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Chug-a-Tug

Gentle kids' boat ride in Land of the Dragons for children who can walk on their own and are under 4 ft 8 in.

Chug-a-Tug gives young visitors a boat ride of their own without big splashes or fast movements. This low-intensity ride is all about climbing aboard on their own, taking a gentle spin and heading back out to play in Land of the Dragons.

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Category Family ride
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Classification

Scale kiddie
Ride type Kiddie boat ride
Maximum height 56 inches

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Arrangement Losse kinderbootjes op een korte vaste waterroute. Het actuele aantal bootjes en plaatsen is niet betrouwbaar publiek bevestigd.

Notes

The official Land of the Dragons page describes Chug-a-Tug as a small children's boat ride; riders must be able to walk on their own and be under 4 ft 8 in. Because no reliable public source confirms the manufacturer, capacity or exact opening date, those fields remain blank.

Theming

Small boat ride in Land of the Dragons designed for young children.

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