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Kongeparken is the home of magic, adventure and excitement. Here, the whole family can enjoy more than 60 rides, attractions and unforgettable experiences. The park is a kingdom of its own for anyone who loves thrills, wonder and magical moments. Quite simply, it’s a paradise for families of all ages.

Make your own chocolate in the Chocolate Factory, race down Norway’s longest bobsleigh track at over 1,000 metres, experience Norway’s only roller coaster with spinning carriages, take a ride on the ever-popular Humla (The Bumblebee), or brave Stupet (The Cliff) – an 80-metre drop tower. And that’s just the beginning!

Kongeparken introduces new attractions every year, so there is always something new to discover and enjoy.

The amusement park is located in beautiful natural surroundings at Ålgård, just by the E39, only 10 minutes from Sandnes city centre by car. Welcome to fun and games for all ages!

Season: March – October

Please note: The main season is June, July and August. Find all opening hours and times on the park’s website.

Kongeparken family and amusement park, families having fun on rides etc
© Kongeparken

Glamping accommodation

Stay in the park's lodgings, BateLodge. BateLodge is a collection of cabins within the park with facilities such as a bathroom, a bedroom, a living room, and their very own balconies. All of which is included in the price, as well as meals and unique experiences. Explore the glamping adventure for yourself within the heart of the park!

Kongeparken family and amusement park, families having fun on rides etc
BateLodge | © Kongeparken

Fun fact about Kongeparken

Kongeparken is one of Norway’s five large amusement parks and one of the leading tourist attractions in the Stavanger region. Kongeparken was first opened by Gabriel Ålgård in May 1986, initially meant to be a recreational park with outdoor activities, a birdcage, a BMX course, roller-skating, game arcades, golf courses and Gulliver (a climbing park formed as the giant Gulliver, where the head alone allegedly weighed 1.8 tons!). In 1997, the Lund family purchased the park, and ever since the Lund treatment, the park has been transformed into one of Norway’s greatest family parks and has become the tourist magnet that it is today. Every year, the park launches exciting, new adventures to everyone’s delight.

entrance to family park kongeparken
© Steffen Vidar Jenssen/Fabel Media

Adventure for the entire family

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