I feel mixed about this place because while we took our nieces and nephew there so they could have a nice day (and they did have a lot of fun), I didn't always feel comfortable about how they created really ignorant, stereotypical and racist theme areas throughout the amusement park. I kept having to explain things like how the word "Indians" (Indianer) is not an acceptable or appropriate way to address Indigenous peoples of the Americas and that Africa is actually a continent with many different, diverse peoples, countries, cultures, landscapes and nature and not simply a uniform country as they were portraying it. They also had a section that was supposed to be either Mexico or Spain or some combination of both even though these are both really different countries on two totally different continents. So many "shaking my head" moments. I know most people in Germany don't think any of this is a big problem because they grew up with such stereotypes and thinking this is the correct way to think about "exotic" cultures outside Germany, but I find it so disturbing and sad that we had to explain basic concepts like why dehumanizing people is not ok to our nieces and nephew who are between the ages of 4 and 7. At their ages they should just be having fun without being immersed in a badly designed, ignorant amusement park. If you care about any of those things, then I don't think this is a very appropriate place for children, but if you're a normal, ignorant European or American who doesn't know how to think critically, then you'll have a lot of fun.

Plus having to pay such ridiculous prices just to be bombarded with all the racism built right into the park is like a slap in the face.