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Which castle inspired Sleeping Beauty Castle in California?
Answer: Neuschwanstein
Why: Although only 23 m tall, the castle looks taller because its features shrink toward the turrets, a forced-perspective trick.
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What was the Mauch Chunk railway built to haul?
Answer: Coal
Why: Once coal traffic ended in 1872, the line ran purely as a tourist ride for more than fifty years.
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Which is the world's oldest operating amusement park?
Answer: Bakken
Why: A spring found there in 1583 by Kirsten Piil drew crowds who believed its water could heal.
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What does the family behind Europa-Park also build?
Answer: Rides
Why: The family firm goes back to 1780, when it started out building carriages in Waldkirch.
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What do Russians call roller coasters?
Answer: American hills
Why: French, Spanish and Italian do the opposite, calling roller coasters 'Russian mountains'.
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How many types of wheels keep a steel coaster on its track?
Answer: Three
Why: Road wheels carry the train, side wheels steer it, and up-stop wheels under the rail stop it lifting off.