Park / Attractiepark de Vriese Plassen

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  posted 9 years ago

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  Jappy Offline

  Lets see, the old "RCT-Guide Dutch theme park checklist"...!

   

  -Efteling-influence: check

  -Vliegende Hollander ripoff: check

  -crazy path everywhere: check

  -sea of brown and grey: check

  -(insert other here): check

   

  Fun little park, pretty standard RCT-Guide work. I'm starting to think I might have looked at that style and school with rose tinted glasses on though. I remember this stuff blowing me away back in 2007. Nonetheless, I'm still a fan of classic Dutch park building. It's quite unique in the RCT community.

  posted 8 years ago

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  Faas Offline

  Yeah this is classical Dutch parkmaking. Maybe a bit too classic for me. More than in other Dutch parks, every building looked the same. You went for different themes, but I could only distinguish them by using the ride names. 

  posted 8 years ago

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  Liampie Offline

  I forgot how messy your early work was, Rene. But the later stuff in this park is pretty good, the hotel especially is beautiful and clean. One of the best examples of Paulism in the parks that survived, I'd say, although the park as a whole isn't a great example.

  posted 8 years ago

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  Austin55 Offline

  Interesting to see a hyper in this style park. Are you working on anything new these days?

  posted 8 years ago

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  Cocoa Offline

  apart from the morgan hyper, I guess this was pretty standard dutch work. wide paths, brownish buildings, obligatory recreation of the water coaster which comes out of the row of buildings (names gone out of my head), using brown blocks as landscaping. not bad, just nothing so memorable.

  posted 8 years ago

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