The Manneken Pis Tour
Day 3: Plopsaland

After lunch we headed over to give the Ghost Train a go. It's a well decorated ghost train, with a fun multi level layout. It has a nice range of fairground style ghost train tricks on the inside as well.

If you look carefully there you can see it even has it's own web site at: http:www.thethriller.nl/

After this we took the opportunity to check out the farm area at the end of the park. It has a nice selection of animals, including this large area you can ride a tractor through to see the goats and sheep.

The tractors do have brakes on them so you can stop the tractor in order to avert a potential tragedy.

A collection of a load of the farm animals in a well decorated barn.

A close up of one of the farms residents.

After doing the farm we headed over to an attraction that had been closed for the mourning, this large Starflyer.

I think this is the 4th one I've ridden in Europe. It has some spectacular views of the park, and the surrounding countryside, all the way to the coast. I can't believe a park in the U.K. hasn't thought to get one of these yet.

The view from the Starflyer was also handy as I spotted they'd got the Log Flume fixed, so we were able to get a go on it before returning to Brussels.

Another evening in Brussels, another load of chocolate shops to check out.