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Dhruv Patel
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    If you’re only there for about 30 minutes, try to arrive right after the morning rush, around 9 am. The artisans usually finish the first batch of carvings by then, so you can watch a finished toy being painted and get a quick demo. A quick stop at Wonderla Resort for a bite before heading out gives you a buffer and a chance to stretch your legs.

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