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Bobbejaanland's expansive collection of quirky rides sprawl around a focal lake, the Belgium park is quite unlike any other always managing to surprise guests with an unusual idea integrated into the attractions

The park has been designed to combat days when the weather isn't so great with large indoor sections, like the hall in front of the entrance to the revolution dark coaster, the impressively themed Indiana River indoor log flume and the children's land where multilevel play areas are woven around many junior carousels

Not to content with solving the weather issues of being a theme park in Europe, Bobbejaanland have also resolved the other great park curse, queues, the attractions have been designed to have large throughputs, two tracks on the Speedy Bob mouse coaster, two log flumes and the 60 passenger accommodating train on Revolution ensures waiting for rides won't spoil your day at the park

Bobbejaanland has a family friendly collection of rides that are accessible to all ages and tastes, even the park's biggest thrill rides the Sledgehammer giant frisbee and Typhoon roller coaster aren't so extreme they'd put off less brave visitor

All the rides are just wonderfully fun and entertaining from the legs dangling excitement of Dreamcatcher and the runaway fun of Bob Express roller coasters to the white water splashes of El Rio rapids and swirling rafting Bobby Drop water rides

Saddle up for virtual sheriff academy in Desperado City, a large multi-player interactive game where rookie deputies board rocking horses and use laser pistol to shoot the targets that appear on screen in a series of showdowns, the attraction also takes the photos of players, naming the highest scores and shaming the lowest performers at the end of each round

Bobbejaaland is a truly unique park, the attention to detail, touches of humour, imagination and great sense of fun that have all been put into every aspect of the attractions make for a very special and entertaining park