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BriBri2u
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Member since 5/05 9320 total posts
Name: Mrs. B
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Dutch Wonderland
We are thinking of taking a last minute trip there this weekend.
We want to leave early Saturday morning (6:30-7), check into hotel and spend some time in the pool since it will be so hot.
Around maybe 430-5 head over to the park until it closes.
DS will be 3 in Sept, from the looks of the rides they have it doesn;t look like he will be able to ride on a lot of them.
Or am I misjudging?
For those that have gone, is there a lot to see and do for a younger child or can we do most of it in from 4:30 until closing 8:30??
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Posted 7/18/13 9:17 AM |
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Crunchewy
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Member since 10/08 1232 total posts
Name: A
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Dutch Wonderland
We took our DS there when you turned 2 and he went on 90%of rides all by himself. He was 36 inches then. When we went again at 3 we went on every single ride. You can go on many rides with your DC if he doesn't want to go alone! The park is for 2-6 year olds IMO. There is a water park too, so bring a towels and swimsuits!
You guys should have blast there! We love this place!
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Posted 7/18/13 9:33 AM |
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ali120206
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Member since 7/06 17795 total posts
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Dutch Wonderland
How tall is your DS? If he's 36 inches - he should be able to go on most rides - either alone or with a parent.
We were able to take DS 2 on a bunch of rides at 15 months too (including the log flume).
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Posted 7/18/13 10:02 AM |
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phoenix913
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Member since 5/05 3034 total posts
Name: V
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Re: Dutch Wonderland
We just took DS, who is only 33 inches, and he was able to ride a ton of stuff. You'll probably be able to get a lot done in the evening depending on the lines. You could then use the next day to hit the water park in morning and do more rides in the afternoon.
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Posted 7/18/13 10:04 AM |
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