- Place
- Druskininkai Municipality
- Region
- Druskininkai
- Type
- themed indoor family entertainment park
- Address
- M. K. Čiurlionio Street 51, Druskininkai 66164
- Coordinates
- 54.01736, 23.97062
- Visit duration
- 2-4 hours depending on children's ages, play pace, and programme
- Best time
- a weekday morning for quieter play, or a weekend slot after checking opening hours
O kas čia?, Family Entertainment Park O kas čia
More than 1000 m² of indoor family play
Family Entertainment Park “O kas čia?” is a more-than-1000-m² indoor space at M. K. Čiurlionio Street 51 in Druskininkai. The enclosed space works well in changeable weather, and one visit can combine active play, themed areas, and a rest break.
It is a separate attraction from other entertainment or accommodation services at the same address. Use Street 51 when planning and follow the park signs on arrival.
A giraffe welcomes visitors into the theme
The park's queen giraffe welcomes arrivals - a playful signal that the space is built around children's imagination. A cloud mural, bright colours, and small buildings give the hall a coherent imaginative setting.
The park has Paradise Beach with a lifeguard station, White Canyon, Pirate Island with hideouts and climbing, Toy Hospital, Fairy Manor with beauty houses, a cinema, and the Relaxation Oasis. These areas offer different levels of energy, so plan pauses between them.
Active zones and a space for smaller children
Visitors can climb, slide, play, and move through blue netted structures and other equipment. Current views show a tall climbing structure with a slide, white safety railings, a colourful low obstacle course, and a small turquoise house with a green roof.
Pypliai Square is intended for smaller children, while older children may prefer Pirate Island's hideouts and climbing area. Age, height, supervision, and equipment rules can be updated, so check them on site and choose zones according to each child's abilities.
The Troll Loft and family celebrations
A café operates in the park, presented together with the Troll Loft and a fantasy-themed menu. It can be a useful break between active zones, although its offer, opening hours, and payment arrangements depend on the day.
The park can host birthdays, christenings, and family celebrations. Ask in advance about reservations, group size, food, and rules: a normal admission ticket does not necessarily include a private programme.
Planning a practical family visit
The coordinates identify the entrance side at M. K. Čiurlionio Street 51 in Druskininkai, but follow local signs on arrival. The park charges admission; opening hours and ticket prices can change, so check the latest information first. The listed telephone number is +370 614 99228.
Before travelling, check the park's opening hours, ticket terms, age or height limits, and the programme for your day. This makes it easier to plan time across the different zones and café.
