If you're in the area it's definitely a place to go to. We did a day trip from Munich and it took…read moreabout 2 hrs from Munich HBF. Primarily German signage everywhere but if they see foreigners the staff do explain rides in English. We were unprepared so be sure to bring swimsuit and a change of clothes as there are water play areas. Not bad for €17- buy tickets in advance. Kids 3 and under are free

Unlike other amusement parks targeted at young children -- where it's often just about the…read moremerchandise -- we're now in the third hour of our first visit to the park and I've not yet seen an opportunity to buy playmobile. My daughters don't want to stop playing, even to eat, despite the high quality concessions, much better than you'd expect at an amusement park of this size. One of the more interactive and least commercial amusement parks I've seen. If you're visiting Munich, and only have time for one park, skip Legoland and come here.

Really great for the price but my claustrophobia peaked when trying to go down the rides. You have…read moreto go up several flights of stairs to reach the water rides. Its a lot of fun but there isn't any air circulation in this stair tower so it feels very humid and muggy like a sauna and it makes for a hard time to breathe. The waterbowl is fun but the kids end up hanging innthe center or they go down the slides without a tube and ruin your fun. There is no adult supervision in the slides area. Its open. It gets crowded too, but the food is decent. I would go back. They have several slides and pools and health spas.

Soooooooo much fun! For all ages!…read more We came here because a friend told us about the place. we definitely were not disappointed! We got here around 1230 and didn't leave until almost 2300!! We had snagged a cabana inside the area with a wave pool, which turns on whenever it feels like. Let's get to the fun part ... the SLIDES!!! There's roughly 10 different types of water slides!! And all of them are different "levels" if you will. Some are more intense than others. And majority of these are kid friendly! There is a small baby section behind a cabana area by the wave pool. I was too satisfied with the indoor areas I never even stepped foot outside!! There is an outdoors area; but I have no idea what it's like out there! For the adults ... there's a few different mineral baths which are free of charge! And a sauna, which you must pay for. We bought all day passes for two adults and a baby (under 1 year) and only paid 42€ all together!! Not bad for an extremely fun family filled day!!