
KID´S FUN STUFF
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LAND OF LEGENDS
Land of Legends is a huge theme park and a shopping mall in Belek. The theme park in this complex, known as “Turkish Disneyland”, is one of the biggest theme parks in the world. This theme park opens its gates to its visitors from 10.00 to 17.00. After the theme park closes, the amazing night shows of Land of Legends begin. Some of these spectacular shows displayed are fireworks, boat parades, dancer performances, water shows, and light shows. With this tour, you will find the chance to witness these fairy tale shows of Land of Legends.
Ataturk Park

Aktur Park is a fun theme park in Konyaalti, Antalya. It’s open every day from 2 pm, and fun is on offer for the whole family.
There are plenty of rides for the little ones. Romy even went on her first roller coaster! The girls both enjoyed the big Ferris wheel and jumping on the trampolines. Ayla enjoyed some of the bigger kids’ rides even if she was disappointed she couldn’t go on all the ones she wanted to. Some of them had age restrictions such as 12 or even 15 years.
This is another park where you just pay for what you go on. You get a swipe card and a package of credits. The bigger the package, the more free credits you get. We used the same card for the whole family and spent 350tl for at least three hours of fun! We’d definitely recommend a visit to Aktur Park as one of the fun things to do with kids in Antalya.
Dino Park

Dino Park is a fun place for young kids just outside Antalya. It’s not a big kids’ park, but I reckon most under 10’s and dinosaur enthusiasts would enjoy it.
There are a few dinosaurs the kids can climb on, but most of them are not for touching. They do move and make dinosaur sounds when you go near them!
The park isn’t huge; you probably need about two hours or so to enjoy it at a leisurely pace. There are some farm animals in cages, which we weren’t impressed about – we generally skip those places when we know about them.
The kids enjoyed jumping on the trampolines and especially enjoyed the playground, which was an obstacle course style.
Previous reviews told me that the park is $25USD per person for tourists, which is very overpriced. However, we have our residency cards, so we knew the price would be much lower. We paid 136tl for two people (more like $10 for both of us), and Romy was free.
Park Fantastic

Park Funtastic is a great place to take the littles in Antalya. There is no entry fee at this fun park; you just pay for what you do. All up, we spent 175lira (about $12USD) for a few hours of fun!
Definitely check out the mountain coaster and enjoy zooming around the forest. There’s an adult’s go-karting track and also a kid’s version. The kids can operate diggers or play in the dedicated kids’ area with trampolines, bouncy castles, and a giant slide.
The park has a high ropes course which we didn’t do because Ayla wasn’t tall enough, and a big zip line that we definitely would have tried if we had arrived a little earlier. You can go for an ATV ride through the park, and there are other water-based activities to enjoy there in the warmer months.


