Parc Sindibad — Attraction in arrondissement d'Anfa مقاطعة أنفا

Start from the Zoo first way at the back as it closes at 6pm and make your way to the entrance. That's right against the flow of crowd. There are things to play in the middle, left and right of the park.

Go on time at 10am when open. Bring your own food as food choices limited and somewhat pricey a bit. The pizza was horrible. Waste of money. Can bring own food and water.

Park is big, nice clean and worth the price paid. Things to see and do. Don't compare with big well known theme parks. For the price paid, worth every dhs especially with the zoo included.

Better go for the extra fun braclet as it's unlimited ride for most and worth the price. Only pay entrance fee IF you aren't playing at all and accompanying your kids with blue bracelet. While you might think it's ideal to go for the entry level ones below 100dhs, it not ideal as you will be missing out on the nicer rides like the big boat by the lake, bumper car, etc. Blue is the best. Pay a play is a horrible option. You might end up paying so much more or depriving yourself of fun.

Pay as you go is so much expensive, hassle and waste of time and money. Not recommended. Only 1-3 rides closed. The rest are up and running + happening.

Blue bracelet the mid-range the best for the price. If you have extra fulus to spend then MAYBE go for the VIP as it saves time for waiting and repetition(don't have to exit to play again) and the additional rides but extra fun good enough if on reasonable budget. Vip ideal for summer. The staff there were mostly somewhat friendly nice and pleasant.

10am-7pm is just nice to see, stroll,eat,pray and stand in line for the ride. Didn't use the toilets there so no comment. Crowd start coming close to noon+.

Overall, it was a good trip for the price paid and the rides indulged. Don't pay Dhs and expect €.

Highly recommended even with all the bad reviews. Everyone had a blast, not much complaints. I hesitated to go at first but I'm glad I did go.

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I paid for a VIP Pass thinking we’d skip the headaches—absolutely not. At least we got to use those rides before children waiting and crying to get their turn. At the pizza stand we waited ten minutes with zero staff to take our order (the “cook” flat‑out told us it wasn’t his job so we skipped it). At the sandwich counter, the attendant announced they were “too tired” to serve so many people… then took our order anyway and left it sitting for another 30 minutes, and it was surely not your Gordon Ramsey’s burger… let’s stay polite and say it’s not good and the choice is very limited.

Most headline rides were “under maintenance,” yet no one was actually working on them; an employee admitted they only run those attractions in summer. The game room slammed its doors at 7 p.m. instead of the advertised 8 p.m. Everyone on shift looked drained and miserable, eager for guests to disappear—some were polite, but you can tell they’re abandoned by management. And if your kids are less than 1m20, that’s basically torture for them… and you…

Bottom line: you pay premium prices for a park that’s half‑closed and wholly disorganized. One star because it was clean enough and the kids managed to have fun—about as much as they would splashing in a puddle. Owners, please get your...

What can I say... Maybe I am spoiled by European quality of those amusement parks? There is NOTHING for adults, just for children only. But this is not a problem. If at least park would be nice, full of trees and you have benches so you could relax a little - it could be nice walk itself, just watching children having fun. But no - there is no shelter really. Again you walk on dry land with little green and no places to sit. Few animals in something what supposed to look like their natural surroundings... I was lucky as I visited at feeding time so it was some sort of entertainment. The only thing which I can say I liked was some sort of "little farm" where you could see chickens, rabbits, goats, pigs and other "domestic" animals. As they used to people you can actually walk between them and watch their behawior. For some you may buy food and feed them. This area was in my opinion more authentic than any other part of Sindbad Parc. I believe small children will love that visit with parents anyway, for adults - just take a walk on the beach - I can guarantee you...