Two intense and fun days Tickets purchased online for Sunday, August 18 and with return booked for the next day (be careful ⚠️ to remember the confirmation at the totem for return). Numerous attractions suitable for children, various kiosks / dining options with prices slightly higher than average but not so exaggerated. Applause for the widespread presence of nurseries independent of women's toilets, so as to allow diaper changes even to dads. Below-average turnout for Sunday thanks to an incorrect weather forecast (which gave widespread thunderstorms, and instead began to trickle around 17:15/17:30), paradoxically there were more people the next day (Monday); on Sunday we often managed to do more laps on the same Attraction without impacting on the queues (almost non-existent). If the day is going to be nice and hot it is worth bringing a change and a towel for everyone to use after the “wet” attractions, the cabins to dry are for a fee (3€ and only in pieces of 1€). Ah and wear comfortable shoes: you walk a lot up and down the park (we did an average of 9 km per day)!

We're finally taking the girls to leolandia. Park very suitable for small children full of comfort for mothers who find themselves having to manage bottle diapers and whatnot. I think the right age is 3 to 10. Although we went at the weekend the queues were not so unmanageable yes we did but we never exceeded 10 minutes. It still takes 2 days to fully experience it and see all the shows. Unfortunately for a family of 4 it is too expensive, I understand that to manage such a park you need a lot of money but asking families 8 euros for a photo taken with an automatic machine mounted on the rides and then printed by a computer is a bit 'too much without considering that if they charge even three euros they would sell double. Not to mention the photo with the character 15 euros, you are so forced to limit yourself and have to say no to your children which makes the day sad and long. It's all too expensive parking 6 euros, gadgets ranging from 5 euros of a pen to 20 euros for a T-shirt. I conclude by saying that the experience was fantastic and I recommend it but it would be perfect if they also downsized by 15/20 % on prices at that point I would return.

We stayed at Leolandia for the first time during the Christmas holidays. Despite the festive period, there was no great crowding, so you could do the rides in peace and virtually without waiting. Obviously given the cold season some attractions were closed but our 3 year old had a great time anyway. Very good organization, clean and cared for areas. The only thing is that when booking it was indicated that there was only one self-service restaurant open, exorbitantly priced compared to the offer .. so we booked but then we saw that there were other dining options open and to know we would decide directly there where and what to eat. We hope to return soon during the warm season.

One of the best amusement parks we have visited, without a doubt. My youngest daughter (4 years) started to embrace everyone, from Bing to Bingo and Bluey, from Masha to Gufetta passing through Ladybug; only Chat Noir did not like her so much but then he was very nice, involved her in an impromptu gag and became her darling. In addition to the mascots, which kidnap especially the little ones, there are many attractions for the little girls a bit 'older: my 9-year-old had fun on the cups, on the Electro Spin, on the rapids or at Guide School. And then many shows (among all I point out Exists Really 2: in search of unicò and The Lost Island), a respectable reptile area and a farm area managed really well: put 2 euros in a special feed dispenser, receive a full plastic ball and when you open it by dividing it into its two halves magically you are ready to entertain two girls who will be the center of attention of various types of goats, sheep, mules, .... So many emotions! We went in two days (the second free returns) particularly hot in July and we loved the vaporizers scattered everywhere in the park and the water features. Recommendation: if it is so hot the best choice for lunch is Caffè Minitalia, you are closed, with air conditioning and you eat well.

The ticket costs a lot, on a par with a famous and nearby competitor. But not everything is the same and therefore it is too expensive for the offer. There are attractions for all ages, young and old, but in 3 hours you've finished the ride. The scandalous part is the "refreshment" chapter. A drain on those who have already bled to death for entry, we need greater respect for users. Nothing is saved, as you turn it over and over you eat in a terrible way and at a high price. Do you know what the only alternative is? Get stamps in your hand to exit the park, get back in the car notifying you that you will return and go to eat nearby, there is everything just a few minutes away. Quite disappointed.

With the whole family (children spouses and grandchildren) we stayed on December 1. The children had fun, spectacular attractions for all ages. Beautiful visit to Santa Claus (although the wait was particularly long). A spectacular Santa Claus, very nice, funny and helpful, ready to listen and entertain the children. Congratulations on the apt choice. Grande.

Leolandia is an amusement park that certainly meets the needs of children especially in the 3-8 years old range. Parents also have the opportunity to spend a carefree and different day. When we went to mid-October, we did not expect all those people who were there. However, the queues were cleared in about 15 minutes. Just to play a game we were 60 minutes in line and I have to say, with small children following, it's exhausting. Many areas were a bit too crowded (masha and bear area for example). And we hardly found an open bench. All in all.... He's in! (Although access should be restricted ... ). What is out of tune is that everything is too expensive starting from the ticket. And then the restaurant. The gadgets. The picture with the characters. Everything ... ok of course I decide what to buy and no one forces me but there are mandatory steps at the end of many attractions in shops where children are attracted by everything and it is up to us parents to constantly say no and this is stressful to say the least. The dispassionate advice is: avoid the park on a Sunday and bring lunch from home. However Recommendation .. for children the fun is guaranteed. Tornerò ..

Leolandia is always a wonderful place for children where they find themselves immersed in an enchanted world. We have been there several times in recent years and every time for our daughter the emotion is always great. The park is well maintained and managed with great care. The staff is very friendly and polite and the attractions almost all child-friendly. However, there are some things that should be improved for example the closing time ... at 6 pm in the summer months is really too little, for example we would have stayed definitely longer, maybe we would have even had dinner! The shows are very beautiful but after years some should be renewed (such as that of masha and bear). The price of the various restaurants is a bit too high and the quality leaves something to be desired (eg Capitan meatball menu hamburger and chips no less than 15€). It is definitely worth going there if you have small children but these things in our opinion should be improved!

I was in Leolandia with my 6 year old daughter!! Super promised place I loved it and it's really clean and well maintained... a flaw... to have come at the weekend!!! Too much but too much queue... it becomes unnerving to a certain... to do the masha roller coaster over 45 minutes of waiting .. and other rides l attests is that... I would like to go back but probably I should choose a day of the week .. reading other reviews I read about people who have not found the slightest row on the attractions .. as for prices .. yes a little high .. but you are not obliged to buy .. in a store itself witch's hat that I sell in my shop for 5 euros cost them 14.90 .. but there .. and just you are not obliged .. if the child cries amen .. he will pass!!! We took the picture with masha ... also there a nice 20 minutes of queue and the photo 15 euros ... usually in other parks are stars 10 euros .. but you are not obliged to take them ... and as for high prices .. remember that they have to pay those who work there .. maintenance of the park and rides etc etc etc etc so of course must have these prices ... I conclude by saying that it was a beautiful experience that I will do again ... in the week!!!

We stayed yesterday, 2 adults + 2 girls, one paying and the other not because newborn, driven by the fact that some friends go there often. We assume that the price is very high for a place that I personally do not consider an amusement park but rather a carnival (because almost all rides, not attractions that for me are others, can also be found at a village festival), the only difference is that in the village carnivals you pay by carousel, here you pay admission. We were definitely wrong, being the first time, but I think also the last, not to bring us food from home because the prices are also for food, very very high (1 piadina, 1 fruit salad and 1 drink 15 euros and +) but still no one forces you to take the menu, you can also take only, for example, a hot dog at 6 euros (total value 1 euro maybe but this is the Point of Sale law), I did not quite understand why you can not go out of the gate but you must necessarily do it through a very overcrowded shop (or maybe I understood but I avoid saying it), moreover I read in Response to another comment that you are not forced to go to the store to leave and instead it is just so. The park overall is very nice, clean and cared for, friendly staff. The thing I noticed is that height checks are not done unlike other parks (and here I link to the fact that this in my opinion is a carnival) where they are very, perhaps even too scrupulous)... Finally I wonder how anyone can compare Leolandia to Gardaland (where I have been a subscriber for years living at 10 km), they are 2 totally different things and the latter I would say, in some respects, even cheaper. Anyway... at the end of the fair my daughter had fun so goal achieved.