Öland Zoo and Amusement Park — Attraction in Mörbylånga kommun

This place is definitely too expensive considering what you get. Of course, the huts are adorable, there's a cool playground and it's nice to have a view on the african enclosure where you can see thars, zebras, antilopes and ostriches. But that's literally it with the plus points. |You have to bring your own toilet paper, bed linens, towels and you have to clean the hut yourself before you leave (you can rent linens/towels in advance and preorder cleanig, but that's rather pricey too). There's no mosquito nets in front of the windows and in the evening they're a real problem. And if you don't open the windows you'll melt, especially in summer.|As for check-in/out times - it says on the door 15 pm-17pm check-in, 9am-11am check-out; we arrived at 16pm and there wasn't a soul. So we had to call a number which was displayed at the door - one was out of order, the other one worked. The owners came and let us into our hut (I never got an email with our hut number even though they insisted they sent me one).|Anyway, if you have kids and rent a hut for a week during high season (if you're ok with lots of people, mosquitos and probably lots of noise and heat), this might make sense with the self-cleaning and all, for less than a week I wouldn't do it.|You can definitely get a good accommodation near the park for way less money and with no self-cleaning.|All in all i'd say the zebras simply don't justify...

This place is definitely too expensive considering what you get. Of course, the huts are adorable, there's a cool playground and it's nice to have a view on the african enclosure where you can see thars, zebras, antilopes and ostriches. But that's literally it with the plus points. |You have to bring your own toilet paper, bed linens, towels and you have to clean the hut yourself before you leave (you can rent linens/towels in advance and preorder cleanig, but that's rather pricey too). There's no mosquito nets in front of the windows and in the evening they're a real problem. And if you don't open the windows you'll melt, especially in summer.|As for check-in/out times - it says on the door 15 pm-17pm check-in, 9am-11am check-out; we arrived at 16pm and there wasn't a soul. So we had to call a number which was displayed at the door - one was out of order, the other one worked. The owners came and let us into our hut (I never got an email with our hut number even though they insisted they sent me one).|Anyway, if you have kids and rent a hut for a week during high season (if you're ok with lots of people, mosquitos and probably lots of noise and heat), this might make sense with the self-cleaning and all, for less than a week I wouldn't do it.|You can definitely get a good accommodation near the park for way less money and with no self-cleaning.|All in all i'd say the zebras simply don't justify...

Absolutely terrible experience – avoid at all costs.

Shocking value for money – outrageously expensive for what little (and low-quality) service or experience you get. A total rip-off.

No safety measures whatsoever – not a single lifeguard in sight. A disaster waiting to happen, especially around water attractions.

No basic hygiene standards – no showers available before or after bathing. Completely unsanitary.

Outdated and dangerous equipment – rides and facilities are ancient, rusty, and clearly neglected for years. Everything feels like it could break at any moment.

Serious security concerns – staff tasked with safety and supervision at the amusement park can’t even speak Swedish. Communication breakdown in an emergency would be inevitable.

Rude and exhausted employees – the few staff members who do speak Swedish seem completely indifferent and burned out. Zero customer service or professionalism.

Extra charges for basic experiences – they charge extra to ride a train within the zoo, and even that is ruined by a broken sound system and apathetic staff.

Hardly any animals to see – and the few visible ones looked lethargic and unwell. It felt more depressing than entertaining.

Everything is either unavailable or barely functional – constant disappointment around every corner. Feels like they’ve given...