hogofwar
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I didn't know about the Caro show, is it worth going to?
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siralgenon
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It's a very good show, It's a cross between a theme park show and Cirque du Soleil. Features a lot of ride music and elements from the park.
NuttySquirrel
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It's not for everyone, but if you like that sort of thing I think it's meant to be a good example of one. I've never bothered with it because to my mind a full day in the park is best followed up by a chilled out dinner and a few drinks! And I'd always rather maximise my time in the park than have to leave early for an early tea.
Rowe
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I took a punt on Caro during the second to last time I was at Efteling. I always wanted to visit the Theatre but never got to see their previous ride-to-stage adaptations and, as that time I was visiting with a newbie, I had to seize the chance.
It's a fun 'theatre in the round' experience following the life of a boy who travels the world, falls in love, yadda yadda guided by Mr. and Mrs. Time. Various impressive stage effects, scenery, puppetry etc ensue throughout, but not to the story's detriment. Overall, I'd pay to see Caro again if I could and I'd take it as an evening show over Aquanura anytime!
It's a fun 'theatre in the round' experience following the life of a boy who travels the world, falls in love, yadda yadda guided by Mr. and Mrs. Time. Various impressive stage effects, scenery, puppetry etc ensue throughout, but not to the story's detriment. Overall, I'd pay to see Caro again if I could and I'd take it as an evening show over Aquanura anytime!
Bowser
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Whilst the focus may be on Europa, there's a nice award for Efteling:
Danse Macabre at Efteling is the world's best new family attraction. The attraction won the Golden Ticket Award from the renowned American trade magazine Amusement Today. The prestigious award was presented in 22 categories, this year at the Carowinds amusement park on the American east coast. According to the jury, consisting of five hundred industry professionals, journalists, and theme park enthusiasts from around the world, Danse Macabre has become a real crowd-pleaser since its opening on October 31, 2024. So much so that visitors still clap after every ride, the jury members noted.
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Danse Macabre at Efteling is the world's best new family attraction. The attraction won the Golden Ticket Award from the renowned American trade magazine Amusement Today. The prestigious award was presented in 22 categories, this year at the Carowinds amusement park on the American east coast. According to the jury, consisting of five hundred industry professionals, journalists, and theme park enthusiasts from around the world, Danse Macabre has become a real crowd-pleaser since its opening on October 31, 2024. So much so that visitors still clap after every ride, the jury members noted.
Danse Macabre ’s werelds beste nieuwe familieattractie - Parkplanet
Danse Macabre in de Efteling is volgens het Amerikaanse vakblad Amusement Today ’s werelds beste nieuwe familieattractie.
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