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Bavaria opened as Alpine Village in 1976. It is a German-themed area just to the west of Main Street. | Bavaria opened as Alpine Village in 1976. It is a German-themed area just to the west of Main Street. | ||
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Bavaria opened as Alpine Village in 1976. It is a German-themed area just to the west of Main Street.
Food and Drink
Games
Restrooms
The closest restroom is located next to the Giant Sky Wheel.