At first I glance I thought the park looked beautiful but it lacked depth- seemingly more meant for kids and QUITE expensive for what you get. Comparatively this is nearly as expensive as Tokyo Disneyland/Disney Sea and for me way less interesting. Yes I did very much enjoy the absolutely beautiful flowers and well designed buildings. There was some small shops that were cute and some fun walk through experiences that we did enjoy. I think if we had more time to go through some more experiences it might have been worth it however it was pouring rain & we had to hurry off to return to our cruise ship on time so we only stayed maybe 2 hours. Definitely take your time and explore, there’s so many areas!

We thoroughly enjoyed this theme park. We stayed the whole day from the park's opening to the closing at night, enjoying the Dutch architecture buildings, the performances and winter illumination. Since it is the end of the year, there were also Christmas decorations and night time illumination which adds to the holiday feel. There were also VR rides which were fun. For those looking for thrilling rides at theme parks, this is not the place. The rides were more for younger children and were rather tame but suited us well. There is also an adventure area with flying fox, suspension bridges and high elements for kids. What stood out were the amazing dining options. We ate lunch at Tottotto located at Tower City which served Western such as hamburger steak, omelet rice and doria. Food was very reasonably priced and tasted authentic and delicious. We ate dinner at an Italian restaurant, Pinoccio, also located at Tower City. The pasta and pizza were amazing. Prices were also reasonable and comparable to any other Italian restaurants. . We were impressed that Huis Ten Bosch did not mark up the food prices like other theme parks! There were not too many visitors in November when we visited which was a relief because we hate crowded theme parks. One tip - we bought tickets from Klook during the summer sale for our visit in November. We paid only about 5000 yen for an adult price ticket after the discount. Look out for such sales!

Went here during the tulip season. Amazing sights specially if you catch tulips during their bloom. Park is wuite big. Got the 1.5 day pass which is I believe just right to tour the park at comfortable pace. Plenty of food options also inside the park at reasonable cost

Lots to do at the park for all ages. Tickets are not cheap, but acceptable. Not that nice if it's raining, would be nice if they add more indoor/covered cafes/restaurants. The scenery and flowers are nice, with some attractions and evening illuminations/shows and souvenir stores (look for the Huis Ten Bosch limited edition Nano Block!). Can get crowded, but can use the app to check the line up time/show times, which is quite useful. Quite a bit of walk inside the park , the shuttle can be more frequent. Some restaurants have quite a line up , and the ticket/queuing has to be done by Line app, which foreign visitors may not have.

More for family outing with kids. Rather expensive entrance fee. Restaurant food is pricey inside. Go up to the highest building level to get a good view of the entire place. Very beautiful colourful lights at night and some fireworks to watch. Good place for photographs especially in spring where there are colourful tulip flowers everywhere.