Plopsaland Belgium, formerly Plopsaland De Panne, is the theme park of Kabouter Plop, Maya and Samson en Marie. A day out can add up quickly, especially for families, but with the right tickets you'll pay quite a bit less.
How much does a ticket for Plopsaland Belgium cost?
A dated ticket costs from € 36. The price depends on the day you choose. An undated ticket costs € 56 and is valid for a year.
- Children under 85 cm: free
- Children from 85 to 99 cm: € 20
- From 1 metre: adult price
- Over-70s: € 20
1. Choose a dated ticket on a cheap day
The dated ticket is the cheapest option. Pick the day with the lowest price in the calendar. An undated ticket is € 20 more expensive: only useful if you genuinely don't know yet when you're going.
2. Going with the whole family? Get a family ticket
Family tickets cost € 135 for 3 people, € 179 for 4, € 222 for 5 and € 259 for 6 people. Compare them with individual dated tickets for your day: on a cheap day, buying separately can sometimes work out cheaper.
3. Arrive later with an evening ticket
At the ticket office there's an evening ticket for € 45, valid from 3 hours before closing time. Handy if you're in the area, for example during a holiday on the coast.
4. Going more often? Choose a Plopsa Pass
The Plopsaland Belgium Pass costs € 150 a year (renewal € 125) and also gives you 50% off at other Plopsa parks. With the Plopsa Pass Europe (€ 175) you can visit all Plopsa parks in Europe, and with Premium (€ 235) the water parks too, with parking included.
5. Celebrate your birthday at Plopsaland
If you hold a birthday party at Plopsaland, the birthday boy or girl gets free entry that day and the guests get a reduced rate. You book in advance for at least 8 people, with a meal per person.
6. Buy your parking ticket online
Parking costs € 15. Buy the parking ticket online with your tickets, so you don't have to queue at the machine. If you stay overnight at the Plopsa resort, entry to Plopsaland is included.
Visiting other parks too? Check out the ticket prices for all theme parks.
