Waltzers From Vienna

This is one of several fun houses at the park. Also in this area is a ride called the Circus Hoppala. It has a movement similar to a Ranger or inverted Pirate Ship, but has Top Spin style seats that can rotate freely or lock in place. It creates a really intense sensation as it spins round, with all the blood being forced in to your head.

Another thing I would have liked to have done if I had more money is do some of the rides I skipped because they where similar to rides I've done elsewhere. This is one of several new rides for 2008 called Turbo, which is a Screaming Swing like Rush at Thorpe Park.

Being one of the Worlds oldest amusement parks there are a number of historical rides at it. Included is this Caroussel with pony powered chariots. Perhaps the only ride in the world where you can stop and count the number of horse power.

Another historic ride at the park, and my 200th roller coaster is this scenic railway coaster called Hochschaubahn.

It's probably the least thrilling of the six scenic railways I've done, but the most well decorated. It's themed as an Austrian mountain range, and also features a large number of gnomes.

According to the park map Prater has 5 adult dodgems, two kiddie dodgems plus several sets of Go Karts. Next time I go I'll have to try going around and do every one in one evening

Here's an example of a ride being crammed in to a space in order to extract more money from visitors. This is a kiddie pirate ship themed as a Killer Whale.

This is another historic ride, that's a giant slide called the Toboggan. Unfortunately it was in a state of disrepair when I visited so I couldn't ride it.

This is another odd ride. It's a wooden kiddie coaster with little car shaped cars. Sadly it's not possible for an adult to fit in them, so it's not a potential extra coaster count for any visiting adults.

This is another one of the dark rides found at the park. By the looks of it this one has a fairy tale theme.