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Review
Heidepark's defining feature is the eye-catching Statue of Liberty replica in the middle of its huge lake. Errected on July 4, 1986 and applauded by then-president Ronald Reagan via telegraph, the statue had considerable political significance, due to the park being located merely 70 km (45 miles) away from Eastern Germany, then Soviet territory.
Numerous roller coasters wind across the park landscape: wooden, steel, looping, hanging and magnetic coasters - a pretty impressive collection for a non-American theme park! In addition, there is a good, swiss-themed bobsled run and some decent flume rides.
The general layout and setting of the park is very idyllic, with green meadows fringing the central lake, all surrounded by an endless forest.
Heidepark, Germany
Heidepark celebrates America
Large wooden roller coaster
Wooden coaster lift hill
Suspended roller coaster
Launch roller coaster
Coaster over Statue of Liberty
Heidepark corkscrew
Atmospheric river rapids ride
River rapids ride from above
Heidepark rapids
Giant blow-dryer after a wet ride
Happily drying
Heidepark setting
Flume ride loading station
Stylish log flume ride
Bobsled ride
Heidepark mascot
Heidepark Holland section
Drop tower in the background
Playground
Classic roller coaster
Straight lines. Or not?
Heidepark has a soft spot for America