" The cow ! Frankly, go ahead, it's beating! "Launches this father on Saturday afternoon at the entrance of the Récré des 3 Curés, in Milizac (Finistère). His little boy and his wife did not have the courage to test the Vertika, the brand new “roller coaster” (roller coaster). La Récré was one of three parks in France to reopen this weekend. With its 17 ha, this park created by a local family thirty years ago, has staked big this year: it is the only one in Europe to have invested 4 million euros in an attraction "feeling" unique of its kind .
VERTIKA
D-1 before the reopening of La Récré! Yesterday was the training day for seasonal workers who will welcome you tomorrow. On the program: information meeting, explanation of the protocol / COVID19 implemented, training in the various positions, and to finish in style: VERTIKA test!
Gepostet von Amusement park La Récré des 3 Curés am Freitag, 5. Juni 2020"Our park, a family structure that originally remained there, was rather well known locally and regionally," explains Nadine Bonnefoy-Podeur, alongside the other co-managers, her brother, Emmanuel, and her cousins, Kevin and Arnaud. “The objective today is to go from 220,000 year-round visitors to 300,000, and therefore enjoy national visibility. "
For the first day of reopening of the Récré, 1388 visitors flocked to the gate. “On our site, we have clearly explained the reception conditions and health precautions, after having checked everything with Snelac (National Syndicate of Leisure, Amusement and Cultural Spaces). Some attractions are closed, access is restricted, but the thrill rides continue to thrill.
Families and friends have come from other regions to scare themselves on the Vertika. Like Benjamin and Clément, two young Toulouse youtubers aged 24 and 20: “We mainly came for this novelty. This is the 15th time that we have tried it and we never tire of it! "That's good, the season was just beginning ...
www.larecredes3cures.fr, open only on weekends in June. Contact@larecre.fr, tel. 02.98.07.95.59. Price: 17.50 euros (under 12) and 20 euros, free entry for children under 1 meter.
