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A small amusement park, whose trademark is on miniatures of the island of Walcheren.

In addition to the miniatures, there is also a large indoor playground and some smaller rides for the whole family.

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In addition to some live actors, the indoor amusement park offers various rides for the whole family. From

A large fairground with many attractions and event days awaits you. In addition to the many attractions, there will also be plenty to eat and drink.

The organiser is Schaustellerbetrieb Schmidt.

Dates:

Wednesday = family day with reduced ride prices

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Travel information:

By public transport:

- by train - Remscheid railway station (2.6 km on foot)