Edenlandia

Edenlandia is an amusement park in the Fuorigrotta district of Naples, Italy. The park has a moving history as construction began in 1937 and was not completed due to the war. The park first opened its doors in June 1965. In the low phase of history, the park was closed after insolvency in 2011, before it was able to welcome guests again since July 2018. Edenlandia is thus also the first Italian amusement park and the first European park "experiment", inspired by Disneyland Anaheim, which opened 10 years earlier and which awaits its visitors at the entrance with monumental arches. The park follows the Tivoli principle, which means that entry to the park is free and you only have to pay for the rides that you drive yourself. In addition to well-known and popular attractions such as a Ferris wheel and a bumper car, you will also find dying rides such as a ranger or a wild water ride. The family fun is rounded off with a small family roller coaster and some indoor attractions.