Friday 25 Sep, 2026

Liseberg says goodbye to the Crystal Hall

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The Liseberg amusement park has announced that it will be closing down the so-called Crystal Hall, the attraction where visitors' bodies appear distorted in the mirrors hung in the building. The Crystal Hall has been at Liseberg since 1962 but will now make way for a new attraction set to open in 2026.

Liseberg is not revealing exactly what it's about yet, but Liseberg's CEO Andreas Andersen tells GP that it's about a family attraction that will be quite large and appreciated by both children and adults.

The Crystal Bar will close on 14 September. Until then, entry is free, but an admission ticket to Liseberg is required to visit the attraction.

Source: Tjock.se

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