Juhu, seit langem wieder zu Besuch im Monkipark...war zumindest der erste Gedanke…read more 1. Auf Sockenpflicht wird nicht wirklich geachtet. Einige spazieren hier mit Schuhen oder Barfuß. Scheint egal zu sein. 2. Klettergarten, wird nicht drauf geachtet ob alles reibungslos läuft. Ein Kind nach dem anderen wird angehängt und los gehts. Das aber ein Kind nicht weiterkommt und ne volle halbe Stunde an einer Stelle stecken blieb und hinter ihr gleich 10 weitere Kinder schon am warten waren, lies die Mitarbeiterin kalt. Sie stellte ihren Ventilator auf und setzte sich gemütlich hin.

If you're thinking of having kids, spend 10 minutes at this place and you will change your mind…read more Horrible. Sweaty, grubby children running around screaming, acting obnoxious, cutting in line without any supervision. Entrance is expensive and they charge extra for every little thing like climbing or race cars. If it's a rainy day you're better off going to the library or a bookshop like Thalia and reading to your kids, or go to an indoor swimming pool or the movies.

OUTSTANDING is all i can really say. This museum is just so…read moregreat and really well done and organised with the most wonderful staff that children could want. My FIVE STAR rating should say it all.

This museum is fully hands-on with activity hosts who deliver well-designed programming in German…read moreand English. The facility is bright, clean and of exceptional interior and museum design. Adults are welcome (and encouraged) to accompany children into the thematic exhibitions. Reservations, which can be made online, are essential. Arts and crafts sessions tend to book to capacity before the nature and science modules. Zoom is a splendid way for all ages to spend a morning or afternoon.

Hahaha Happyland! A place filled with so many different activities it's amazing that it hasn't…read morefallen prey to the stresses of going through an identity crisis. I visited K-Burg for three weeks in the winter of 2007-08 to watch my ex play for the Xion Dukes, the hometeam of Klosterneuburg. Happyland is their place of residency, a building that houses the most odd array of indoor activities I've ever heard under one roof. The gym is dated, but adequate I guess, it kind of reminded me of my high school gym back at home, but it is what it is. Not even a couple steps walk from the gym is an entire indoor water park complete with heated lamps to give you the "tropical feel", water slides, and wave pools. There is a decent restaurant on the premises that fed the players after each of the games, just outside the gym was where I spent most of the breaks from the game though...at the bar where large twisted pretzels and beer were never ending. I guess this is a family destination kind of place when you live in Vienna as this town is so small you could blink and miss it, it must be a nice change of pace from the bitter cold air and constant snow in the middle of the winter. You know, catch a bball game and go for a dip in the faux tropics...totally normal.

I was not particularly impressed with this place, sure it looks big and it looks like they have…read morelots of fun things to do, but that is an illusion. Firstly the website is very miss leading and it does not give you the really important information you need. The information is there but you need to search for it. But first you need to know what your searching for. For example, everyone needs to play in socks, no bear feet, this is really important information for a parent to know, as it is summer time and my child is not wearing socks as it is too hot. But of course they will SELL you socks when your there. Secondly all the really cool stuff the children want to play on or with cost extra money, so after paying to get into the place, you continue paying for half of the stuff in there. Again important information we should have known before going there. Then i had issues with the safely there, as there are not really many people working there and you can clearly see they are bored and unhappy and just not paying attention. I could go on and on but i will not. Basically the end result is THAT I WILL NEVER GO BACK THERE AGAIN. out of the three main places i took my eight year old boy, I would suggest the following. Monoplis, 100% take your child there, this place rocks, LOVE IT. Bogi Park you can go there but dont expect too much, it is not so bug and you need to pay for some extra things. Family Fun Park, DO NOT GO THERE.

Took the subway station to Prater, which is like Vienna's version of Golden Gate Park in SF and…read moreCentral Park in NY, and they have a free amusement park you can walk through with a famous giant ferris wheel. I mainly just walked around and enjoyed the sights and sounds of the amusement park, and took a bunch of photos of my surroundings. There were uniformed school marching bands that marched and performed thorughout the park during the afternoon I visited, ranging from elementary-aged children up to high school. I ate a Hungarian flatbread called langos for the first time! Enjoyed a very nice couple of hours just walking around as a tourist.

Ah, the Prater. This is a decently sized amusement park that is fun for both kids and adults! You…read morewill see everything a typical park has, from a shooting gallery to flying swings and a ferris wheel. Prices are reasonable, and you pay at each ride. It's also a neat place just to walk through, as there is no admission fee. The soda vending machines were cheap compared to other places, with a bottle of coke for just 1 Euro! At night the rides are all lit up making for a really cool ambiance. It's fun to listen to the screams and try to figure out which ride they're coming from! Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're in Vienna for the culture, the history, the romance of it all. You still need a little time to break away and experience the fun side, and the Prater will give you that...just go! 43/2025

Cute, affordable and fun museum with a lovely staff and great customer service. I do recommend…read moregoing with a friend, as a few of the exhibits require at least two people. I had plenty of fun on my own, but definitely would have benefited from bringing someone along. Highly recommend!

Nice museum, very interesting for both adults and kids and extremely friendly staff…read more Can only recommend it!