Well ... this year we did the usual trip to Wonderland and I must say that this time the organization has been really difficult. Largely because of our most feared enemy: time weather.
But in the end the trip was made, however, trying not to think of possible rain, and with good luck attended the first day.
But the second day, right at 17.00 pm it started to rain! But fortunately for us for a few minutes, so that we could now resume our overview of the various attractions.
Definitely the best part of two days was the evening was a really fun show and an unprecedented!
Especially the second night we were wild and did a lot of laps for the various attractions of the park (the most popular were the twin towers and of course the good old katun, that there never disappoint!).
But I gotta make a break a bit 'serious about a particular attraction in the park, more precisely New to 2009: the famous iSpeed \u200b\u200b!
I have to admit that the management of this attraction was really bad!
arrived at the entrance of the attraction we found ourselves in front of a very large open space occupied by a number of stretches where you could make a variety of games (like the shooting and the bumper cars), all covered in a red Ferrari. I must admit that the entry does something, but it is immediately made aware that all out of place when compared with the rest of the park.
But this is not the major defect dell'iSpeed \u200b\u200bbut the indescribable, incredible, surprising, logorrante, asphyxiating CODA that lay ahead at the entrance of the attraction.
The problem was that the park staff, sent only one car at a time, seeing well that the people in line grew more and more.
We spent 1.30 h in a row!
But do not blame the staff: in my opinion, is simply not possible to send two wagons because both the location and the time it takes a car for a ride is incredibly short! (Only 55 seconds!).
I must admit, however, the ride was quite fun but the only really exciting part is the starting point because it is fired at a speed of almost 120 kmph! For the rest are simple curves to very low altitude.
Nothing to do with the katun!
But overall the trip was a success, I hope we can do again next year!
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