- Place
- Anykščiai District Municipality
- Region
- Aukštaitija
- Type
- seasonal outdoor family amusement park with mazes, mechanical rides, and active-play areas
- Address
- 5 Skapiškiai Village, Anykščiai District, LT-29168
- Coordinates
- 55.48010, 25.08066
- Visit duration
- 4-7 hours; allow a full day if you want to explore the different zones without rushing
- Best time
- from opening on a dry weekday during the operating season; confirm that the corn maze is open before making it essential to your plan
Labirintų parkas, Labyrinth Park, Labirintų pramogų parkas, Labi Park Anykščiai
Where LABI Park is and why it is more than one maze
LABI Park is at 5 Skapiškiai Village in Anykščiai District. The operator places it roughly 3 km beyond the edge of Anykščiai when driving towards the Tree Canopy Walk and Puntukas Stone. Google Place ID ChIJ5wIHawrs50YRKoEBMiyIf3s and coordinates 55.4801021, 25.0806631 identify the overall site rather than a surveyed ticket-office threshold, so choose the exact LABI Park listing in your navigation app.
The current name covers much more than a single wayfinding puzzle. The official 2026 plan numbers 52 features, including mazes, mechanical rides, illusion spaces, sports and toddler areas, animal and insect encounters, a picnic zone, and viewpoints. That figure describes mapped features, not 52 operating rides that are always included in admission.
The attraction was long known as Labirintų parkas, or Labyrinth Park, and the earlier name still appears in older directions and references. LABI is the present identity for the broader full-day concept. At the municipality's 2024 Turizmo Gilės awards, the then-named Labyrinth Park, operated by UAB Adovis, was selected as the visitors' favourite, meaning the most popular tourism attraction in Anykščiai District.
Mazes, carousels, and illusion houses: what is actually here
Wayfinding challenges remain the heart of the park. Its 2026 map includes the Big Maze, ribbon, mirror, finger, horror, corn, energy, and hemp mazes, along with a distorted-mirror room and tornado tunnel. Corn and other living-plant routes depend on the season and the condition of the crop, so they should not be treated as guaranteed early-spring activities. Mirror and rotating spaces can disrupt balance; visitors sensitive to that effect may prefer to begin outdoors.
The more active zone includes chain-swing and children's carousels, Jump Around and RUPS rides, a pirate ship, bumper cars and boats, a zipline coaster, trampolines, a tube slide, and a jumping pillow. Quieter intervals can be filled with mini golf, giant chess and draughts, outdoor musical instruments, topiary sculptures, the rabbit meadow, fish feeding, or an educational insect display. Any individual attraction may close because of weather, maintenance, or an operator's safety decision.
The park advertises more than 40 attractions included for unlimited use. Unlimited means returning to the back of the queue before repeating an activity. On the 2026 map, the children's driving school, mini excavator, and arcade shelter are marked as coin-operated, while the birthday pavilion and celebration house are excluded. Open the newest map before buying, because the attraction mix and extra-charge exceptions can change.
Age, height, socks, and adult-supervision rules
A general admission ticket does not mean every family member can use every device. The published rules, for example, set a minimum age of 8 for bumper cars. A bumper-boat driver must be at least 120 cm tall, a passenger at least 100 cm, and an adult must drive when carrying a child. Visitors below 120 cm use the chain-swing carousel and pirate ship only with an adult. These are examples rather than the complete list, so read the board at each attraction and follow the operator's instruction.
The horror maze is recommended for ages 16 and over and is unsuitable for people with epilepsy, claustrophobia, or sensitivity to intense stimuli. Visitors who are pregnant or have a heart, back, balance, or other condition that could be worsened by speed, drops, flashing light, or enclosed spaces should avoid the relevant attractions. Staff can refuse access to a ride on safety grounds even when the visitor holds a ticket.
The published rules do not impose a park-wide requirement for special grip socks. Shoes are removed on the jumping pillow, while the Meltdown trampoline description advises wearing socks on sunny days because its surface can become hot. Bring ordinary socks, closed sports shoes, and clothing suitable for outdoor surfaces. Children under 14 and visitors with disabilities must be accompanied by an adult; independent visits by 14 to 16-year-olds follow the written parental-consent procedure described in the official rules.
2026 opening hours, ticket prices, and single-entry admission
On July 21, 2026, the official contact page advertised in-season opening every day from 10:00 to 20:00. LABI is an outdoor seasonal park, so these hours must not be assumed for winter, special events, or a future season. The park recommends arriving at least two hours before closing; anyone entering with less than an hour remaining accepts that there may not be time to use the desired attractions. Check the official site on the day for weather or technical restrictions.
On the same date, the electronic ticket system linked by the operator charged EUR 16 for one person on a weekday and EUR 20 on a weekend or public holiday. Family tickets for three cost EUR 42 or 54, for four EUR 56 or 72, and for five EUR 70 or 90, depending on the day. Family combinations were defined as one or two adults plus the corresponding number of children aged 3 to 17. Children aged 0 to 2 entered free, while a senior or visitor with a disability paid EUR 8 or 10 with supporting identification.
Prices, age definitions, and seasonal offers can change, so consult the official tariff before paying. The 2026 personal season pass cost EUR 59 and was advertised as valid through September 30; the electronic ticket had to be presented on the first visit to order the pass card. A normal day ticket is single-entry, so do not plan to drive away for lunch and return on it unless the administration expressly confirms otherwise. Under the rules, a ride closed because of weather or technical conditions does not automatically reduce the entry price.
Food, parking, pushchairs, and a practical day plan
The park map marks toilets, a picnic area, and food points, while the official food page lists a summer pizzeria and snack kiosks. Food outlets may keep shorter hours than the park, so discuss drinking water, dietary requirements, and allergies before travelling. If you intend to bring your own food, ask what may be eaten in the picnic zone; the existence of that area is not blanket permission to eat throughout the rides complex.
Drive to 5 Skapiškiai Village and navigate to the exact LABI Park Google listing rather than central Anykščiai. The official plan shows the arrival and parking area, but it does not comprehensively publish current parking fees, electric-vehicle charging, bicycle racks, or motorhome arrangements. Confirm these points with the operator, particularly for summer weekends and event dates.
No complete step-free route, path-surface survey, gradient information, accessible-toilet specification, or boarding analysis for every ride is published. This is a large outdoor site with grass, gravel paths, maze turns, and individual physical restrictions. A discounted ticket for visitors with disabilities does not by itself establish full accessibility. Before travelling, ask the administration about the particular wheelchair or pushchair, accompanying person, toilet, and attractions relevant to your group.
