Freizeit-Land Geiselwind in Geiselwind

Winterland is not recommended. There's no ice rink as advertised, so don't bring skates. My kids (6 and 2.5) were very disappointed. Besides the 2.5-hour drive, we also spent a fortune on tickets for absolutely nothing. It's nice in the summer and really great for kids, but definitely not recommended in winter.

We visited Winterland with our little sister. It was really lovely, and she enjoyed it. The only reason I'm giving it three stars is that they keep animals in the park. In a time when zoos are under scrutiny, I don't understand why an amusement park with rides of all sizes needs to keep animals like reindeer, especially amidst all the hustle and bustle of screaming children and loud rides. In my opinion, that's unnecessary and is a reason for me not to go back.

We visited the Winter Wonderland with limited attractions. Upon entry, we were initially disappointed, as many things were only open for very young children. However, as the day progressed, we discovered some lovely walkthrough attractions, bumper cars, a bungee launch, a petting zoo, and much more. There was also a petting zoo, a 4D cinema, lots of lights, and surprisingly good shows. VR is also available for an extra charge, but it was already fully booked during our visit. Apart from the bungee launch, there were no long waiting times anywhere. I can't comment on the regular park, as many attractions were closed, but at €24 per person, it's definitely worth a visit in winter.

The Winter Wonderland isn't worth the entrance fee. There was no ice skating rink, only a roller skating rink, which was also closed due to ice. The visit wasn't worth it.

Utter disappointment, a wasted vacation day! Since we still wanted to use our free tickets, we spent our Christmas break at "Winter Wonderland." We should have just thrown our free tickets in the trash! The only "winter wonderland" was the temperature, and the organizers weren't responsible for that. Loud Christmas music, half the park closed off, meaning the rides weren't running, and to top it all off, they served stale roasted almonds and popcorn! We feel completely ripped off. Unfortunately, I have to give it one star, otherwise the review can't be posted.

It's simply amazing there, no matter the topic... we've been four times in a very short time... and we'll soon have an annual pass.

We visited Winter Wonderland. It seemed like only temporary staff were working at the stalls. Despite a relatively short queue, my wife had to wait over 30 minutes for two waffles. That definitely dampened the overall impression. Otherwise, our children had fun, and that's the main thing.

Overall, we give Freizeitland Geiselwind 3 stars. This is based on 4 stars for the summer season and unfortunately only 1 star for Winter Wonderland. Summer: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ + Attractions for all age groups + Plenty of options for snacks, drinks, and ice cream + Petting zoo + Queues can sometimes be a bit long, but are still manageable + 2-for-1 offer, although the timeframe for the second ticket is very short - Opening hours are only until 6 p.m., so you'll usually have to rush through the park if you want to experience as much as possible and also plan on seeing shows - Parking is not free, which should be included given the location (it's rather difficult to get there by public transport!). - Entrance fee, especially for children, is rather high. - Drinks/food are quite expensive. Winter Wonderland: ⭐️ + Elsa & Co. were wandering around the park. + Open until 8 pm. - Price €24 (already reduced by Black Friday!) - Hardly any attractions were open. - Little Christmas decoration. - Few open restrooms. - Hardly any snack/drink options. - The crêpe stand has four griddles, but only one is in use, resulting in an incredibly long queue with long wait times. - According to the brochure and park map, there should have been an ice skating rink, but it was actually a roller skating rink! The kids had even packed their ice skates. The tears were heartbreaking! - Few fire pits/heated tents to warm up in. - Unfriendly staff at the ticket booths, as the administration was closed and everything was handled through them. - 2 for 1 ticket, but the second visit is only possible until January 6th. That's unrealistic if you were there on December 28th. It could have at least been extended to include the first open summer month. Conclusion: In the summer, Freizeitland Geiselwind is a nice change of pace. There's something for everyone. However, many attractions are showing their age. On the other hand, several new attractions are being added right now. The value for money is debatable. It's just about okay in the summer, but not something you'd go to repeatedly, especially with a group. Parking should be free. However, it's absolutely recommended in the summer! I would definitely advise against Winter Wonderland. The price isn't justified, as there are hardly any rides and the Christmas decorations are minimal. The actual attractions also differ from what's advertised (the ice rink). They could learn a lot from other parks in this regard (for example, Europa-Park offers a very nice experience).

We had free tickets for the Winter Wonderland. It was a beautiful winter day and many rides were open. Unfortunately, many food stalls were closed, resulting in incredibly long lines at the open ones, and the quality of the food suffered as a result. The fries weren't cooked long enough, and the currywurst was already sold out three hours after opening.

My review of the winter season: Welcome to "I'm Wondering in Winterland" The park is open, but most of the attractions are closed. Understandable, but the price is simply far too high. The worst thing, however, is the food! Totally overpriced, a small cup of lukewarm vending machine coffee for €4.10… a currywurst (also lukewarm at best) without anything else for €6.40!! To top it all off, the staff were extra unfriendly 😏 Overall, outdated, overpriced, and boring in winter.

We visited as adults during Winter Wonderland and were thrilled. A lot of effort had been put into the Christmas decorations. Not all the rides were open, but the attractions were enough to keep us entertained for four hours. The park was busy, but we never had to wait in long lines. Overall, I would describe it as a fantastic visit and would wholeheartedly recommend it.

Winter Wonderland was simply beautiful again.

We visited Winter Wonderland today, December 28, 2025. Unfortunately, many rides were closed, including Vulkano, Auge, and Uhrwerk. It would be helpful if this information were available on the website, so people could avoid the long drive. The decorations are lovely. The roller skating rink was a hit.

Half of it would be closed, the biggest rip-off, simply a waste of money, this Winter Wonderland thing.

Ridiculously high prices. Half the park is closed because it's winter, and then two rides that were supposed to be open are broken. Still, €32 entry. A waffle is supposed to cost €4.50. Currywurst with fries is over €10... That means two adults and two children pay around €140 for entry (family ticket €100) and a meal (not including drinks)... €140 just to go roller skating and ride the carousel. Outrageous.

We recently visited Freizeit-Land Geiselwind and unfortunately found that the park doesn't measure up to the competition. Here's our summary: What we found negative: Value for money: The entrance fee is now very high (over €40). When you factor in the parking fees, you expect a more modern experience. Condition of the attractions: Many rides look very dated. There's rust, peeling paint, and uninspired decoration in many places. It feels more like a permanent 90s fairground than a modern theme park. Additional costs: Despite the high entrance fee, you have to pay extra for many smaller attractions or game booths, which can quickly add up, especially with children. Food: The food was unfortunately a disappointment – ​​greasy, expensive, and of rather below-average quality. What was okay: Waiting times: On the day of our visit, the lines were pleasantly short, and we got in quickly everywhere. Animals: The animal area is a nice change of pace, even if it's not the main reason to visit an amusement park. Conclusion: It might be okay for families with very young children, but for the price, other parks offer significantly better quality, cleaner facilities, and more modern attractions. We won't be coming back anytime soon.

Absolutely not recommended in winter, the Christmas decorations were very old, the winter wonderland was only half decorated, the rest was cordoned off and you would have had to pay extra for it, and we didn't have a Halloween combo ticket – a complete waste of money.

While the Winter Wonderland was cheaper, no remaining balances were credited to vouchers or applied to parking, for example. Almost no rides were operating for adults – a shame, since that's the whole point of going to an amusement park. The magic show was definitely good.

No taxis are open and the food shops are closed. The hot chocolate is lukewarm, overly sweet, disgusting milk—it used to be good, now it's very disappointing.

The amusement park is run-down. The roller coasters are the kind you'd find at a Christmas market, and when they're running (I can't imagine no one's gotten a concussion from one yet), the whole thing shakes like it's about to collapse. Some aren't even fully automated; a staff member pushes the cars across the platform. All the other attractions are similar: cheaply made, old, and poorly maintained. It's a wonder they even pass safety inspections. Overall, the whole place doesn't feel like a theme park at all, but more like a dilapidated funfair. I'd recommend Legoland or the summer toboggan runs nearby instead.

During the Winter Wonderland event, almost everything is closed and there has been several maintenance works. Furthermore, the food isn't very hot and not particularly tasty. In addition, a third of the place is under renovation.

A lovely park with enough attractions that we just barely managed to experience them all. There are plenty of vending machines and snack bars. The restrooms were clean enough and the staff were friendly.

Great amusement park near us. Unfortunately, many attractions were closed because the park is currently undergoing renovations.

As annual pass holders (Adventure Pass), we're regulars in Geiselwind. With so many activities, shows, and events (like Halloween), there's always plenty to keep us entertained. As an adult, I found the Halloween event particularly interesting. There were actors scaring people in the 18+ haunted house. We'll definitely be back.

A lovely, older park, but we enjoyed it as a family. Happy kids = happy us.

We were there yesterday for the opening of Winter Wonderland. It was adequate for younger children, but it's worth noting that €130 for a family of four just for entry was definitely too expensive for what was offered.

Room for improvement. We've had annual passes for the park for several years now, and the price-performance ratio is quite good, especially during special promotions like Black Friday. Many of the rides are from a fairground. Some are missing lighting elements; it just doesn't look nice or well-maintained. The walk-through attractions look very neglected and dirty. Currently, very little is working on Flubstreet, and Jack's Hidden needs a major overhaul (see attached photos). The theme is only half-heartedly implemented. The log flume is being turned into a pirate river. Some of the decorations are still Bavarian/sawmill themed, and then there are the vague pirate decorations that haven't been touched in ages—they're neglected. There are plenty of other rides where they started re-theming and then just stopped, and they're neglected. Half the cars have been missing from the Blue Gentian roller coaster for some time now, resulting in longer wait times. The food is nothing special, and some of the staff don't speak German. The price-performance ratio is rather poor. A Franconian amusement park that serves Krombacher beer. The staff at the rides vary. Some are attentive and don't allow unaccompanied children to ride. Others don't care at all, not even watching the rides, just staring at their phones. Many seem to be temporary workers from Eastern Europe, just sitting around in casual clothes... Not very nice. Parking: Charging €5 for this tiny space is simply outrageous. We've often experienced situations where only one exit was open when the park closed, and it's taken us 45 minutes to leave the parking lot because they forgot to open the other exits. The park has plenty of restrooms (all clean and tidy). There are also many trash cans. If things were better organized and more attention paid to cleanliness, this could be a really solid amusement park; currently, it has room for improvement.

I wrote an email directly to share my experience rather than posting a public review. Since I haven't received a reply since November 1st, here it is again: My wife and I were really looking forward to your Spooky Nights today and were excited for a great time. The park was beautifully decorated, and most of the staff were very friendly and helpful. However, here's the big BUT: We waited in line for over 45 minutes at Merlin's attraction, only to be told just before it was our turn that there was a problem. Okay, these things happen, it's a shame about the wasted time, but fine. Then came the next incident. Another half-hour wait at the Dragon's Cave, and again a complete system failure, and we were turned away. Okay, another half hour wasted that we could have spent doing something else. To top it all off, we wanted to at least catch the fireworks at 9:45 pm. At 9:55 pm, the gates closed, and there were no fireworks. Standing in the rain at 10 p.m. (which, of course, wasn't your fault), we left, as no one had informed us how long it would take. So, the evening was ruined because it simply wasn't enjoyable. The park is beautifully laid out; some things might be a little outdated, but that's just part of the process. However, all these malfunctions and poorly organized events were a huge waste of time in the park, time that we, as customers, are paying for. To be honest, it was ultimately very disappointing and quite frustrating.

Parking was a disaster. Great park. We went twice this year. The first time it was very crowded, unfortunately with very long wait times everywhere. And some rides were broken at times. Drinks and food were very expensive. I recommend bringing your own food.

Everything was a bit of a hodgepodge. The food was very bad and extremely expensive, as were the drinks. The children enjoyed the rides... but as an accompanying person for a disabled child, I still had to pay... we've experienced much better and different service at many other parks.

Some of the ride operators were extremely unmotivated. They were wearing sweatpants and holding their phones. The worst was "Dragon's Cave." There was no warning before the sudden stop. We were thrown forward so hard, and our chests were bruised so badly we could barely tense them. (There's a sign just before the sudden stop, but it's nearly impossible to tell the first time you ride that you'll be braking so drastically to a complete stop, if you even read it during the ride. Zero stars for that.) The operator started the gondola, which was partially worn out with ripped seats, even though none of us were buckled up yet, and we were unbuckled for the entire, quite fast, ride. The new rides are good, but the rest are quite old.

Expensive, but very nice. Not too crowded, but it's a shame not all the attractions were open. I'd go back anytime.

Lots of fun rides and a variety of food options – something for everyone. The shows are great and not long.

Unfortunately, the park is getting old and there are only ever used new attractions.

A lovely amusement park for all ages. There are many rides, including some suitable for toddlers, and a nice petting zoo. The 4D cinema is also very cool. It's worth checking the map and the current daily program beforehand. This way, you'll know the times of the attractions and shows you want to see and won't realize you've missed something. The food and drinks were good, with a great selection. To save some money, you can bring your own food and drinks (it's allowed). There are several restrooms (the one at the entrance is so small that it's extremely difficult to get dressed and undressed with a small child). The restroom to the right of the entrance (towards the Ling Labyrinth) is larger. Unfortunately, some of the staff in the restaurants only speak broken German. We were there on Halloween and could have stayed longer if the kids hadn't had to go to bed. The parking lot was right in front of the entrance. We'll be back! :-)

A fantastic amusement park for children of all ages! It has play areas for less boisterous, adrenaline-fueled kids, making it a relaxing experience for everyone! The restrooms were clean throughout, and the park itself is well-maintained.

You pay if you're 1 meter tall or taller; if you're 1.4 meters tall or taller, you can do almost everything, but it gets more expensive. The offer of a free ticket doesn't make it any cheaper for occasional visitors.

We went to Geiselwind's Horror Land today and it was simply disappointing. The entire park wasn't scary at all, and even the special attractions like the maze and the haunted house were completely dead. Absolutely not recommended 👎🏼

I went to Spooky Nights last year. It was really cool. The scare actors were running around with chainsaws, and there were quite a few of them. So I wanted to go again this year. But unfortunately, it wasn't as cool this time. The decorations in the park are nice. But sadly, there were very few scare actors this time, and they weren't very good. No chainsaws, etc. It's a shame, so I'll go somewhere else for Halloween next year.

Beautiful place... lots to discover... great for family outings

Great atmosphere, good food, reasonable prices. We bought an annual pass.

A great place to just have fun. The rides are fantastic. They're not the newest models, but that's what makes them so good. Highly recommended. Anyone 140 cm tall or tall can ride them all ☺️👍🏻 Simply top-notch, and we'll be back.

We were there on a Saturday for the Halloween event. It was really beautifully decorated and the performers in the houses were great.

We were there yesterday, November 6th, 2025, for the Halloween special. Despite the school holidays, it wasn't very busy. We bought our tickets in advance through Groupon, as they were much cheaper there than at the park itself. Parking was very easy to find, and entry was quick. The cashier was very friendly. Unfortunately, the park itself isn't the way I remembered it from about 14 years ago. The rides and attractions are rather rustic. Sometimes they're closed for maintenance or not even open at all. The park itself isn't particularly clean; for example, there's quite a lot of trash lying around in the maze. We found all the ride operators to be very friendly. A particular highlight was the sphere, which, however, is only accessible to taller people or adults. Next to the sphere, near the Ramses attraction, there's a small kiosk, but the employee there was incredibly unfriendly and annoyed. The Halloween show (scare actors in various attractions) and the Halloween atmosphere—the reason we were there—were, however, really well done across the board. Those traveling with children should ensure they are at least 1.20m tall, as this allows them to ride more attractions. The rides we did enjoy were fun. The petting zoo was also nice. I found the food a bit pricey. All in all, I don't need to go back, but if there's ever a special offer, I might consider visiting the park again.

It's always nice to come by for Halloween.

It was awesome, except for being a waste of time.

We've been here several times. Cool rides, lots of themed areas. There are often long lines on weekends, but there are much fewer people on weekdays.

A park I've loved visiting since my childhood.

It had been a long time since I'd been here, and I came for the Halloween event. It was great! Attractions for all tastes, the food was good and fairly priced, and the waiting times were very short (probably due to the weather). All in all, a lovely day, we'll be back!

Nice amusement park. The separate entrance for regular customers is a great solution. Be sure to read the fine print very carefully when ordering online, otherwise you won't be able to return the ticket. (This is especially important if you enter something incorrectly during checkout, or if you mistakenly buy four children's tickets instead of two children and two adults.) So be careful! Unfortunately, the food and drinks are far too expensive and the quality isn't great. The fries are delicious, but the burgers taste like cheap processed meat. It's a shame that the entrance to the dinosaur exhibit is blocked by the tunnel. We're really looking forward to the new indoor playground. The Halloween decorations were fantastic!

Everything is very old. The prices are completely exorbitant.

Halloween is best here! Great actors and effects!

Halloween week is simply fantastic. Especially the live horror characters in the houses! 👍👍👍🤡🦇

We went there for the Halloween event for the first time. We were really lucky for the first few hours and hardly had to wait for the rides, but it got increasingly crowded as the evening wore on. The rides are really great, and there's something for everyone. We'd love to come back!

We went to the Halloween special at Geiselwind amusement park – and what awaited us there was simply appalling. Just two hours after the park opened, the restrooms were completely filthy, disgusting, and reeked of pure ammonia. I've never experienced anything like it in an amusement park. It's revolting and disrespectful to the visitors who pay good money for admission. The entire park gives a neglected and unloved impression. Everything is crumbling, much of it looks old, unkempt, and simply run-down. It's clear: no one is investing or maintaining anything here – the main thing is making money. The chaos continued with the attractions: constant breakdowns! Several times we stood in line for 20 minutes, only to be told that the roller coaster had "technical problems." This didn't just happen once, but multiple times! An absolute disgrace and extremely frustrating. And then the so-called Halloween event – ​​frankly, a complete disaster. Not a trace of fear or scares! Instead of starting at 7 p.m. as announced, the performers leisurely strolled into position at 7:15 p.m., while the visitors were already milling about. No excitement, no atmosphere, no concept. Simply unplanned, chaotic, and embarrassing. The whole thing might have been somewhat bearable if the price weren't so outrageous: €45 admission per person – and then they brazenly charge €5 for parking! For this service, it's nothing short of a rip-off. In short: Geiselwind is no longer an amusement park, but a disappointment with an entrance fee. Anyone who values ​​cleanliness, organization, or even a modicum of attention to detail should avoid this place. Never again!

A huge disappointment – ​​never again Geiselwind! I visited the Geiselwind amusement park on November 1, 2025, and I have to say that the experience was anything but pleasant. It was clear shortly after arrival that the day wouldn't go as planned. Just two hours after the park opened, the toilets were clogged, the flushes weren't working, and there was feces everywhere – the men's toilets had a very strong ammonia smell – absolutely unhygienic and disgusting. The staff was also very unfriendly, and most of them spoke little to no German, which made communication difficult. I found the prices for food, drinks, and admission completely exorbitant, especially considering how little the park offers. Several roller coasters broke down multiple times throughout the day, so you often had to wait in line for 20 minutes only to be turned away because the ride suddenly had a technical problem. The Halloween event was also a huge disappointment. It had nothing to do with Halloween; practically nothing of what was promised on the website was there. The opening was supposed to be at 7 p.m., but even half an hour later, many employees weren't even at their posts. There was no trace of spooky or scary moments – it was simply a careless attempt. Furthermore, the entire park seemed run-down. It's obvious that no one really cares and there's no attention to detail. Even the rides had questionable rules: one ride had a weight limit of 80 kg, but even those weighing 79.5 kg were turned away – completely unreasonable. To top it all off, there was a €5 parking fee, which I find outrageous given the overall state of the place. In conclusion: The park is in poor condition, the staff is unfriendly, and the value for money is terrible. I will definitely not be visiting Geiselwind again and unfortunately cannot recommend the park.

We were there today. The Halloween theme was great. The toilets were all extremely dirty. Some of the rides were very run-down. There was hardly any music or anything like that. Everything was rather dreary. If there hadn't been any other people there, it would have been no different from a lost place. And the food and drinks were completely overpriced. The tickets cost the same as for Heide Park, etc. But the rides and everything else looked like they were just ordered from Temu.

We visited the park on November 1st, 2025 for the Halloween special. I have to say, the park has really gone downhill. Some rides weren't running at all, or they kept needing repairs. This meant that after waiting in line for 15 to 20 minutes, you could just leave. And this happened more than once. The restrooms were awful. They were filthy shortly after opening, and one of them didn't even drain. The fireworks, promised on the website, weren't set off because of the holiday. This wasn't mentioned anywhere on the website. The live DJ didn't start until an hour late, and the cocktail bar was nowhere to be found. The Halloween attractions in the various houses weren't anything special either. They clearly tried, but it didn't really come across as scary.

Hi everyone. :) I attended the Halloween special at Freizeitland Geiselwind and was appalled. Broken attractions, a very neglected park, some attractions closed or only open for a few hours, filthy restrooms, poor, overpriced food, and clearly demotivated staff, to name just a few issues. Rides with a maximum weight limit of 80 kg, and I weighed 79.5 kg and was turned away because I was too heavy, as the scales were already calibrated to 0.5 kg – something is definitely wrong. My conclusion and rating for the park is 0.0 stars because the promised Halloween special wasn't even remotely as advertised, and the promised fireworks didn't happen due to a public holiday, and this wasn't communicated properly. The Halloween special didn't even start at 7 pm, but 30 minutes later, because there was absolutely no organization. Nobody knew where to go. The clown was standing by the pyramids, not at the clown location.

Unfortunately, we repeatedly found that some rides weren't even operating, which is frustrating considering the entrance fee! What annoyed me most personally were the arcades, especially the machines selling stuffed animals. We spent a total of €8 on stuffed animals, and €5 of that was swallowed up by the machines. There wasn't a single employee in sight! We saw a total of eight machines displaying error messages. There were very few employees to be seen in general, and unfortunately, none in the arcades either. We then went to the administration office to inquire about the 2-for-1 ticket offer available at the entrance. It would be very helpful to provide information about this offer at the ticket counter, as I personally never take my ID or wallet into the park. Your staff in the administration office then kindly asked to see my email address, which I didn't quite understand, as it doesn't really serve as proof of identity and can easily be falsified. After a brief back and forth, we mentioned that your machines weren't working and our money was gone. The employee then suggested we complain here (administration) or go to the arcade, as there's an employee there who repairs the machines. I'd had enough of the discussion by then; I don't even want to know how much money went into those broken machines that evening! Where were your walking acts last night? Not a single one! If we had known, we would have gone to Schloss Thurn, because they actually offer walking acts and you can have a really good scare there, which was a complete flop with you last night. A big shout-out to your "Clowns and Monsters" at Ramses; the wait there was definitely worth it! It was fantastic! Where were your walking acts last night? Flub Street was incredibly boring. We went before 7 pm with my 6-year-old nephew, which was perfectly fine for children. After 7 pm, based on your recommendation, we decided not to take him in. It was incredibly dull, and the staff were chatting with the guests. There was absolutely nothing scary about it. Why do so many rides operate in the dark? Some of the lights were badly broken. Breakdance was in complete darkness, and some rides only had five bulbs lit. Signage was barely visible, or not visible at all. It was generally very dark! The Doggy Dog employee didn't even check who was getting on. My husband, who is 1.87m tall, insisted on squeezing in, and their employee didn't notice that his leg was sticking out by at least 10cm. Perhaps they should consider closing the animal enclosures to visitors at 6 pm or as soon as it gets dark during events like this! Drunken guests repeatedly tried to scare your llamas. Such behavior is absolutely unacceptable. We looked for an employee, but of course, we couldn't find one! I'd love to report this to the veterinary authorities! The Halloween animatronics are great, but not everyone speaks English, and not a single one was in German—very disappointing! Why is that? Regarding the restrooms: what an absolute scumbag! It smelled worse than our chicken coop! I don't even want to know what diseases you could catch there. What kind of standards is this? Who's inspecting this place? This is a case for the health department! Where are mothers supposed to change their children's diapers? My sister-in-law had to change my niece's diaper on a bench in the rain—wonderful! Overall, we found the park very run-down. We've been coming on and off for 40 years, but yesterday was the last time! I am very annoyed about the loss of my money for this day; instead of having fun, I experienced something like this.

We had a really lovely day at the weekend with no waiting times. The staff were super friendly, and it's a fantastic holiday park for children and teenagers.

We had a really lovely day at the weekend with no waiting times. The staff were super friendly, and it's a fantastic holiday park for children and teenagers.

The atmosphere at night is simply beautiful.

Very nice park. The food is great. Prices are reasonable. Lots of rides for both young and old. There's also a petting zoo. You can buy special food for the animals. It was a very quiet day. The best part was that the park was open until 10:00 PM on Halloween. Overall, a nice family amusement park with lots of playgrounds, animals, roller coasters, and more.

A wonderful amusement park for all ages! The ambiance/atmosphere is lovely and improves every year. The 2-for-1 ticket offer makes it even more attractive! I highly recommend the park to families. It will be an unforgettable day out!

I only went along out of politeness. I'm from the Kitzingen district, and everyone knows what people say about Geiselwind, so I went in without any expectations and was still disappointed. The park itself is in really bad shape, the toilets stink and are partially clogged, so they start gurgling when the women's toilet is flushed, and the men's toilet gurgles too. By 12:30 pm, they were out of pizza. The Asian restaurant was closed without any explanation. The rides could also use some TLC. At normal prices, it's really not worth going there. They promised Halloween fun, but all we got was Christmas decorations mixed in. That's definitely not what professionalism looks like. I know why I haven't been there for 30 years, and I won't be going back. I'd rather drive the extra time and go to other parks for the same price, or even a little more, and get nicer parks.

The park isn't as huge as others, but that's exactly what we liked – everything was easily doable in one day.

Basically, it's a decent park where you can definitely have fun. We were there on Thursday, and around 11:30 a.m. not all the rides were running, the food and drink areas were completely closed, and overall the whole park is showing its age. At this entrance fee, it's almost an outrage. Something urgently needs to be done about it.

Great family theme park. There's something for everyone. Most rides are suitable for children 120 cm tall and up. There's even a special area for toddlers. We visited on a Friday outside of school holidays, and it wasn't very busy. We even had to wait a few minutes at times until a few more people gathered to ride. Currently, there's a 2-for-1 offer where you can visit for free a second time until January 5th, 2026. We were there for the Halloween special, which was beautifully decorated with great extra shows (fireworks, a fire show, and a laser show). It could all start a bit earlier, as it gets dark early now, and 11 pm is too late for our kids. All in all, a great family theme park. I'm deducting one star because it can't quite compete with the big parks like Europa-Park, Heide Park, etc. However, "Mjörlnir Saga" and "Merlin and the Magic Circle" still provide plenty of adrenaline.

The amusement park itself could easily get a perfect score, and rightly so! Unfortunately, the staff there are almost universally unmotivated, listless, and not at all focused on sales. There are a few exceptions (the pizza and burger stands), but, for example, the service at the Anker restaurant was so awful, I've never experienced anything like it. Even the cleanliness of the restrooms is mediocre—basically everything related to staff. In short, I would have liked to visit again, but only with better service.

A truly beautiful park with something for everyone. Highly recommended.

Where we were waiting in the parking lot for the park to open, they closed the park again online.

Beautiful park and because of the weather it wasn't very busy, so there were no long queues at the rides.

Terrible place. We only wanted to inquire and were charged €5 to leave, with no service provided and exorbitant prices. I was there once before in the 90s and we didn't like it then either.

It's OK for the kids, but sometimes you have to wait a long time

I visited there once as a child. Unfortunately, I remembered it quite differently. It seemed somewhat sad and run-down. The staff (with a few exceptions) were also quite unmotivated and rude. I was a bit disappointed, as I had positive memories of the park. The prices were reasonable.

Spooky Nights was a total flop. I was there on Friday; according to the information, it was open until 11 p.m. At 10:15 p.m., everything was shut down and all the lights were off. No people in costumes, no *undead*, just a few figures standing around. The descriptions of the Halloween days online were completely exaggerated. None of that was there. Once and never again

Very expensive, very unfriendly cashier. She charged two 9-year-olds as adults. The adults paid the full amount and the highest price because they were obligated to accompany the child. Very outdated scenes and adventures. Be careful with the opening hours; many don't open until 11:00 AM, and the exit is at 6:00 PM. Not recommended! P.S. Be careful at the end, too; it's extremely dangerous because the park has an exit. All the drivers are pushing to avoid the queues, and collisions are inevitable!

An extraordinary experience. A very large park where you have something to do all day. I was there in October and everything is decorated for Halloween and in the evening with shows, fireworks and… things that scare you.

Great park and amazing decorations for the Halloween events! We were thrilled, and the actors put on a cool show!

Very nice little park Beautifully decorated

Beautiful park, but the staff were not recognizable at first glance; they lacked a uniform outfit.

It was really great, I liked this horror house the best 👍

Nice amusement park, many are classic rides from the fair etc.

Super beautiful, I think it's unique in Europe

A really great park, friendly staff, very entertaining, I like to come back every year

Plenty of attractions for all ages, even a 2-year-old can ride a few. The restroom facilities are a bit dated. Food prices are reasonable, but admission is rather expensive for what's on offer.

Great theme park, would love to go back! The animals were a highlight!

A cool and underrated park, I'd say. We were there in October, and they did a great job with the Halloween theme. We loved the spooky music coming from the jukeboxes everywhere. The attractions look a bit dated, but the activities for kids (playgrounds, petting zoo, etc.) were really cool! There isn't much for children under 120cm to ride, though. But once they reach that height, it's really great. One star deducted because it's quite expensive, considering some of the rides are less attractive.

I've never experienced anything like this in Geiselwind before! We were there as usual and actually had a great time – with our two children (7 and 4 years old). Then we came to the children's area, where the children wanted to ride the horse-drawn tram. They both went once, and everything was fine. Then they wanted to go again – but suddenly the employee there started shouting and cursing at us. He spoke very poor German; you could hardly understand anything except "I don't care" and "I don't care." He was so aggressive that I really thought he was going to hit us. My children were completely scared and cried because they didn't understand what was going on. This is absolutely unacceptable – especially in a children's area! Before that, the same employee had been flirting with teenagers – and shortly after, he behaved like this towards small children. Incredibly disappointing.

I had a really fun time, it has a good combination of roller coasters, "fun houses", random festival games and children rides. Everyone can find something to do! The food is okay, there are many many food places so you can probably find something you'd enjoy

There are no accessible parking spaces, and you have to pay for parking! Even the free companion costs admission to the park! At every other park, the companion is free! Otherwise, the park already has a lot to offer and has great attractions. There's something for all ages, but something definitely needs to be done regarding the issue of severe disabilities!

Even though the park has gotten a bit bigger, it only has outdated rides!!! Aside from the food station, the sales staff who don't even understand German and have no teeth left in their mouths, that makes the food more appealing and truly delicious. And friendliness isn't the staff's strongest suit either. We won't be coming back anytime soon...

Halloween 🎃 is the most beautiful place

There's a wide variety of things to do for everyone, from children to adults. It's smaller than you might think, but it's still fun and enjoyable.

A great experience, especially during Halloween 🎃 time

The park itself is good, and we enjoy going there. But it's a bit lackluster in places. Some corners are definitely more beautifully designed than they used to be, but they're still not ideal.

One star for the sausage roast. Cleanliness and speed could easily be improved. Otherwise, I'm surprised every year by how many great things there are. Keep it up.

Very unkempt and run down, a pity

This was my second time at Geiselwind Amusement Park in my adult years. Unfortunately, I have many reasons why I wouldn't recommend Geiselwind, but I'll still give it another chance. Negatives - Unfortunately, not everyone at the food stalls understands German. I wanted a langos with garlic; I got a thick layer of sour cream with paprika, which tasted like paprika ajvar. When I complained, I asked for langos with Nutella instead. The langos wasn't cooked through and was still very doughy. On our second visit, we opted for the pirate bag (doner kebab). Unfortunately, the bread was so hard, the onions were soggy and didn't taste like a good kebab; everything flew out, and the fries were cold. I have to say, the young guy was all alone and was serving a long line. The churros are delicious, but even then, I got cold churros. - When we wanted to eat our kebab, we wanted to sit in the hut, but unfortunately there was no light, and the kebab vendor couldn't understand us. So we waited until there was space to eat our kebab at a table where there was light. - The restrooms look terrible, no matter which one I used. I visited four different restrooms, all of them were dirty. - Many rides were out of service, and when they were open, some of the gondolas were broken. The wave slide also needs an upgrade; the carpets are falling apart, and the slide is so worn that you can't really enjoy the ride. - We were there on the evening of October 11, 2025, because we wanted to experience the Halloween special. Unfortunately, so many rides had already closed by 8:30 p.m., as did the food stalls. You had to go all the way to the main entrance to get something to drink. I was also a bit disappointed with the decorations; only the main entrance was decorated; otherwise, there were just pumpkins on every corner. - There seemed to be only one baby changing station. We had to change our children's diapers on the park bench. Positives: -We had two-for-one tickets, so we had the chance to visit the park a second time within 50 days. -The park also has many other things to experience besides just rides. Various animals that you can see up close, a petting zoo, and an enclosure where you can walk through them. There are playgrounds, jumping pillows, a water play area, and a ball pit. -Plenty of seating -Plenty of trash cans where you can dispose of your trash. -Overall, there's hardly any trash on the ground. I would come back and give the park another chance in about two years when my child can ride more rides.