Plopsaland De Panne

De Pannelaan 68
Adinkerke-De Panne, West Flanders, Flemish Region, Belgium

Operating since

Telephone: +32 58 42 02 02

Operating Roller Coasters: 6

NameTypeDesignScaleOpened
K3 Roller SkaterSteelSit DownFamily
#LikeMe CoasterSteelSit DownFamily
DraakSteelSit DownFamily
Anubis: The RideSteelSit DownExtreme
Heidi The RideWoodSit DownThrill
Ride to HappinessSteelSit DownExtreme

Defunct Roller Coasters: 5

NameTypeDesignScaleOpenedClosed
VleermuisSteelSuspendedFamily
Crazy CoasterSteelSit DownThrill
Jumbo 5SteelSit DownThrill -
RacingSteelSit DownThrillss
JubiléSteelSit DownThrill

Details

Former namesPlopsaland ( to )
Meli Park ( to )
OperatorStudio 100
Fan web sitesPlopsaland Fansite

Etymology

The park's name comes from two of Studio 100's shows: "Samson and Gert" and "Kabouter Plop" ("Dwarf Plop" in English). So take "Plop" from "Kabouter Plop", "sa" from "Samson and Gert" and add "land" - you get: "Plopsaland".

History

"Studio 100" and VTM ("Vlaamse Televisie Maatschappij" Dutch for "Flemish Television Company", "Flemish" being the language of northern Belgium) bought the park after the 1999 season and has themed the park based on it's various T.V. series.
The park was founded Alberic Florizoone as 'Meli Park' and themed around bees. The park had its own bee hives and sold honey and honey products.

Pop Culture

Several scenes from the French movie 'Le sens de la famille' (French for 'The sense of family') were filmed at Plopsaland De Panne.

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