The Illusion Farm Amusement Park

We changed our trip direction a bit to the west. Yesterday we had the longest day on the road with 200 km. We started at Dubicze Cerkiewne, where we slept at a campsite near Bachmaty lake, then we hit Grabarka Holy Mountain and crossed the Bug river using a ferry.
We planned to sleep at a campsite in Łuków. When we arrived, we saw that the place was abandoned. To the next reasonable campsite we had additional kilometers to drive and finally we slept near Firlej lake.

The next morning we went to a full-day attraction - The Illusion Farm Amusement Park. It is located in Trojanów village near the city of Dęblin.

We bought family tickets with a small discount for Big Family Card members. The lady at the ticket office clearly didn't sell these tickets often, because she didn't even know how big the discount was. We read it from a poster and told her. It was funny.

We’re in. We got a map of the park area. First we saw the crooked house, which we really enjoyed. It is huge and seems to be the most interesting attraction of this park.

Inside, the crooked house is designed on a tilt. It makes even the gloomiest people laugh. The gravity that works in a different way than we are used to stirs unusual reactions. Although running inside is prohibited, our children simply couldn't follow this rule.

After a while we moved on to other attractions. So we visited: a wicker maze, a pirate bay, a trapper trail, a raft crossing, tunnel of oblivion (much better than in New Holland in Elblag), a maze of mirrors and an Ames Room, a crazy cottage, levitating balls and a floating tap.

Fun fact: the Ames Room is named after the American scientist Adelbert Ames Jr. Its walls, floor and ceiling are crooked, but when you look through a peephole with one eye, it looks like a normal room. That is why a person in one corner seems like a giant and in the other corner like a tiny child.

In the meantime, we were feeding carrots to the goats. It was a lot of fun.

We came to a small zip-line and a stage, where at the appointed time there was a magic show with pigeons. Immediately after the show there were some dancing activities for children. Girls loved that, Kris was enjoying a game of giant chess with mom instead. Later we saw giant furniture and had some chill time in a little picnic spot.

This amusement park is great. Some attractions cost extra, and it was a bit weird. Almost all attractions had information that they were included in the ticket price, and some of them were marked as extra paid. If we are buying tickets, we expect all attractions to be included. That's how it works in some other, bigger amusement parks like Legoland. Of course some attractions could be additionally paid, it should be a discreet note (not huge signs everywhere).

There was so much to do that the children were completely out of energy. We do not know when they would have time to benefit from any additional paid attractions. Those included in the ticket price are sufficient. Kids were so exhausted that Justin fell asleep just as we were leaving the parking lot. There is not much more to add. It is simply worth going there with children.

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