Anton Pieckplein - Efteling (Netherlands)
Anton Pieckplein 03/06/2021 17h06
In the period that the Efteling re-opened and only outdoor attractions were allowed some parts of the park were abandoned like the Anton Pieckplein.
The full lockdown started on 15/12/2020 and ended on 18/05/2021 (22 weeks). In the first place all indoor attractions had to remain closed. Vogelrok, Droomvlucht, Symbolica, Fata Morgana, Villa Volta, Indische Waterlelies and Chinese Nachtegaal were not accessible. From 05/06/2021 all indoor rides and attractions were allowed to open so De Efteling had much more capacity again. Hopefully covid-19 is fading out now.
Anton Pieckplein
Anton Pieckplein is an Old Dutch village square located in the northeast corner of Marerijk, between restaurant Het Witte Paard and the Reizenrijk. Around the square are Pieck buildings with catering outlets and shops. On the square we find all kinds of fairground mills, two Holle Bolle Gijzen, the Efteling Museum and some suppliers of surprise eggs.
The square is named after founder Anton Pieck.
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Anton Pieckplein - Efteling (Netherlands)
Anton Pieckplein 03/06/2021 17h06
In the period that the Efteling re-opened and only outdoor attractions were allowed some parts of the park were abandoned like the Anton Pieckplein.
The full lockdown started on 15/12/2020 and ended on 18/05/2021 (22 weeks). In the first place all indoor attractions had to remain closed. Vogelrok, Droomvlucht, Symbolica, Fata Morgana, Villa Volta, Indische Waterlelies and Chinese Nachtegaal were not accessible. From 05/06/2021 all indoor rides and attractions were allowed to open so De Efteling had much more capacity again. Hopefully covid-19 is fading out now.
Anton Pieckplein
Anton Pieckplein is an Old Dutch village square located in the northeast corner of Marerijk, between restaurant Het Witte Paard and the Reizenrijk. Around the square are Pieck buildings with catering outlets and shops. On the square we find all kinds of fairground mills, two Holle Bolle Gijzen, the Efteling Museum and some suppliers of surprise eggs.
The square is named after founder Anton Pieck.
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