Queensday 2007
30 April = Queensday!
Queensday = Huge Outdoor Party!
If you want to see how the Dutch party at their craziest, this is your opportunity…
Queensday in Amsterdam is something you must have experienced at least once in your lifetime. At this day the city changes into orange, it becomes one major flea market, stages spring up through the city with all kinds of music, music pumps out of sound systems everywhere and parties just seem to pop up all the time out of nothing.
Officially Queensday is the national celebration of the birthday of the Dutch Queen Mother, but in reality this is only an excuse to party real hard.
The weather is the key factor for an outdoor festival like this, especially with the climate in Holland. But thanks to the global warming we had luckily this year one of the hottest Queensday ever.
We have partied along with 550.000 crazy people and our dedicated photographer tried to make some nice pictures from this fantastic annual event. We hope you enjoy. Here we go..!
At Queensday the dresscode is orange; the national color.
And as always it was pretty crowded again.
The drink of the day.
How many people can fit on a boat?
And how many boats fit in a canal?
Many stuff can be bought from professional shopkeepers…
And you can buy amazingly amounts of crap from people’s attics…
Well, who gives a shit…
Uhm…
Sometimes I start to believe in God…
And now I’m pretty close to sure.
Well, that’s another form of entertainment.
Party on!
It doesn’t matter, as long as it floats.
The water police standby.
Priceless moment…
They had a nice party going on at that boat.
A small houseparty at a streetcorner somewhere.
Dancing, dancing…
and dancing all day long…
As the day was passing by, the crap was piling up everywhere.
Grandma played the queen and stole the show… The audience rewarded her with throwing flowers towards her.
A free hug from who?
And as usual there’s always an end…
This was only a selection. All our pictures from Queensday 2007 can be found in our Queensday 2007 photo gallery.







