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Zemplén Adventure Park

48.4129° N · 21.6390° E
Zemplén Adventure Park
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Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotWheelchair accessible restroomOnsite servicesOnsite services availableFoodBar onsiteRestaurantRestroomFamily-friendlyUsually a waitUsually has a waitCredit cardsDebit cardsNFC mobile paymentsDiscounts for kidsGood for kidsPlaygroundFree parking lotFree street parkingPaid parking lot
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
Judit Kornis11 months ago
★★★☆☆

Endless queues. We went on a public holiday and we had to wait 1.5-2 hours to buy our tickets (no online ticket sale!!!). There are only two cashiers for hundreds of people. After we waited for almost 2 hours for the tickets, we waited another 45 mins for the bob. I wonder what the point is of a ticket for 3 rides. There is phisically no time to do all 3 because of the queues, the whole place will close while you are waiting for your 2nd or 3rd ride... maybe if you go early in the morning at the open... The zipline and the cabin was closed. The price table on the internet and the one there at the place are different.

Peter Seno8 months ago
★★★★★

The adventure park offers a lot of attractions for all ages, you can spend the whole day here without getting bored. At first, you may have trouble finding your way around and where to buy tickets for individual attractions, but it's not that difficult. Maybe information in several languages would be enough. Overall, it's great, you have cable cars, a bobsleigh track, a zipline, a suspension bridge and other attractions. Of course, you can eat well here and also stay. However, expect to spend more than you want. 😁 There are also plenty of parking spaces, so just enjoy it.

Marcus Sales11 months ago
★★★★★

I personally had the luck of my instructor speak English, so the experience was very nice, he was very kind, i am thankful, and he gave special attention to my kids, they tried 3 different tree climbing tracks, i ve tried just the red one, and was challenging enough. IF it is your first time there, when tou steep out of the cable chair in the first stop, you just go straight to the building next to it and you find a room with the material and the nstructors. For confort I would recommend bring gloves.

Jan Cadila year ago
★★★★☆

Visited on Sunday 4.5., despite many reviews about how busy this place could be it was OK, no queues anywhere. Skybridge and zipline were closed for strong wind. Went up on hill with the possibly slowest cableway in the world, went up on the observation tower with a nice view, did a ride on the bobsleigh track, that was a lot of fun. Spent good afternoon, there.

Joe Macpherson2 years ago
★★★☆☆

Big outdoor adventure park. I loved the large forest area with multiple walking paths. Fantastic nature exploration. Can be a little slippery going downhill so be careful. There are some rides here such as the ski lift/cable car and some driving ride. There is also indoor rock climbing. It's a very popular spot especially on weekends. Worth checking out

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