Near the entrance of the park was a giant playground called Silver City. It was a simple standard playground that you could find a lot in the 70's. At the back were some western houses. This was the reason to give the playground the name Silver City.
The playground contained a lot of small and giant play objects. It opened in the period between 1970 and 1975. It closed in 2003 for a new playground: Drie geheime torens. Safety was more an issue than ever before, and a lot of play objects were made out of metal without any items to guarantee the safety from falling. It was a risky playground like many others. Because of this the park decided to remove it, and built a completely new and modern playground.
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Did you know:
That there were a lot of these playground in The Netherlands in that time? Due the new rules of europe of safety many of them have been completely removed. Just a few have been improved to guarantee the safety. The result: Playgrounds for the whole family turned in most of the times in playgrounds... just for the kids.
- Popularity Attraction
This attraction was popular. That's why they built a new playground!
- Waiting Times
There were no waiting times for this ride.
- Theming attraction
The attraction was not themed it was just a simple playground in the western village.
- Riding Time
The riding time was as long as you wanted!
- Disordering of attraction
This attraction was always open.
''The nostalgia has been removed to make room for a newer and safer playground for kids''
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