Great nature. But...
Great nature. But...
You have fantastic scenery. 5/5 for that. But the level of information is exceptionally low! We arrived as a happy family of four english speaking people and was given ZERO info about the facilities. Although we asked and asked, no-one actively informed us about i.e. the park above that we had paid extra for. 1/5, as there WERE some picture signs in the park. We literally had to guess about everything. The ticket system was a piece of paper that had to be shown every single time, and wore out, because my twin boys had to show it EVERY TIME they did an activity. A stamp or a small wrist band would have worked: 1/5. The people working there were clearly trained to scan the code EVERY time even if there only were three children repeating the activity. And --Maybe the workers should rotate? For the Trobotronc, where my boys had two great trips, the 2nd. time I made a joke about the age of my son, saying he was only 13 hoping I could go with him. I quickly corrected this, but was shocked to hear that he now wasn't allowed to go. My wife and his twin brother turned up and informed the worker that he was 15. The manager was called (!) and she called me a lier - (I was, I was, -and the situation had gotten totally out of hand for Natureland) We had to produce an ID. We didn't have passports and only after about 15 minutes did we find a document showing date of birth. So tourists: REMEMBER an ID as Naturland's workers might not understand jokes. (I should not have made that joke, but the behavior of the worker was of 0/5)... The worker was either too young, troubled or trained to follow a protocol. Tickets bought online could be verified via ID maybe?
Overall the experience was scenic and shocking. 2/5 stars. Please react to this. I think you can do better. I think you should do better.
Best wishes, John
July 21, 2025
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