BonBon-Land – a family-friendly theme park
BonBon-Land is a fun and quirky theme park in South Zealand with rides, playgrounds and BonBon characters that put the whole family in a good mood.
What can I experience at BonBon-Land?
At BonBon-Land, the fun starts before you even click the safety bar shut. The rides have names you’ll want to repeat out loud, and that sets the tone: here, it’s perfectly fine to laugh, squeal and be a bit silly together.
If you’re chasing that stomach-tickle feeling, look for classics like Hundeprutten and Vild-Svinet. For fast fun with extra grins, Svend Svingarm is one of those rides people keep talking about afterwards, usually followed by: “One more time?” And if you want to mix the wild with something calmer, hop into Andebådene i Andedammen, a friendly favourite where everyone can join in.
Den Skøre Skildpadde, Han-Katten and Viktor Vandorm are great picks when you want variety and a day that feels like you’ve tried a bit of everything.
Is there something for the little ones?
Yes! In Leo-Farterne, kids can earn a free “driving licence” and cruise around in their own mini vehicles. For calmer play, there are safe little areas like Annas Mini Mokka, plus Andemad Legepladsen, a gentle playground with small trampolines for the youngest visitors.
The park also highlights child-friendly rides such as Ormen and Sprutten for the very youngest. And if your little ones love water play, Pelle Piratsprøjt is a big favourite: a dedicated water area with a water castle and multiple small slides designed for kids.
As a bonus mini-adventure, children can pick up a free treasure map at the entrance and complete simple stops around the park.
Make your own lollipop at BonBon-Land
In Slaraffenland, you can make your own lollipop and add your own touch with colours and flavour. It’s a cosy activity in the middle of the day, where the pace slows for a moment and the kids get something hands-on to bring along as you continue through the park.
Three fun facts for the queue
Henry Hundeprut was the very first BonBon character and also the first roller coaster the park ever had. Henry even has his own “Bummelum”, which you can only buy inside the park.
Small children can get a free driving licence in Leo-Farterne and roll off in their own little ice-cream van, ambulance and similar vehicles.
Every year, more than 60 tonnes of fries, 130,000 soft-serve ice creams and 80,000 grilled sausages are sold, equal to one single sausage 25 kilometres long.
Who is BonBon-Land for?
BonBon-Land is perfect if you’re travelling with kids and want a full day where the rides are the main event, with enough choice for both the brave and the cautious to find their favourites. A classic family outing, just with extra silliness built in.
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