Onride video with lighting and exterior shots at day & night of the Barbisan-built multi-storey ghost train "Spuk - Der Geistercoaster" (Original: Spuk - Castle of Doom) of the showman "Sipkema-Lütjens" at the Allerheiligenkirmes 2022 in Soest. This is a combination of ghost train and roller coaster with rotating gondolas. The track offers two fast and family-friendly descents, of which the "First Drop" is visible to the public. The almost 2-minute ride takes you past various ghosts, zombies, moving pictures, coffins and skeletons, as well as at times living ghosts with chainsaws. The lower floor in particular provides a few moments of shock due to the large number of figures and pneumatic effects. The outer facade was designed extremely elaborately and, with the two 15-meter-high towers, offers a very varied theme that is bursting with effects and transforms into a lively cemetery, especially in the evening. Particularly worth mentioning here is the oversized dragon head, which comes up with numerous fire and fog effects that are particularly effective in the dark, as well as other movable figures, such as a movable orc above the ticket booth, a talking giant owl, a zombie climbing a rope, gargoyle corpses between tombstones, and a witch doing her rounds above the left tower. There are also fire fountains on the first floor, illuminated skulls, LED displays with numerous animations, which were even installed in the eye sockets of the facade and look after the passengers.
In this video there are both day and night shots.
0:00 Intro & Exterior shots
1:22 Onride 1: Day ride without light
3:22 Onride 2: Night ride with light
Showman: Sipkema-Lütjens (Netherlands)
Manufacturer: Barbisan (I)
Type: ghost roller coaster with rotating gondolas
Capacity: 4 people in 2 connected gondolas
Year of construction: 1997
Size (WxDxH): 28 x 12 x 15 m
Rail length: 180 m
Ride time: approx. 2 minutes
Fare: 6€ (Allerheiligenkirmes Soest - as of: 11/2022)
Premiere: 2008
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