Overview
- On June 2, 2025, Ursula Dees reached her 3,333rd loop on the Karacho coaster at Erlebnispark Tripsdrill and was awarded a lifetime park ticket.
- She began riding the 100 km/h, loop-filled roller coaster 12 years ago after consulting her doctor about potential spinal risks.
- Dees credits the rapid acceleration and repeated inversions with stretching and decompressing her spine to relieve persistent back pain.
- Orthopedic director Ulrich Liener cautions that roller coasters can worsen pre-existing spinal issues and advises restraint for those with back conditions.
- Dubbed “Karacho-Ursel,” she meticulously records each ride—sometimes logging 50 consecutive loops—and has become a beloved local attraction.