LegeJunglen — Attraction in Frederikssund Municipality

Yesterday me and my nephews have gone here as usual for almost 3 years now. Around 300 tickets were purchased by us in total. I even make or leave a positive remark and post it on social media and on Google Maps so that others can see it and enjoy it, just like we do. We've supported this company for almost three years and promoted it positively, but now my nephew can't come back. How unappreciated is this company? Yesterday the lady manager talked to me and told me that according to the rules of the owner my nephew is not allowed to come back here since he always take off his socks. Even I told her that the reason why I’m always with him because every time he takes it off, I always put it back. Because he is only a 9 year old autistic boy that can’t talk and understands. She said to me, she knows that my nephew is autistic but rules is rules. She also told the other parents that has autistic kids same situations with my nephew and they only agree. They also told them not to come back anymore and look for establishments that can accommodate autistic kids that doesn’t like to put on the sacks all the time. She said she can’t do anything she only works here. If she’s telling the truth then, I like to talk to the owner of this establishment. If it is true or not. If it is true, you should put signage outside that autistic kids that always taking off their socks is not allowed inside. If I can’t get an answer from the owner of this establishment I will post it on my social media and all groups in Denmark and I will go to City Hall what they can do to an establishment like this that can’t accommodate autistic kids. I don’t care if the owner of this company is the owner of Denmark. I’m only standing the right of my autistic nephew. One of the great things that I like Denmark is people are very law/ rules abiding citizens which is great but sometimes like this.. this is too much...

Yesterday me and my nephews have gone here as usual for almost 3 years now. Around 300 tickets were purchased by us in total. I even make or leave a positive remark and post it on social media and on Google Maps so that others can see it and enjoy it, just like we do. We've supported this company for almost three years and promoted it positively, but now my nephew can't come back. How unappreciated is this company? Yesterday the lady manager talked to me and told me that according to the rules of the owner my nephew is not allowed to come back here since he always take off his socks. Even I told her that the reason why I’m always with him because every time he takes it off, I always put it back. Because he is only a 9 year old autistic boy that can’t talk and understands. She said to me, she knows that my nephew is autistic but rules is rules. She also told the other parents that has autistic kids same situations with my nephew and they only agree. They also told them not to come back anymore and look for establishments that can accommodate autistic kids that doesn’t like to put on the sacks all the time. She said she can’t do anything she only works here. If she’s telling the truth then, I like to talk to the owner of this establishment. If it is true or not. If it is true, you should put signage outside that autistic kids that always taking off their socks is not allowed inside. If I can’t get an answer from the owner of this establishment I will post it on my social media and all groups in Denmark and I will go to City Hall what they can do to an establishment like this that can’t accommodate autistic kids. I don’t care if the owner of this company is the owner of Denmark. I’m only standing the right of my autistic nephew. One of the great things that I like Denmark is people are very law/ rules abiding citizens which is great but sometimes like this.. this is too much...

LegeJunglen sounds like a truly delightful destination, perfect for kids and groups to immerse themselves in a joyful experience of games and engaging activities. It's an ideal venue for group birthday gatherings or kids' group outings, where children can celebrate and create lasting memories with their friends. However, it's worth noting the specific rules regarding footwear. While the policy of wearing socks without shoes is in place, it could pose a challenge for some children. It's understandable that the management may not allow kids who are unwilling to wear socks to enter. For parents, the option to wear shoe covers and accompany their children is a good alternative. However, the restriction of only one adult per child might seem a bit unusual or inconvenient for some families. After all everything is nice here, cleaning and hygiene...