JordyC

Same here.. But it can't be much longer now!

Legendia and Energylandia in two weeks! Maybe a visit to Walibi Holland before that.

Mouth

SDC Log Flume or Rapid River?

Holiday Park opens seven new attractions Seven new attractions have opened yesterday, Saturday 21th of July, in the German theme park Holiday Park. Visitors to Holiday Park - owned by the Belgian Plopsa Group - were able to take a look in the indoor theme area Holiday Indoor for the first time. The 7.5 million euro-themed area is home to multiple new attractions, like the family roller coaster Tabalugas Achterbahn, Mias Elfenflug, carousel Bauernhof Karussell, Riesenrutsche, Abenteuerwald and Heidis Spielplatz play area. There is also a theater, a catering point and a shop. The roller coaster from the German manufacturer Zierer is 222 meters long and 9 meters tall. The top speed is 39 kilometers per hour. The model is comparable to the Wickie de Viking roller coasters at Plopsa Indoor Hasselt and Plopsa Indoor Coevorden. All attractions in Holiday Indoor are based around the TV series Heidi, Tabaluga and Mia & Me. A new Heidi show will be performed in the theater. The area of 5,000 square meters is located next to the Anubis Free Fall Tower. Source

Farting Hyperion or Millennium Force?

Here is a photo from the entrance/ride sign of Symbolica at Efteling. Also, the ride is named Symbolica: Paleis der Fantasie, not Paleis der Fanastie, as it is shown in the Park Index.

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Maybe it is their 2019 addition?

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Another excellent report! Steel Dragon 2000 is defenitely on my bucket list. The park seems to have a very good line-up, and RMC White Cyclone will make it - if not already - world class.

^Thanks! If it has been 10 years since your last visit, you will be amazed by how much the park has changed. Not only the two new areas, but there has been so much development over the past years. Like you said, you will hardly recognize this park.

^Thank you so much! I really like making these trip reports. In some way, it makes me re-experience the park and the rides.

^Thanks! Port Laguna and Avalon are gorgeous. They both have so many details. I walked around both areas multiple times, and everytime I still discovered something new.

You're welcome. You just have to visit Toverland again, especially if it has been a long time. The park has changed so much! I am sure you will enjoy it even more now.

Togo

Toverland is an excellent example of how a park should develop these days. I remember going there in its opening year (2001) as a small kid. It was just one indoor hall with mostly playgrounds, some family rides and a coaster. Literally nobody would have ever thought that 17 years later, Toverland would be one of the best theme parks in Europe. The new entrance area is like the park's final step to a full size theme park.

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Thanks! The ride is very photogenic, so that really helped. Exactly, it is very impressive! 15 years ago, who would have ever thought that we would see a GCI and a B&M at this park? Thank you! Fēnix really does look amazing. Since the whole area is designed around the ride, it makes it look even better. The turn before the dive drop is indeed very unique, and it provides some great views from the park and the surrounding area.

9/10 That is a very solid top 4 you have there!

Fenix at Toverland!

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Here are some photos I made of the new-for-2018 Fēnix and Merlin's Quest at Toverland. You can find more photos along with my review, in my trip report. Merlin's Quest Fēnix