Bobbejaanland is an amusement park outside Herentals, founded in 1961. Tickets are banded by height, not age, and the prices are ‘from’ prices that change with the date; buying online is often cheaper than paying at the gate.
The one thing to plan around is queues. A paid Speedy Pass lets you skip the line at sixteen attractions, but it comes on top of the entry ticket, is sold subject to availability and only works on the day you activate it. Without it, you queue like everyone else.
If at least a set amount of rain falls during the day, visitors with a dated ticket bought on the park’s own website can collect a free return ticket at the info desk before they leave. Some days are reserved for private events, and no day tickets are sold for those dates.
Family FAQ
How much does Bobbejaanland cost?
Children shorter than 1 metre get in free and don't need a reservation.
Is there parking at Bobbejaanland?
Parking costs €13 per car (€7 motorbike, €19 motorhome), online or at the desk; the barriers use number-plate recognition.
