Majaland Gdańsk — Everything You Need to Know

22 February 2025 · 6 min czytania

Updated: 1 August 2026

Majaland is one of the newest and most exciting amusement parks for young children in Pomerania/Gdańsk. If you’re planning a visit here, here’s everything you need to know before stepping into this fairy-tale world full of magic, colors, and joy!

What exactly is Majaland?

Majaland is a chain of amusement parks; the Gdańsk location is one of three such parks in Poland (the other two are in Warsaw and Kownaty). The Gdańsk location opened on June 1, 2024, and has been attracting crowds of children and their parents ever since.

How do I get to Majaland?

The park is located at Meteorytowa 12, 80-299 Gdańsk, and a large parking lot is available for those arriving by car. For those who prefer public transportation and plan to travel from downtown Gdańsk, we recommend taking bus line 210, which departs from the Main Train Station (for those living closer to the Main Town, the “Hucisko” stop is more convenient); get off at the “Owczarnia” stop and walk about 500 meters.

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How long it takes from the centre. By car from central Gdańsk to Osowa it is roughly 20–25 minutes on the ring road outside peak hours. By public transport, allow about 40 minutes on bus 210 from the Main Train Station, including the walk from the „Owczarnia” stop. If you are staying in the centre and plan a full day at the park, set off in the morning — the ring road back into town can crawl in the afternoon.

Ticket Prices and Hours of Operation

How the pricing works. A day ticket covers children and adults over 85 cm tall, and buying it online costs less than at the gate. Toddlers under 85 cm get in for a symbolic one złoty. There are cheaper options too: an afternoon ticket for the last hours of the day, and reduced entry for seniors over 65, pregnant women and visitors with disabilities. Parking at the park is paid separately, and an annual pass covering every Majaland park in Poland is also available. Check the current amounts on the park’s official website — prices change with the season, so we deliberately avoid quoting figures that go stale.

The park is open Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. However, opening hours may vary depending on the month, so it’s a good idea to check the details on the park’s official website.

The Most Interesting Attractions

Majaland offers a wide range of attractions tailored to different age groups. It’s the perfect place for both toddlers and slightly older children. Here you’ll find:

carousels such as the Butterfly Carousel or the Dinosaur Carousel,
rides on the Smurf Roller Coaster, the Flying Dutchman, and the Swaying Tree,
slides, themed playgrounds,
and during the summer season, the Dancing Fountain, the Little Firefighters, and the Aqua Team Playground water area with slides.

Although Majaland is primarily a children’s park, there’s plenty of entertainment for adults as well. It can be a great opportunity to feel like a kid again and simply enjoy time spent with your family. Adults can also take advantage of the park’s numerous restaurants, cafes, and relaxation areas.

Amenities

Majaland in Gdańsk is a family-friendly place that caters to people with diverse needs. The park ensures accessibility for people with disabilities (including wheelchair rentals), as well as various services to make your visit easier and rest areas.

Restaurants and Cafes: There are three establishments in the park, including places serving quick snacks and others offering full meals. Mai’s Restaurant serves lunch, Smerfne Bistro specializes in ice cream and hot drinks, and Smerfowa Przekąska offers sweets such as waffles, cotton candy, and packaged candy.
Souvenir Shop: Anyone who wants to take a little piece of Majaland home with them will find items featuring all the characters they can meet in the park.

Frequently asked questions about Majaland Gdańsk

How do I get to Majaland from central Gdańsk?

By car it is about 20–25 minutes on the ring road to Osowa, and there is a large paid car park at the entrance. By public transport take bus line 210 from the Main Train Station (from the Main Town the „Hucisko” stop is closer), get off at „Owczarnia” and walk about 500 metres. The park address is Meteorytowa 12, Gdańsk.

What are Majaland Gdańsk opening hours?

Usually 10:00 to 17:00 from Monday to Friday, and 10:00 to 18:00 on Saturdays and Sundays, so the park is open at weekends too. Hours shift with the season and on public holidays, so it is worth checking the current schedule on the park website before you travel.

How much does a ticket to Majaland cost?

The price depends on the child’s height and the time of entry: a day ticket for visitors over 85 cm, a symbolic one złoty for toddlers under 85 cm, plus cheaper afternoon and senior tickets. Tickets bought online cost less than at the gate, and parking is charged separately. Current amounts are on the park’s official website — they change with the season.

Is Majaland Gdańsk worth visiting with small children?

The park is built above all for preschool and early school age, roughly two to ten years old. The youngest have carousels, playgrounds and themed zones; older children get the Smurf Rollercoaster, the Flying Dutchman and the Swinging Tree. Teenagers may find it too gentle.

Is there a water zone at Majaland?

Yes. In summer the outdoor water zone runs with the Dancing Fountain, Little Firefighters and the Aqua Team Playground slides. Bring swimwear, a towel and a change of clothes. Outside the summer season a large part of the attractions is indoors and works whatever the weather.

Can I bring my own food into the park?

As a rule no — outside food is not allowed, with exceptions for baby meals and special diets. There are three places to eat on site: Maja’s Restaurant with full meals, the Smurf Bistro with ice cream and hot drinks, and the Smurf Snack stand with waffles and candy floss. There is also a souvenir shop.

How much time should I set aside for a visit?

Four to five hours is enough to see the park calmly with a small child, and in summer, with the water zone open, it is easy to spend the whole day there. If you are coming from central Gdańsk, plan to arrive at opening — mornings are quieter and the queues for the most popular rides are shorter.

Come visit Majaland!

Majaland Amusement Park in Gdańsk is a great place for a family outing, where both children and adults will find something to enjoy. The park offers a variety of attractions that provide plenty of joy, excitement, and fun. It’s worth planning a visit to this magical place, which will transport you to a fairy-tale world and bring your favorite characters to life. No matter your age, Majaland guarantees unforgettable memories and moments full of joy.

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