Familie park Drievliet Reviews

I would recommend. In the amount of 23 per person we have at our disposal all attractions without limit.

Yesterday 11/8 had a great day !! The new spray park is really an asset to the park! And friendly staff

Super fun amusement park for young and old definitely recommended for people who dare not roller coaster

Especially fun for the little ones. My 2-year-old daughter had a great time all day long. Only a few attractions were not allowed. Nice medium-sized park. Only downsides: tickets are on the pricey side for what you get in return. And many wasps at the moment. Don't let it spoil the fun, I don't give 4 stars for nothing.

Super nice park, there is also plenty to do for the youngest children.

Really family friendly and we'll kept park. Can be really busy though...

Way too expensive! Park outdated and not lovingly designed. The whole thing is more reminiscent of a fair.

The children love it. Nice park, nice decoration. Neat and clean. Well entertained

Great rides and lots of fun for kids. Do realize that there are height requirements. Also the food you buy at the park is VERY expensive so best to bring your own lunch

What a nice park that was. With the children you could spend quite a long time there at the performance of the Dutch Champion Youth Googling Henk Driessen. These photos date from 2004. Too bad Henk is no longer performing. 12-01-2021; Henk has passed away in the meantime, RIP Henk!

Nice amusement park, plenty to do for young and old.

The people who work here are rude and don't do what they should for the rest a few funny attractions but not much

Super park not too crowded attractions close together not too large park fun for all ages

Great park! Fun attractions, suitable for young and older children. Many attractions close together (so well arranged), no absurd queues, easy to drive (without countless traffic jams) Good for a very nice day out!

- Cons, at the moment: NOT good wheelchair friendly

A great park for the family.
For disabled children, something may also be invented.
Maybe an option for the future?
Food is incredibly expensive, so you will only visit the park once a year. Or no more, the VAT will increase from January 2019.

Very nice!!! Kids will have a great time, small-scale but something to do for every age!

Fine Park for my daughter and we are in a jiffy.
We have a three-person season ticket including parking, so it is very cheap for us because we get there regularly.

My daughter likes it very much so we do too.

nice park just a pity that they close the walls where you can see photos and order at half past four.
I had to switch back wall closed while the attractions run until 5pm.
really a shame this now I have no photo !!!!

Nice family park especially for the little ones
The whole day was not expensive and we enjoyed ourselves wonderfully

Recently with the kids. It is still a lot of fun for children. I do think some attractions need a makeover!

Nice park for children. A bit dated here and there.

Fun for the children and family. Tip: buy a season pass. Too bad parking costs 7 euros.

Nice, not too big and too pricey family park and close by.

Definitely recommended for a fun day out with your family!

Had a nice day, well entertained.
Although the wasps were a bit annoying, especially the amount of wasps

Good family park you can easily do everything in no waiting time friendly staff nice attraction. We only have to walk a lot through other parking spaces ...!

Great park, nice attractions.

Unfortunately, 1.5 meters is a utopia, people do not follow walking lines and no enforcement.

Visitor numbers are also questionable, very busy. Long lines in the empty car park on arrival, partly due to lack of staff at the entrance. Advancement can and must be faster.

Without Covid a very nice park, during the Covid period the park does not comply with the regulations in practice. Many Hospitality owners would receive fines for situations in queues & walking areas & non-compliance.

Been coming since I was a little girl myself. Park only gets more fun over the years with more and new attractions.
Little tip for the summer would be waste bins that are wasp proof. Furthermore, a good park.

Embarrassingly busy. Supposedly buying day locks but they allow everyone. Many narrow paths where no 1.5m distance can be kept. Not enough queues for attraction.

Park is nice. But something to avoid in corona time.

Nice little family amusement park. We always have a lot of fun there.

Small cozy family park nice and compact many nice attractions for young and old.

Great amusement park. Not big, lots to do for toddlers and preschoolers too. Drievliet tries to comply with Corona rules, but there are far too many visitors, making that impossible. Lots of people close together. The unfriendly staff was striking.

Nice smaller-scale amusement park for families with children

A small and perfectly-formed theme park. Great for kids and several thrilling rides for adults too. Our three year old and us parents had a great day out there.

Long waiting times. 1000s of wasps and nothing seems to be done about it. Everything is a bit crammed together. The attractions are fun, especially for younger children.

Is away from us nice close to the kids have a great time just a pity that there is no water at it small type of beach where you can find cooling had been fun maybe a tip for building

Cozy and affordable
For the family

Perfect park for children from 3 to 4 years and older of course!

Drievliet is a cozy family park especially for children between 3 and 12 years. There are also a few attractions for the elderly that require guts, but the vast majority of attractions are accessible to all children. The park is clean, there are plenty of clean toilets and there is also plenty of choice for a snack and a drink. The waiting times for the attractions are also quite short, even in the event of heavy traffic. Usually it's your turn within fifteen minutes. Even with the flashy Formula X, a fast roller coaster, it's usually your turn within fifteen minutes.

The park is compact, so you really don't have to walk for miles to see and experience everything.

Drievliet is easy to reach and now has a new parking space.

Sanitary facilities are below average. Drievliet clearly cannot deal with 'crowds', chaos at the rows at the cash registers, rows that develop over walking paths.

The 5D movie should have a minimum age of 6 years.
It is very exciting and impressive. And you can't get out during the show. If a child of 4 gets upset then no one has a nice show.

But hey, the kids are having a good time!

Super fun amusement park for young and old. Maintenance is a bit overdue, otherwise a great outing. Little theming, but nice to visit

Fun family amusement park for young and old.
Wild rides for the big kids and real little thumb rides for the little ones. Enough food, drink and seating.

Great park. Fun for primary school children. Coffee comes from a 90s vending machine.

A really fun amusement park. Very suitable for small children from 2 years and also fun for older kids. Take a subscription if you live in the region, it is not expensive and you already have the costs if you go 3x.

It is a friendly park which in terms of age category is ideal for children who have outgrown Julianapark and Plopsaland, for example, but are not yet ready for a park like Walibi. But there are also plenty of fun attractions for older children and adults. And although 23.50 per person (including children) is still a nice amount, it is a lot cheaper than the well-known large parks. So especially for people with more limited spending options, this is a perfect alternative to the large parks. In addition, the subscriptions are ideal and relatively inexpensive. By the third visit you have it out. So for people who live in the area, it is also ideal for a few hours of visits every now and then.

The big advantage of Drievliet is that it is clear, and even on the busier days it doesn't feel like such. The attractions are diverse and for young and old, and there are plenty of fun attractions that are all neatly maintained and look fresh (including the ones that have been there for years). The limited space is well and cleverly used. There are also plenty of places to eat your own food and drinks, but there is also plenty of catering facilities. Food and drink is normally priced by today's standards. But as previously written, due to the large amount of space to eat your own food and drinks, it also feels like no obligation at all to eat something from the catering establishments. Even children have less urge to do so. Which can be called unique.

Of course there is something to be said about the more limited period that the park is open compared to the large parks that are open for a longer period or even all year round. But when you look at the smaller parks, this is just common and fine. In fact, I think if they didn't do this, they would end up losing far too much on balance, so that should be offset by the entrance fee. Which would cost too many visitors in the regular period.

This is one of the few parks (large and small) that balances all aspects of a family theme park so well.

Nice park! Not too big but enough choice and nice and clear!

Nice little park, great for an afternoon out, and if you use Google Maps also free parking

Park is completely overcrowded during Corona times. Reserving a day slot helps little or nothing. Some attractions stand around carelessly. Because of the overcrowding it is absolutely impossible to keep the minimum distance of 1.5m What a shame ...
Parking fees of 8.00 are too expensive for such a small park.

Top park for children. Clear, fun attractions and friendly staff.

My kids loved it. Only the way there is a bit complicated at the end.

Nice family amusement park, will definitely go back!

Nice park, especially with a view to (small) children. Thematisation getting better and better. Staff could be cheered up a bit.

The park is manageable but very nice in itself. He opened the cash registers at 10 a.m., but unfortunately we weren't on the first roller coaster until 10:40 a.m., as they weren't occupied yet, which was a bit annoying. Otherwise the attractions were good and the park was clean and not too crowded, including the parking ticket but a bit too expensive for what it offered.

Nice park for families with children. Many attractions for the little ones, but also a few attractions that are fun for parents and teenagers. Formula X is a short roller coaster but is one of the nicer in the Netherlands and there are some good thrill attractions. Adults alternate with the children and themselves in a thrill attraction (which are often directly next to each other). Doable thanks to relatively short lines.

Horeca was a bit disappointing. We ordered menus. You had to order that separately and then in a long line at another counter, that was a bit unclear. After payment, wait a moment and then pick up your menus. To our surprise there was no sauce with the menus. Not even at the children's menu. Which child doesn't want sauce with his fries? With a menu you expect that it is complete or else that it is very clear that you have to order e.e.a separately. We could order additional sauce, but then we had to go back into that long line. And meanwhile let your food get cold. But not done so ... So point for improvement.

Furthermore, had a great day!

For someone who is looking for adrenaline this park is not for him because there are 2 queues that are so important for someone, the park is very small but if you want to show the park and interest the youngster this will be the best option. On the plus side water attractions. And if you want to avoid the queues, I recommend the beginning of July because of the fact that children in The Hague are still in school.

Chinese Wall buffet restaurant. Busy but fine dishes.