Video: father loses temper during argument at Plopsaland
On the official opening day, a conflict broke out at #LikeMe Coaster between two fathers over the front seats of the train; security restored calm.
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One day after the official opening, #LikeMe Coaster drew attention for a very different reason. Looopings reported that two fathers became involved in a conflict at the attraction. According to an eyewitness, the argument centred on whose children could sit in the front of the coaster train. The dispute escalated near the exit, after which a Plopsa security employee had to intervene. The park later said calm returned quickly.
The report does not change the technical or thematic history of the coaster, but it does add context to its opening period. The newly renewed ride attracted plenty of attention, and a mix of crowds, expectations and children wanting the best seats can create tension. For visitors, the practical takeaway is that queue management and staff presence matter even at family attractions. Within the broader story of #LikeMe Coaster, the incident is a small but striking footnote to an otherwise festive reopening. The ride had just been presented as a cheerful, music-driven draw for Ketnet fans; the aftermath showed that even family-focused moments still depend on calm guest behaviour and clear park organisation.