First of all, our 4-year-old liked it. She liked the dinosaurs, she liked the science exhibit, she liked the planetarium. And she liked the second film of the 5D cinema, the first one was a bit too scary. The staff was very polite and kind overall, with a special mention for the kind lady at the science exhibit.

Second, as an adult, I can't help but see it for what it is: a cheaply made cash grab. The admission is a hefty €20. Children above 3 pay the same for a golden ticket, which I thought really crass.

The dinosaur models vary from decent to ok-ish. Some are pretty good, others are worn-down, too small or plain wrong. Some dinosaurs move a little bit, but don't expect full animatronics. Some dinosaurs make sounds from little speakers, but it's really not that impressive. Children probably won't notice any of this, but adults definitely will. The hospital was good though. One can see that a lot of love was put into its creation. We especially like the triceratops, the inside of the T-Rex, and the dinosaur eggs.

The planetarium was fun. The children's movie was interesting enough, and not too long.

The science exhibit has some fun things too. I especially liked the sand play area that was a topological map of itself.

I was not impressed by the 5D cinema. The 3D effects were of questionable quality. The water spray is a silly gimmick. And the movies itself were more like demo movies without any story or coherency.

There's some large puzzles outside, which are fun. They show some serious signs of wear though.

The children's train ride at the end was a joke.

There's also little rides which cost a euro littered everywhere, so at every corner you'll have to disappoint your child. This seems unnecessary.

The lay-out of the park is good. It's not too big, and pretty well thought-out. There's plenty of shade to be found, and the decorations are pretty good. The two sand pits are big and fun, and in the shade, though they could use some replacement brushes.

I can't comment on the food, since we brought our own. At the entrance it said you couldn't, but we happily ignored that.

Overall, I think it was worth the money because my child liked it, and that's why we were there. A group of adults, or older children might not be of the same idea. I would also recommend buying the most expensive golden ticket, because without those extras, the park is very limited.

For the owners: please show your damaged models some love. Please get better content for your 5D cinema. And please make your park less of an obvious cash grab.