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School trip to Plopsaland Ardennes

Beside the waterfalls of Coo, Plopsaland Ardennes (Plopsa Coo) offers rides themed around the Smurfs and Maya the Bee, set in the heart of the Ardennes countryside.

Destination
Stavelot, Belgium
Type of trip
Theme park
Target group
Primary school (ages 6–12), lower secondary
Price
Price on request

About this school trip

Plopsaland Ardennes, better known as Plopsa Coo, sits beside the waterfalls of Coo in the Belgian Ardennes. The park combines family rides with beautiful natural surroundings. Pupils can enjoy rides such as Vicky The Ride, DinoSplash, Maya Splash and the Bobsleigh, and take the chairlift up the hill for a lovely view.

The Mayaland themed area, with six rides including De Swingboom, De Valtoren and the Schommelhommel, is a particular hit with younger children. The Smurfs and Maya the Bee are there too, which makes the day extra special for primary pupils and the lower years of secondary school.

We are happy to take care of the transport to the Ardennes for you and your pupils. Our experienced driver takes your group comfortably and safely by coach along the winding Ardennes roads to Coo and back again, so you can relax and enjoy this special day.

Highlights

  • Beside the waterfalls of Coo
  • Mayaland with six rides
  • The Smurfs and Maya the Bee

Included

  • Return travel by coach
  • Experienced driver

Not included

  • Entrance tickets
  • Food and drinks

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