same as Legoland. At least there were no lines at either park all day.
That's another one that at least offers a park hopper.
I was in Ferrari Land on a busy day and stood in line for Red Force for 3 hours. That made the upcharge extra salty for me, as Shambala had only 20 mins queues that day :/. If it had been included as a land we could have gone on another day, as we were there for 3 days, but once that ticket is punched, you can't reschedule. Quite the bummer.
Dang that stinks!
Congrats on 22k subs!!!
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Those darkrides look absolutely wretched. 30 minutes of preshows consiting of adverts for a car I'll never be able to afford? No thank you. I never saw the appeal of a fast car - whether in a Ferrari or a Volkswagen, we all have to respect the max speed limit anyway. Nip in, ride Red Force, nab the kiddie cred, get out.
Those preshows stunned me.
@@CanobieCoaster In a good or a bad way?
should turn single rider line into front row line
That would be nice!
You said red force was the fastest in Europe formula rossa is 😂😂😂😂
Formula Rossa is in Asia.
@@CanobieCoaster I thought it was at ferrari land i saw it in the desert
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@@CanobieCoaster No Problem! :)🎉🎊
For me, I would've made it a sub-land located within the Mediterranea section of Port Aventura. If it didn't have Red Force, I don't think a lot of people would pay the extra price to go inside despite the low price.
There is no Italian section in PA. The area around the lake is Mediterranea, themed to a fishing Catalan town. You won't find a single reference to Italy there, because Italy is on the other side of the Mediterranean sea.
@@oriolat2 That's what I was talking about. I just didn't know what it was called.
I would have preferred that too.
Looks way too small to be a separate gate
Thankfully it has a modest price tag.
This park feels a lot like COTALAND right now, both parks are themed to motorsports and have a rather small ride lineup. However the 2nd gate can be easily added to a park hopper pass and COTALAND has a bright future coming if the two thrill coasters are a smash hit.
Cotaland seems like it will be more filled out when done.
This would work in a place like Orlando with its size. It would be a place like icon park
That is a place where it could work.
As a die hard Ferrari F1 fan, I would LOVE to go here.
Makes sense!
I agree! A separate part as a companion to the themed park. Insures a longer guest stay. It's a lovely niche' that it fills. The down side + demise of Hard Rock Park was that park could be done in about the same amount of time instead of 8 hrs. It however was a standalone park.
Hard Rock Park looked far bigger than this.
@@CanobieCoaster it did. It's a shame that they couldn't stay in business. Some of those attractions at HRP looked phenomenal. I former co-worker of mine told me that his sister was in management there and that Hard Rock didn't own the park, they just licensed the name. They also had to license all of the bands and rock artists for the various attractions, which cost them a TON of money! 💰 🤑 💸 So, admission was pretty costly. Then when the crowds never showed combined with the competition of Carowinds, they just couldn't compete, even after they dropped their ticket prices. It's sad when a park so well themed and full of potential doesn't succeed.
Looks really cool for its size, but not sure if I would go
PortAventura alone is worth it so this is gravy.
top 10 insects?
Not doing that one.
I'll only have one day at PortAventura and I'm not sure if I'm willing to sacrifice time there to come here, but I might do it just to ride Red Force 1-2 times
As long as the main park isn't too busy, you should be able to ride Red Force and still get around PortAventura just fine. Remember it's open til quite late, so you'll have time to get round all the rides. I did that a few years back and got on everything, arriving about 9am and leaving around 8pm.
That's worth it.