I took my twins to Leklandet Delfinen last winter when we were visiting family in Gävle, and it was honestly a lifesaver during those dark Swedish days! Anyone else notice how the toddler area is so thoughtfully designed? My 3-year-olds could actually play without getting trampled by the bigger kids (unlike some other playlands we’ve visited). The morning coffee while watching them navigate that rope bridge was the highlight of MY day lol.
Question for the regulars though – is it worth booking those birthday packages? My sister lives in Gävle and her daughter turns 6 in January. I saw they sell out quick, but are they actually good or just the typical overpriced cake-and-chaos deal? And has anyone tried visiting during summer? We might be back in June and I’m wondering if it’ll be packed with tourists or surprisingly empty since everyone’s outdoors. Those sticky tables mentioned in the post – still a thing or have they stepped up their cleaning game?
Elara
I took my twins to Leklandet Delfinen last winter when we were visiting family in Gävle, and it was honestly a lifesaver during those dark Swedish days! Anyone else notice how the toddler area is so thoughtfully designed? My 3-year-olds could actually play without getting trampled by the bigger kids (unlike some other playlands we’ve visited). The morning coffee while watching them navigate that rope bridge was the highlight of MY day lol.
Question for the regulars though – is it worth booking those birthday packages? My sister lives in Gävle and her daughter turns 6 in January. I saw they sell out quick, but are they actually good or just the typical overpriced cake-and-chaos deal? And has anyone tried visiting during summer? We might be back in June and I’m wondering if it’ll be packed with tourists or surprisingly empty since everyone’s outdoors. Those sticky tables mentioned in the post – still a thing or have they stepped up their cleaning game?