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Bonbon Land theme park dates back to Danish sweets boiler, Michael Spangsberg. He began producing candies with names that children would find humorous, like 'mågeklatter' (Seagull Droppings) 'hundeprutter' (Dog Farts) and 'tissebleer' (Pee Diapers).<ref>{{Cite web |title=Story of BonBon-Land |url=https://www.bonbonland.dk/en/dit-besog/informationer/vores-historie |access-date=2024-01-01 |website=BonBon-Land |language=en}}</ref>
Bonbon Land theme park dates back to Danish sweets boiler, Michael Spangsberg. He began producing candies with names that children would find humorous, like 'mågeklatter' (Seagull Droppings) 'hundeprutter' (Dog Farts) and 'tissebleer' (Pee Diapers).<ref>{{Cite web |title=Story of BonBon-Land |url=https://www.bonbonland.dk/en/dit-besog/informationer/vores-historie |access-date=2024-01-01 |website=BonBon-Land |language=en}}</ref>


When the candies became popular, children wanted to visit the factory in [[Holme-Olstrup|Holme Olstrup]], a small Danish town in the countryside. However, the factory could not offer tours due to strict hygiene regulations, leading to Michael Spangsberg opening Bonbon-Land.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Story of BonBon-Land |url=https://www.bonbonland.dk/en/dit-besog/informationer/vores-historie |access-date=2024-01-01 |website=BonBon-Land |language=en}}</ref>
When the candies became popular, children wanted to visit the factory in [[Holme-Olstrup|Holme Olstrup]], a small Danish town in the countryside. However, the factory could not offer tours due to strict hygiene regulations, leading Michael Spangsberg to opening Bonbon-Land.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Story of BonBon-Land |url=https://www.bonbonland.dk/en/dit-besog/informationer/vores-historie |access-date=2024-01-01 |website=BonBon-Land |language=en}}</ref>


In 1992, the park opened with a mini candy factory, a cinema, a shop, and four small boats shaped like ducks located in a small pond. BonBon Land was purchased by the Spanish entertainment company Parques Reunidos in 2007.<ref>{{Cite web |last=admin |date=2007-07-14 |title=Parques Reunidos acquires Bonbonland |url=https://socioscorporatefinance.com/parques-reunidos-acquires-bonbonland/?lang=en |access-date=2024-01-01 |website=Socios Financieros |language=en-US}}</ref>
In 1992, the park opened with a mini candy factory, a cinema, a shop, and four small boats shaped like ducks located in a small pond. BonBon Land was purchased by the Spanish entertainment company Parques Reunidos in 2007.<ref>{{Cite web |last=admin |date=2007-07-14 |title=Parques Reunidos acquires Bonbonland |url=https://socioscorporatefinance.com/parques-reunidos-acquires-bonbonland/?lang=en |access-date=2024-01-01 |website=Socios Financieros |language=en-US}}</ref>

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Bonbon-land
Bonbon-land logo
LocationHolme-Olstrup, Denmark
Coordinates55°15′38″N 11°51′50″E / 55.26056°N 11.86389°E / 55.26056; 11.86389
Opened1991
OwnerParques Reunidos
Operating seasonApril 1. - October 24.
Attractions
Total65
Websitehttp://www.bonbonland.dk

BonBon Land is a 34-acre Danish amusement park located in Holme-Olstrup in the South of Zealand, approximately 100 km away from Copenhagen.

History

Bonbon Land theme park dates back to Danish sweets boiler, Michael Spangsberg. He began producing candies with names that children would find humorous, like 'mågeklatter' (Seagull Droppings) 'hundeprutter' (Dog Farts) and 'tissebleer' (Pee Diapers).[1]

When the candies became popular, children wanted to visit the factory in Holme Olstrup, a small Danish town in the countryside. However, the factory could not offer tours due to strict hygiene regulations, leading Michael Spangsberg to opening Bonbon-Land.[2]

In 1992, the park opened with a mini candy factory, a cinema, a shop, and four small boats shaped like ducks located in a small pond. BonBon Land was purchased by the Spanish entertainment company Parques Reunidos in 2007.[3]

In 1998, Bonbon Land’s park covered an area of 85.000 m² (21 acres), increasing to 110.000 m² (27 acres) after the Beaver Rafting course was finished in 1998.The park was expanded to its current size of 130.000 m² (32 acres) when the ’Vildsvinet’ ride was added in 2003.[4]

The most expensive attractions are the Beaver Rafting course, with a price of 32 million DKK (Danish Krones; 4.7 Million US Dollars), 'Vildsvinet', with an estimated price of 25 million DKK (3.7 Million US Dollars), and 'Hankatten,' with a price of 20 million DKK (3 Million US Dollars). The new amusements added in 2010 were 'Svend Svingarm' and a new 4D cinema.[5] In 2012, it was ranked as one of the weirdest parks by Time.[6]

Bonbon-Land has over 60 different attractions with 4 roller coasters, 2 water rides, various playgrounds, and a pirate track.[7]

Roller coasters

Ride Name Type Picture Opened in Manufacturer Additional Information
Hundeprutterutchebane (The Farting Dog Switchback) steel sit down
1993 Zierer Reaches a speed of 18 mph (30 km) on a 420 ft long track (128m) and a height of 15 ft (4,5m); height limit none / 1,1m alone. Force One model, train 2x10.
Vild-Svinet (The Wild Boar) steel sit down

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2003 Gerstlauer Reaches a speed of 45 mph (73 km) on a 1404 ft long track (428m) and a height of 72 ft (22m); height 1,25m. Euro Fighter model 500/8, the initial drop is at an angle of 97°.
Hankatten (Tom Cat) steel sit down spinning wild mouse

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2007 Gerstlauer Reaches a speed of 34 mph (55 km) on a 1303 ft long track (397m) and a height of 53 ft (16m); height limit 1,1m. Spinning Coaster model 380/4, car 2+2.
Viktor Vandorm (Victor The Water Worm) steel sit down

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2009 Zierer Reaches a speed of 33 mph (53 km) on a 2471 ft long track (750m) and a height of 46 ft (14m); height limit 1m. Tivoli Custom model, train 2x20.

Water rides

Ride Name Type Picture Opened in Manufacturer Additional Information
Beaver Rafting river rapids ride

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1998 Intamin This 6-passenger raft ride is on a 560m long course..
The Water Rat log flume ride

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1995 CB Design A 220m long ride that features 2 drops on the way.

Other rides

Ride Name Type Picture Opened in Manufacturer Additional Information
The Albatross disk

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2004 Zamperla height limit 1,1m.
The Cobra Tower drop tower

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2001 Fabbri height limit 1,2m
The Crow Trees tower

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2006 Premier Rides height limit 1,2m.
Dillen (Mania) air swing ride

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1999 Huss height limit none / 1,25m alone
4D Film theatre

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2010 currently showing The Little Prince (need different detail here)
Hestorado stationary 5D interactive laser shoot-out

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2011 Alterface height limit 1,1m.
Klaptorsken (The Cod) swinging ship

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2002 height limit 1,1m
Mågeklatterne Radlerbahn

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2002 Zierer
Sprutten Dragon Boats

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2002 Zierer
Paradise walkthrough Candy Store

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1992
Søløven (The Sea Lion) dark boat ride

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2005 CB Design
Svend The Swinging Arm giant swing

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2009 Zamperla height limit 1,4m.
Skildpadden (The Tortoise) wave swinger

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1994 Zierer
The Worm roundabout ride

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Year Manufacturer Details

Kiddie rides

Ride Name Type Picture Opened in Manufacturer Additional Information
The Dragon Himalaya-style ride

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Fantasy World walkthrough

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2009 fantasy-themed scenes and kiddie play area
Hot Wheels driving area

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2006 kids can operate cars, mini trucks, excavators
Hestepærerne on-track horse ride

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Play Areas play area

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various different play areas(needs different description)
The Shrimp dinghy ride

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Trampolines trampolines

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Walk the Plank challenge course

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The Wet Dolphin water playground

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2007

Other

The park has Arcade Games, various Test-Your-Skill Games, and a Kiddie Show.[citation needed]

References

  1. ^ "Story of BonBon-Land". BonBon-Land. Retrieved 2024-01-01.
  2. ^ "Story of BonBon-Land". BonBon-Land. Retrieved 2024-01-01.
  3. ^ admin (2007-07-14). "Parques Reunidos acquires Bonbonland". Socios Financieros. Retrieved 2024-01-01.
  4. ^ "BonBon-Lands History". Archived from the original on 2010-10-28. Retrieved 27 May 2010.
  5. ^ "Bon-Bio 4D". BonBon-Land. Retrieved 2024-01-01.
  6. ^ Samantha Grossman (16 February 2012). "Top 10 Weirdest Theme Parks - BonBon Land". Time. Retrieved 3 November 2017.
  7. ^ "Attractions". BonBon-Land. Retrieved 2024-01-01.