A large selection of attractions at low prices. The prices at the Budget Kermis are limited, making the Kermis affordable for families too. There are also adjusted prices for the games and fairground treats.

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An amusement park that resembles a funfair, but also offers various rides for more courageous people.

Also smaller children can enjoy their time here.

Directly at the sea the Funland also offers a nice atmosphere and can be combined directly with a visit