Linnanmäki Reviews

The best theme park in Helsinki - lots of equipment and a nice place anyway.

Stayed the same for a long time, a good appliance range but eating overpriced

In my opinion, the best place to spend a summer day with friends and family. Devices are available for all ages

There are plenty of rides and the day ticket costs 39 . Wooden coasters that have been around for 50 years are impressive.

Well-considered exception time. Desit etc. cleanliness very good.

Pretty cancerous place ... the ticket costs malt and I couldn't get to the equipment without pants

Territory of adrenaline. There are attractions for children.

Lots of different equipment. There are also convenience stalls around the park

Horror week was fantastic. Live horror shows all around park.

Have a nice day! And this time there were no bad queues!

My children had a great time.Attractions for all tastes and with few people compared to the parks in Spain.

I WANT THE BEST !!!!!!!!! THE BIRDS ARE THAT YOU ARE FULLY FASTING

The whole day walks away like a moment. Expensive, but worth !!!

Nice when the amusement park renews its equipment from time to time. Nice thing for those who go there every year. Comfortable supply for different ages and sizes. Both timid feet and speed monsters get to enjoy the amusements.

Iikweek was very well planned and executed this year. The actors were really scary zombies.

Kids will love it there. Everyone has fun with rabbits who don't have a ticket to the attractions

Amusement park where it's nice to visit from year to year. From the mouths of children: the best day of summer Equipment for all sizes, and good butters in restaurants. Free admission, and for the little ones also equipment that you can visit for free. That is, you can make a day trip on a small budget when you bring your own lunch. There should be good water points in the area.

Finland's most popular amusement park, next to Helsinki, built in 1950, (as you remember at the entrance), easily accessible by public transport. It combines tradition, among other examples, the attraction known as "Panoraama" a tower to enjoy a wonderful view of Helsinki and its metropolitan area, or the wooden roller coaster "Vuoristorata" built in 1951 with manual braking operation by Operators and also meets modernity with, among many other attractions, the so-called "Kingi" a tower where you experience a free fall of 75 meters.
Also within the enclosure, you have several attractions exclusively for children, (some free).
Also present are the usual raffles and games to win prizes. As well as audiovisual attractions virtual reality type. It also has catering services.
Admission is free and you pay at the attraction you decide to climb.
In short, good amusement park where there is a lot to choose from and have a good time.

I would always recommend visiting the best amusement park in Finland.

It is a very good place where children and adults are happy and allowed to take pleasure

Great place and especially when children can go alone on the equipment

Very nice amusement park. 9 free roundabouts for kids. Many choices of food, souvenirs, gifts. The kids really liked it. Back again. It's great that you can just take a walk, admission is free.

Versatile equipment and free access to the area. Expensive in restaurants.

It's a really great place and Taiga is a great new addition

The amusement park is small, but the area is used wisely! The view from the Ferris wheel is breathtaking. A lot of rides to check out. Even for someone with a weak stomach (like me!) it is fine to ride, because the rides are short. It is a bit expensive but ask if you can renew your pass for the next day (the price is 10e for renewal)

Always a great day out, cover your food if you eat there, the seagulls will try to take it

Big and close to city center, no entrance fee but cost too much to use the different playgrounds.

Traditional amusement park. Food is mainly of poor quality and expensive ...

Better to take a bracelet for the whole day. Many slides, mostly suitable for children under 12 years old. The park has the oldest roller coasters in Finland, built of wood. There are also several free rides, of which for all ages - a panorama, the rest for the smallest. There is also a sea life aquarium in the park, but you need a separate ticket there.

Nice place to visit, free entry is great +. Normal amusement park problem is high prices in food. Sometimes very short lines to rides, but as always depend of day and weather.

The new device is delayed by the country's perkuleesti.

The place is absolutely awesome and the equipment is the best. The view equipment is enough. And there are not too few free devices.

Just the best place. It's worth going. There is anything and everything there.

Overall a great amusement park and in my opinion one of the best I have been to.

Great place for extreme experiences, a little bit lack of information though

One of the best amusement parks in "Scandinavia" nothing compaired to Europa Park tho!

A really nice place to go even with your friends or go with some class. I said it was 5/5

Fun as always. That new device wasn't that scary, but it was fun nonetheless

Good but expensive. Free entrance for all, that +++

Amusent Park. Popular on weekends and on holidays. Lots of free rides for small Kids. No entrance fee!

Really nice amusement park with free rides for the little ones and a variety of restaurants (nothing fancy, but enough).
40 will provide you with 6 tokens for rides, but I assume that the day pass is better value if you want to go through all the attractions.
I believe it is open until 11pm and after 8pm tickets are cheaper, but some free attractions like the Panorama will close by then.
Good for a day out with the kids and as I said, since there are quite a bit of free rides for them, you may not need to spend an euro on it.
Did I mention that it is free entry?. Not many of those around these days.
Highly recommended.