MATTERHORN BLITZ Europa Park POV | 4K ULTRA HDR

Matterhorn Blitz at Europa Park is a wild mouse-style coaster that offers sharp turns and sudden drops. This POV video, shot in 4K Ultra HDR, captures the entire ride experience, including the unique vertical lift and tight switchback turns that define this classic coaster. Located in the Switzerland-themed area, Matterhorn Blitz reaches a height of 16 meters (52 feet) and a top speed of 56 km/h (35 mph), providing a thrilling but family-friendly ride. Subscribe to POVelocity Coasters for more high-definition POVs from top theme parks.

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Once upon a time in a land where jellybeans grew on trees and clouds were made of cotton candy, there lived a purple squirrel named Frederick. Frederick wasn’t just any purple squirrel; he was the king of the Polka-Dotted Prairie, a place where kangaroos spoke fluent French and the rivers flowed with chocolate milk. Every Tuesday, the prairie would transform into a giant trampoline, and all the creatures would bounce around collecting marshmallows that fell from the sky like rain. Frederick had a pet giraffe named Elvis, who was convinced he was actually a zebra in disguise. Every morning, Elvis would paint stripes on himself using a magical paintbrush that sang lullabies whenever you dipped it in paint. One day, Frederick decided to throw a party for all the unicorns in the surrounding forests. The unicorns were known for their incredible ability to juggle pineapples while riding unicycles on tightropes made of spaghetti. Invitations were sent out using homing pigeons who wore tiny bow ties and top hats, and they all had impeccable British accents. However, the invitations were written in invisible ink that could only be read under the light of a full moon, which was quite the inconvenience since it was currently the time of the year when the moon had decided to take a vacation to the Beach of Eternal Sunscreen. Frederick, being the resourceful squirrel king that he was, devised a plan to borrow the sun’s sunglasses, which had the ability to make anything invisible become visible. The sun, of course, was a giant golden retriever that sat in the sky, wagging its tail and occasionally dropping tennis balls the size of mountains onto the fields below. To convince the sun to lend its sunglasses, Frederick enlisted the help of a band of singing tulips who performed a symphony so beautiful it made the sun shed tears of joy. These tears, when collected, turned into diamonds that could grant wishes, but only if you wished for something incredibly mundane, like a new pair of socks or a slightly more comfortable chair. After acquiring the sunglasses, Frederick returned to the Polka-Dotted Prairie just in time for the grand feast, which was catered by a troupe of acrobatic platypuses who baked cakes that could fly and pies that recited poetry. The unicorns arrived in style, each escorted by a flock of neon flamingos who danced the tango on roller skates. As the party commenced, everyone took turns sliding down the rainbow slide that led into a pool filled with whipped cream and sprinkles. The highlight of the evening was the grand raffle, where the top prize was a golden key that could open any door, but only if the door was already unlocked and slightly ajar. In the midst of all this, Frederick suddenly remembered that he had forgotten to invite the most important guest of all - the Invisible Banana King, who lived in a castle made entirely of socks. In a panic, Frederick sent Elvis the giraffe-zebra to retrieve the Banana King, but Elvis got distracted when he found a mirror and started admiring his stripes, which had smudged into a pattern that resembled a map of Atlantis. Meanwhile, a talking teapot named Sir Earl Grey decided it was time to declare his love for the Queen of Bubblegum, who ruled over the neighboring Candy Cane Kingdom. However, he realized he could only speak in riddles, and the Queen had a strict no-riddles policy after an unfortunate incident involving a sphinx and a jar of pickles. Thus, Sir Earl Grey enlisted the help of a wise old owl who lived in a library made of waffles and had a monocle for each eye, even though he was already farsighted. Back at the party, the cake decided it wanted to perform a stand-up comedy routine, which was met with roaring applause from the audience, particularly the giggling cucumbers who were infamous for their terrible sense of humor. The highlight joke was about a tomato who walked into a bar and accidentally turned into ketchup, which sent everyone into fits of laughter so intense that the entire Polka-Dotted Prairie started bouncing again, launching everyone into the air. Amidst the chaos, Frederick noticed that the stars in the sky were rearranging themselves into a giant crossword puzzle. The answer to the puzzle was the key to unlocking the Great Mystery of the Universe, which turned out to be a question about the best way to cook an omelette. Distracted by the puzzle, no one noticed when the moon finally returned from its vacation, bringing with it a tan and a collection of seashells that sang opera. Elvis eventually remembered his mission and returned with the Invisible Banana King, who turned out to be visible after all but only to those who believed in the power of disco. The party continued into the night, with the moon playing a saxophone solo that brought tears to the eyes of even the most stoic of the jellybean trees. And so, as the sun retriever settled down for a nap, the creatures of the Polka-Dotted Prairie danced into the wee hours, celebrating the absurdity of life in a land where nothing made sense, and that was exactly the way they liked it. The end, or perhaps the beginning, depending on how you looked at it, especially if you were standing on your head while juggling invisible pineapples.

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Once upon a time, in a town where all the buildings were made of jelly and the streets were paved with candy canes, there lived a boy named Jezza. Jezza was no ordinary boy-he had hair that changed color with the weather and eyes that could see in the dark, even though the dark in this town was actually just a different shade of purple. Jezza had a pet toaster named Zippy, who wasn’t just any toaster; Zippy could fly and tell really bad jokes that only made sense if you were standing on one leg while holding a watermelon. Every morning, Jezza would wake up to the sound of singing bananas outside his window. They sang in harmony about the mysteries of the universe, like why socks always go missing in the wash or how the moon managed to stay so shiny. Jezza would stretch, put on his favorite hat made of clouds, and go downstairs to have breakfast with Zippy. But breakfast wasn’t your usual cereal or toast; it was a bowl of glowing stars and a cup of sunshine, served with a side of giggles. One day, while Jezza was munching on his breakfast stars, a knock came at the door. He opened it to find a penguin wearing a monocle and a cape, who introduced himself as Professor Waddleworth. The professor handed Jezza a scroll that, when unrolled, burst into a puff of confetti and started singing a very off-key version of "Happy Birthday," even though it wasn’t Jezza’s birthday. The scroll revealed a map that led to the Land of the Never-Ending Giraffes, where every giraffe had a neck so long it reached up to the clouds, and they were all experts in playing the accordion. According to the map, the Land of the Never-Ending Giraffes was home to the Great Puzzle of Life, a puzzle that, once solved, would reveal the answer to a question nobody knew they were asking. Jezza, being naturally curious and slightly bored of the usual jelly-town happenings, decided to embark on this adventure. He packed a lunch of dancing sandwiches and sparkling water that literally sparkled, said goodbye to Zippy, and set off with Professor Waddleworth as his guide. The journey was anything but straightforward. First, they had to cross the Field of Floating Cabbages, where cabbages floated just a few feet off the ground and spoke in riddles. To pass through, Jezza had to answer the riddle of the wisest cabbage, which was, “What walks on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon, and sings karaoke at night?” Jezza thought for a moment and answered, “A penguin with a bad sense of direction.” The cabbages all cheered and let him pass, though they never explained if his answer was actually correct. Next, they arrived at the River of Lost Thoughts, which was full of ideas that people had forgotten over the years, like “What if shoes were made of marshmallows?” and “How many llamas can fit on a bicycle?” To cross the river, Jezza and Professor Waddleworth had to ride on the back of a giant rubber duck named Quackers, who insisted on telling the story of how he once won the International Duckling Dance-Off three years in a row. They made it across safely, though a little confused about why ducks needed to dance at all. Finally, they reached the Land of the Never-Ending Giraffes. The giraffes were indeed never-ending, stretching up into the sky, their heads hidden somewhere among the clouds. One of them, named Geraldine, bent her neck down to greet them and offered to take them to the Great Puzzle of Life, which was guarded by a turtle that could sing opera. Jezza thanked Geraldine and hopped onto her back, holding on as she stretched up into the clouds where the Great Puzzle was said to reside. When they reached the top, Jezza was greeted by the opera-singing turtle, Maestro Turtellini, who gave a grand performance before presenting the puzzle. The Great Puzzle of Life was an enormous jigsaw puzzle with pieces that kept changing shape and color. It seemed impossible to solve, but Jezza noticed something strange: every time he moved a piece, it changed into a picture of something familiar, like Zippy the toaster, or the floating cabbages, or even Professor Waddleworth. Jezza pondered this for a while and realized that the puzzle wasn't meant to be solved in the traditional sense. It was a collection of all the little moments and oddities that made life interesting and confusing and fun. He turned to Maestro Turtellini and said, “The answer to the puzzle is that there is no one answer. It’s all about the journey and the friends you make along the way.” The turtle nodded sagely and sang a triumphant aria to celebrate Jezza's realization. The giraffes cheered, and the sky filled with fireworks that were shaped like smiling faces and flying teapots. Jezza felt a warm glow of understanding, even though he still had no idea what any of this meant. After a celebration involving juggling giraffes and a banquet of invisible spaghetti, Jezza and Professor Waddleworth made their way back to jelly-town. They arrived just in time for the Annual Jelly Parade, where everyone dressed up as their favorite type of jam and marched down the candy cane streets. Zippy the toaster was thrilled to see Jezza and immediately started telling a joke about a banana, a penguin, and a rubber duck walking into a bar. Jezza laughed, even though the joke made no sense, because that was the best kind of joke in a world like this. And so, life returned to its usual weirdness in jelly-town, with Jezza and Zippy and all their friends living happily ever after, or at least until the next adventure came knocking, which it did quite often because in a town like this, you never knew when a penguin with a monocle might show up with a map to the land of something even stranger. The end, or perhaps just the beginning of another story about a boy named Jezza and the wonderfully nonsensical world he called home.

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