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It also clearly states Gerstlauer underneath the picture.

Disney World has announced that Blizzard Beach will (finally) reopen on November 13th, with added Frozen theming: Source: https://blogmickey.com/2022/10/blizzard-beach-to-reopen-november-13th-with-frozen-additions/

More information on and pictures of the Santa Maria ride in Bobbejaanland can be found on this website. It was removed from the park in 2007. It was kind of iconic because of it's location, it was the first ride you would see when entering the park...

They will start a procedure to regularize what has been build the past 7 years. Waiting for the outcome of this, they intend to keep everything open because they think that nothing keeps them from having normal park operations, given the initial complaints regarded noise and the operating hours...

A Belgian here! Although funny, I think your conclusion is not entirely correct. They try to explain why they should opt for a larger rainwater well for reusing the water in toilets and for gardening. The number you refer to suggests that on average 25 customer flushes per day occur in that...

As a result of the revoked permit, the pre-2018 situation is now in effect again. The previous permit dates from 2015, so attractions build after this, like Tiki Waka and Kondaa, will have to remain closed. Hopefully there will be a solution once the park reopens within 1 month... Source...

More testing:

That bypass has been there since the opening.

Little clip of the new John Wick and Now You See Me area:

But that part will be added in a later phase and won't be there with the opening of Sweet Valley.

The video has an animation of the new Sweet Valley area (from 1:25), clearly showing a monorail track and station in the factory with the chimneys on it:

Sneak peek of the entrance to the Now You See Me coaster:

I love that the middle theming is a giant HVAC system 😂😂

Pre-opening previews are taking place. It looks like, aside from the SFX coaster (phase 2), more rides were still closed.

That catwalk is a real eyesore, although they try to theme it: But it already came in handy: It appears that they still need an extra platform, so why not use a mobile elevating work platform? I can only imagine that they didn't know about local regulations in time... And all the theming...