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GeorgeT
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But Dan...why ? I though that you`d know every little corner of Europa !
Although it does not fit to the rest of the park...it`s beautiful in there. And let`s not forget about the artificial thunderstorm inside !
Rob
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Burbs
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That's right! EP express is for transport and has fully enclosed trains. The other monorail (which I can't think for the life of me what it's called) is similar to Safari Skyway at Chessington, in the sense that itMs for observational purposes, and only has 2 stations.
Jonathan
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Funnily enough, the other monorail is called, erm, 'Monorail'.That's right! EP express is for transport and has fully enclosed trains. The other monorail (which I can't think for the life of me what it's called) is similar to Safari Skyway at Chessington, in the sense that itMs for observational purposes, and only has 2 stations.
Rob
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EPFans.info have some closed season photos from EP!
What's missing here?
A small extension to Don Quichotte is being constructed:
It looks like some sort of renewable energy system is being built in the Elz:
The monorail re-route is progressing well:
EP have also posted some of their own photos to Facebook. Looks like lots of pathways have been dug up for what looks like infrastructure work.
As well as all of this, epfans.ch have posted some photos incluidng this one of progress (or lack of it) on the Ireland area:
There's a heck of a lot to get done still and we are in February now. Not sure when exactly it's meant to open but even May/June time could be pushing it. I do hope it is of the same high standards of other areas in the park and not less just because it is a kids area.
What's missing here?
A small extension to Don Quichotte is being constructed:
It looks like some sort of renewable energy system is being built in the Elz:
The monorail re-route is progressing well:
EP have also posted some of their own photos to Facebook. Looks like lots of pathways have been dug up for what looks like infrastructure work.
As well as all of this, epfans.ch have posted some photos incluidng this one of progress (or lack of it) on the Ireland area:
There's a heck of a lot to get done still and we are in February now. Not sure when exactly it's meant to open but even May/June time could be pushing it. I do hope it is of the same high standards of other areas in the park and not less just because it is a kids area.
Rob
TS Team
Indeed, the ship has been removed for maintenance.
I am assured that when it returns it will be even more of a fine specimen of a ship!
AstroDan
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Europa-Pare building a new house in Switzerland themed to a classic Swiss children's story called 'A bell for Ursli'. Synopsis:
"A Bell for Ursli" is a classic Swiss children's story, with pictures by award-winning Swiss illustrator Alois Carigiet. Ursli is a little boy who lives in the Swiss Alps. He must find a big cowbell so that he can lead the spring procession through his village, so he goes alone to his family's chalet high up in the mountains. There, he spends a lonely, scary night. Generations of Swiss children have grown up with Ursli.
In other news, Roland Mack's personal collection of carnival items and masks is going to be on display in a new small museum inside the park.
"A Bell for Ursli" is a classic Swiss children's story, with pictures by award-winning Swiss illustrator Alois Carigiet. Ursli is a little boy who lives in the Swiss Alps. He must find a big cowbell so that he can lead the spring procession through his village, so he goes alone to his family's chalet high up in the mountains. There, he spends a lonely, scary night. Generations of Swiss children have grown up with Ursli.
In other news, Roland Mack's personal collection of carnival items and masks is going to be on display in a new small museum inside the park.
siralgenon
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Oyro Goat?Nice to see Oyro Goat getting in on the PR for a change.