Kongeparken

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Season: March – October. Kongeparken is the headquarters where magical moments are made. You and your family can enjoy more than 60 activities, rides and experiences. Please note: June, July and August are high season. Find all opening hours and times on the park’s website. Kongeparken is a kingdom for all those who love that tickling feeling of excitement, fun and magical moments. 

Kongeparken is a kingdom for the entire family. You can make your own chocolate at the Freia chocolate factory, ride on Norway’s longest bobsled track of more than 1 000 metres, experience Norway’s only roller coaster with spinning gondolas, go on Norway’s largest carousel, Humla or on Norway’s tallest carousel – Luftskipet! Kongeparken launches new rides and attractions every year! The amusement park is located in beautiful natural surroundings at Ålgård just by the E39, only 10 minutes from Sandnes city centre by car. Welcome to fun and games for all ages! 

What's new in 2019? Stupet!
Now you can free fall at 125km per hour in Kongeparken. Kongeparken has invested heavily to build Norway’s tallest drop tower. It gives you the opportunity to experience a momentary facelift as you fall from 0 to 125 km an hour in two seconds. 13 June, Kongeparken launches its biggest attraction to date. The acceleration you experience equals over 3 g’s – three times the force of gravity, also known as free falling. The tower soars 242 meter above sea level, is 80 meters tall, and will be the tallest drop tower in the country. In the mornings, the tower will act as a viewing platform for the whole family to enjoy breathtaking views across the entire Jæren, while in the afternoon, big and small heroes have the chance to test their limits. More information about Stupet. 

Fun fact about Kongeparken 

Little Grey Fergie land (Gråtassland) was in 2015 awarded the world’s best new amusement park area by the THEA-awards that is considered the Oscars for amusement parks. Kongeparken is one of Norway’s five large amusement parks, and one of the leading tourist attractions in the Stavanger region. 

Kongeparken was first opened by Gabriel Ålgård in May 1986, initially meant to be a recreational park with outdoor activities, birdcage, a BMX course, roller-skating, game arcades, golf courses and Gulliver (a climbing park formed as the giant Gulliver, where the head alone allegedly weighed 1, 8 ton!). 

In 1997 the Lund family purchased the park, and ever since the Lund treatment, the park has been transformed to one of Norway’s greatest family parks, and has become the tourist magnet that it is today. Every year the park launches exciting, new adventures to everyone’s delight.