1. Mini Mundi
Middelburg, ZE
Cancel
Open app
Search
Sign Up
Log In
Nearby
Bookmarks
Start a Project
Add a Business on Yelp
Add Review
Call
Directions
Website
+4
Start your review...
Get app
8 years ago
Nice indoor and outdoor playground. Also offers a miniature version of local sights. Food as always in The Netherlands mostly junk read more
Mini Mundi - Amusement Parks Near Me - Middelburg, ZE
See all
Podium 35
4337 WV Middelburg
The Netherlands
0118-415400
Call Now
Visit Website
http://www.minimundi.nl
Hours
What time does Mini Mundi open?
What time does Mini Mundi close?
Does Mini Mundi have parking?
Yes, Mini Mundi has parking options.
German
4 Reviews
Get access to customer & competitor insights.
Uitzicht vanuit het kraaiennest
Haaien en schollen aaien.
We went there with my 3 year old son. We went on a tractor ride and while we were getting off the…read moreoperator kept running the tractor which almost ran over my son and injured myself and him. The operator had an awful behaviour blaming us for this accident while he missed checking the cameras. I don't recommend this amusement park!
Freizeitpark - Family park - zábavná park Drievliet
Plopperdeplopperdeplop (ding!)…read more Nu we dat uit ons systeem hebben kunnen we het over serieuze dingen hebben toch? (Of minstens een poging tot). Plopsaland is zeker de moeite waard. Het park is uiteraard bestemd voor kinderen al heeft men de laatste jaren er enkele tiener thrill rides bijgeplaatst zoals The Ride to Happiness die er volgens mijn zoontje wel meer uitzag als The Ride to Nightmare omwille van de vele loopings. Binnen enkele jaren zal hij het vast en zeker wel cool vinden. Hey park is mooi aangelegd en voldoende verscheidenheid in de verschillende attracties. Een hele dag rollercoasters kan maar lekker chill kan ook. Tof vond ik Wickieland. De Wickie The Battle is de max. Ga je nat worden? Yup. Gaat het het waard zijn? Yup, toch op een zonnige zomerdag. We waren ook fan van De Draak, DinoSplash en de glijbaan binnen het Maya gedeelte. De Plopsaparade was een toffe verrassing. Als vegetariër was het een beetje zoeken naar opties. Op het plannetje stonden vele opties aangegeven (vooruitgang!) maar helaas was het vaak dezelfde optie zijnde vegetarische wok. Bizarre keuze voor Mr Spaghetti waar ik me aan een lekkere pasta met groentjes verwachtte. Eten kan je doen tot rond 17u en dan zie je de opties één voor één sneuvelen. Laten we dan even een K3 concert geven en all eetgelegenheden sluiten. Fantastische timing...niet dus. Bij het frietkot stuurden ze ons naar Mr Spaghetti en daar zei men dat de keuken gesloten was. Parking was goed beschikbaar en bereikbaar. Personeel is over het algemeen vriendelijk. Zeker een aanrader.
Brilliant theme park for family with children of all ages. Value for money. Queues a lot shorter…read morethan what we generally have in UK theme parks. Open for longer hours. Good parking area. Lots of food courts with shorter queues.
Meli nostalgie
De Grote Golf in Wickieland.
Carousel
Miniworld is a nice place to visit with family or friends. We each used our RotterdamPas membership…read moreand so its free admission for us. Otherwise, admission is currently 14.70 Euro per person. You'll get to see miniature models of Rotterdam's landscape, such as the Erasmusbrug bridge, Euromast, Stadhuis (City Hall building), Rotterdam Centraal Station, and etc. You can spend about 30+ minutes here to browse the entire exhibits. They are also constructing a miniature version of Great Britain in the lower level, but it will probably take a few more years to complete. Overall, it's a cool tourist attraction to check out while in Rotterdam. It's also a five minutes walk from Rotterdam Central Station.
One of the most fun things we did in Rotterdam. Admission (~10,0) euros is reasonable, and free…read morelockers once you get your 2 euro coin back. Stepping inside, you are steeped in a vast, complex mini world highlighting Rotterdam and many neighborhoods and smaller local cities to the area. At a scale of 1min. = 1hr., it's really cool to watch the day lighting transition to evening lighting (pinks), and finally end with night. All the little lights in mini world light up, and you feel like you are watching a tiny world exist. Highly recommend!
Knock--out: écht om dood te gaan... ocharme mijn schattie erwin
Spijker: 1 deelnemer van elk team zo lang mogelijk met opgetrokken armen blijven hangen
Paddle: om ter meeste rond de fontein en terug
How I would love to go back to this place! I grew up visiting it so often! With family or school,…read moreit was my favorite amusement park. They took us different places every year but this was just our favorite. The rides and mostly the Splash was just awesome. The smells walking around. I have so many great memories.
I had fun. The waiting time was not that bad. And the personal super friendly! The thing I found…read moresad is that they don't keep up with the maintenance of the buildings. A little bit of paint here and there won't hurt. Me and my kids we had fun and that is the most important!
Devanture special hallooween de Bellewaerde
Zwieren en zwaaien
Een rondje op de mini Mississipi boot
De dolfijnenshow
Im a princess
Sunparcs is a part of centerparcs. They use the brand name for their 3 and 4 star holiday parks…read more The 5 star ones are called centre parks. This one is their oldest one. I bit worn out in some places. Could use some new paint in places but still a nice place to have a swim and close to the beach!!!
Brands by name
Articles by date
Verouderd en nogal saaie bedoening. Het doet overkomen dat het half jaren zeventig mooi was en…read moredaarna niet meer goed onderhouden. Het Restaurant/cafetaria heeft bepaald geen kwaliteitseten en ook geen sfeer, nouja de sfeer van een middelbare-schoolkantine. De rondvaart was leuk, maar puur omdat het een boot is. De uitleg van de kapitein (?) was onverstaanbaar of door overstuurde speakers.
This was another ship related excursion and for someone like me, who loves major construction…read moreprojects, it was heavenly.. The first thing we saw when we walked into the visitor center was the skeleton of a mammoth that had been unearthed during construction of the Delta Works. http://media2.ct.yelpcdn.com/photo/fTk-twKk-NUpScAITT6BXw/l It was a very cool, very complete skeleton. There was an exhibit of the 2000 year history of the Netherlands' battle w/ the North Sea. After wandering through the exhibit we saw a half hour film about the Great Flood of 1953, which inundated 2/3 of the country, twice a day because of the tides, for NINE months! At that point the plans for the storm surge barrier were laid. Rather than give you the details here, I'll just include their website: http://www.deltawerken.com/Deltaworks/23.html There was one leftover tower from the construction project which is in a field across from the visitor center and is used to teach climbing and firefighting techniques, if I'm remembering correctly. There's a waterpark--mostly for kids, I think--on the same property but we didn't visit it. After the film we went through the gift shop filled w/ overpriced junk and then continued by bus to the Delta Works itself. It was a massive project, w/ 62 40 meter wide gates suspended between tall towers. The gates can be lowered mechanically if very stormy seas are predicted. We were able to walk through the structure and then to climb a series of stairs up to the top. Inside the structure were explanatory exhibit and our guide gave us further information. The project was competed 25 years ago and has been used three times since, successfully. It's tested regularly to make sure it's mechanically fit. The expectation is that it will have to be rebuilt in the future, using technology that has been developed since. You can be sure the Dutch are paying attention to the issue of climate change and will be factoring that into their plans. The hope and expectation is that what's in place now will be adequate to protect the country from the rise in the sea that's currently predicted.