Coco Park — Attraction in caïdat de Majjate

Coco Park in Meknès has a nice setting, but the experience left a lot to be desired. The prices are way too high for what’s offered, especially since half the rides were closed, and no one mentioned it when we bought our badges. It felt like a lack of transparency right from the start.

The prepaid card system is a headache. If a ride costs 60 MAD and your card has 55, you can’t just add 5 MAD. You’re forced to reload a larger amount, and transferring balances between cards isn’t allowed. This system feels intentionally designed to make visitors overspend. To make matters worse, management wasn’t supportive—they didn’t try to offer alternative solutions and just kept pushing us to reload the cards.

Some of the rides that were open weren’t even worth the price. They were either too fast to enjoy or poorly maintained, with unsettling screeching noises that made them feel unsafe. The whole experience felt rushed and overpriced. It’s a shame because the park has potential, but the way it’s run makes it hard to enjoy. It’s not just about the money—it’s about the lack of fairness and value for...

It was a great park, we had a lot of fun. The workers were very helpful, respectful and nice towards us . There was no way to enter the par. The park had a lot of amenities that I found really cool. There is always a but, a lot of the rollercoasters were closed. The reason is you need to wait for 14 people or four people to start the game that was for me a no go. That should’ve been at least on the website of the park listed or people should’ve been informed at the entry before they bought the ticket. I came, especially for the blue rollercoaster, but it’s gonna be started because the park was kind of empty and they were not 14 people. There waited for two hours still the same issue.

Overall it was a good experience not as good as a Europa Park, if these issues were fixed, then I will definitely come back again if not that was my last time there...

I visited Coco Park in Meknès with my kids, and honestly, it was quite disappointing. My 8-year-old couldn’t enjoy most of the games because of his height, and the prices felt high compared to what you actually get for the same price in Rabat, you can have almost double the time (for example at the skating rink or bowling).

What frustrated me most is that, even though I called the day before to confirm all attractions were working, several of them were not. We also had to wait a very long time to get a turn for karting, and even then, my 12-year-old was only allowed to use half the track.

The food was okay, but overall the experience didn’t feel worth it. We bought the 500dh pass, and ended up spending it all on arcade games — things my kids could have easily done in Rabat. Honestly, making the trip all the way from Rabat to Meknès didn’t...