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Fun park with rides, go karts & a ferris wheel, plus dedicated attractions for younger kids.
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Reviews — 8
It's okay, decent park to bring your kids for a fun night.
It is an unkempt park, if they invested it would be great, they aren t so many entertainment thing
We really enjoyed a couple of hours at this small theme park/big funfair! Entry is free and you pay per ride, up to €3 per ride. You can buy a voucher at the various ticket booths throughout the park using credit card as well as cash, which is then scanned at each ride you (or in our case, the kids) go on - very easy.
We actually went on the afternoon of Easter Sunday and the park was pretty quiet. It was a little hard to work out where to park, we tried the JFK parking across the road but they closed from 2-6pm. Luckily we then found parking right next to Edenlandia for €3 (cash) for the full time.
In Edenlandia the kids never had to queue for a ride which was really nice for them compared to most funfairs and theme parks in the UK, and it was just right for them in terms of the rides available, they get scared by big rides but really enjoyed the little caterpillar rollercoaster, the Dumbo and frog "flying" rides, and the haunted house. They also loved the VR ride but this wasn't included in the ticket so was an extra €3 each.
The food options in the park were OK, not great. We had an icecream and water, and it was good but very expensive.
Overall this was a nice way to spend an afternoon, we were on holiday sight-seeing so this was a good way to change things up a bit for the kids and let them play a bit :)
We actually went on the afternoon of Easter Sunday and the park was pretty quiet. It was a little hard to work out where to park, we tried the JFK parking across the road but they closed from 2-6pm. Luckily we then found parking right next to Edenlandia for €3 (cash) for the full time.
In Edenlandia the kids never had to queue for a ride which was really nice for them compared to most funfairs and theme parks in the UK, and it was just right for them in terms of the rides available, they get scared by big rides but really enjoyed the little caterpillar rollercoaster, the Dumbo and frog "flying" rides, and the haunted house. They also loved the VR ride but this wasn't included in the ticket so was an extra €3 each.
The food options in the park were OK, not great. We had an icecream and water, and it was good but very expensive.
Overall this was a nice way to spend an afternoon, we were on holiday sight-seeing so this was a good way to change things up a bit for the kids and let them play a bit :)
Old rides and kind of desolated, but since Napoli doesn’t have many attractions for kids it’s a nice place for families to let out some steam.
Finally it has opened again..there are old and new rides..you can choose also with restaurants...the kiosk when u can choose ducks for prices takes just cash..one bad point there is no cash machine due to vandals ..and that's bad because the majority of food kiosks takes cash..
The GRAFFA is always THE BEST IN TOWN!!!!
THANK U
The GRAFFA is always THE BEST IN TOWN!!!!
THANK U
So glad it's added more attractions! Not too big, but not too small. Girls had fun, good way to spend half a day and eat there as well. Good organization, and food variety.
I think is cool... Street Art after the train station.. 😍❤️🔥
