PANACA-paspoort Toegang tot het landbouwthemapark

Cute animal shows, although they are not really about agricultural culture. The animal exhibits are, although there is not always someone to explain them. You have to go quite early and stay until the end. It is very big. The food is very bad and lacks variety, in addition to being expensive.

Very boring; I was left with the feeling that they do not care for the animals. One of the horses was foaming and drooling from the mouth, they didn't even give it water, and they had it working in the rides. There was another one that couldn't walk because it was slipping; even so, they were hitting its tail to make it run. Perhaps it didn't have a horseshoe or its foot was injured. I told one of the gentlemen, and they were super relaxed, INDOLENT; that is animal mistreatment. I have been three times, and I will never return; the shows have decreased in quality and are boring, you have to walk a lot, and it is not worth it.

An incredible place for adults and children, with a spectacular show!

The park does not meet the expectations it generates. I don't feel cozy for the kids. The animal experience has been best experienced on farms and elsewhere. Lousy food and beverage proposition..zero focus for kids. The only child is selling food to give to the animals. The shows are good but I feel them for adults more than interaction for children. I wouldn't really come back and wouldn't recommend it to my friends and family. There are better places and more options. They don't think about little ones there. I see business-only focus. I didn't have a good image. Shopping is terrible and you should eat whatever there is.

I visited Panaca Park five days ago and emerged deeply saddened and disappointed. I hoped to find an educational and animal-friendly space, but my experience was completely different. During the tour I observed several animals in conditions that, personally, caused me a lot of discomfort: dogs and cats in tight spaces, birds like pigeons locked with no possibility of flight, and horses forced to drag a heavy float, which I found unnecessary and exhausting for them. Beyond the intention of the park, I believe that these practices do not promote a true respect for animals, but make them objects of exhibition and entertainment. The general feeling that left me the place was sadness, not learning. I believe that as visitors we have a responsibility to question these kinds of experiences and to support spaces where animal welfare is a real priority. I would not return and would not recommend it to people who value dignified treatment of animals.

WORST, don't lose your money, a robbery wherever you look

I went without much expectation and the truth surprised me quite a lot. The park is huge and there are many activities related to animals and the countryside. The shows were the best, especially the horses, very well organized and entertaining even if you are not a fan of the theme. Of course, I recommend carrying blocker and lots of water because the route can be long and it is quite hot. It is also key to arrive early if you want to reach to see everything without running. The food inside the park is fine, but a little expensive for what they offer. Even so, the overall experience is worth it, especially for going with family or children. Bottom line: a different plan, educational and fun, but be prepared to walk a lot.