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Demons Arrive at Heide Park with Backstory of New Coaster
Soltau, Germany — With a laser show at the spectacular illuminated steel construction of Germany’s first wing coaster and its own stage show on weekends, demons arrive at Heide Park Resort. As part of the Halloween Nights presented at northern Germany’s biggest family and leisure park, guests at the construction site of a new major attraction unique in Germany have a photo opportunity and at the same time are revealed the theming of the coaster . Those who want to know what demons live in the park can visit www.heide-park.de/wingcoaster2014, with story backgrounds, photos and short films of the light show and of the Demon show. On Saturday, 26 October, the short demons live stage show is played again and before the pirate show from 21.00 clock in the arena of pirates at Heide Park Resort.
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