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Efteling introduces new attraction where visitors can fly themselves

Efteling introduces new attraction where visitors can fly themselves

The Efteling theme park has announced a new attraction called Ravenring, which is designed in the style of Raveleijn. Set to open next winter, the ride will allow visitors to control their own flight experience.

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