Arrival/Parking: Its very easy to reach by car and close to the beach. Parking casts 12€ though, which is pretty much for a european park. It was a pretty rainy day (heavy rain all day) and it was pretty quiet, almost no wait on the rides. I think mid september is considered offseason there, since the park was only open on wednesday and weekend (very weird).

Ticketing/Service: The ticketing online was not too complicated. For a rather small park, 45€ isn't that cheap. You get a weird option as well where you can bargain the price, I bargained it down to 44. They also have an app, which is useless. Only the map feature was good. At the entrance I asked if during my park visit if I could enter Plopsaqua (water park with entrance inside the park). The staff looked at me as if I came from the moon, they didn't understand a word english, french or german... I simply wanted to know when I enter Plopsaqua at mid-day if I could go back into the park (like Plopsaland morning -> Plopsaqua noon -> Plopsaland afternoon). They could not tell me at all... So at the end when I visited Plopsaqua the lady told me "No you cannot go back to Plopsaland, the barcode could only get scanned once, you should have gotten a (unintelligible) at first" Wow, thats what I call bad service... Very poor from you. Never saw any info about it and no one was able to tell me.

Park: The park itself is very pretty, its clean and the theming looked great, especially compared to the other belgian parks. Sadly a bunch of attractions, like Anubis and Dino Splash, were also closed (might also because of offseason). If you look for lockers, you have to pay 6€, so avoid them. I had my backpack and umbrella with me the whole day and every ride has a shelf/bin where you can safely put your stuff.

Attractions: Since I am more of a coaster guy, I mainly went for the coasters and managed to ride: Ride to Happiness (5x), Heidi the ride, K3 roller skater, Like Me coaster, De Draak, Supersplash. Would have loved to try Anubis too but was closed for revision. As an adult visitor, there are only like 4 intresting rides and you could be done in 3-4h, the rest is rather for a younger audience. Ride to Happiness: This is their main attraction. Honestly I would say the best roller coaster I've ridden so far. It has 2 launches, many inversions, spins and many strong airtime moments. I never had to wait in line as well. Mack Rides has outdone themselves. This is a must-ride for every coaster fan. Heidi the ride: This is a fun little wooden coaster with fast pacing and quick twists and dips. Also very smooth for a woodie. Supersplash: Short but fun water ride. Vertical elevator up and drop down outside in the lake. You get a little wet, but since it was already raining we didnt mind. De Draak: A powered family coaster, on the tamer side but offers a great view of the park's scenery. It does 2 laps K3 Roller skater: Very fun family coaster. Good speed and longer than expected. Does 2 laps. Like me coaster: Typical family coaster but with a pretty long train, which offers a weird experience. The trains were not that comfy though. Does 2 laps as well.

Food: The park's food was a bit overpriced, concerning its quality. Tasted pretty bland. I liked the fact that there were A LOT of slushy vendors.

Verdict: Well themed and clean park with some good attractions, but a terrible customer service and expensive. pros:

• Ride to Happiness, Heidi the Ride (Anubis?)
• Well suited for families with kids
• theming, cleanliness
• attraction line up
• easy to navigate through the park cons:

• customer service
• language barrier if not speaking flemish
• expensive for a rather small park (+parking)
• bad app
• only open the whole week during summer school break, else its only wednesdays and weekends