Family park Drievliet — Attraction in The Hague

We visited this attraction park because my kids school chose it. The park itself is ok. Looks quite abandon and not well maintained, rust here and there, kiosks closed for no reason and attractions who took too long because the same person had to make the door open and close of the attraction, the kids got to get double check if they had correctly the belts and once in a while the same person forgot how many kids fitted so a few sits were empty in many of the rounds, which made the lines take longer than it should be. In the attraction called the octopus a kid vomited during the swing and afterwards took lot of extra time since the same person had to search for the cleaning stuff and mopped the floor and sits around. There was not real supervision since in most of the attractions were only 1 person and some of them where even close because there was no staff available. The kids had fun so it was good. This park is for ages from 3 til 9...

Overall we had an okay day, but that was only because I am someone who's glass is always half full!

Because what happend? . Me and my daughter got stuck in the owl 🦉 ride, our car suddenly started smoking really bad and the machinist truly was not able to handle correct in that moment. I was able to put my daughter (4y) out of the car and let her wait with my oldest.. as soon as I knew they were save, I focused on the women next to me. Who was in a panic attack. With some breath work and guidance, I was able to calm her down. 2) after this, I made the decision to calm down with some food! 3 sodas and 3 sandwishes were €30. Crazy! And it wasn't even good, had to throw away the sandwich with cheese. 3) other malfunctioning attractions were also part of our experience. Which did not make us feel safe.

Conclusion, we had fun. But I would not go back, as it is clearly not a safe park to go...

Overall, we had an enjoyable day. I visited with my 3-year-old son (under 1 meter tall), and there were enough attractions suitable for his age group. The park is well thought out for small children.

A few practical notes: The lockers weren’t working, and the park is quite large. If you’re coming with extra belongings, I recommend bringing something to help you carry them easily, a stroller can be very helpful, even if you think your child won’t need it much.

The women’s toilets near the restaurant area were insufficient; it’s better to use the ones in other parts of the park.

I suggest arriving early in the morning and starting from the far end of the park, going against the general flow. That way, you’ll avoid long queues at the first...