The park was really great, especially in the evening it was very aesthetically pleasing and there was lots to do. Most big thrill rides cost around €5 so it was quite a pricey trip as we wanted to do several rides. The rides were mainly exceptional quality- I would definitely recommend the Prater Turm and the Hotel Psycho ghost train. Be aware that some of the rides may be closed when you go, there were a few rollercoasters that we were looking forward to however they weren’t open. The gift shops were also big tourist scams and had no park-related merchandise. Besides that, it was a good park and a great atmosphere.

We visited the park on a weekday mid- morning with young children. This seemed the best choice as the park was not in full swing, so less noisy and not crowded. It really didn’t matter to the children that many rides were not running, as just the sight of the rides was amazing to them. The park is really massive with a few playgrounds near the edge of it. The highlight was the 30 minute train ride (miniature train), which goes to most areas of the park. (Worth it) The only negatives; - The train expels quite a bit of diesel smoke, which I could even smell wandering around later in the park - weekday mornings, the restaurant options are limited for lunch

A bit janky but full of charm and free to wander about! There is endless fun to be had looking at all of the weird statues and playing the funfair games. You have to pay for the rides, and they can be pricey but really fun. At least visit the Riesenrad a Vienna classic!

Although the weather was not the greatest fun was had by all. Great choice of rides to choose from the tame to the thrill seeker, no queues at all. Some nice hut to get some snack and mulled wine to warm you up as you go from ride to ride. A little bit pricey but do not have to spend can just go an soak up the Christmas spirit.

We visited on January 1st. The weather was nice and almost all attractions were open in the afternoon. There are plenty of interesting things for both young and older children and adults. Each attraction is paid separately at 4 or 5 euros per person.

Lovely place with fun rides and restaurants. Easily accessible by tube or tram. Free entry, just pay for the rides. So recomendable the ferris wheel, not only for the view, especially at night but the wheel itself is gorgeous.

Ok, so the park is rather dated but I all I wanted to do was go on the Wheel [Riesenrad] for my birthday - and on the wheel I went! We were also allowed to have a car on our own which just so happened to be the same date as my birthday - 14! We then went to Madame Tussauds where one of my friends mentioned it was my birthday, whereupon I was given free entry which was a very nice surprise. The waxworks themselves range from very good to not so good, but it was still fun.

ALWAYS Have fun. Though it is expensive if you want to ride a lot of things. One ride is USUALLY around 5€. I’ve been on every single ride so far and love it every time. Fun with family, friends, alone,…met a lot of friends there too. Fun!!!

So much fun 😆 proper old school. The rides are actually terrifying. Make sure you bring cash because card payments might not be accepted at some rides. You have to pay for every ride you want to go on.

Spent a pleasant morning/early afternoon wandering around Prater. No entrance fee, pay and ride. If you like fast, upside down rides this is for you. I enjoyed a ride on the giant ferris wheel- Weiner Riesenrad, a little expensive but a once in a lifetime activity. It was a clear day and the views were great.