Jak dojechać do Majalandu z centrum Gdańska?

Samochodem obwodnicą do Osowej to około 20–25 minut, przy parku jest duży płatny parking. Komunikacją miejską: autobus linii 210 z Dworca Głównego (bliżej Głównego Miasta wsiądziesz na przystanku „Hucisko”), wysiadka na przystanku „Owczarnia” i około 500 metrów pieszo. Adres parku to Meteorytowa 12 w Gdańsku.

W jakich godzinach otwarty jest Majaland Gdańsk?

Zwykle od poniedziałku do piątku w godzinach 10:00–17:00, a w soboty i niedziele 10:00–18:00. Park jest więc otwarty również w weekendy. Godziny zmieniają się sezonowo i w dni świąteczne, dlatego przed wyjazdem warto sprawdzić aktualny grafik na stronie parku.

Ile kosztuje bilet do Majalandu?

Cennik zależy od wzrostu dziecka i pory wejścia: bilet całodniowy dla osób powyżej 85 cm, symboliczna złotówka dla maluchów poniżej 85 cm oraz tańszy bilet popołudniowy i senioralny. Bilety kupione online są tańsze niż w kasie, a parking jest płatny osobno. Aktualne kwoty znajdziesz na oficjalnej stronie parku — zmieniają się sezonowo.

Co zabrać do Majalandu?

Przede wszystkim ubranie na zmianę i klapki, jeśli planujecie strefę wodną, oraz coś z długim rękawem na chłodniejsze godziny w części zewnętrznej. Przydają się skarpetki antypoślizgowe do stref zabaw, krem z filtrem latem i lekki plecak. Własnego jedzenia co do zasady nie wolno wnosić na teren parku — wyjątkiem są posiłki dla małych dzieci i diety specjalne.

Czy do Majalandu można wejść z psem?

Nie, zwierząt nie wolno wprowadzać na teren parku. Wyjątkiem są psy asystujące, po wcześniejszym zgłoszeniu i okazaniu dokumentów. Jeśli podróżujecie z psem, wygodniej zostawić go w apartamencie przyjaznym zwierzętom i pojechać do parku bez niego.

Czy w Majalandzie jest strefa wodna?

Tak. Latem działa zewnętrzna strefa wodna z Tańczącą Fontanną, Małymi Strażakami i zjeżdżalniami Aqua Team Playground. Warto zabrać strój kąpielowy, ręcznik i ubranie na zmianę. Poza sezonem letnim dostępna jest część atrakcji pod dachem, niezależnych od pogody.

Czy w Majalandzie można coś zjeść?

Tak, na terenie parku działają trzy lokale: Restauracja Mai z pełnymi posiłkami, Smerfne Bistro z lodami i ciepłymi napojami oraz Smerfowa Przekąska ze słodkościami takimi jak gofry czy wata cukrowa. Jest też sklep z pamiątkami. Własnego jedzenia nie wolno wnosić poza posiłkami dla najmłodszych i dietami specjalnymi.

Dla dzieci w jakim wieku jest Majaland?

Park jest pomyślany przede wszystkim dla dzieci w wieku przedszkolnym i wczesnoszkolnym, mniej więcej od 2 do 10 lat. Najmłodsi mają karuzele, place zabaw i strefy tematyczne, starsze dzieci — Smerfowy Rollercoaster, Latającego Holendra i Huśtające Drzewo. Nastolatki mogą uznać park za zbyt łagodny.

Ile czasu warto zarezerwować na wizytę?

Na spokojne zwiedzenie parku z małym dzieckiem wystarczy 4–5 godzin, a w sezonie letnim ze strefą wodną łatwo spędzić tam cały dzień. Jeśli przyjeżdżacie z centrum Gdańska, warto wyjechać rano — jest mniej ludzi i krótsze kolejki do najpopularniejszych atrakcji.

Attractions in the Tri-City

Majaland Gdańsk — Everything You Need to Know

22 February 2025 · 7 min czytania

Updated: 20 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.

Google Map/Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/NomPmPHHt7eNbtos9

How long does it take from the center? By car from the strict center of Gdańsk, it takes about 20–25 minutes to Osowa via the bypass, outside of peak hours. By bus line 210 from the Main Railway Station, you should add about 40 minutes, including the walk from the “Owczarnia” stop. If you are staying in the center and planning a full day at the park, it’s more convenient to leave in the morning — in the afternoon, the bypass towards the city can get congested.

Ticket Prices and Hours of Operation

How the pricing is structured. A full-day ticket applies to children and adults over 85 cm tall — purchased online, it’s cheaper than at the ticket office. Toddlers under 85 cm enter for a symbolic one zloty. An afternoon ticket and a ticket for seniors 65+, pregnant women, and people with disabilities are cheaper. Parking at the park is paid. An annual pass to all Majaland parks in Poland is also available. Check current prices on the park’s official website — prices change seasonally, so we intentionally do not provide numbers here that quickly become outdated.

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.

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.

Frequently Asked Questions about Majaland Gdańsk

How to get to Majaland from the center of Gdańsk?

By car via the bypass to Osowa, it’s about 20–25 minutes; there is a large paid parking lot at the park. By public transport: bus line 210 from the Main Railway Station (closer to the Main Town, you can board at the “Hucisko” stop), get off at the “Owczarnia” stop and walk about 500 meters. The park’s address is Meteorytowa 12 in Gdańsk.

What are Majaland Gdańsk’s opening hours?

Usually from Monday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The park is therefore also open on weekends. Hours change seasonally and on holidays, so it’s worth checking the current schedule on the park’s website before your visit.

How much does a ticket to Majaland cost?

Pricing depends on the child’s height and entry time: a full-day ticket for those over 85 cm, a symbolic one zloty for toddlers under 85 cm, and a cheaper afternoon and senior ticket. Tickets purchased online are cheaper than at the ticket office, and parking is paid separately. Current prices can be found on the park’s official website — they change seasonally.

What to bring to Majaland?

First and foremost, a change of clothes and flip-flops if you plan to visit the water zone, and something with long sleeves for cooler hours in the outdoor area. Non-slip socks are useful for play zones, sunscreen in summer, and a light backpack. Generally, outside food is not allowed into the park — exceptions are meals for small children and special diets.

Can I enter Majaland with a dog?

No, animals are not allowed into the park. Exceptions are assistance dogs, with prior notification and presentation of documents. If you are traveling with a dog, it is more convenient to leave it in a pet-friendly apartment and go to the park without it.

Is there a water zone in Majaland?

Yes. In summer, there is an outdoor water zone with the Dancing Fountain, Little Firemen, and Aqua Team Playground slides. It’s worth bringing a swimsuit, towel, and a change of clothes. Outside the summer season, some indoor attractions are available, regardless of the weather.

Can you eat something at Majaland?

Yes, there are three establishments in the park: Mai Restaurant with full meals, Smurf Bistro with ice cream and hot drinks, and Smurf Snack with sweets like waffles or cotton candy. There is also a souvenir shop. Outside food is not allowed, except for meals for the youngest children and special diets.

What age group is Majaland for?

The park is primarily designed for preschool and early school-age children, roughly from 2 to 10 years old. The youngest have carousels, playgrounds, and themed zones, while older children have the Smurf Rollercoaster, Flying Dutchman, and Swinging Tree. Teenagers might find the park too mild.

How much time should be reserved for a visit?

To calmly explore the park with a small child, 4–5 hours is enough, and in the summer season with the water zone, it’s easy to spend a whole day there. If you are coming from the center of Gdańsk, it’s worth leaving in the morning — there are fewer people and shorter queues for the most popular attractions.

Accommodation in Gdańsk when visiting Majaland

Staying in Gdańsk for the weekend? Check out apartments in the center of Gdańsk – apartments with kitchenettes, comfortable for families with children, about 20 minutes by car from Majaland. Full offer and availability: Apartmore – apartments for rent in Gdańsk.

Looking for an apartment in Gdańsk?

Explore our hand-picked apartments right in the centre — from Old Town townhouses to lofts in the Imperial Shipyard.

See apartments