The Fieldlab event in Efteling could not take place due to insufficient enthusiasm. Only season ticket holders could buy tickets and due to a lack of time, the amusement park was unable to offer the remaining tickets to regular visitors, a spokesperson told NU.nl when asked.
“It was too short a day to set up our ticket sales system in such a way to register regular visitors and sell the tickets to them. Otherwise we would certainly have done that,” said the spokesperson.
The Fieldlab event was supposed to take place on Saturday, April 24, but because only half of the intended eight thousand tickets were sold, lead researcher Andreas Voss of Fieldlab and the Breda University of Applied Sciences saw insufficient criteria for a thorough and useful study.
Although the spokesperson acknowledges that the organization was somewhat surprised by the disappointing ticket sales, he also understands very well that people want to wait a while before visiting the popular fairytale park.
“Visitors had to meet a number of requirements for the Fieldlab event, including a test before and after the visit. Moreover, the cabinet recently announced that the amusement parks in the Netherlands may open again from 11 May, subject to conditions. imagine that people want to wait a few more weeks. “
Fieldlab’s research was aimed at investigating whether a number of corona measures that apply in the amusement park could be released under certain conditions.
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