Simply Having A Tivoli Christmas Time

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Aren't budget airlines a wonderful thing. Thanks to them it was possible for me to get a flight, a low budget hotel and insurance for under £100, to visit The Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, one of the worlds most beautiful amusement parks, on my weekend off over  the Christmas period.
Incidentally, I can't be the only one who thinks it's wrong that it costs twice as much to get a train to the airport, than it does to fly from the airport to somewhere in Europe, no wonder everyone owns a car.
My visit was in the evening, so I got to see the park beautifully lit up, unfortunately it means some of the photos haven't come out that well, but they should give you a good idea of what's at the park. It is well worth visiting over the Christmas Period if you have a chance, especially if you can get a cheap deal like I did. (I used the Easyjet website to find mine).
After the Tivoli photos are some photos I took at Copenhagen Zoo which I also managed to visit during my trip.

That's the big stage, located by the parks main entrance. Located in front of it is a frog hopper like tower ride, which features a spinning pod. I think it's the Chinese Lantern ride, which is brought in especially at Christmas.

This shows the Christmas Markets that are held in the gardens during the Christmas events.

It's got to be the first time I've been to a park where I could do some of my Christmas shopping.

This is another of the shopping areas, especially lit up for Christmas.

This is the shopping area behind the Rutschebanen scenic railway wooden coaster. Spot the European female nudity.

This is one of the food shops, and the entrance to the fun house, located inside the Rutschebanen.

This is the inside of the fun house, it's like a big 3 floor playground.

This is the big palace located in the Tivoli gardens.

This is the big Ice Sculpture they've located outside the palace for the Christmas event.

This is a view of the Pagoda, and another ride they bring in for the Christmas period, the Music Carrousel.