Went to tivoli gardens recently, trip report incoming

>Park was relatively easy to get to, right in the center of town
>Walk in a little before lunch (11am)
>Start my day off light, looking at the decorations and watching families make their way around the park
>Hit up the chairswing, possibly the most beautifully-set example that I've ever seen, right in the center of the park overlooking the main promenade and fountain
>Walk around some of the carnival game areas, play a few even though some were fucking rigged as shit, enjoy myself
>Hit up the milky way express which is cute but underwhelming
>Have a fucking BLAST on Rutschebanen because the brakemen felt like being absolute madmen that day, I went on at least 6 times
>Unfortunately Tik-Tak and the super tall chairswing were closed for various reasons
>Have a great time on Aquila which is a fantastic flat ride that more parks need
>Eat an overpriced but filling lunch at the restaurant overlooking the pond with the pirate ship (pic related)
>Take a ride on the magic carpet, which was actually pretty okay
>Fatamorgana was closed which also sucked
>Enjoyed generic drop tower as the line was short
>Walked on to the little Hans Christensen Andersen dark ride, was pretty damn cute
>Daemonen was supposed to open at 3, so a huge fucking line formed that I barely squeezed onto. Cute ride, but rather underwhelming due to space constraints
>Ended the day with a few more rowdy runs of Rutschebanen and a final chairswing

The park is not terribly exciting, but by god it was beautiful and really used the space well. The fact that it's in the middle of Copenhagen makes it a really easy sell to travelling families looking for something to do on vacation. The clear highlight was Rutschebanen, but I was mostly enamored with the attention to detail and relative beauty of the park. I'd love to go back when I have the chance, and I highly encourage every anon to go if they find themselves in Denmark. Charming/10.