BonBon-Land

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The BonBon-Land is an amusement park in Holme- Olstrup, a place in the Næstved municipality in the south of the Danish island of Zealand.

Amusement Park

The amusement park BonBonbon country has BonBon- candy theme, and his story is based on their candy. The park is operated by the Spanish company Parques Reunidos. Parques Reunidos owns 67 theme parks around the world and is also the third largest operators of amusement parks in Europe. Landmarks of the park is the farting dog Henry Hundeprut. The deals at the amusement park aimed at first site on children and families. The theme park is designed so that the families and the children, due to the many opportunities, not create them in one day, all game and use of leisure facilities.

History

In the BonBon Factory numerous requests from schools were received, inquiring about a tour. Since a tour of the factory for reasons of hygiene has not been possible, opened the Danish confectionery entrepreneur Michael Spangenberg 1992 in Holme- Olstrup the amusement park BonBon-Land. First, the park consisted of a candy store, a cinema and a pond with ducks boats. Today, the park has 60 attractions; including roller coasters like the Hundeprutte - Rutschebanen ( Hundefurz - slide), wild water rides and child friendly leisurely rides.

Expansion of the amusement park

The BonBon-Land has more than 60 different leisure facilities, which can be navigated manned or unmanned. Over the years, the amusement park has continued to expand and in 2008 he was ranked eighth in the most visited attractions in Denmark. 1998 already reached the BonBon-Land an area of 85,000 m². After the commissioning of the Bæver Raftingen ( Beaver flume ) 1998 BonBon-Land, the theme park was expanded to 110,000 square meters. The new line wild boar ( Vild- Svinet steel roller coaster ) at the amusement park, came in 2003 again 15,000 square feet of space to do so. Since its last enlargement in 2003, the park now covers an area of 130,000 m². The last expansion of the park was in 2011 with the Hestorado 5D instead. With the reopening of the park on April 15, 2011, and the completion of other construction work was taken into operation.

BonBon is a Danish candy brand on whose back the creation of the amusement park BonBon-Land. They are manufactured sweets with coarse and grotesque motifs such Hundefürze, earwax and duckweed.

Company History

The BonBon A / S was a candy manufacturer and was originally founded in 1930 in Næstved. In 1988, the candy factory by Danish entrepreneur Michael Spangenberg was bought and moved production to Holme- Olstrup. Spangenberg took in its new production facility also has an extensive and popular candy portfolio under the brand BonBon into its program, based on which later resulted in the creation of the amusement park BonBon-Land. The idea for this new BonBon- series was born as the son of Michael Spangenberg spurned his candy as Hundefürze. Spangenberg began soon after in Holme- Olstrup with the production of Hundefürze called candy. Soon followed by other motives such as Mövenkot and duckweed.

2001 BonBon was taken over by the Danish sweets Group Toms Gruppen A / S, while the Danish amusement park BonBon-Land was sold for an estimated 20 million euros to the Spanish theme park operator Parques Reunidos group. The buyer of the confectionery brand BonBon the Toms Gruppen A / S announced, however, the number would be discontinued because of declining sales. Previously, gradually disappeared after single varieties from the shelves. Shortly thereafter, it was said of Tom, you try to continue the series. Currently (April 2012) BonBon is still on offer at Toms