Badelandet Aqua Park

Connected to Kristiansand Zoo and Amusement Park

A waterpark, outdoor or indoor (separate ticket required). Water slides, bubble baths, coral reefs, wave pool and swimming pools. The season lasts from April to October. 129 kr.

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