There’s theme parks, and then there’s Bon Bon Land (30 Photos)

I hope to god that no furry ever finds out about this place.

interesting, but I wouldn’t take my child there. Just the other side of too pedorific.

If America wasn’t so litigious, we could have crap like that.

Ratings and Suggestions?!?! You just keep getting better don’t you Chive.

I believe I can sum up this post in one word…(ahem)…. wat?

i suck them cow titties dry

if there was ever a park that needed a Mr Pedobear’s Wild Ride, this is it.

Gotta love those Europeans.

#15 WOULD BE A GREAT TAT!

The Dannish are really relaxed about bodily functions and drinking.
Also the BonBon candy is pretty damn tasty.

they’re not relaxed – they’re obsessed.

I DON’T WANNA GO TO BONBONLAND

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As a Dane who has in fact been to Bon Bon Land I have to agree with you on the whole creepy theme park thing. Even though we do not allow censorship in our country this is by far one of the weirdest theme parks in DK. Kids love it though!

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the best -only at Denmark

Fully weird!!!

if it gets abandoned then it really becomes creepy as shit, lol

“Det er deilig å være norsk – i Danmark” is a famous slogan that Denmark uses to advertise themselves in Norway. There is nothing “deilig” with this park, it just seems creepy.

It is not as creapy as it might seem. The rides are actually a lot of fun – for kids as well as for adults. Try it out before you judge it.

I’ll go there for fun but I’ll probably have nightmares after.

I’d heard that Euro Disney had to be closed down becaue the locals heard resports of six-foot mice.

I was borned and raised in Denmark, but I never for one second even considered how creepy Bonbonland must look if you’re a tourist just popping by till I saw this. Now that I think about it, I can see why people think it’s so weird but growing up with it just existing and going there every other year it’s just not that odd. The characters are all based on their sweets (some of which have been taken off the shelves since the factory was taken over by another company, though) so it does actually make sense if you’ve been living in Denmark and seen the (I’ll admit sometimes a bit weird) sweets in the shops.

I actually just got a job there. Agree with Tabita. I can see why foreigners might be somewhat shocked. Its a bit out of context though, as there are a lot of other rides and attractions that has no perverse or creepy animals or characters. Like pedal ducks, a worm in an apple (merry-go-round), a dragon that goes round, a water-rafting attraction with beavers. Its all in a theme of candy and goofballs.