Attractiepark de Waarbeek

Attractiepark de Waarbeek is a historic family amusement park located in Hengelo, Overijssel, Netherlands. Founded in 1924, it is one of the oldest theme parks in the country and is particularly famous for the 'Rodelbaan', which is considered one of the oldest operating steel roller coasters in the world. The park focuses on families with children between the ages of 2 and 12, offering a nostalgic experience with classic rides like the 'Bumper Cars', 'Carousel', and various water-based attractions.

Since 2018, the park has been under the ownership of Kevin Moespot and Joris Benvin, who have transitioned it into an 'All-Inclusive' concept. Under this model, visitors pay a single entrance fee that includes food and drinks throughout their stay. This strategic shift has revitalized the park's popularity, ensuring its continued operation as a local landmark in the Twente region. The park remains locally owned and operated within the Netherlands.