Efteling FULL TOUR 2024 Is This The MOST MAGICAL Theme Park In The WORLD 

Anton Pieck is the artist. He designed a lot for Efteling.

As a Dutchy I think the reason we're so proud of it, is because of the nostalgia. We visit the efteling as kids again as teens and again as grown-ups perhaps with your own kids that are now discovering the magic. Even as grandparents it'll be nice to visit and reminisce. Love the videos! ♡

Hey! i’m the guy that took a picture with you at the dragon. You’re an amazing person. You made my day, thank you!

50 euro for the pooping donkey, I know inflation happened but I'm sure you mean 50 cents 🤣 love how much you explain things and how tranquil you make the park look. (which on a good day, it is)

Chris, the story of the Emperor's nightingale makes a bit more sense if you know the full story. Basically the emperor was visited daily by the real-live nightingale, a little brown, kind of ugly, bird, with a beautiful voice. He fell in love with the sound of the bird's song and it sang to him daily. Then some people made this gorgeous golden mechanical nightingale and because it was nicer to look at, the emperor started listening to it instead. The real nightingale got sad and decided not to come back anymore and the emperor didn't care/notice, because he was completely focused on the mechanical bird. but then it broke and from then on it pretty much follows the rest of the story like you described (apart from the ghost, because that Pepper's ghost effect actually represents death). The real bird came back and his song saved the emperor's life. So the moral is kinda "Don't judge things on how they look". Also, while the original Grimm stories are pretty dark (like Red Riding Hood and the 6 goats getting eaten by the wolf in their respective fairy tales) they tend to have a positive ending (Red Riding Hood and the goats get cut out of the stomach of the wolf while it's sleeping and (depending on the version) the wolf is usually filled with stones and then sown shut. When it wakes up, the wolf is thirsty and goes to a well, but as it leans forward, the weight of the rocks makes the wolf fall over into the well).

Between these videos and my new obsession with Joost Klein the Netherlands is taking up more of my brain real estate than it has in my life previously combined :P

Love the idea of wandering through a park and not having to worry about fast passes or genie plus. Such a beautiful park❤ thank you for the video. Might have to visit one day 🤔

6:49 the artist chris is talking about is Anton Pieck. They didn’t just use his style he was the original designer of the Efteling! After Anton Pieck passed Ton van de Ven took over as lead designer. His style was a little darker then Anton Pieck’s style. Anton Pieck had a more romantic style while Ton van de Ven had a more grim style being responsible for the now semi demolished “Spookslot” which has been turned into “Dans Macabre” a new attraction opening this october. The current lead designer is Sander de Bruijn he and his team are responsible for Ravelijn, Baron 1898 & Symbolica (and some more). And they are working on Danse Macabre right now 😄.

Chris.....you have no idea of the impact of your inspirational speaches have!! You helped me through my bladder cancer journey. I would like to proudly report today that I am cancer free!! Your words kept me up. Thank you for all you do and who you and your family represent.

I noticed quite a few references to the Danish Author Hans Christian Andersen throughout the park too which is cool 🙂

"That butter, was the best butter I've had in my life" that's an amazing quote! You absolutely have to visit the park during the winter season; it's incredibly romantic, and by that time, the (second most expensive) newest attraction will be open, very spooky👻

I laughed out loud at, "This is the signature fairly tale portrayed in the park, Long Neck... But let me show you the garbage can!"

The mushrooms in the fairytale forest are such a classic thing for a lot of Dutch people. I think most people have photo's of themselves sitting on the mushrooms from when they were little (or a little older as well). Or with their ear on the mushroom to listen to the music (little kids to this the most). Just some other explanations: - the indian waterlelies is a story written by the former queen of Belgium, queen Fabiola. The music is actually Afrikan Beat by Bert Kampfert. The story is: the witch is jealous of the starchildren that are so beautiful en come to earth to dance on the lake, so she turnes them into lily's. - The donkey asks 50 eurocent, not 50 euro's that would be a lot of money for a plastic coin ;), honest mistake though.. - The fairytale forest was kinda the first place. It used to be a sportcomplex for the people in the area. So there were football courts (or soccer for you ;) and tenniscourts and other things. Efteling uses the opening of the fairytale forest as their anniversary date. - Anton Pieck was the first designer/illustrator (mostly the fairytales). There is this story that he liked to have everything look like it had been there forever. So a crooked chimney on the gnome houses, no straight paths, those kind of things. After him came Ton van de Ven, who made sure it was in the style of Pieck, he also me the land of Laaf (with the snail monorail). There is a whole story about the creatures living there (the Lafen). You can probably look it up. I could tell you way more, but I think this is enough for now ;)

Being from European roots.. these are the fairy tales i knew and loved as a kid.. I find them so much better and all have life lessons

It will make you happy to learn that in the end the wolf did not win from Little Red Riding Hood. The wolf swallowed her and Grandmother but the Hunter freed them by cutting open his belly. Then they stuffed the belly with stones. When he tried to drink from a pond he tumbled over and drowned. So a happy ending after all. (Except for the wolf)

Some things you passed by, in order of (non)appearance. -Steam Carrousel, a steam powered merry-go-round. Also, a model train diorama in the same building. -Museum of the parks origin, and of some original art pieces that no longer have a place in the park. Includes my favorite, the original electromechanical mechanism for the repeating parrot. -Carnaval Festival, a trippy trip around the world full of silly caricatures and clown noses. Includes a theme song that will get extremely stuck in your head. Pretty much exactly like "It's a Small World", but even sillier. -Piraña, white-water bumper boat ride. -Pagoda, a building that goes up in the sky to give a view over the park. -The entry to the swan boats that you keep wanting to go on. :) Mostly small stuff, but definitely more to explore if/when you do go back. You can make poffertjes (the mini pancakes) at home if you get a takoyaki pan and a squirt bottle for the batter. Spider as the symbol for scary is because the Dutch TV/movie content rating system ("Kijkwijzer") uses the same thing. It's a really neat system actually, it's more granular than the E/G/PG-13/etc.. system that the US has, because in addition to age rating, it adds symbols to give reason for what caused the rating to be what it is, so parents can make a more informed decision about letting their kids watch something.

As a Dutchie who hasn’t visited the Efteling for a while, it was wonderful to see a lot of new attractions but also known things from another perspective. Thank you for making this video with your family. I love your enthusiasm and the way you describe everything you see in the most respectful manner. I just subscribed! I can’t wait to see more videos of you, Amanda and Miles. ❤

A couple of things I want to note: - You were using a Dutch map, but there are English maps available as well, with English names and descriptions! - Efteling also has a very good phone app, which is multilingual, shows the map, your location, waiting times and background info on all fairytales and rides, etc. - Download it to see what you have missed or misunderstood :) .. because you have missed quite a few areas and rides due to the massive size of the park (180 acres) - The park is officially a nature park and is only allowed to build on 11% of the park which explains why it is so green and well maintained - It's also one of the oldest parks in the world (72 years) and predates Disneyland by 3 years; rumors are that Walt visited Efteling for inspiration back in the days - Anton Pieck was the original artist and designer of Efteling and his style is still used as a reference for the look and feel of everything, even trashcans or lampposts - Every Dutch person has visited the park multiple times; usually as a kid for the fairytale forest, as a teen for the thrill rides, as a parent and as a grandparent - So every Dutch person has at least 1 picture in their family album of sitting on one of those musical mushrooms in the fairytale forest; it's almost tradition - Which makes it difficult for Efteling to update or get rid of older rides or fairytales; they hold sentimental value so people get upset when they try to do so

I used to skip the inspirational heart felt call out because it made me uncomfortable but the longer I’ve watched you I realized how genuine you are with everyone round you, fans/viewers included. So now I watch and really try to feel my feels, I love the call outs. Loads of us never hear that from anyone! Thanks Chris!

I do have a few slight corrections I wanted to mention. The ride you said was like "its a small world" is actually Droomvlucht (Dream Flight) which is basically their Peter Pan. It is amazing and one of if not the best ride in all of Efteling. The giant clown building that you mentioned was a souvenir shop is actually their version of it's a small world. I'm not a huge fan of the music of that ride, but to each their own. For the ride you called their version of the haunted Mansion, I can see it, because it's literally a haunted house. However, I would say their old show called Spookslot now Danse Macabre is the closest spiritual cousin personally. I point all of these out with love, I love your content. Thank you for sharing this beautiful park with more people.

I am an Annual Pass holder & I do solo trips from Australia, twice a year. I am in my late 60s. I rent a scooter from an external company for my trips. i stay 14 days at a time.

It’s easy to forget that life can be an adventure full of flavor, discovery, wonder, and the love of family. Thank you for the reminder.

The name of the artist and painter you looking for is 'Anton Pieck'. He is the founder of most designings of ideas in the Efteling in early days, like the style of buildings and fairy tail like characters. Most fairy tails and folklore tails are presented in 'Sprookjesbos' (Fairy tail forest) and based on famous Europian fairy tail writers Hans Christiaan Andersen (1805 - 1875) from Denmark and Brothers Grimm (Jacob (1785-1863) en Wilhelm Grimm (1786-1859) from Germany. Efteling succeeded to bring these fairy tails alive by animatronics and scenery, which gives an atmospheric vibe of many people childhood period of time. You could say it is are reflection of life. If you want to know more about this park, please ask.

Oh my goodness!!! I have to visit one day! It looks so enchanting! Enjoying this series so much! Thank you so much for taking us with you all!!!!

The fairytale forest in Efteling is full of all the Dutch allegory stories told to kids for centuries. It's is such a treasure in Dutch culture! Beautiful!

Love your video's and positive energy. I am born and raised in the netherlands but lived in Anaheim for a few years, close to knotts and disney, but that efteling magic hits different

Those Netherlanders 😂 sure are in shape compared to us in the USA.

I follow another RU-vidr and she'd visited this park but your video(s) have been REALLY thorough. Just like all of you videos I felt like I was there and makes me wanna pack and go see for myself. Efteling has this European storybook feel and I love it!!! You and your family are such fantastic people and I feel like I'm part of the family and I laugh all the time lol. Thank you again for sharing. Can't wait for more 😊

That was a very nice tour. Thank You! I'm surprised you didn't run into my favorite wandering musical group there called Efteling Muzikanten. They are fantastic! It's a quartet of musicians that wander around the park and perform in various places in the streets. The main guy is on accordian, then there's a person on upright bass, someone on drums, and then either a guy on saxophone, girl on violin, or girl on flute. I've been watching them on RU-vid since 2020. They make me so happy, just like you! I'm not lyin'.......and when I say Lion, I mean Tiger! Ha! Canoe believe it?!!!!

Beautiful Country!! On my bucket list! Love the theme park!

This 72-year-old has watched all your videos for years! Keep at it. We need your joy and optimism. If you like Efteling's woodsiness have you even been to Busch Gardens 'Old Country' near Williamsburg VA? Miles is getting old enough to appreciate Williamsburg itself and this Busch Gardens is also beautiful with trees and old English, German, Irish, Italian and French type buildings. We live near Washington DC and the 4hr drive to Busch Gardens was our family's go-to special place when our kids were growing up.

Thank you for the shout out to the New Zealanders who watch your videos. ❤ We are such a small country, and any trip to Disneyland or beyond is such a big deal for us because we live so far away from the rest of the world. Watching your videos are a daily highlight, because we also don’t have things like Efteling or Disney. Can’t wait to watch more! 😊❤

Amanda, as a woman I get wanting to look your best. I know we will see you soon, however, you are beautiful and missed! Thank you both for sharing this tour with us.

What? I have never gotten a sticker at joris en de draak?! I want one 😂

Hi we in the Netherlands don't say Dutch. It's what English speaking people in the world use. We say Nederlands instead of Dutch. We live in Nederland, speak Nederlands and are Nederlands. Dutch as a word is very old. It originates from "Diets" which means "from the people". The word Diets is the same word used for "Germany". where Germans and Dutch people say Deutschland/Duitsland.

In the old days, fairy tales were often a way to teach children life lessons. Like Hansel and Gretel: don't take candy from strangers, or The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats: don't let strangers into your house. That's why they can get dark sometimes. In modern day I think many people only know the 'Disneyfied' versions of the fairy tales but in Efteling they are presented in their original, sligthly dark form.

I'm enjoying your European Parks Tour! I can't believe you're off to Europe so soon after those 20 days at 20 Disney resorts ... I'm impressed Chris! But I appreciate the Europe tour because I have never heard of these parks ... once again I'm learning something new from your videos. Thanks Chris! 😊

I would go as often as I possibly could! Like Disneyland. One park, couple to a few days at each park to take the time to just soak in the beauty and magic as well as enjoy all the food and rides!!! Efteling is indeed the most beautiful park in the world!!!!!

What a nice surprise to see you in "my" Efteling. I live about 5 minutes away. I always watch your videos, so it's a wonderful surprise to see you enthousiasme for a park that's so dear to my heart🎉

Well, we call ourselves "Nederlanders" When I was around 15-16 during summerbreak from school me and my friend used to get a season pass for the Efteling and we would go there almost every day We used to pick up a couple of girls to smooch with all day and go on the rides. Lots of teenage girls would go there with the same idea so finding a couple was never a problem. Such a great time.

Hi Chris! What a blast to see someone praising this fun park in our little country, I enjoyed both of your videos very much! I had a few fun interesting tidbits about the park just to answer some potential questions or as an attempt to make you fall in love with this park even more. In the fairytale forest area, the Magical Clock is an original by one of the people who worked on Efteling in 1952 and the Waterlilies are an original by one of the former queens of Belgium. Speaking of all these fairytales, the origins of them are from all over the world! The fairytale forest mainly focuses on classics like the brothers Grimm or Andersen, but a lot of the rides tend to have some origins from different folktales or legends. Examples of these are Dutch folktales like the White Women in Baron or the Flying Dutchman from the boatcoaster. Vogelrok and Sirocco are themed after the stories of Sindbad the Sailor from stories out of 1001 nights, and your favourite coaster is based on the legend of St. George and the Dragon! If you will return to the park someday, there are some new projects in the works right now. A new fairytale that will be added to the forest has just been announced and the new haunted house ride will be ready this fall, so there will be some new stuff to experience! Your Efteling videos are actually the first videos I've seen on this channel, but it was a comfy watch. Kind of like going to a themepark with my own dad. You've sparked an idea by visiting all these different themeparks over the world and I think I want to make a goal of this myself. If you happen to visit Efteling again, maybe I can come along to accompany you and tell more about the park, and you can take me along to see some parks in the USA!

The history of many popular fairy tales (which were even used in most of the classic Disney movies) lies at the feet of the famous brothers Grimm from Germany. They are the founders of many of the stories we know, and most of the illustrations in their books come from the Dutch Anton Pieck. Eventually he was involved in the startup of the theme park (which started with the fairy tale forest and just a small playground for children).

Such dark fairytales. I love it!

Thank you for your lovely words that everyone is beautiful and important. You inspire me to go to the Efteling with my children and grandchildren next year for my 65th birthday. Thank you again and lots of love for you and your familie. Greetings from Amsterdam

Thank you for your beautiful tour of my home park. Yes as a dutch person i am proud of Efteling. I am fortunate i can go here a least once a month. To enjoy this park i definately recommend spending more than one day here. If you take your time and wind down you can enjoy the beatiful surroundings and details in the park. The park is built to look like evetyting has always been there and always will. The fairytales are indeed a bit darker, but red riding hood and grandma were saved from the belly of the wolf by the hunter and the goats were saved bij mother goat and the little goaf in the clock, so stil a happy ending (except for the wolf). There is one tale the little matchstick girl. She dies, but it is stil happy in a way because she reunites with her grandmother in haven. Its a sad one though. Hopefully you get to return to see dance macabere when it is done because it promises to be a geat adittion again. Loved your stories about your experiences. Thank you

Interpretative dance is how you should do every food review from now on! 😂 We love you guys! Safe travels Chris, Amanda and Miles.

These are all the stories I heard as a little girl growing up in England! Very cool!

Did you know the Efteling had an area with a haunted castle called “Spookslot”? They closed it in 2022, and a whole new haunted area with an amazing attraction called “dans macabre” comes in plase, and will open this autumn. The attraction is named by the music of the old haunted castle.

Your trips are just exquisite to watch. Many, many, MANY years ago, I went to Madurodam in the Netherlands. It would be so cool to see it again if you go there. Thx so much for your kindness and fun. You guys are the very best!

You, Amanda and Myles are truly amazing people and your videos make us smile, laugh and even reflect as you encourage everyone to know it all gets better. You have a true gift for entertaining and encouraging and informing us all. Thank you!

I hope this theme park stays forever.

You go to efteling with your family at least 3 times in your life. As a kid, as a parent and as a granddad. ;)

One thing that's good to know is that you can bring your own food and drink into the park, and there are lots of great places to eat it, such as the picnic field or the boat ride.

Provost Family - I totally agree that you're an amazing family, and loved to hear in a previous vlog that your personalities don't change off-camera. Can I say that whilst you're both leading an interesting life with balancing work/life on/off camera etc you're doing an amazing job raising Miles. I've noticed that whilst he's being raised as a RU-vidr's "kid" in the spotlight he's still normal and acting like my nephews/nieces on-camera which is fun to see ;) I've been enjoying all your vlogs and whilst both all Disney and Universal Parks are on my bucket lists you're now adding to it even more as you're introducing me to parks I've never hear of and can't wait to see Asterix (World?) to determine if should be adding it as well.

I hope they take your video and use it as promotion for the park. They could put highlights in a kiosk outside the park, you could be their official greeter!

Wow, I look forward to seeing efteling in December. I know Europe does Christmas beautifully. Please put it on your calendar!

Anton Pieck is the artist who designed the first ten fairytales in Efteling + a lot more indeed like the talking bins (holle bolle gijs). If you look up Anton Piecks drawings you can see that the houses he draws are always crooked, which makes his style look very organic. And there is this really fun story about the building of the mushroom houses in the fairytaleforest that he designed... Anton Pieck was very keen on his ideas, and wanted them to be recreated in 3d exactly how he had imagined it. But as construction workers are used to making everything perpendicular, Anton Pieck wasn't very pleased with the end-result. So Pieck would have given one of the construction workers a hammer, and told him to give the chimney on the mushroom house a big hit. The man was confused, but had done it anyway, and afterwards saw that the chimney was supposed to be crooked, just like in Piecks drawings. I think it's really funny how persistent Anton Pieck was with his work! It's so cool that construction workers who work at the Efteling now, still use these odd ways of creating buildings with imperfections on purpose, so it eventually becomes more perfect because of it.

I am so enjoying this adventure with you and your family. You are all amazing and special as well. I look forward to seeing you and your family each day - you truly brighten my day. Will see you tomorrow!@ 😊 ❤

Enjoying the euro trip videos!

Great video! We are super proud of our quasi-unique themepark, and we love that foreign visitors get to experience what all dutch people regard as place of national pride. Some quick facts, most of the Efteling esthetics are based off Anton Pieck designs. And for the Americans, yes the Efteling predated the first Disney park by a few years... (Rumor/open secret) Walt himself visited and had regular chats with Efteling over the years regarding experience and what worked for visitors. Thanks for sharing your experience!

This place looks so awesome! I love darker fairytales. And the character design and animatronics are incredible. Definitely added to our list of places to visit.

Gosh your family is so precious

Thanks for the nice video. The artist (you can't remember the name from) is Anton Pieck. In the Efteling there is also a museum where you can see a lot of scetches and paintings from his hand when he helped design the park.

omg what a great energy. NOW, you just missed the most iconic ride of the park. DROOMVLUCHT AAAA

Love you vlogs. You did miss quite a bit though. In the fairytale forrest, You missed the six swans and cinderella and of course Hansel and Gretel as it is being rebuilt now. Oh, and didn’t you see the museum? Or Carnaval Festival (sort of Efteling version of Small World). The stram carrousel from 1895 which was the inspiration to the Caro show is also very special, I think you missed that one too. Why did you skip fabula? It is pretty cool, especially the playground in the restaurant. Next time take the kids portion at the Poffertje, you get a souvenir efteling plate to take home.

Thank You for sharing your trip to Efteling. You and your family are Blessed to have been able to go and have an awesome time. Enjoy the rest of your trip and be safe.

Hey Chris! From the bottom of my heart: thank you and your family for visiting The Efteling! I've been following your adventures on RU-vid and it's always great fun to watch your video's. You always give so many facts and hidden details about Disney parks... incredible. Therefore it's amazing to see you discover my own homepark! I've been coming to Efteling for about 50 years and I loved to see your reactions. The lady in the pancake restaurant was right; we Dutch take great pride in the Efteling, is it a part of our cultural heritage and it hold a special place in our hearts. It may not have the fastest, tallest or most spectacular collercoasters ( that seems to be the standard to rate a park these days), but it is special. Just like you I've been lucky and able to visit a lot of themeparks throughout the years, but Efteling will always be special to me. And for every visitor it is special in a different way. Thank you for showing us Efteling through your eyes. Oh and waving to people from the steamtrain may seem weird to the Dutch, but just keep waving. Maybe we'll learn to appreciate it one day 🙂 Greeting from Holland!

What many people do not know is that the Efteling started as a sports and walking park. My earliest memory is that there was nothing more than the fairy tale forest, a playground, a swimming pool and some catering.

Thanks you for sharing

You seem like the kindest person ever you brought a smile to my face, I hope you had an AMAZING time at the Efteling and you and your wife don’t deserve hate I hope you have fun in Amsterdam to,I actually want to be your friend!❤ you made my day!💖

Thank you for taking me with you to the efteling so I didn't have to go there myself. I hate things like that but now I could enjoy it sitting in an easy chair with a cup of coffee. I'm Dutch and the Efteling is only an hour from my home. So it's funny I have to watch you Americans to see it for the first time.

Hi family, you make a great show. I am from the netherlands and de Efteling show is great. I have a great tip: it is not a amusement park but a favorite market in the netherlands called Albert Cuyp (Amsterdam) with let's of food and also poffertjes. Greetings from Adam

thank you for showing the park to the world. In 1998 my husband took me to this park and I was blown away. Just like you. I am an American, but lived here since then and visit that park and Disnay Paris very often. I think both parks tell stories with each visit.

These are great videos. Looking forward to the rest of the trip!

Wald disney was inspired by efteling, after that he made movies and attractions based on our european fairlytales I grow up with efteling and this week i go again with friend some of us has a card so we can go the whole year long , greetz and love to have u here !

Welcome to the Netherlands! So excited you get to explore the Efteling!!

so glad you mentioned the music mushrooms after all 👌

Enjoyed this so much! ❤

That sticker at joris and the dragon is a sticker you get when you’re on the first ride of the day (if remember correctly)😁 happy to see you had so much fun in the efteling🎉

Great tour - thank you! Efteling is ENCHANTING 😍

This fact is a little messed up but the red shoes fairy tail is based of a weird plague that made people dance until they died. This event is known as the Dancing Plague of 1518 and it is really dark.

The 'Carnaval Festival' next to the Vogelrok is actually also a sort of dark ride. Not just souvenirs.

Omg I’m loving these videos! I am in awe of this park and had no idea it existed. I’ve never wanted to visit Europe, but this may have convinced me. Shout out to you, Amanda and Miles! ❤️❤️

Love your videos of 'de Efteling'! it's so cool to see from your perspective! I visit Efteling almost every week, i'm never get bored of that place! Just love it ❤

OMG!!! Thank you for going on Fata Morgana!!! Such a cool dark ride!!!!!!

Yes indeed nostalgia...visited Efteling as a kid 52 years ago...still loving it and visit this park regulary. THANK YOU FOR SHARING CHRIS

Thank you for this great video your one of the best humans on earth! and we watch you everyday.

What a beautiful park! Thanks for sharing it with us. My kids (Nathaniel and 2 year old Mayah) loved the shoutouts! Thank you :)

Hi Cris and family Really enjoyed this vlog, good to see you all enjoying yourselves . All the best to you all. Keith (UK)

It was so great to meet you guys (just after the shoutouts you did). I work @ efteling and just came across this video. If you plan to come back would love to meet up in the park somewhere.. Keep up the good work guys and hope to see you @ winter efteling 2024!

Our butter is really really good indeed. And poffertjes are amazing. So happy you enjoyed it!

Thank you for sharing your adventures at Efteling. Now I want to go!!! You have a beautiful family! I love your encouragement you include in your videos as well. Keep up the great work!

Thank you for this tour it's making me want to go... and those pancakes look delicious!

I love seeing the kids behind you trying to figure out what you're doing.

And this is the little mermaid 🧜🏻‍♀️...fast forward.... And there is a Dragon!🐲 Look at that dragon, such a nice dragon. We didn't just see that mermaid... But we do have this amazing dragon... i love this park... Ha ha😅 Great video! 🍄✨

I think you’re very likeable and positive people, and I just wanted to say thank you for doing such a great video. Much love to you from Holland🌷🌷🌷

This is my home park. I love it so much. It is so magical. It used to have the Sprookjesbos but also a GIANT lake and a GIANT playground, tennis courts, etc. before all of the rides came in. :) My mother inlaw went when the park was first opened in the 50's. It is so nostalgic for her. We are huge fans and I will go even in the years my kids no longer want to join, haha. Thank you for visiting and giving such great info and showing so much of our lovely park. You and your family are lovely and I really enjoy your videos!

Thanks for a new video!

Thx for posting, love the way you present our park. Please come back when Winter Wonderland that would be fun to see.. You can go ice skating and have great special drinks and treats. Your always welcome!

I enjoy all your videos and am a big fan of you, Amanda and Miles. I miss Disney World, but when I watch the videos I'm still there! now that you are in the Netherlands and in the Efteling. makes me proud and happy that you love our beautiful Efteling! I didn't see you. but hopefully next time!!