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School trip to Plopsa Indoor Hasselt

Plopsa Indoor Hasselt: 25 enchanting rides under one roof, so always a successful school trip for the youngest pupils, come rain or shine.

Destination
Hasselt, Belgium
Type of trip
Indoor play park
Target group
Primary school (ages 4–9)
Price
Price on request

About this school trip

Plopsa Indoor Hasselt is the ideal school trip for the youngest pupils. This indoor theme park has 25 enchanting rides for young and old, including De Woeste Zee, De Vuurtoren, De Kikkers and De Klimberg. K3 joins in too, with the K3 fire engine ride and the K3 swing ride. Because everything is indoors, the weather makes no difference.

During shows and meet-and-greets, the children get to know their favourite Plopsa heroes, a moment they will talk about for a long time. The park has a special school offer for nursery, primary and special needs education, including picnic areas and children's menus.

We are happy to arrange the transport for you and your pupils to Hasselt. Our experienced driver brings your class comfortably and safely by coach to the park at the Park H site, where there is ample coach parking. So the day begins and ends without any worries.

Highlights

  • 25 indoor rides
  • Meet the Plopsa heroes
  • A great day, whatever the weather

Included

  • Return travel by coach
  • Experienced driver

Not included

  • Entrance tickets
  • Food and drinks

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