Dutch theme park Efteling has launched its transformed Efteling Symphonica water show, which has been redesigned to bring it into line with the park’s sustainability goals.
Part of Efteling’s drive to reduce its carbon footprint, the transformation has seen the fire effects – which used propane – removed from the show. Instead, 8m-high ‘beacons of light’ have been added around the lake, creating dramatic and colourful thematic effects.
The show also features a new piece of music, creating a completely refreshed experience for visitors.
“We are extremely happy with this final result,” said Koen Sanders, director of product, marketing and image.
“We want to keep innovating for both day guests and overnight guests. In addition, we’re taking another step in the right direction towards Efteling’s climate objective by removing the fire effects from the show. We want to be climate-neutral by 2030 and the use of such a show effect no longer fits in with that.
“With the addition of the beacons of light, a new piece of music and new show effects, we have realised a completely new experience.”
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