Went here to see Alice Cooper. Had no intention of going on rides which was good really because this is mainly for kids, no white knuckles here. Spent a couple of hours in there before the gig. Limited food options, very very expensive. Probably £10 for a tray of nachos. The most bizarre thing here is the bars and beer. This venue is putting live music events on however you are only allowed to drink beer in designated bar areas that are nowhere near the stage. Can't drink a beer while watching the gig - have you ever heard something so ridiculous?

We purchased evening tickets which allowed access from 7pm until close (10pm). This allowed us plenty of time to enjoy the atmosphere and ride several rides. We didn’t queue for more than 10 mins on any ride, with most queues less than 5 mins. The best surprise was the fun house, which is definitely built for adults unlike most fun houses at parks, and is a piece of history being an original from the 20s. We also bought tickets for the haunted house (House of Nightmares) it was worth the few pounds extra. Actors were inside, but it wasn’t too cringey! It was pretty creepy. There are vegan options for food, but the food stands closed quite early, and we’re on the pricey side, although not outrageous. I had read you might not be able to take a bag, but this wasn’t a problem as we visited on a night without a concert. There were cubbies to leave your bags in when on rides which felt very safe. When arriving before going into the park visit the ticket booth across the road from the main gates and show them your online booking - they will give you a paper wristband which you use to show to get on the rides. We spent the first twenty minutes quite confused without our wristbands before a member of staff explained to us what to do. They did let us out of the park to go and pick up our bands, they just added our names to a guest list for re-admission - but would have been much easier just to have had the bands from the start. It cost us £48 for two evening tickets and the haunted house. Not cheap, but a very fun few hours, allowing you to ride any rides as frequently as you’d like and worth it for the experience. The park is a nice walk from the city centre. Easy to walk there in about 15 mins.

Kids 16 and 13 enjoyed the 3 hours at Gröna Lund, which is conveniently located next to the Wasahamnen guest harbour. They rated the experience with 4 stars, but I am subtracting one as the one day "Ticket to Ride" does not allow re-entrance without contacting personnel BEFORE exiting. And especially because there is no mention about the need to contact the personnel in the FAQ or anywhere else.