Toverland (the Netherlands) @ winter

[turbolaafWhich came first the turtle or the donkey?]

Toverland in the Netherlands is a park the most would recognize thanks to Troy, a GCII coaster. The park is open year round so it gives me the time to take pictures during winter period. I'm sure you would like to see some during these day's, when most parks are closed. Hope you'll like them

Edit: uploaded them to TPR

Enjoy

[6flagsbradI wrote the book about donkeys!]

It's so beautiful with all the snow. I wish more parks could be open during the winter season.

[AyTraneI Love Donkeys!]

Great Pictures!

You should post the two photos of Troy over on the Great Coasters Facebook page.

[turbolaafWhich came first the turtle or the donkey?]

That's a great idea. I posted them just a few minutes ago. Hope they'll like them

[DiSabNeil Peart makes me erect]

It didn't look like Troy was open in the snow, right? Regardless, riding that stuff in the snow would be epic. I do wish other parks opened in the winter, even if it was just for limited days and/or hours. It would be something different to experience.

[robbalveySite Admin]

This would be a great TR for us to put on the front page of TPR, but the photos are not uploaded to the TPR server. If you could upload them, we would feature the report on the front page.

[chadsterThe Pony Express can't find my teepee]

Wow, that's crazy operating the motobike with snow on the track, and the pirate ship with snow on the sides. Don't know of many American parks that would even think of that!

[let1greI wrote the book about donkeys!]

Great pictures! The blanket of snow covering the park is very beautiful.

[turbolaafWhich came first the turtle or the donkey?]

This would be a great TR for us to put on the front page of TPR, but the photos are not uploaded to the TPR server. If you could upload them, we would feature the report on the front page.

Gimme a moment

[ernierockerWhy do I still have a donkey title???]

Great photos! There is something so relaxing about seeing a GCI covered in snow.