The amusement park Dzielnica Filmowa near Warsaw is a unique themed attraction located in Zalesie Górne, just a 30-minute drive south of the Polish capital. What makes this park special is not only the wide range of family activities, but also more than 50 vehicles from famous movies and animated films. So, if you are looking for something fun to do with children in Warsaw, be sure to add this park to your itinerary.
Amusement park in Warsaw Dzielnica Filmowa
The Polish capital Warsaw is a great destination for families in every season. We have prepared a complete guide to attractions in Warsaw with children. This park, much like Majaland, is perfect not only for a full day of entertainment, but also for a short stop when traveling by car through Europe or heading toward Zakopane. In addition, we have created a full guide to amusement parks in Poland, which you can find in the article – Amusement parks in Poland with children. The amusement park Dzielnica Filmowa near Warsaw is especially suitable during the summer season, because the park operates outdoors and opens only in warm weather.
Movie and animated film vehicles
The park displays more than 50 vehicles from well-known movies and animated films. Among them you will find the DeLorean from Back to the Future, the Ecto-1 from Ghostbusters, the Batmobile, Lightning McQueen from Cars, Thomas the Tank Engine, and many others. Most importantly, visitors can touch many of these exhibits and even climb inside them.
Themed zones and movie decorations
The park is divided into several themed areas inspired by different movie worlds. Here you will encounter dinosaurs, giant insects, mushrooms, animated characters, and even toy-style figures. Furthermore, the park features scenes that resemble movie sets, including a fire station and an Oscars-style awards ceremony.
Attractions and educational activities for children
The park offers a wide variety of entertainment options. Visitors will find trampolines, playgrounds, ball pools, mini golf, and more. Conveniently, all these attractions are included in the ticket price. The park also organizes educational activities for children.
Impressions from the park
Karolina’s family visited with children aged 2 and 5. According to Karolina, both children had plenty to see and do. The park features numerous characters from different movies and series designed for both children and adults. All figures are made of metal.
In Karolina’s opinion, the park is best suited for children aged 3 to 12, although older visitors may also enjoy it. Why from age 3? Because certain attractions do not admit children under 3 years old.
Karolina’s family spent three hours at the park.
“However, if you have more time, children will easily stay longer. We had limited time, so we explored almost all exhibits and tried nearly every attraction. Still, there is truly no shortage of activities. In particular, children can enjoy rides multiple times,” Karolina explains.
“First of all, this is a park of movie objects. You will see various metal sculptures such as Godzilla, Kung Fu Panda, Minions, and Transformers. In addition, there are many vehicles, including Lightning McQueen, Tow Mater, Paw Patrol cars, and others.
The park includes playgrounds, slides, inflatable trampolines, indoor trampolines, and a toddler playhouse, although we did not manage to visit it.
Throughout the territory, a jeep drives around carrying different dancing characters. Visitors will notice sports cars, safari vehicles, and other themed transport playing children’s music.
There is also an arcade zone where you need to pay for the machines.
One of the most memorable attractions involved a parent pedaling a bicycle while the child, seated in a cart-like swing, rises to a certain height. After that, the ride descends using gravity. Our older child especially loved this activity.
Of course, the park also offers other popular rides, most of which are available from age 3. These include small cars, a train ride, spinning cups, and more,” Karolina shares.
Practical tips for visiting the park
Karolina purchased tickets directly at the park.
“Since we visited during the first days of May, on a Friday at around 11:00, we had no issues buying tickets. There were no lines at all. Later, the park became busier,” she notes.
The park has several cafés, primarily offering coffee, ice cream, and waffles. There were no restrictions regarding outside food. Therefore, if you plan to spend more time at the park, it is a good idea to bring your own water and snacks.
By the way, the ice cream there is truly delicious.
“I would recommend avoiding light-colored clothing for children, because much of the park’s territory is sandy. In addition, the entire park is located in a forest. It is also worth bringing extra clothes.
Bring your own water and snacks, as there are plenty of places to sit.
Do not bring scooters or other vehicles. Although the territory is quite large, moving around with them would not be convenient.
Most importantly, plan enough time for this park and allow children to fully enjoy the experience,” Karolina advises.
