Family outing in the Spreewald: How expensive is a day in Tropical Islands?

Family outing in the Spreewald: How expensive is a day in Tropical Islands?

Krausnick, Deutschland - A visit to Tropical Islands - a dream for many families, but the price rings the cash registers! The spectacular tropical leisure park in Krausnick attracts numerous visitors with its huge dome and unique leisure activities, but you should be well prepared when it comes to costs.

30. October 2024 at 05:00 Krausnick

An impressive look into the tropical landscape of Tropical Islands in Krausnick (Dahme-Spreewald).

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The arrival takes place conveniently by car; The huge, striking dome of the park can already be seen from the A13. Embedded in an artificial tropical landscape, the park offers a variety of attractions, including hot air balloon trips. The base price for a flight is 39 euros, plus 6 euros for adults and 3 euros for children. The family ticket for 159.90 euros (for two adults and up to three children) makes entry a little cheaper, but you have to be prepared for additional expenses.

Cost explosion for families

and don't forget the food! With over a dozen gastronomic facilities in the tropical paradise, families for food and drink have to dig deep into their pockets. Start drinks at 3 euros for a glass of water, while a pizza with a soft drink is available for 9 euros. A family must expect at least 360 euros for a day visit, including admission and meals. And that quickly becomes more expensive if you consider additional attractions such as the sauna landscape (14 euros) or special workshops!

Visitors were skeptical about the price structure. A family from Schleswig-Holstein reported that they had spent an additional 400 euros for food for two days on site, despite the booked house. Conversely, a family from Bavaria found prices in order because they have to pay even more in other thermal baths and amusement parks. Nevertheless, the crowd on the loungers remains a shortcoming - whether reserved with a towel or not, the loungers were always occupied!