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Welcome to Theme Park Review! Photos & Videos of Theme Parks, Roller Coasters, and FUN!
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Food |
The park has offerings including burgers, fish and chips, mexican, and italian. But the best ptions are the local favorite liked grill wursts and fries. |
Operating Season |
The park is open from March through November. The park is open every day from May to August. Consult the park website for the schedule outside of those months. |
Established Seasonal events |
The park holds a Halloween celebration for a few weekends in late October. |
Access & Location |
From Antwerp, Brussels, Ghent, Bruges, Hasselt: Take exit 20 on the E313 'Herentals-West. At the exit you'll drive right N13 (Herentalsesteenweg) You will then take the Ronglaan around Herentals. You follow the ring to an oval roundabout. You can take the first exit and drive the N123 (Lichtaartseweg) in. You stay on this road and after about 5 km you drive right into the Olensteenweg. Approximately 1 km further on your left, is Bobbejaanland.
The park can be reached via the 305 Bus from Leuven or Turnhout.
If arriving by rail you need to take the 305 Bus from the Herentals Station. |
Virtual Queue Options |
Not Available |
Shows |
The parks big show is Harmony, a cirque inspired acrobatic review. |
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TPR Notes |
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Is Bobbejaanland the weirdest, most eccentric park in Europe? Could be--and there's nothing wrong with that! Typhoon, with its vertical lift and 95-degree drop, is the park's major thrill machine among its five coasters, but Bobbejaanland has much more to offer. The place is a mixed bag of the American Wild West and a "traditional" amusement park, all reflected in a fun-house mirror, with plenty of flat rides, water rides (one heavily themed and indoors), and the most politically incorrect shooting dark ride anywhere. Everyone should enjoy themselves at Bobbejaanland--unless they've lost their sense of humor. | |
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