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Karolinelund

Public amusement park in Aalborg, Denmark

Field	Value
name	Karolinelund
image	Karolinelund - Boomerang.jpg
image_size	200px
caption	Karolinelund
location	Aalborg, Denmark
coordinates
opening_date	1946
closing_date	2010
rides	17
owner	Aalborg Kommune

Karolinelund is a Danish public park located in Aalborg, Denmark, at the eastern end of the city centre. Until 2010, it hosted an amusement park.

History

Karolinelund was founded in 1946 by the brothers Volmer and Carl Lind and was later owned by Franck Bo Lind. In 2005, Lind sold the park to Torben "Træsko" Pedersen, who owned amusement facilities at Dyrehavsbakken. After only one season, Pedersen sold the park to Aalborg Kommune on 23 January 2007.

The park was called Tivoliland from the 1970s to 2005. When Pedersen bought the park in 2005, he changed the name to Tivoli Karolinelund and it later became known as, simply, Karolinelund, the original name of the area where the park is located.

The amusement park closed after the 2010 season.

References

(2025-05-20). "Karolinelund".

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