(English version below)
Vi følte at vi skyldte ungerne en dag med fuldt knald på, hvor de kunne få tanket helt op på adrenalinniveauet! Valget blev et badeland ala et udendørs Lalandia med masser af forskellige vandrutschebaner og bassinger. Vi havde booket billetter online aftenen før og derfor kunne vi springe køen over, da vi kom (der var dog en nummer to kø til at få udleveret nøglearmbånd til et skab). Vi kom hurtigt i badetøjet og ind i virvaret…
Der var utroligt lange køer til mange af rutschebanerne og til at starte med giv vi lidt meget rundt for at prøve at finde ud af hvad der var og hvad vi måtte prøve. Georgs mod var til mere end hans højde kunne få lov til, da man flere steder skulle være over 140 cm (Og helt rimeligt - noget af det så meget voldsomt ud!). Vi fik prøvet 2 styks og opgav en af de andre grundet en utrolig lang kø, der næsten ikke bevægede sig. Op i ‘børneområdet’ med os, hvilket var virkeligt fint, men også lidt til mindre børn...
Derefter havde vi et lille break med lidt at spise og meget at drikke... Herefter gik Sara og Naja på jagt efter en rutschebane med anstændig længde kø og dobbeltringe - dvs man kan sidde sammen to og to når man kører ned. Det lykkedes og her skulle man kun være 120 cm, så den måtte Georg også prøve. Vi hentede derfor drengene, der havde kastet sig i bølgebassinget, og fik prøvet lidt flere forskellige rutschebaner i løbet af eftermiddagen. Gode men krævede tålmodig med de lange køer og vi opgav den der så sjovest ud pga timelang kø. Der var også skumfest her, men det virker ikke helt efter hensigten i modvind! Alt skum fløj væk fra bølgebads-bassinet og nærmest ind i en restaurant, hvor menneske mylderet fulgte efter :-)
Vi kørte først derfra ved 18-tiden, da de lukkede med glade og trætte børn (og forældre!). På vej hjem i bilen morende vi os lidt over deres fine tjeneste med billeder. Man fik taget billeder i flere af nedkørslerne og herefter kunne man så tage en selfie og bede appen om at køre ansigtsgenkendelse på dig for at finde dagens billeder af dig! Lidt overvågningsagtigt, men også lidt sejt. Desværre er det kunne Kenneth der er let genkendelig!
We felt that we owed the kids a day with full-on action to completely recharge their adrenaline levels! The choice was a water park similar to an outdoor version of "Lalandia" with lots of different water slides and pools. We had booked tickets online the previous evening, so we could skip the queue when we arrived (although there was another queue to collect wristbands for the lockers). We quickly got into our swimwear and into the whirlwind of activities.
There were incredibly long queues for many of the slides, and initially, we wandered around a bit to figure out what was available and what we could try. Georg's courage was greater than his height allowed, as some places required a minimum height of over 140 cm (which is fair - some of the rides looked pretty intense!). We tried two of them and gave up on one of the others due to an incredibly slow-moving queue. We headed to the "children's area," which was really nice but also a bit for younger kids.
Afterward, we took a little break to eat and drink a lot. Then, Sara and Naja went on the hunt for a slide with a decent queue length and double rings, which means two people can sit together when sliding down. They succeeded, and the height requirement here was only 120 cm, so Georg could also try it. We fetched the boys, who had thrown themselves into the wave pool, and tried a few more slides in the afternoon. They were fun but required patience due to the long lines. We gave up on the one that looked the most fun because of the hours-long wait. There was also a foam party here, but it didn't quite work out as intended in the headwind! All the foam flew away from the wave pool and almost into a restaurant, with the crowd following along.
We left around 6 PM when they closed, with happy and tired kids (and parents!). On the way home in the car, we had a laugh about their neat service with photos. They took pictures on several of the slides, and then you could take a selfie and ask the app to use facial recognition to find the day's pictures of you! It's a bit surveillance-like, but also pretty cool. Unfortunately, it's mainly Kenneth who's easily recognizable!
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