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There is a smile on her face, but Monique Veugelers is not entirely at ease as she films the Phantom attraction. "It looks spectacular. But when you are a mother with two children sitting in that attraction, you think about it differently for a moment," the woman from Nuenen explains. "Besides, I have a fear of heights myself."
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There is a smile on her face, but Monique Veugelers is not entirely at ease as she films the Phantom attraction. "It looks spectacular. But when you are a mother with two children sitting in that attraction, you think about it differently for a moment," the woman from Nuenen explains. "Besides, I have a fear of heights myself."