Toverland theme park

Toverland is one such place where families with young children, teenagers who sprint straight for the rollercoasters and adults who are keen to go for an extra ride themselves will all find something to enjoy. If you’re looking for a day out where everyone can find something they enjoy without constantly having to choose between thrills and relaxation, then this is the perfect place for you. With over 40 attractions and shows spread across six worlds, there’s something new to discover all day long.

When will you be popping by?

On a sunny spring day or during the summer holidays, Toverland really comes into its own, especially if you make the most of the water attractions and outdoor areas. But even on days when the weather is a bit iffy, this is a great choice, as Toverland originally started out as an indoor park and still has plenty of indoor fun to offer. In the summer, there are often longer opening hours and extra entertainment too.

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What can you expect?

Look forward to a day full of excitement, atmosphere and variety. You’ll whizz through Avalon, plunge into the white-water rides, discover play areas for the little ones and, in between, catch a show or enjoy a tasty treat on a terrace. Did you know that Troy is still known as the longest, highest and fastest wooden rollercoaster in the Benelux? You’ll feel it the moment you step on board.

You can easily set aside most of your day for a visit to Toverland, as there’s more than enough to keep you entertained for hours. The area around Sevenum feels spacious and green, giving your day out that carefree holiday feeling straight away. You can park in the large car park next to the park, and there are also 20 paid charging points for electric cars. Dogs and other pets are not allowed inside, except for assistance dogs. If you’re visiting in a wheelchair or need extra support, it’s good to know that virtually the whole of Toverland and most of the attractions are accessible, and that Guest Services provides clear facilities and adapted entrances. Dining options have also been well catered for: within the park, you’ll find information and options for vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free meals.