If you've been to Disneyland or Disney World Magic Kingdom then you will see a lot of dopplegangers…read moreat Phantasialand. A lot of the rides are comparable. Though the roller coasters are top notch. Mamba is aweeeeeeeweeeeeweeeesome. And don't rule out Colorado Adventure (train roller coaster) the turns and the gravity spins are top knotch. The shows are interesting. The sport show is cool with some nice stunts (the do this light show that I still can't understand why....Germans!). The Ice Dance show is really good too. They do some interesting things on a tiny ice rink. The fun house is truely thought provoking, They did a lot of work on it and it has some interesting parts. We didn't get to see the China Acrobatic show...they were setting it up while we were leaving to go eat. Food is okay, we ate at the Tapas restaurant. Not really worth it, and they don't serve Tapas! Just main dishes. We ate at the buffet in the restaurant. Interesting mix, got to try some different meats (kangaroo, rabbit, zebra). Slightly expensive, but tasty stuffs and great atmosphere. To get to the hotel buffet you have to leave the park and walk around the outside and then enter the hotel, then go through the lobby to go outside. Definitely will be going back.

If you're going to visit Phantasialand then you've got to make the choice whether you want to sell…read moreone of your kids to stay in the on-site hotel or if you want to make yourself miserable by staying elsewhere and traveling to the park. The park itself has a beautiful design, fun roller coasters, pretty tasty food & drinks, and has been enjoyable to visit. The restaurant & hotel are another story. If you'd like to read the blunt, blatant and painfully truthful reviews from the hotel Ling Bao & Restaurant Bamboo check out my page.

Amazing out- and indoor playground area for kids, and amazing relaxing for adults... Water slide,…read moretrampolines, several playgrounds, bouncy castle and snacks & drinks... My 4 kids had all day fun and have never been bored.

From the owner: Der Tolli-Park in Mayen ist ein Familienfreizeitpark mit großem Indoor-Spielplatz und ideal für…read moreAusflüge mit Kindern bei jedem Wetter. Der beheizte Indoor-Spielplatz ist ein zentraler Bestandteil des Parks und bietet Kletter- und Spielbereiche, Rutschen, Trampoline sowie familienfreundliche Fahrgeschäfte – perfekt für Regen-, Winter- und Schlechtwettertage. Ergänzt wird das Angebot durch einen Freizeitpark-Außenbereich, der auch im Winter mit zahlreichen Attraktionen geöffnet ist. Im Winter sorgt zusätzlich die überdachte Schlittschuhbahn mit echtem Eis für besonderen Familienspaß.

The whole Family had a great time. We have a son and daughter, ages one and four, and there was…read moreplenty for them to do in the park. We live in Wiesbaden so the drive is fairly quick and there is plenty of parking. The lines are fairly short, particularly in the morning. The day that we went was fairly overcast, So that may have kept some people from showing up. We had lunch there which was reasonably priced and delicious. The park isn't as overbearing on safety like places are in the United States, which was concerning for my wife but I enjoyed it. We look forward to going again!

I believe this park is intended for kids between the ages of 3 and 12. Our kids are almost 2 and 5…read moreand it was perfect. Tickets prices are based on height in cm., and can easily be purchased online. Kids under 100 cm are free. Americans beware, German liability laws are much different, and it's very much "participate at your own risk" park wide. That said, as long as you're exercising smart parenting practices, its pretty awesome! For instance, you can literally control some of the rides as a parent. Many low intensity rides have no staff supervision - you on and off-board whenever the next empty cart rolls up. There's a wide variety of things to do from ball pits to epic slides, a trampoline park, small roller-coaster, petting zoo, legit log ride, and numerous carnival-style-dizzying rides. The food was excellent: high end cafeteria style schnitzel/wurst/burger/fries, along with coffee baristas, flammkuchen, and candy/cotton candy/gelato/popcorn stands. We parents and the kids had a blast. Strongly recommend for parents and kids under 12.

An enjoyable 2-day street festival stretching all the way from the Rhein up to the Beuel bahnhof!…read moreThe neighbourhood comes alive with locals and visitors enjoying the festivities starting at midday on Saturday. You'll find: * lots of food (from German sausages to Spanish paella to Asian noodles) * rides for the kids * chances to win prizes from local business * lots of neighbourhood clubs * exhibit of many classic and antique cars * several music stages * a car salesyard (yup - a car yard magically pops up on the banks of the Rhein!) Shops are also open on the Sunday from 12-5. Come along and check out the music & food, and discover the neighbourhood!