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Gardaland

CSLKenny said:
Behold the "Magic Loop" retheme...
A colourful repaint and some silver stars have been stuck on...
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Lovely to see pre-schoolers contribute to the rethemeing.
 
According to Screamscape, Gardaland could be looking into a Splash Landings-inspired waterpark for 2020:
Screamscape said:
2020 - Waterpark - Rumor - (3/14/19) The latest rumors for Gardaland in 2020 suggest that the park may be looking at adding a separate gates waterpark to entertainment guests visiting the resort area and on-site hotels. One early rumor suggests they may be taking inspiration from Alton Towers waterpark, which could mean that this would be an indoor facility for guests to enjoy year-round.
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Very interesting; we'll have to see how things develop!
P.S. Here's the Screamscape link: http://www.screamscape.com/html/gardaland.htm
 
Potentially, a water park could happen but to me, it seems more likely there's going to be a fantasy kingdom expansion. On Twitter, the park replied to a tweet saying a new attraction would be coming. The park have made a 50m by 100m area in fantasy kingdom by moving 4 rides to the medieval area and 2 rides bring temporarily closed for the 2019 season. For reference this is a similar area in size to Mammut.
 
Hi just a quick question if any one could help but if I wanted to visit Gardaland and movie park with my wife and two kids what would be the best way to travel and more importantly where would be a good affordable place to stay . Any help would be much appreciated thanks in advance
 
Fly into Verona airport (very cheap with Ryanair), then it's a short train journey. Look on booking.com or Air BnB and there's plenty of reasonably priced accomodation around the lake.
 
Hello all,
I am planning a trip to Gardaland whilst I am on holiday this year to Lake Garda in around 4 weeks time. I've not been before and was just wondering if anyone had any knowledge you can share about the park before I visit.

Are queuelines typically very long? Is a fast pass worth it?
Which rides typically get the longest queues?
Are there any rides to go to first / wait for in order to avoid queues?
Do you have any other general advice about visiting the park for the first time?
 
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