De Efteling - Kaatsheuvel, NL
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The Efteling is the biggest amusement park in the Netherlands. More than 5 million people visit it every year. They make sure that a large part of their attractions meet the needs of those with accessibility impairments
Waymark Code: WM15VE9
Location: Noord-Brabant, Netherlands
Date Posted: 03/02/2022
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About the Efteling:
"De Efteling is an amusement park and recreation complex in Kaatsheuvel, a village in the Dutch province of North Brabant. In addition to the amusement park, the entire World of Efteling includes a theater (Efteling Theater), two hotels (Efteling Hotel and Efteling Loonsche Land), two holiday parks (Efteling Bosrijk and Loonsche Land)."
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About the accessebility at the Efteling Park, several examples from the Efteling webste:
"Wheelchair accessibility
Almost all attractions have a special wheelchair entrance. When you visit the attraction through the wheelchair entrance, you will not encounter any physical obstacles (such as stairs) and you can wait outside the regular queue. The wheelchair entrance does not give priority or shorter waiting times. When busy, there may also be a waiting time at the wheelchair entrance."
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"Accessibility with an assistance or guide dog
Assistance and guide dogs are welcome in the Efteling. An assistance or guide dog must be recognizable by a vest and must be registered with the Guest Service on the day of the visit (left at the main entrance). Assistance or guide dogs are allowed in all shops and restaurants. They can also participate in a number of attractions. View which attractions it concerns via the button below.
If the dog does not join an attraction, but waits outside it, a supervisor must stay with the dog."
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"Sign language skilled employees
Visitors who are deaf or hard of hearing can recognize sign-language employees by the orange button. This button indicates that these employees can communicate in sign language."
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