DO NOT HOST A PARTY HERE! We hosted a birthday party in June 2017. The party itself was awesome,…read morebut everything since then has totally spoiled our opinion of the place. Their EC-Karte reader was broken, so they asked if they could just bill us. We came back and paid the bill in person when their EC-Karte reader was working on August 18, 2017, yet they still sent us a bill in September 2017. We have emailed and called many times, and we have sent the bank transaction information to show them that we did pay. They have never answered our numerous emails or calls, and have continued to harass us by now sending us to a collection agency. UNPROFESSIONAL AT BEST; DISHONEST AT WORST - DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY!!!

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Amusement park in the Taunus, North of Frankfurt. As a parent, I give the Lochmühle top marks. It's…read moreclean, well maintained, and offers parents the opportunity to just chill out while the kids run wild. For groups, there are Grill huts in varying sizes (need to reserve ahead of time). The larger ones can accomodate 25-30 people and the beauty is, you can bring all of your own food and drinks and you don't have to schlepp it around the park in a rucksack. The rides are pretty much for kids age 2-12. Older than that and they'll probably lose interest. Older kids would probably prefer the Taunus Wunderland (see other review). There are also a number of animals including a petting zoo. Even if you don't reserve a grill hut you can pack a picnic blanket and park it next to the small stream or in other grassy areas and just chill out. Prices are very reasonable from my perspective, both for admission and for food prices. This park is not out to gouge you. That being said, the attractions are NOTHING compared to a U.S. style amusement parkthis is, after all, kidstuff.

The whole Family had a great time. We have a son and daughter, ages one and four, and there was…read moreplenty for them to do in the park. We live in Wiesbaden so the drive is fairly quick and there is plenty of parking. The lines are fairly short, particularly in the morning. The day that we went was fairly overcast, So that may have kept some people from showing up. We had lunch there which was reasonably priced and delicious. The park isn't as overbearing on safety like places are in the United States, which was concerning for my wife but I enjoyed it. We look forward to going again!

I believe this park is intended for kids between the ages of 3 and 12. Our kids are almost 2 and 5…read moreand it was perfect. Tickets prices are based on height in cm., and can easily be purchased online. Kids under 100 cm are free. Americans beware, German liability laws are much different, and it's very much "participate at your own risk" park wide. That said, as long as you're exercising smart parenting practices, its pretty awesome! For instance, you can literally control some of the rides as a parent. Many low intensity rides have no staff supervision - you on and off-board whenever the next empty cart rolls up. There's a wide variety of things to do from ball pits to epic slides, a trampoline park, small roller-coaster, petting zoo, legit log ride, and numerous carnival-style-dizzying rides. The food was excellent: high end cafeteria style schnitzel/wurst/burger/fries, along with coffee baristas, flammkuchen, and candy/cotton candy/gelato/popcorn stands. We parents and the kids had a blast. Strongly recommend for parents and kids under 12.