References and decorations were minor, and certainly not omni-present, with the charming personages from the story even falling out of character in a ride like the Underwater Planet. Lastly, then, it felt like not enough had been done with the theme of the Little Prince itself. Although mainly targeted at young children, I think it's a missed opportunity on the park's side to not allow people to enjoy the park a bit longer, when possible. We already had to leave, for example, while the sun would still shine for a good couple of hours. In this respect, it's a pity that the park maintains rather strict opening hours that do not fluctuate with the amount of daylight time in a day. Similarly, when getting food, one needs to wait a very long time to be allowed to order, but preparation of the order is complete before you reach the pick-up point. While this may, in part, be attributed to the small capacities of the rides (short coaster track = few carts = less turnover), it is certainly, to large extent, also due to inefficiencies of the personnel, such as the almost individual attention paid to people getting in and off from the ride, or not opening the entrance gate to an attraction until all previous people have left and the exit gate can be closed again. This meant that, even though we arrived quite early in the morning and kept up quite a decent pace, we were only able to enjoy about half of the already not too big park. The main drawback we experienced during our visit were the long waiting times at every stage - whether to get your ticket at the park's entrance, go for any kind of ride (not just the thrill ones), or get some food - without there being an obvious reason for them or indications of how long might need to wait (e.g., signs along the waiting line). As such, your child is sure to have an unforgettable day, even if the park doesn't offer overly much entertainment for either accompanying adults or older (teenage) kids. The many playgrounds strewn out across the park, air castle and water fountain will lead to just as much excitement, however. For the one thing the park stands out for - the more now that its many theatres are closed due to Covid-restrictions - are the various entry-level coasters (minimum height when accompanied: 1m) that, while not particularly offering too much in terms of thrills for the adult visitors, are great fun to the park's young visitors. A fun place to take kids, especially those of primary school age, and a great place to introduce them to thrill rides and roller coasters.
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