Never Tired of Visiting Tivoli

This time, we visited Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. Tivoli is known as one of the oldest amusement parks in the world, yet the park is clean and the attractions are fun. You can hardly feel the passage of time here. The park offers rides and attractions suitable for both adults and children, as well as a variety of themed restaurants. One of the most delightful surprises was the Asian-inspired Wagamama restaurant, where we could satisfy our cravings. During an overseas trip, enjoying a steaming bowl of ramen or curry rice brings a sense of pure happiness. As for ticket prices, there’s a little trick to save money. If parents want to cut costs, one can purchase just an entry ticket while the other buys a full-access ticket, allowing them to take turns accompanying the kids. However, note that children must have a full-access ticket to enjoy all the rides. This arrangement not only saves money but also ensures the kids can fully enjoy their time. What surprised us the most was that even during the summer holiday season, the park wasn’t as crowded as we expected. Most attractions had a wait time of less than 10 minutes. From the moment we entered, the kids were thrilled and could play non-stop until closing time. As night fell, there were live music performances in the park, creating a lively yet cozy atmosphere that added even more memories to our trip. Ultimately, the charm of Tivoli isn’t just about the rides or the food—it’s about seeing the pure joy on the children’s faces. As long as the kids are happy, visiting 100 times would never get old.