ITS-Reizen

School trip to Mini Mundi

At Mini Mundi in Middelburg your pupils discover Miniatuur Walcheren, enjoy the rides and play in the big indoor playground: a true all-weather park.

Destination
Middelburg
Type of trip
Family park
Target group
Primary school (ages 4–10)
Price
Price on request

About this school trip

Mini Mundi in Middelburg is a compact, child-friendly park for children aged 3 to 12. In Miniatuur Walcheren, your pupils follow a trail past miniature scenes from the province of Zeeland, which they set in motion themselves with push buttons. In the amusement park there is a roller coaster, a swinging ship, a carousel and a little train, and outside there is a castle play structure with a sandpit and a go-kart track.

Because Mini Mundi is an all-weather park, your school trip will never be rained off. The pavilion houses an indoor playground with a climbing beach, a large climbing volcano, dodgems, giant building blocks and even a cinema for a short rest. Various lunch packages can be booked.

We are happy to take care of the transport for you and your pupils to Mini Mundi. In a comfortable coach with an experienced driver, your group travels safely and relaxed to Middelburg and back again.

Highlights

  • Trail through Miniatuur Walcheren
  • Roller coaster, carousel and little train
  • Large indoor playground with a climbing volcano

Included

  • Return travel by coach
  • Experienced driver

Not included

  • Entrance tickets
  • Food and drinks

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