On the surface, this park is great. Fun colorful atmosphere. Great rides. Reasonable pricing. Maybe…read moreit was just our experience and yours maybe different. Personally we were a bit disappointed with this park. The biggest problem with this park is the reliability. Half of the rides are always closed. Speed of sound closes five minutes after it opens. Also, the pizza stands are never in stock. We waited 15 minutes for one pizza to be made for one person while we waited in the back of a super long line. And the pizza is awful. The park keeps wanted to expand without using their money is more long- term ways like better staff, and bigger food ovens. It's still a very charming quirky colorful park with a great atmosphere and rides.

Clearly one of the better parcs in Europe if you like rollercoasters, particularily the Goliath…read morecoaster is worth a ride. Never mind that the original Goliath coaster in the US in Sixflags Magic Mountain is about twice as high as this one here. The other coasters are great as well, but cannot recall the names right now. There are a few other more or less scary rides that are familiar from fun fairs. Apart from that, it is your usual themeparc with crappy expensive food and whiny children ;-)

Best park I even visited !!! Even it is a rainy day but…read morethere are indoor area We have so much fun And adults have fun too This place is very special Kids from 2 to 12 will all enjoy it !!! I highly recommend people come

The largest playground in Europe! We weren't allowed to go to amusement parks when we were young…read more(My parents insisted they were trashy. I never agreed until I actually went to one as an adult), but we were allowed to go the Linnaeushof, and by our early teens we were riding our bikes 30 minutes to go hang out here. The Linnaeushof has equipment for kids of all ages, ranging from a simple play area for toddlers, to go-karts, an indoor playground, huge slides, a small waterpark, and really cool chairlifts that took you for a ride across the lake, which you could also explore by paddle boat! At the heart of the playground stands a restaurant, though perhaps snackbar would be a better term. Basic french fries, kroketten, etc., and ice cream. Nothing special, but it's perfect for kids parties and long playground days.

Very cute fairytale themed theme park for the little ones 2- 10 (really probably 8) years old. Most…read morerides a 2 year old can go on, some with supervision and some even by themselves. The lady bug boats, carriage ride, pony (no real) rides were all lots of fun. The park train is also lots fun!

SO glad we came here!! We visited The Netherlands for a week and thought this sounded like a fun…read moreplace to take the kids (ages 3 & 5). Boy were we right!! Everything about this place was amazing - so clean and well done, friendly staff, large place, and everything tailored toward small kids. Carousels, little rides like cars & boats, petting zoo with the most mild mannered goats we have ever seen, a massive in-ground trampoline, a train, singing busts (with the best song ever!), and the list goes on and on. We could spent countless hours here and still not get tired. We will definitely be back here again.

We went there with my 3 year old son. We went on a tractor ride and while we were getting off the…read moreoperator kept running the tractor which almost ran over my son and injured myself and him. The operator had an awful behaviour blaming us for this accident while he missed checking the cameras. I don't recommend this amusement park!

Miniworld is a nice place to visit with family or friends. We each used our RotterdamPas membership…read moreand so its free admission for us. Otherwise, admission is currently 14.70 Euro per person. You'll get to see miniature models of Rotterdam's landscape, such as the Erasmusbrug bridge, Euromast, Stadhuis (City Hall building), Rotterdam Centraal Station, and etc. You can spend about 30+ minutes here to browse the entire exhibits. They are also constructing a miniature version of Great Britain in the lower level, but it will probably take a few more years to complete. Overall, it's a cool tourist attraction to check out while in Rotterdam. It's also a five minutes walk from Rotterdam Central Station.

One of the most fun things we did in Rotterdam. Admission (~10,0) euros is reasonable, and free…read morelockers once you get your 2 euro coin back. Stepping inside, you are steeped in a vast, complex mini world highlighting Rotterdam and many neighborhoods and smaller local cities to the area. At a scale of 1min. = 1hr., it's really cool to watch the day lighting transition to evening lighting (pinks), and finally end with night. All the little lights in mini world light up, and you feel like you are watching a tiny world exist. Highly recommend!

Love this family park. Wildlife, water park, bicycle to the…read morelocal beach, rides, tents, caravans & huts I would return

Me and my partner (both in our early 20s) booked this park via a national newspaper offer so for…read moreour accommodation which was a Duingalow was only around £70 for a Monday to Friday stay. We booked a Ramsgate - Ostende ferry with LD Lines which I think we paid around £200.00 for. It was awful. Never again. When we arrived at the park the staff were friendly and spoke perfect English (which was great for us!). We were shown to our Duingalow (caravan) and weren't disappointed. It was a lovely caravan with a bit of decking and a BBQ. Everything worked fine and had everything it was supposed to. The park itself it really great... anyone with children should definately come here. The theme park is brilliant considering it's free (it's no Chessington or antyhing of that calibre but it certainly is entertaining). The water park is FABULOUS! and only costs about 2 euros for people staying at the site. We ate at one of the little fast food places which was also pretty good (a little expensive but I've generally found that places like this generally are in Europe). The staff (and locals) are really helpful. I (very spectacularly) managed to fall down 1 step and badly sprain my ankle. A very nice lady (not staff) came over and asked if I was alright as I had been sat on the floor for a while. I managed to get up and hobble away fine but it swelled up a LOT once I rested it. The next day we stopped at reception as we were leaving that day and asked for someone to 'properly' strap up my ankle so that I could walk on it a little and they were brilliant. We went into the little supermarket on site for 1/2 things but generally found it a bit overpriced (again as they all are at these kinds of places) but just in the town there is a supermarket called C1000 (which the reception staff actually recommended to us) which is brilliant. There is a LOVELY pizza place directly opposite. I would definately recommend it. We are going back this year (with a different ferry company for a much better price!) and are very much looking forward to it.

I was told about this attraction when I visited Rotterdam many years ago. Unfortunately I was…read moreworking the entire time and never had the opportunity to visit it. This time around I had some free time and decided to check it out. Despite having gotten a description from someone who had visited before me, I was surprised by the details in the scale models of various structures from across The Netherlands. Walking through the property exposed me to various buildings that were part of Dutch history. The mechanical people mimicking processions and a concert were a cool touch. I loved the mechanical trains, boats, cars, buses and planes that made the scenes more realistic. Definitely a must see in my book.

It's a great place to visit when you're in the Netherlands. You begin with a short film about war…read morehero George Maduro. The miniature theme park is interactive and is fun for all ages. They have moving trains, planes, ships and automobiles. You need a good two hours to go through the park. It's May and there were no tulips, only giant fake ones. The gift shop is worth taking a look at. The coolest thing was the KLM airplane. You go in and are given a numbered seat. Sights of Netherlands are seen through the passenger windows. I don't know how much the entrance is as the entry was part of our escorted tour package.