Dinolandia + John Paul II Garden Ticket

Dinolandia – an encounter with prehistory and great fun Hundreds of millions of years before the appearance of the first humans on Earth were dominated by dinosaurs and other amazing animals. They mastered the prehistoric seas, air and land and reigned over the world for about 165 million years. When visiting Dinolandia, you can travel back in time to the distant Mesozoic era and get an up-close look at these amazing animals – the menacing Tyrannosaurus Rex, the chicken-sized Kompsognath, or the Mamenchisaurus, which invites visitors to the beach. Amazing creatures are only part of Dinolandia’s attractions. Guests not only learn about the most famous representatives of Mesozoic reptiles, but also have fun overcoming obstacles on the DinoBases or climbing the Climbing Wall to observe the world from above, like a long-eared Diplodocus. Those who like peace and quiet will discover the charms of playing miniature golf. The biggest attractions are waiting for the little ones. To choose from, to color. You can take an unforgettable ride on the Pirate Railway, “take a bath” in the Ball Pool, take a spin in the Gyroscope, take an extraordinary ride in the Crazy Jeeps, or get off the ground on the Euro Bungee. In Dinolandia you can also enter the Cave of Secrets, whose dark corridors lead to… It’s best to see for yourself. The Garden of John Paul II – an extraordinary painting You only have to climb 96 stairs to get to the very top of the Observation Tower and see an extraordinary painting painted with thousands of shrubs, trees and flowers – a portrait of John Paul II surrounded by St. Peter ‘ s Basilica. The basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican and the Basilica of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Wadowice. Those who have trouble climbing stairs can use the elevator to get to the top of the Tower. Climbing the Tower will not only allow you to see the extraordinary image, but also break the barrier of fear of heights and admire the panorama of the Beskid Maly. The whole is complemented by an exhibition of photographs depicting individual elements from the life of John Paul II. The photos show the path to sainthood of our Great Compatriot, and are a testimony to the extraordinary Pontificate. The Garden also featured excerpts from the book “Flowers of John Paul II” by Janusz Poniewierski. We invite all who wish to visit a place dedicated to John Paul II, to the theater of the changing seasons, where vegetation creates a vivid image depicting the figure of the Polish Pope, the Basilica of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Wadowice and the Basilica of St. Peter in Wadowice. The tour includes a visit to St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican. Attractions included in the price of admission to Dinolandia: – Crazy Jeep – NEW 2024! – Moving Dinosaurs – NEW 2024! – DinoBases in a new version – NEW 2024! – Dino Base – Inflatable Slide – Euro Bungee – Devon Gallery – Museum Gallery – Go-karts (small for people up to 30 kg, medium for people up to 50 kg, large for people up to 70 kg + additional seat for a child up to 30 kg) – Cave of Secrets – Pirate Railway – Boats – Monkey Grove – Rope Playground – Minigolf – Bridge over DinoLake – Bridge over DinoRiver – Dinosaur Park – Dinosaur’s Maw – Playground – Beach – Searching for a Dinosaur Skeleton on the Beach – Dinosaur Stand. Paleontology – Archery (young children accompanied by adults) – Research Adit – Climbing Wall (people weighing up to 100 kg) – Trampoline – Discovery Island – Gyroscope (people from 5 to 75 years of age without heart problems, hypertension and epilepsy)
Included in the price of admission to the John Paul II Garden: – Family Bike Ride around the Garden – NEW 2024!
– Biography of John Paul II – Excerpts from the book “Flowers of John Paul II” by Janusz Poniewierski. – Viewing tower – Photo exhibition – 8 km of alleys Exceptions: – slot machines – mobile laser trap – air cannons IMPORTANT! A special promotional ticket is available for adults and children over 90 cm tall. Children up to 90 centimeters tall have free admission. Paid parking – PLN 15/car – payable on site, at the ticket office or parking meter.