TIVOLI GARDENS
Copenhagen, Denmark
Park News - (7/10/07) Tivoli will end it’s licensing agreement with a Japanese theme park over the rights to use the Tivoli name when it expires in December 2008. The Kurashiki Tivoli Park opened back in 1997 and pays $45,700 a year to use the Tivoli name. The park drew 3.2 million guests the year it first opened but only 845,000 this past year and has rejected any suggestions from Tivoli to invest, expand or improve their park.
(10/16/06) You can see photos taken at Tivoli’s first ever Halloween event posted to the ThemeparkDenmark website.
2008 - Nothing is known at this time.
2010 - Luxury Hotel Tower - Canceled - (7/14/07) The plans submitted by Tivoli to build a luxury hotel tower were apparently turned down by the local city council from what I’ve been told.
(11/20/06) You can see some rough artwork that shows off the general look of the hotel as well as how it will appear amongst the other city skyscrapers at ThemeparkDenmark. You can also see a model of it here.
(11/17/06) Tivoli made waves in Denmark this week with the announcement of a plan to build a 102 meter tall luxury hotel tower that would be one of the tallest buildings in Copenhagen. They are in talks with Four Seasons to operate it. The tower would be designed by British architect Lord Norman Foster.
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