Freizeit-Land Geiselwind in Geiselwind - Telefonnummer, Reservierungen, Bewertungen

It was a great day in the park and the weather was great too. 🌞

The park's strong focus on safety made our visit enjoyable. We felt safe and relaxed the entire time.

We have been going to Geiselwind once a year for decades. This year we were very disappointed. The water in the attractions where you get wet was extremely dirty and smelled. In my opinion that doesn't work at all. The sanitary facilities are very outdated, unkempt and already unhygienic at 10 a.m. Which is particularly unpleasant for small visitors. The prices for food, for example a Langos 9.00 euros and for a drink for example 0.5 l soft drink 4.25 euros are not justified in my opinion. The staff grumpy and unmotivated. The rides take a break and usually cannot use their full capacity due to technical defects. What happened to this beautiful theme park? We will definitely look for something different for our traditional excursion.

We visited the park yesterday and I have to say I was more than disappointed. Lunch break at the rides during the summer holidays. At the white water ride the water was a dirty, foamy broth, not very inviting. Some seats at the Drachenauge could not be occupied because the bar no longer closed. You should also think about having the sanitary facilities cleaned every now and then. All in all, I didn't find the park particularly clean. For 45 euros from 1.40m I would have liked something different.

Of course we had a nice day there. Unfortunately, the park and the attractions seem very dilapidated. Rust everywhere and the plaster and paint is crumbling. 6 rides were completely closed. And unfortunately the food was also below average. Fries pre-fried and almost cold. Pizza with almost no salt or spices and had the character of Norma Pizza. The last time I was there was almost 20 years ago

Geiselwind used to be great, but for the price of admission I actually think it's a joke. That many rides take a break at the same time. In other parks there are jumpers who take over at break time. Some of the staff were really unfriendly. Some toilets are actually underground, not all of them.

Unfortunately, on a sunny Saturday morning, we stood in line at the entrance for 45 minutes. It is advisable to buy the tickets online in advance (up to 1 day processing time), as the queue was much shorter here. Even though the parking lot seemed full, it went quite well and we rarely had to wait in line for more than 15 minutes at the attractions. However, €3.90 for 0.5L of water is sporty, the sinks in the toilets are sometimes broken and the restaurant prices are similar to a rest stop or an airport, which many guests avoid by bringing their own food. Nevertheless, we (even as adults) had a lot of fun here and a nice day. There is a lot to discover

Unfortunately not recommended!! Really showing its age, even if a few attractions are new. In the horror room, for example, there were already tattered masks hanging down, which could have been seen and remedied immediately by walking around before entering. Most employees give the impression that someone forced them to work there. Some of them were wearing jogging suits on the ride - we didn't know whether it was an employee or a guest!? Many rides are only open two-way. A lot of things are very carelessly and thoughtlessly installed somewhere in the park. Far from themed areas like in a real amusement park. And the park is just way too expensive for that! Adults just under 45 euros, kids 35 euros, currywurst without EVERYTHING almost 7 euros, hot dog 6 euros - you can go to the Steinau or Lochmühle adventure park, for example, with admission for less than 20 euros and a bratwurst for 3, 50EUR is far better off.

The entrance fee for the mostly old rides is very high. Food, drinks etc. totally overpriced. E.g. a small soft ice cream 3.90 euros.

Would probably be a good amusement park, but the rides only open after admission and then only open alternately. This may work when there is little going on, but when it is busier, you often end up queuing for free because the ride is not open. Very unfortunate.

Been there again for a long time (20 years plus). It's nice that a lot of things from before are still there, but there are also new attractions. Unfortunately, some of the toilet facilities are already very old.

Very nice. It never gets boring. There's so much to do there, so many different things. A day is simply too short. Came early and went home around 9pm...but kids didn't want to go home. Children still wanted to stay. Audience, visitors ok. Staff also nice and helpful. There were a few Arabs who couldn't find (or didn't want to find) trash cans and simply threw leftover food and packaging on the ground. But there's nothing you can do about it. Still very entertaining and nice...even for adults.

We were there on a busy Sunday. Some great rides were out of service without any notice on the homepage. Very outdated park. With the anniversary tickets you get another free entry within 28 days. Otherwise definitely too expensive for two adults and a child!

Unfortunately, the Geiselwind amusement park is getting old. Many attractions are broken or appear outdated, and the toilet facilities are unhygienic and run down. The entrance fee is in no way justified, especially when you take into account the astronomical prices for food and drinks - even water costs over 3 euros, and there are no free water dispensers. The staff hardly speaks any German and often seems overwhelmed. Overall, our visit was very disappointing and I would not recommend the park at this time.

A detailed review of the Geiselwind amusement park. It starts with the fact that it is not clear how and when you pay your €5 for the day park card. After asking, you find out that you can get them simply by clicking on the machine after your visit and then hand them in when you drive out. Let's get to the attractions, I'll be from the perspective of an adult man who likes action, together with his nephew (13 years). The attractions range from very good (Sling Shot Merkin) to mediocre (4D cinema) to complete disaster (Cobra Coaster). So in general, all of the attractions are fine, have reasonable waiting times and are very lovingly made. The VR experience is also highly recommended (the driver should probably avoid it if they are prone to vertigo). Now we come to the two gigantic minus points: firstly, I sat at the turntable attraction for a whole 15 minutes without it starting. The employee didn't feel compelled to let me know so that we knew what we were getting into. I then got out and after 22 minutes without a ride! Then the attraction started - that is unacceptable. The second big negative is the Cobra Coaster, this is really the most painful roller coaster I've ever ridden, I was seriously afraid for two hours that I was going to have a brain hemorrhage/concussion, it's so hard to hit your head on the bars in this jerk -Train. The attraction should be closed. As I said, the park is great and a recommendation, but you should avoid the Cobra and the business policy with the waiting times. What else struck me was that a lot of employees were visibly annoyed with their jobs and in a bad mood. I've never experienced that in any other amusement park and I've been to 20 different ones so far.

Investments need to be made here again. On many rides at least one car is broken. The restaurants are closed and the toilets smell terrible. The waiting time at the entrance of over an hour is usually not possible either.

It was really successful and has developed into a really good theme park! The entrance fees and the prices for food and drink are OK. As a normal family you have to dig deep into your pockets! However, it has to be said that the operators don't have much left to finance this park like the employees! Therefore no star deduction! ❤️ We'll be back...but no more 3 times a year!

We visited the park for the first time today and were unfortunately very disappointed. The entire park appears unkempt and the sanitary facilities leave a lot to be desired. To then charge 44 euros for entry is almost outrageous. Some attractions are only partially functional, while others are completely out of order. Even free tickets wouldn't persuade us to visit this park again. In comparison, the Schwabenpark in Swabia offers a similar level, but is significantly cheaper.

Outdated park Garbage cans from the previous day had not been emptied so there were a lot of wasps Food and drinks very overpriced No fun with two children

We were there with two families and had a very nice day! Nice staff, short waiting times gates rides! There is something for every age, we would be happy to do it again 🥰

The last time I was here was a good 15 years ago and back then I found it to be quite outdated and backwards compared to the rest of the country's parks. So I was looking forward to the next visit and what happened. After all this time, not much seems to have changed. Conclusion: Some of the rides are still outdated. Even newer attractions (e.g. Ramses to walk through) are partly apparently bought-up leftovers from showman companies. However, we found the catering areas to be very bad. Here 0 out of 5 stars! Sometimes extremely long waiting times at the snack bars. Just one hour after the store opened, the range of blackboards was only available to a limited extent or was no longer available at all. The quality is extremely bad. The staff shortage is particularly severe here. Unfortunately, the few people available understand little or no German. You will also look in vain for free WiFi (if needed). You could overlook all of this if it weren't for the price. €34.50 from 1m tall and €44.50 for young people from 1.40m are quite a bit for what is on offer. Plus 5€ for an uncovered and unguarded parking space. At least the distances aren't far. A total of €128.50 for 2 adults and a 3 year old child is quite impressive. Unfortunately, our expectations weren't really met and we left the park after a few hours, annoyed and hungry.

Except at the checkout, no long lines, neither for the attractions nor for food or snacks. There are plenty of shaded areas and the staff are friendly and helpful. The only thing we found questionable was the sea lion's attitude, the tank is very small, he is alone and it is super loud in the arena during the performances.

A very outdated amusement park, we had bought a 2-day ticket online in advance. Because the second day only cost €10 more, I would have just read the reviews beforehand. The toilets were very dirty on both days. Even when the sign said it had just been cleaned, the toilets were filthy. The staff at the stands and carousels seemed very listless. What I also found very sad was that many carousels weren't open at all or were only open for a short time.

Very expensive. First the entrance fee and then within the park prices are significantly more expensive than in other parks. Toilets very dirty. Many rides can only be ridden by 8-year-olds with their parents. Very nice rides in themselves. Due to the large area, the flow of visitors is distributed very well. Always shade and water, so you can have a lot of fun even on hot days. We will come back, but only during special promotions where entry is cheaper.

The park was an absolute delight, especially for the children. They had a fantastic time, making the visit well worth it.

Beautiful amusement park that offers a wide range of attractions and rides for many age groups. Even though the park has been around for 55 years, it is still clean. Of course, by late afternoon everything isn't quite as clean - but that's not because there's no cleaning. The waiting times at the individual attractions are sometimes shorter, sometimes longer, depending on the crowds. But that just shows that the attraction is accepted and the guests are having fun. We will be going to the Geiselwind theme park again in the near future. We had a lot of fun.

Not bad, other theme parks offer more for the same money

2022: A lot has been done and modernized in the past few years - we really liked it. The new roller coasters are great and the kids had a lot of fun anyway. The just over 30 EUR entrance fee for adults is well worth it. Update 2024: We were there on the big anniversary weekend. Opening only at midday, but open until night. Rather suboptimal with small children. Plus there was hardly any staff in the food stalls. The park opened at 12, one stall opened at 1:30 p.m. we wouldn't have had much food with us. a fiasco. We spent over an hour looking for a bottle of Coke - a vending machine was the solution. Poor idea. Oh and the men's toilet next to the main entrance on the right was already broken in 2022! 5 -> 3 stars

We were there on the anniversary weekend. And it was DISAPPOINTING!!!!!.... The park opened at lunchtime and there was nothing to eat or drink!!!sometimes only 3 hours later. This is a no go with children. There is also too little attention paid to the minimum age. In the evening we couldn't find anything else to eat apart from nuggets and fries, even if there were other dishes on the menu.... The restaurant there was closed and that on the anniversary!!!...some of the rides are really getting old and a The visitor thought he had to walk in the closed ostrich enclosure. So there are no staff nearby to keep an eye on the animals and visitors. It's a real shame because it's a beautiful park in itself.

Parking lot is a disaster, meadow that wasn't mowed, grass was knee high, endless holes, even though there was enough free space on the gravel space, you were sent to the other end. Long queues at almost every attraction, spent more time waiting than riding.

Everything is getting old. Food below average. But you don't have to understand that you're no longer allowed to ride the Ferris wheel a good 10 minutes before closing time even though the gondolas are still running and empty. The staff at the children's carousels were very nice and funny. Greetings to the great pirate and the friendly gentlemen at the carousel at the entrance 😉... Otherwise, prefer other parks that are much better maintained. But what doesn't work at all are the animal enclosures. Totally run down and an absolute disgrace for the animals.

The park itself is beautiful, there are many themed areas, there is something for young and old. The food is good, a bit expensive but normal for a theme park. BUT alas, something is broken... first of all you can hardly find any staff, then you have to take care of it yourself because the staff don't understand you and all they say on the phone is "come to the administration." That's so customer-unfriendly

An amusement park that is getting a little old here and there, but could basically be a lot of fun if it weren't for the misery of the animals. Many animals are kept on the premises, some of them in very poor condition and in enclosures that are far too small. Birds tear out their feathers and other animals just run in circles because of stress. We think animals have no place in an amusement park. They are at the mercy of constant noise and lots of people every day. The highlight was the show with the sea lions (Teddy & Scooby), who have to perform tricks for the amusement of the people and are kept in a small pool there. These animals belong in the wild or at least deserve to be kept in a species-appropriate manner. Unfortunately, this made us as adults - and also our children - very sad and therefore we will no longer visit the park. We very much hope that there will be a rethink there in the future...

The entrance is a complete joke, you queue up and suddenly you only get online tickets in this row... There is no sign anywhere indicating this!!! Admission takes forever at the main entrance and at the side entrance, which is poorly organized You're already annoyed here before you even get in

Geiselwind is celebrating its 55th anniversary, that's exactly what it looks like, renovation urgently needed...... I won't be coming back any time soon, value for money, way too overpriced for such an old park, there are other parks you can visit. When it comes to employees, you get the feeling that everyone is overwhelmed with their tasks, whether at sales stalls or at the attractions themselves. The toilets look renovated, but the smell there is unbearable 🤮

Catastrophic conditions……park opening at 10:00 a.m.……several rides not occupied….. What does the guest pay his entry fee for if the park doesn't really start until 11:30 a.m.? Lunch break on some rides from 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.? Hello…still quite crispy…? Families with two children pay €178 entry! For what? Actually belongs on TV... “Attention rip-off”…🤬🤬🤬🤬 Impudence... That was the last visit here... Definitely not recommended...

I've never had a day as bad as last Saturday. Park completely overcrowded, completely reorganized and haphazard. Total chaos at the checkouts, no signage on where to get anything. Waited at least 1 hour for your turn. Many rides in the park were operated alternately, even though everything was completely overcrowded, a number of attractions are broken or are only being repaired in a makeshift manner, cars are simply removed instead of repaired, and some rides only run with one motor. Handling a disaster. Food prices were raised so outrageously €4.50 for a cola, which you have to be able to afford as a park, the food selection was a disaster, two slightly larger restaurants would no longer be open. Everything tastes really questionable. Never eaten such a disgusting CurryWurst. Parking is a complete disaster, actually only recommended with an off-road vehicle, but they still charge €5 for it. Plus, it's really dangerous if it's not lit when it's open in the evening. And if there was an award for the unfriendly staff they would have won it by far. You should only enter sanitary facilities wearing protective equipment. Many were completely closed and the toilets in the horror hospital that were open look better. There was no cleaning there all day. It's really bad to see the park deteriorating more and more. But as things stand, I can't seriously recommend anyone to go there. There are 1000 better alternatives.

So, where should I start? The main point of criticism is the toilets in the amusement park. We were there on August 24th, 2024 and were shocked in places by what the sanitary facilities looked like. Urinals were blocked, toilets were dirty. Then I often had communication problems with the employees and had to use my hands and feet to communicate.

Were in the park on Sunday with 8 people, entry was very quick, waiting times at the rides were OK as long as they were open and/or functional. So to the negative: Toilets are borderline old, smell close to the point of vomiting, rides only open two hours after admission, are open for two hours, then closed for two hours, open again and broken after an hour, and these are not isolated cases. In general, the park is very old, there is a €5 parking fee and lots of mud holes Conclusion: can't keep up with the big ones, which is actually a shame

The amusement park has become very beautiful. But unfriendly staff and with the anniversary party scheduled to last until midnight, all but two of the rides were closed at 10 p.m. The sidewalks were hardly lit anymore and so we had to use cell phone lights to find the exit. What is that please???

It is a beautiful park that has attractions for all ages. Unfortunately, in the best summer weather, several large rides (Eye of the Dragon and Mjölnir Saga) were out of operation today and one or two rides (including the roller coaster) were canceled due to technical problems. Waiting times of around 10-20 minutes were normal for a weekday during the summer holidays.

The best attraction was Merlin, it was definitely spectacular.

Great park, if at least one spot on almost every ride wasn't closed and the waiting times at these rides weren't sometimes artificially prolonged. Lots of natural shade and lots of play opportunities for children of all ages. Everything was clean, some toilets more, others less. It's a shame that the observation tower no longer works, which you could always use to go up, but there are always new things in the park. 👍

Not what it used to be. Closed or broken attractions, but still quite high entrance fees. Two free tickets per household will be distributed by post; afterwards it will be announced that only one is valid (not noted anywhere). Too bad. Too bad. Too bad.

We were there during the Bavarian summer holidays. I bought the tickets online, which I can only recommend to everyone. The waiting time is drastically shorter because you come to an online ticket office where you have to wait a maximum of 10 minutes. The park itself is super clean and the rides are really great. It's great fun, especially for children aged 8 to 16, but parents don't miss out either. The food is just standard like in any amusement park, the prices are ok. nothing more can be said about it. All in all, you can really recommend the theme park.

So all in all it was a nice day with two 7 year old children who didn't want to go home. Fun for young and old but the food was exorbitantly expensive. If you bring your provisions with you, you have plenty of opportunities to enjoy yourself. Will definitely go there again.

Toilets are not clean A lot of things need to be refreshed/repaired Many price more than just usury E.g.: Water 0.5l from 3.50 to 4.35 euros, nope, they have to make improvements

There's not much to say 🤣 Worst amusement park we have ever visited! Old, dirty, run down, etc. If there were minus stars they would be there 😂!! Actually without words 😶 and for so much money 🙄!! Especially when it's an anniversary, I would spruce up my park a bit with flowers! Some incompetent staff and something else is always closed! Well let's leave it!! They definitely won't see us again!! P.S. Do something by the water on the wild water ride! That's so disgusting 🤢

Great amusement park with lots of attractions.

Despite the vouchers, it wasn't a good day. The main thing is that the children really enjoyed it. The age limit in my opinion is 12 years. Beyond that, the rides on offer become thin. Unfortunately, some were in maintenance mode

The theme park is really very good. There is something for every age. Even for the very little ones there is a separate topic area where you will get your money's worth. The staff are very friendly and the facility is very well maintained. We'd love to come back.

A nice park in itself... but... the JungelGrill was too expensive for a lukewarm currywurst.

Very nice park with little waiting time

Ideal for our boys aged 4 and 7

We had time to take a closer look at the park. We were there with 3 children. The queue at the checkout was unbelievable. Why don't we open more cash registers when the load is higher? Questionable?!! We were lucky that as resort guests we were allowed in earlier. The park itself is beautiful. Unfortunately completely degenerated. Dirt everywhere. The toilet was a disaster. The changing areas were a disaster. Stinging nettles everywhere on the sidewalks where children walk along. The employees... overwhelmed. The children weren't allowed to ride the simplest rides alone... and if you were allowed to come along as an adult... you were too heavy... Sometimes the rides didn't run at all...or alternately... Defective gondolas... so if you start with safety then there. So... all in all. We do not recommend families with small children. The fairy tale areas are outdated.. musty. Dirty... Too bad. Very, very unfortunate. The entrance fee is definitely too expensive for this "non-experience"... We won't be coming back and certainly won't recommend it to others.

Was very tiring today. Had to wait 2 hours to get in. The entrance fee went up quite a bit. The fact that you now have to pay 5 euros to park your car is also not nice. What you are only told at the checkout. Well, then pick up the piece of paper as it will be collected at the exit at the end. Eating in the park is also very sporty for a family as drinks are also very expensive. Conclusion It used to be cheaper.

Children under 120 were allowed to ride on several rides, except my daughter, which I find subtly strange

The parking situation is unreasonable. Sometimes you stand for over an hour if you want to leave the parking lot because there is no sensible parking concept. Better go somewhere else.

We (2 adults) had a fun day. Almost no waiting times despite the summer holidays. The rides aren't the big highlights, but some things were definitely worth the price of admission Curse of the Kraken and Merlin were our favorites. One point deducted because The Cobra is really bad. I wouldn't drive again My glasses wouldn't work in a 4D cinema Food (hot dog and waffle) rather mediocre The observation tower that is on the homepage has been out of operation for a while. You could also update it. I don't think he'll drive again at some point... But there's no need for it anyway. Charging stations for e-cars would be an improvement. At least I didn't see any. It's not a big deal for me because thanks to NIO I can easily change the battery in Geiselwind.

A great park, not overcrowded, chilling and thrilling at the same time. Ideal for children and teenagers. The renovation or redesign is going great, I'm looking forward to the start of the 2020 season.

We had a great time here and had a lot of fun, we will definitely come back.

So far, all is well and good. But the toilets are sometimes unreasonable!!

Attractions extremely run down. Even new areas are littered and do not look attractive. Toilets are as old as the 80s and already at 10 a.m. they smell so bad that you want to get out straight away. Unmotivated staff, extremely long waiting times. Isn't worth the money!

Many attractions, often outdated... group admission is really complicated. Despite registering, you should bring some time with you. And: the sanitary facilities are extremely dirty and unhygienic. Waiting times medium.

It was really nice =) There were 3 of us there with the baby on my birthday. As the birthday child, I didn't have to pay anything. The visit is really worth it. Something for everyone. What's great is that there are animals there too. Lots of shade and changing options, great with babies. Everything was very well maintained. Top staff. We didn't have to queue anywhere during the week. Some rides sometimes only have a few people on them. Considering how much it costs to run a park like this, the price is completely ok. We would love to come back. ‐‐-------------------------------- Update: now 5 years later we bought an annual pass for the park for the 2nd year in a row - it's definitely worth it! The park has been greatly expanded and renewed - has developed a lot and offers even more - for both young and old. MEGA it is highly recommended, especially for Halloween)))! It's always interesting and there's always something to discover - whether the whole day or just 2 hours. Our daughter also thinks the park is great. Very large children's area with the rides, trampoline and playground is great. We just love the park - keep it up - THANK YOU - Geiselwind!

Review? Okay, then let's get started: - A lot of time is lost at the entrance because only half of the ticket offices are open, even though all hell was breaking loose on a holiday day with mild weather, there were around 150 people standing in front of us - The vouchers received at the checkout are for the bucket because most of the food, for example the waffles in the Flamingo Café or the hot dogs in the Kukumaz, were not available. In addition, the hygiene in Kukumaz leaves a lot to be desired, there was a dead fly stuck to the hot dog and there were wasps directly on the fresh ice cream in the slush machine - Things were completely chaotic in the ice cream factory, the guests were not served in the correct order, larger orders were botched because half of the goods were forgotten, long waiting times for small things and the lady behind the counter was very rude, almost pissy the guests - The toilets were dirty, partly clogged, overflowing and everything was flooded with excrement, other toilets were immediately closed, and there was no running water in the changing room - Some of the employees were very annoyed and rude, and some of them were unable to communicate in German - The fairy castle was full of cobwebs, and in general the park is in extreme need of renovation, especially in the older part - Large rides are broken, permanently closed, others have to remain closed during lunch breaks, the Top of the World has been shut down for 4 years, is completely overgrown and falling into disrepair, some slot machines were completely or partially out of service - The rides that are working are not fully occupied despite the large number of people, which extremely lengthens the waiting times - At first there was no staff at all to be seen at the wild water ride, later there was an employee who was sitting a little ways away on a fence, with sunglasses and a cigarette and who was obviously not at all interested in his task, only afterwards, when the ride was over , passengers were looked at stupidly from the side - The Kobra roller coaster has not been improved for two years, passengers hit their heads on every ride, the problem has been known for a long time, but nothing has been done, not even padding on the bars or anything like that - Overall, the entry price is completely excessive for the quality in the park, food and especially drinks are also grossly overpriced (€4.25 for an apple spritzer) and then there is also a €5 parking fee charged so that you stand on an unmown meadow full of potholes may. - If you forget to pay the parking fee at the checkout, it will be collected in cash when you leave, without a receipt or proof. Whether everything is taxed correctly here!? Conclusion: this was definitely the last visit!

We were there during the summer holidays and quite early so we didn't wait long. The next time we leave we don't get there until half past eleven as some rides don't open until eleven but it was great

Well, what can you say. The park's best years are behind it. There was hardly any investment here. The park opens at 9:30 a.m., but the big attractions don't open until 11 a.m. and some are closed all day. Some attractions are said to be under construction, although this has probably been going on for a few years. Generally very dirty and old. We won't be coming back.

The local amusement park is always worth a visit as there is something new to discover almost every year. Rides that are also suitable for smaller children, as well as animals and a petting zoo.

Always a nice trip ;) Would love to come back

Complete catastrophe! Even before you get to the park you don't feel like it anymore. You'll be stuck in a traffic jam for at least 45 minutes shortly before the park opens because the park operator can't get the cars into the parking lot quickly. When you arrive at the parking lot or a mogul meadow, the completely overwhelmed employees yell at you where you should drive. After you have found a parking space, you are happy about the queue of people at the checkout that stretches all the way to Meppen. Easily 2-3 hours waiting time. The funny thing is: This queue is only at the far right checkout of the entrance, but nobody knows that and most nice people just sensibly queue at the back. One of our group then wanted to take a look at the situation at the entrance and discovered that there were other cash registers there with less crowds, where we then queued up, were able to shorten our waiting time to around 30 minutes and got into the park. The park operator should ensure that queuing at the ticket offices is reasonable and regulated. Inside the park, after waiting about 3 hours from the parking lot, we went to the toilet. The first toilet at the entrance closed. Found the second toilet at the elf castle. Worse than any train station toilet. 3 out of 5 urinals clogged and flooded. The ladies' faucet was broken. Hard to beat in terms of disgust. Then off to the doggy dog ​​with the kids. When it's finally your turn, the employee, who is clearly enjoying his work, says that this was the last ride... Waiting in line for free. We then understood that many rides open and close alternately... Great idea to reduce personnel costs and get frustrated visitors. It continued with defective rides (for us at least 3), overpriced disgusting Langos, defective Churo machines, washing gemstones that were sharp and sharp like broken glass and unfriendly, overwhelmed employees. When it comes to attractions, the park is nothing half or whole. All in all, a disgrace for the price. You can go to a big park like Europapark or something like that… You have to know.

Was in Geiselwind as a small child... Outdated amusement park…with 2-3 new features The worst of all are the prices for food and drink And when you pay 40eu for 2 currywurst and 2 kebabs with a heavy heart, you want it to taste halfway 🤮 Sausage bitter taste, not fried, rather cooked in juice for hours, watery sauce On the kebab 7-8 chunks of meat, mostly cheap salad I would like to get to know the butcher behind the sausage who makes such a shitty sausage👊 And then there are the skilled professionals with little language skills A successful day that costs a lot of money and a nice way to spend the evening on the toilet bowl Ps drinks down to the last bit so dilutes the Fanta as urine colors come along

Was a very fun stay. A lot has happened since the last time I was there. Very nice amusement park for the whole family

It's been a long time since we've been to the amusement park again and I really liked the new features 😄 unfortunately there are too many queues on busy days like in many parks 😄 Eating and drinking was great. We didn't have time for the shows anymore. It's a shame that some attractions don't work. But I hope that some things will work again soon. A really nice day trip and highly recommended.

Went there with 4 children aged 5 to 8 years. They were thrilled. We were in the park from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.!!! And we didn't get through all the attractions.

The park offered a diverse selection of rides, so it was difficult for us to decide which one to try first. Additionally, the park was exceptionally clean and full of energy.

Unfortunately we didn't get in, we would have had to wait at least another 30 minutes and we had already been waiting for an hour, even when we drove earlier we still had to wait a long time. The people with a reservation also had to wait in a long line.

Went there often because it's the closest amusement park to us. But now for the last time, because it's always the same: the opening times at the rides and restaurants are just decoration and arbitrary. Sometimes the business should have been open for hours and you wait in vain, so you simply can't do anything about it. Not a bad model at all, at other amusement parks everything is open according to the opening times. I understand that you want to save personnel costs, but at least the communication should be right, given that entry prices are now worth the price you could almost visit Europapark. All staff with whom you come into contact in any way are extremely unfriendly, snotty and incompetent. That's why you no longer feel like speaking to anyone with questions or concerns. This starts right at the entrance. The park itself if everything went smoothly would be okay, but compared to the competitors it would be rather bad. However, the animal area should be highlighted positively. Therefore, a well-deserved star.

After 3 hours and three rides, we left the park frustrated. Apparently free tickets were being handed out for the park, which was therefore completely overcrowded. Extremely annoying as a paying guest. The parking lot costs €5 and partly consists of an unmown meadow.

We were there on a Tuesday at around 10 a.m. It was a complete disaster. We had been queuing for over an hour until the entrance was finally in sight. Other visitors lined up from the other side and had overtaken us. We were then insulted that we were pushing ourselves away. The parking operator would have to organize the entrance better. The entry prices are too high in relation to what is on offer.

Three quarters of an hour from the motorway exit to the parking lot, then another hour in the queue at the checkout (including people almost fighting each other) If you're not fed up after that, you can still queue up to use the equipment. Go to Geiselwind, they said, it will be nice, they said. Particularly noteworthy is the employee at the parking lot entrance, who greets the guests by shouting them together. Addendum: the toilet at the elf castle doesn't even have water for washing your hands Addendum 2: Child stands with dad at the Doggy Dog roller coaster for 15 minutes, suddenly the employee closes the ride without warning or sign because he also operates the swan boat. Addendum 3: Paid €8.90 for the Langosch and as the photo proves, it was the saddest Langosch I have ever eaten in my entire life. Addendum 4: There are no churros either because the machine is broken. Oh wonder! How terrible can a park be - Leisure Land: YES

We come here every year and it feels like the park looks more neglected every year. The toilets are old, broken, not cleaned well enough, smelly and the floor is wet. And that's what everyone you meet in the toilets says. I always have hygiene wipes with me. But if strangers ask me if they can take a cloth, the park owner should think about it. There are also many animals here whose enclosures are broken. So we caught a chick that was running around outside screaming and brought it in to the mother. We closed the hole with a large stone. One turkey lay on the ground and was being pecked at by another. It turned out that she has lameness and a few feet are also limping around. The bowls with water and food are dirty. Especially when raising chicks. As an animal lover, you hate to see that. The rides also seem to be getting old. When the ride staff tinkers with the attractions during the business and a lot of it looks broken, you get a little more thrill than you wanted. We really hope that this changes by next year. Or the next few years...

A great amusement park with something for every age group... But unfortunately the waiting time at the cash desks is at least one to two hours before entry...!! In the park, many of the devices that you can use with 1€ didn't work, so the 1€ was simply gone!! We were on summer vacation. The waiting times on some rides are at least 45 minutes.

Several rides (at least 6) are closed. Due to the mass rush, you have to queue forever in front of all the open railways. Even when eating and drinking! And really bad at the entrance🙈 It was only a little quicker with an online ticket! So bring a lot of patience.

Very pleasant amusement park. Needs a few repairs here and there, but overall nice. Also a lot on offer. For some rides the minimum height must be 1.20m. And the employees really pay attention to it too. Currywurst with fries is not recommended.

A great experience even as a child, today there are new rides in the Geiselwind amusement park, so there is something for every age 😊

So seriously, almost €50 entry fee, most rides don't open until 12:00 1:00 a.m. and the park opens ridiculously at 9:30 a.m

Waited forever to get into the park, 2 hours with small children and generally extremely long queues for the equipment in the park

Seems unkempt at times but overall OK

Today (Monday) we were in the Geiselwind leisure area. Arrival around 10 a.m., relatively long traffic jam on the country road, caused by numerous unsure visitors who were unable to drive quickly to the large parking lot. In my opinion, there is a lack of employees here who can guide the way but also motivate the unsure drivers to drive to the final parking space. The queue in front of the checkout was endless. Every third person had a free ticket due to the anniversary - waiting time 1.5 to 2 hours. One of the reasons for this was that the ticket booth is at the beginning of the parking lot. The visitors who park further back stand at the back of the queue like lemmings. Only insiders know that this is the queue for checkout 1. A cash register 2 and the cash register for online tickets are also still available. In my opinion this needs to be marked more clearly. Or there is a queue for all checkouts, so that it only splits up shortly before paying. It was spread out quite well in the park. Some of the rides are not designed for so many visitors. Waiting times of around 60 minutes were not uncommon - although at first glance the queues weren't that long. Conclusion: We have been to this park before during the summer holidays. It has never been as full as this time - visitors are probably happy to accept the offer of free tickets. In my opinion, the park, especially the logistics in the parking lot and in the entrance area, cannot cope with this massive influx of visitors.

The park is really cool, we were there all day and had a lot of fun. In terms of price it's okay after we drove so much, we can only recommend it 😉

The price performance doesn't fit here. €50 including parking is OK for a theme park, but there are restrictions. Many rides have a lunch break. Supposedly only 30 minutes, but this is not always adhered to or advertised at the entrances. Not all attractions were open today and this was peak season. The men's toilets at the entrance were also out of order, with no indication of an alternative. Everything is a bit lacking in structure and simply too expensive for this service. For a little more money you can have the larger parks with better attractions and rides.

The park is clean and well maintained. The playgrounds are in very good condition. Food was good and price was okay. The crowds disperse very well in the park and the wait times for the rides are very good. During the holidays there was a huge queue at the cash registers (1 hour waiting time). Despite these crowds, the rides took a lunch break, you have to think about that. Then the main attraction simply closes for 2 hours, despite the holidays and a lot of people. We were standing at the children's Ferris wheel and the gentleman made us wait for 5 minutes and didn't let us get on, only to then tell us it was lunch break. I'm really at a loss for words. Another employee at the horse-drawn tram smokes his cigarettes and uses them to strap the children in and out, and of course the line behind him also gets all the smoke. We won't even talk about his loud singing to the music on his cell phone. All in all, you can visit the park if you don't expect too much. The price for the selection of rides including lunch breaks is clearly too high.

A lot of new things are being offered/built! We actually go to the park at least every two years and also see positive changes! But this time we and the children were very disappointed! Too many broken and not open rides! On a Saturday (during the holidays) it's sad to have to stop at everything twice to hope to be able to drive it now! One of the main attractions is that you can only drive for 5 hours on a day like that... The food prices are already very high at €12 for a few average noodles! Maybe you should put important things in order first before starting over!

Quite an old park... some rides were closed... but the entrance fee is too expensive compared to other parks...

We had a lovely day there. What was a bit of a shame is that a few attractions were not (fully) available or were visibly getting old and the staff wasn't particularly motivated. The parking situation still has room for improvement, but it's worth a visit

A lot is being done, new things are being built and purchased. Now that But some rides were closed, at least one gondola on many other rides was broken, and the chain carousel was missing the second shoulder strap to strap my daughter in. There is only one employee present per attraction. Whether and how exactly it is checked... Unfortunately, at the temple it was really too much for us... we walked through the attraction (it was 29 degrees outside) and right in the middle of it came the end of the queue. We stood for 15 minutes. Couldn't really go forward or back. We had very bad air and it was absolutely unpleasant. In the end we didn't go into the burial chamber but instead went out to the emergency exit. I think I remember that there were employees there when this temple was introduced. Yes, I understand the lack of staff...but there were too many staff in other places. Waiting time signs would be helpful - we stood in a short line at the Asia roller coaster for 45 minutes. We also noticed that food stand employees take their smoke breaks right at the snack bar door. We simply don't know anything like this from other parks. Employees go to their own area and have their breaks there. Of course, this is also a personnel shortage issue. I don't think work clothes are wrong either... some tastes are borderline. The “big restaurant” by the playground was closed. We then had burgers. This one was good. Unfortunately, due to the very busy staff, it was probably not possible to wipe the tables every now and then and remove rubbish between the tables and when the trays were handed out. What I personally noticed is that the animals have new enclosures. I still know the old pony stable, where TonkaWanka now stands. A few new species have also moved in. When it came to feeding the cattle, someone probably didn't take the height of the animals into account. Maybe it's just me who doesn't understand why it has to be so high and why the animals have to strain their necks unnecessarily. Here too, the issue of cleanliness and hygiene is really a point. There is rubbish in many enclosures, especially for the ducks. Yes, an animal can get hold of the cup while feeding. But that would have to go away regularly. The toilet facilities are borderline. In some of them there was only one sink and even though according to the cleaning schedule they were cleaning or checking 5 minutes before us, I would have preferred to go into a bush. Conclusion: It is a great park for children up to about 10 years old. The little ones especially come on their rides and the walking acts are really warm. There is also something nice for adults with the ball being thrown upwards or a few roller coasters. The animals are always cute to look at and look well cared for. Food is absolutely sufficient with the selection of Asian, Italian or burgers. The employees are warm and very nice. It is a small park that can be done in a day. I might not recommend right now - there were lots of free tickets advertised and it's the holidays so very crowded. For around 45 euros per adult, a little can happen if I compare it to other parks.

Overall, the park has improved significantly in recent years. A lot has been done and the facility is clean. The range is very large and there is something for every age. Despite being at full capacity, you never had to wait very long. What's really not possible given the price of admission: - The condition of the toilets was disgusting! And in the entire park... Something like that simply shouldn't be allowed to happen. - 5 euro parking fees despite the entrance fee, only to then have to stand at the back on an unguarded meadow

Very nice amusement park with many attractions and everything you need to have a nice day. However, you should take food and drink with you to save a little money on your wallet. If you are nearby, you should definitely take advantage of the 55th anniversary offer. Because when can you use the park for free on a second visit?

Despite the large crowds, the lines moved quickly and smoothly, keeping wait times short.