If you're in the area it's definitely a place to go to. We did a day trip from Munich and it took…read moreabout 2 hrs from Munich HBF. Primarily German signage everywhere but if they see foreigners the staff do explain rides in English. We were unprepared so be sure to bring swimsuit and a change of clothes as there are water play areas. Not bad for €17- buy tickets in advance. Kids 3 and under are free

Unlike other amusement parks targeted at young children -- where it's often just about the…read moremerchandise -- we're now in the third hour of our first visit to the park and I've not yet seen an opportunity to buy playmobile. My daughters don't want to stop playing, even to eat, despite the high quality concessions, much better than you'd expect at an amusement park of this size. One of the more interactive and least commercial amusement parks I've seen. If you're visiting Munich, and only have time for one park, skip Legoland and come here.

Such a cute little stop to stretch your legs and get the kids running around for a little bit…read morebefore continuing your journey! I'm definitely really happy we stopped here! We now have amazing pictures, had a really good time, and was amazed by literally evening! I wouldn't recommend coming here as a day trip, we saw this on our way to Frankfurt and decided we'd use this as a rest stop before heading back home.

Cute spot for quick rest stop in you're driving elsewhere. You'll probably spend about 30mins or…read moreless here unless you get creative with your photos. We were the only ones there so we didn't have to worry about other people in our photos.