Tivoli Gardens Review, Famous Copenhagen Amusement Park | World's Most Beautiful Park?
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Tivoli Gardens is one of the world's oldest and most famous park. Located in downtown Copenhagen, this place has a case as the most beautiful amusement park in the world. You have some theming, ornate buildings, and gorgeous gardens. Then the park also has a formidable ride lineup, making it a must visit for all.
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There are only a handful of parks I can recommend everyone to visit, even theme park haters. Tivoli Gardens is one of them.
True!
It’s great to see more and more people review this park. It is a beautiful place.
Sure is!
It's my home park, and it's easily the best park I've visited for food. There is something from all over the world and there're food places all over the park. My favorite is definitely the food hall. So much variety and a great concept
I didn't get a chance to go in there, but that sounds cool.
@@CanobieCoasterThat was kind of a mistake. You could’ve added an extra minute talking about that if you went there
Visited this park more than 50 years ago and was memorised by it then
It's beautiful.
This is my favorite video because of the great footage. Everything is so beautiful. I bet the air smells fresher at Tivoli Gardens than anywhere on Earth. The in-park casino makes it a dream come true for me as a gambler.
Thanks!
This is my one and only 'bucket list' foreign destination.
Very worthy.
I love ur reviews. There the highlight of my day
Thanks!
Nice review and well done on the 20k subs you always get those video's flying out regular 👍
Thanks!
You pump videos out and I love that. I get to learn about different parks and coasters around the world I probably will never be able to visit. 👍
Glad you like them!
Fun fact about the Rutschebanen breakmen, from a friend who worked in Tivoli for years: While all other staff members rotate between different rides, crowd control and general park service, the breakmen only ever run Rutschebanen, and only they ever run it. They are their own little subculture within the staff, and supposedly have their own table in the cafeteria.
Makes sense since it's an important job.
As a local this is a great review. Though the entrance by the central station isnt the main entrance. The main entrance is on its north side, on Vesterbrogade. It features a huge archway with the letters Tivoli at the top. The entrance by the central station is more so just a side entrance, mainly for those with season passes.
Thanks for clarifying!
interesting about dæmonens reliability. ive been to the park at least 10 times and ive seen it closed only once, and it reopened after an hour or so
Sounds like I've been extremely unlucky then.
My parents walked through the park while on a cruise they went on earlier this year and I was so jealous! I'll have to make it here someday.
Makes sense.
My parents were just selling me on this park--I've never been to Copenhagen but they've been to Tivoli Gardens.
It's an amazing park.
Really like the park. I'll ride that B&M coaster. A really good collection of rides.
Absolutely
Six Flags New Orleans also used to have a Mondial Shake.
Interesting!
Is the park open at Christmas Time? I'd love to see it under snow.
I think so, but I've never been.
It is, they're open during halloween and christmas each year, and Tivoli Gardens have one of the city's largest christmas markets. But you likely wont see actual snow. Denmark generally gets very little snowfall, especially in December. But the park is still drop dead gorgeous during the christmas season.
Speaking of this Huss having restraints, are you surprised SFGAm’s Condor doesn’t have restraints?? It’s freaky!
Some Huss rides are like that.
One thing I only just noticed: there are 6 gondolas per arm on their Condor; I'm used to seeing 7.
Interesting
Holy shit 30€ for parking your car, damn Denmark is expensive... the park does look good and a lot of fun
It's more big city parking. I've seen rates like that in New York and Boston too.
You *really* aren’t supposed to come by car, it would be Copenhagen’s equivalent of trying to park in Times Square. No one in their right mind drives to Tivoli.
They have a dark ride that can switch to English? More parks need to take note of that.
Yes, it was a neat feature.
Rutschebanen is something else, that ride alone is so amazing abd unique that I'd go here if that's all they had. Dæmonen looks alright buy pretty short and mild for a B&M Floorless but ateast it's also unique. But seriously the fact Rutschebanen has no restraints and has a breakman it's so old, that's just something else worth experiencing.
Rutschebanen has a lap bar, but it can be super loose.
How often do you eat fish and chips?
I got it a few times on this trip, but usually once every 2 months.
Why are there so many reviewers who neglect mentioning Hans Christian Andersen whem talking about the Flying Trunk ride? I mean all the stories told on the ride are his, and were so influetial in inspiring Disney.
I'm not familiar with him so that was why he was omitted.
@@CanobieCoaster And that's what I feel is so surprising. Its an entire ride, whose entire theme is about his stories, told in English. It even has his statue in the end saying "Thanks for listening". He was a huge inspiration for Disney, along with the park itself. That's why so many his stories are within Disney. But hahah, I don't really blame you for not knowing. I didn't even know that nor, care for it myself at the first.