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d'Arconatistraat 3
1700 Dilbeek
Belgium
02 451 69 40
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What time does Skatepark Dilbeek open?
Skatepark Dilbeek opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Skatepark Dilbeek close?
Skatepark Dilbeek closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Does Skatepark Dilbeek have parking?
Yes, Skatepark Dilbeek has parking options.
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Was at the event, and had good time. Also skateboard did not break. People were saying about it's…read morenot pleasant during the night, but I was not there for the night.
I love the fact that you'll see old people sitting on the benches watching the young, i love the…read morefact that they put a skatepark so central. Not the best skatepark in the world, but an authentic belgian place for everyday life, not touristy at all.
This is one of a few parks in Antwerp. It's not the biggest, and has a slightly run down feel due…read moreto some of the construction currently going on. A nice place on a sunny day to sit on a bench by water, but not as scenic as most other parks.
Yep, this is a park, and a fairly decent one at that. Okay, we didn't spend a huge amount of time…read morewandering around it namely because it was getting a little dark and we were trying to locate a laundromat (I'm starting to call them wash salons for some bizarre reason - maybe it is because that is what the Germans call them). Anyway this certainly isn't what I would call a boring park since there are quite a few things to do here, even if lying on the grass and having a snooze is your idea of doing something in a park (though make sure nobody steals your bag if that is what you are doing). As I wandered through here I did encounter some play equipment and a rather pleasant lake. However, the great thing about the park was simply its greenery, even in the early evening the place was pleasant.
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Kinda cool castle like structures for kids but people have brought mattresses and sleeping bags and…read morelive there - prob 4 stars without the homeless encampments, 3 with random mattresses etc
Not the best children's playground we have been to by far. The castle wasn't very imaginative in…read moreits construction, in how children could access it or how it would ignite children's imaginations. It smelled like urine in parts and there were cigarette butts all over the place. The sand was the best feature but some of the sand features were broken and there were no tools with which to scoop the sand with to use the features that weren't broken, which was a shame. I wouldn't make an effort to visit it again as there are better parks in Brussels. We quite liked Parc Bonnevie near Flanders. On the upside, the gardens near the children's play park were a great space for our little ones to run around and climb things, they were much more stimulated here. It is also about 10 mins walk from the Eurostar terminal and if you have an hour kill with your kids before your train leaves it's worth going there to expend some energy.