Amusement park · De Panne, Flandres Ocidental
Plopsaland De Panne
Amusement park in the south of De Panne, aimed mainly at families with children, featuring attractions tied to characters from the Belgian production company Studio 100, roller coasters and shows.
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About Plopsaland De Panne
Plopsaland De Panne is an amusement park in the south of the town, near Adinkerke, built on the site of the former Meli Park. It is aimed mainly at families with young children and uses characters from the Belgian production company Studio 100, known from children’s television in Flanders.
The park has themed areas, carousels, water rides, roller coasters for various ages and shows throughout the day. Next door there is an indoor water park and a theatre run by the same company.
The rides and shows are in Flemish, but most attractions do not depend on language. On school holidays and in summer the park usually gets crowded.
Opening days vary by season, with some days closed in the low season. Check opening days in advance and buy tickets ahead of time.
Before you go
Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
A full day.
Best time
Outside Belgian school holidays, on weekdays. Arrive at opening to get shorter queues.
How to get there
It is located in the south of De Panne, near Adinkerke station, with its own Kusttram stop and parking.
Tip
Check the opening calendar beforehand: in the low season the park is not open every day.
Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Plopsaland De Panne
What ages is Plopsaland for?
Mainly for young children and families, but it has roller coasters for older children and adults.
Is the park open all year?
Not every day. Operating days change with the season. Check the calendar beforehand.
Can you get there by public transport?
Yes. The Kusttram has a stop by the park, near Adinkerke station.
