Duinrell combines an attraction park with the Tikibad, an indoor pool complex with slides and a separate outdoor pool area. How you plan the day depends on which ticket you pick: there are park-only tickets and combinations with either the indoor or the outdoor Tikibad, and an indoor Tikibad ticket gives access only to the indoor pool, not the outdoor one. On Rides by Lights days some attractions stay open into the evening.
Arrive with tickets already bought, because Duinrell does not sell them at the gate. In the park itself, the first aid point is by the bumper boats, and the Tikibad has its own first aid post for swimmers. Families coming by car pay for parking on the way out, at the machines by the exit or contactless at the barriers. The arcade runs on a playcard you buy and top up inside the arcade itself.
The trade-off is the calendar: outside the main season only the winter attractions run, and then only on weekends and during holidays, with a stretch in midwinter when even those are closed.
Family FAQ
Do you need to book Duinrell in advance?
Tickets are sold online only, in advance; you cannot buy them at the gate.
How much does Duinrell cost?
The attraction park costs from €28.50, park plus outdoor Tikibad from €29.50, and park plus indoor Tikibad from €34.00.
Are there height or age limits at Duinrell?
In the indoor Tikibad (except Playa), anyone under 120 cm must wear a flotation aid such as armbands or a swim vest.
Is there parking at Duinrell?
Parking costs €15, paid at the machines by the exit or contactless at the exit barriers.
