I'm a tourist from China. It is my third time in Germany but first time in Hamburg. I visited Miniatur Wunderland this afternoon. I am not a fan of train, but a huge fan of tiny things. I'm impressed by the amazing work you do. Especially the light design, so into details, tiny and real, must be very difficult to do! I really enjoyed everything in the wonderland!
Special thanks to the friendly and helpful staff at ticket office:)
However I have two suggestions. First, the Scandinavia section has a huge watery area, but the ceiling light reflection in the water makes the scene looks not as real as others, this problem appears more obvious when seeing from a photo. Second, I found most things you can buy from gift shop are things you can also find from other places. I am really looking forward to more unique gift shop products that represents your idea and design more.
Thanks for your time! Looking forward to the upcoming theme worlds!
Hi, Unfortunately I didn't know of you existed when I was last in Hamburg. Next time I'll make it a point to stop in and view your exhibit - it looks fantastic on the You Tube video.
I note you're looking at other areas to expand your railway.
I think an Austalian section would offer this. With our historic break of gauges between the various Australian states, long distance trains such as the Indian-Pacific, The Ghan and The Overlander, The Spirit of Progress, and the various "Lander" trains of Queensland - eg: Sunlander, Inlander, Savannahlander. Anyway, this is just a thought.
Certainly, you can't get anywhere further away from Europe than the land Down Under.
Saw video on TV - "How Do They Do It". Was awesome!!! Making plans to visit Europe. Your Big Miniatur Wunderland is on my visit list. Love trains and planes and all that you have created.
We are planning to visit on Wednesday, 6 Nov. 2013, and are looking for information as to whether the facility will be open that day. Can any one from management help us?
We are very pleased about this kind of work in miniature. In our university (ESPOCH) we are developing some research project for moving airplanes, cars and trains with microelectronic systems. It is very useful the information you provide.
Thanks a lot and I hope to visit someday.
Fernando Proaño
FACULTY & RESEARCHER MEMBER ESPOCH
We are very pleased about this kind of work in miniature. In our university (ESPOCH)we are developing some research project for airplanes, cars and trains to control with microelectronics. It is very useful the information you provide.
Thanks a lot and I hope to visit some day.
Fernando Proaño
FACULTY & RESEARCHER MEMBER ESPOCH
Me and hubby came to see the railway last weekend for his 50th birthday. Was absolutely breathtaking. Spent 7 hours there and if our feet hadn't given up would have stayed longer! Brilliant brilliant place
joe
I'm a tourist from China. It is my third time in Germany but first time in Hamburg. I visited Miniatur Wunderland this afternoon. I am not a fan of train, but a huge fan of tiny things. I'm impressed by the amazing work you do. Especially the light design, so into details, tiny and real, must be very difficult to do! I really enjoyed everything in the wonderland!
Special thanks to the friendly and helpful staff at ticket office:)
However I have two suggestions. First, the Scandinavia section has a huge watery area, but the ceiling light reflection in the water makes the scene looks not as real as others, this problem appears more obvious when seeing from a photo. Second, I found most things you can buy from gift shop are things you can also find from other places. I am really looking forward to more unique gift shop products that represents your idea and design more.
Thanks for your time! Looking forward to the upcoming theme worlds!
Xi Xueqing
I note you're looking at other areas to expand your railway.
I think an Austalian section would offer this. With our historic break of gauges between the various Australian states, long distance trains such as the Indian-Pacific, The Ghan and The Overlander, The Spirit of Progress, and the various "Lander" trains of Queensland - eg: Sunlander, Inlander, Savannahlander. Anyway, this is just a thought.
Certainly, you can't get anywhere further away from Europe than the land Down Under.
Vielen Dank!
Comment:
Have a look here: http://www.miniatur-wunderland.com/visit/open/regular-opening-hours/
We are open 365 days a year ;-)
Thanks a lot and I hope to visit someday.
Fernando Proaño
FACULTY & RESEARCHER MEMBER ESPOCH
We are very pleased about this kind of work in miniature. In our university (ESPOCH)we are developing some research project for airplanes, cars and trains to control with microelectronics. It is very useful the information you provide.
Thanks a lot and I hope to visit some day.
Fernando Proaño
FACULTY & RESEARCHER MEMBER ESPOCH