Huis Ten Bosch opened in 1992 near Sasebo and is both an amusement park and a marina. The site is divided into zones: an admission passport gets you into the theme park zone, while the Harbor Zone has its own fee only on fireworks days and other designated days. If you leave the theme park zone and want to come back the same day, keep your passport and get a re-entry stamp on the way out. The park also has its own revue theatre, Huis Ten Bosch Kageki.
The catch: on crowded days the park may limit how many guests it lets in, and it advises buying a date-specific passport to guarantee admission, so a spontaneous visit on a busy day is a gamble.
Family FAQ
How much does Huis Ten Bosch cost?
An admission passport is required for the theme park zone; the Harbor Zone charges its own fee only on fireworks days and other designated days.
Where are the toilets at Huis Ten Bosch?
Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are inside and outside the park, and two of them have simple beds.
