Criticism of the Joho-Park: High admission prices provide disappointment!

Criticism of the Joho-Park: High admission prices provide disappointment!

The new Joho-Park on Bernsteinsee in Ribnitz-Damgarten opened its goals at the end of May, exactly in time for Men's Day. Since then, visitors have been able to look forward to diverse leisure opportunities. The park on the former site of the Körks Strandarena offers exciting attractions such as a floating Aquapark that is equipped with slides and climbing elements. There is also a water ski and wakeboard system that is suitable for both beginners and advanced. SUP boards can also be loaned on site. that a large children's playground, a mini golf course and an impressive bouncy castle landscape with 800 square meters are also available.

Despite the exciting offers, there are also critical voices. The park on Google currently only achieves 3.2 out of 5 stars from 25 reviews, which indicates the dissatisfaction of some visitors. The main criticism affects the admission prices that are due even if guests only want to use the gastronomy. One example is Nicole Kessler's complaint, who perceives the entry for gastronomy as unfair. In addition, visitors like Petra Sahr report that they are reversed due to the entry regulation. For guests who only want to use the gastronomy or want to visit the site, there is the option of receiving a white bracelet, but this regulation is temporary. Nordkurier added that is currently required for adults regardless of a child.

prices and offers at a glance

The Joho-Park is based on the regional competitors and offers various ticket options:

• Daily ticket Park: Children 14.90 euros, adults 9.90 euros (access to bouncy castles, playground, mini golf, aquapark, SUP board rental).
• Daily ticket water: children 24.90 euros, adults 29.90 euros (access to Wasserki, Aquapark, SUP board rental).
• combined ticket: children 29.90 euros, adults 34.90 euros (everything included).

The tickets apply all day and re -entry is possible. Richard Simm, on the other hand, poses positively that the park for families is suitable for both children and adults and thus ideal for an extensive day.

The opening times of the Joho Park are from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and there is already a big event: on July 26, the Joho Park Festival will be celebrated with the Duo Lexy & K-Paul. In addition, the ADAC pointed out in its overview of amusement parks in Germany that many parks 2025 innovations and sometimes increased prices. This could make additional considerations about the admission prices in the new Joho Park.

Overall, the opening of the Joho Park shows the endeavor to improve leisure opportunities on the Baltic Sea. Despite the challenges of admission prices, the anticipation of those responsible remains high, as Amely Pentz emphasizes from the local team.