SZIGET FESTIVAL 2007

NO WIMPS HERE...

Despite the occasional rain and mud, we participated in Sziget Festival for the seventh time in 2007., once again with an adventurous play park. There were lots of old games in the Pöttyös Nemnyúlpark (No Wimp Park), but of course there were also many new adventures in store for you.

ARE YOU CURIOUS WHAT THE PÖTTYÖS NEMNYÚLPARK (NO WIMP PARK) WAS LIKE?

Come to our gallery and be amazed. Look for yourself in the photos. If you weren’t a wimp, you probably had your picture taken.

• August 8, 2007. (Wednesday)
• August 9, 2007. (Thursday)
• August 10, 2007. (Friday)
• August 11, 2007. (Saturday)
• August 12, 2007. (Sunday)
• August 13, 2007. (Monday)
• August 14, 2007. (Tuesday)

HAPPENINGS AT THE PÖTTYÖS NEMNYÚLPARK (NO WIMP PARK)

Pöttyös no-wimp(s) race

There was nothing to stop you from testing your skills on the Pöttyös no-wimp(s) race track. You had to balance on the narrow plank, try to avoid the gigantic rudis and reach the finish line. It wasn’t even that difficult, was it?

Dot-sumo

This was one of our most popular games in 2007. Did you also use your belly? We had the guts to make anybody a champion. You only had to try on a huge red dot and show your competitors who had the best big-belly on the island.

Pöttyös Springboard

Up and down; up and down. Those who let the Pöttyös Springboard help them rise above could take an energetic leap over the heads of others. A rubber rope was there to make sure you didn’t hurt yourself.

Evening pyjama party

We launched a pyjama every evening. If you came at 10.00 pm and stood within range of the huge slingshot, you got a variety of Pöttyös gifts falling onto your head and into your lap.

Butt Beauty Contest

Everybody could show there stuff here! We chose the most pretty male and female butts every evening, and in addition to the usual Pöttyös panties and boxer shorts, winners also received a Pöttyös towel.

Eye Toy Golem

The game of games, where everything felt as if you were really doing it – and you really could do it! Boxing, chopping wood, playing table-tennis or the guitar. With the help of the ‘big eye’, you could easily control the adventure without any wires or joysticks.

Varroda (Henna tattoo)

Have you always been jealous of people tattooed with cool pictures, but were never daring enough to try it yourself? In the Nemnyúlpark (No Wimp Park), you could ask for shapes to be tattooed on you for free with no pain or risk. The ‘tailors’ sewed them onto you, of course with henna.

Elektro-Rudi

You could use the Electro-Rudi and send photos or videos of yourself to those who stayed at home, giving them a taste of the atmosphere at Pöttyös Nemnyúlpark (No Wimp Park).

Dot Hunting

The islanders were happy to wear Pöttyös stickers. No wonder, as those who were hunted down by the beautiful girls in dotted dresses or handsome guys in dotted gear could also pick up gifts in the Pöttyös Nemnyúlpark (No Wimp Park).

Give a dot!

Pöttyös is a committed supporter of the Piros Orr Clown Doctors Foundation. During Sziget Festival, you could make a donation at Pöttyös Nemnyúlpark (No Wimp Park) to help the clown doctors heal more and more hospitalised children. Even a small dot was a big help!

Dot Bazaar

In the Dot Bazaar – as you already know – you could trade your collected Pöttyös Túró Rudi wrappers for loads of Pöttyös gifts. Lengendary Pöttyös boxer shorts and brand new, trendy Nemnyúlpark (No Wimp Park) T-shirts were a success, but all of our other gifts were distributed as well. You exchanged nearly 1,400,400 (!) Pöttyös Túró Rudi wrappers.

In addition...

There was an electric car connecting the entrance of the Sziget and Pöttyös Nemnyúlpark (No Wimp Park), and also a Pöttyös Zeppelin and photos with live Pöttyös Túró Rudis...