Travel spots in Lithuania

Raubonys Amusement Park: a full summer day of dinosaurs, rides, and woodland activities

Raubonys Amusement Park is a seasonal family attraction in northern Lithuania. One ticket covers its main rides and a roughly one-kilometre woodland trail with 50 moving and sound-producing dinosaur, dragon, and giant-insect models. Carousels, a 9D cinema, mini golf, inflatables, animals, tubing, and other activities can fill a day, while the treetop Tarzan course costs extra. Google Maps showed 4.5 out of 5 from more than 11,800 reviews on 21 July 2026.

Place
Raubonys, Pasvalys District Municipality
Region
Aukštaitija
Type
seasonal family amusement park with rides, a dinosaur trail, and separately ticketed rope courses
Address
Taikos g. 5A, Raubonys, Pasvalys District
Coordinates
56.12298, 24.47172
Visit duration
5-8 hours; allow a full day if you want to try most operating rides
Best time
a dry summer weekday soon after opening; check the season and current attractions before setting out
Names and variants

Raubonių Parkas, Raubonys Dinosaur and Amusement Park

Three distinct areas in one park

Raubonys Park is better understood as three different attractions than as a single collection of carousels. The main amusement area contains mechanical rides, inflatables, games, and animals; a neighbouring woodland holds the dinosaur trail; and treetop rope courses form the separate Tarzan area.

The amusement and dinosaur areas share a general day ticket. Tarzan activities are excluded, so decide at the ticket office whether your group has enough time, height, and energy for the ropes. Read each course requirement on site and follow the instructor's directions.

The park's 2026 list includes Ship, Balloons, Orbit, Kangaroos, Caterpillar, Bees, Musical Express, a miniature animal train, and an observation wheel. The list can change, and a technical closure of one ride does not reduce the full-day price, so do not plan the whole visit around one attraction.

A one-kilometre dinosaur trail through woodland

The venue describes its dinosaur area as a roughly one-kilometre forest trail with 50 interactive models. Moving and roaring dinosaurs share the route with dragons and giant insects, making this a theatrical entertainment display rather than a palaeontology museum.

Woodland gives the figures convincing scale and shade, but sudden motion and sound can frighten a sensitive young child. Show the first model from a distance and watch the child's response before continuing. Never cross a barrier or touch a figure unless it is clearly marked as a usable attraction.

Families can turn the walk into an observation game by comparing teeth, horns, back plates, and movement. Colours, behaviour, and dragons placed beside dinosaurs are creative scenery, however, and should not be presented as precise science.

Activities between the carousels

Raubonys stands out through variety rather than one signature ride. The official list includes a 9D virtual cinema, mini golf, sports and inflatable trampolines, electric cars, a fairy-tale train, tubing, laser tag, VR games, amusement machines, and a seasonal water-play area.

Visitors may stroke animals and feed them only with special food bought at the ticket office. This protects their health: never offer bread, sweets, or your own snacks. Wash hands after animal contact and before eating.

An outdoor café operates in the grounds, with benches and tables around the park. The venue welcomes family picnics in suitable places, but eat only in designated areas and keep food away from animals and ride equipment. Water and light snacks are particularly useful on a hot day.

Weather, queues, and safety

Much of the park is outdoors. Electrically operated attractions stop temporarily in heavy rain and restart only when conditions improve. Bring waterproof clothing for a grey day, postpone the trip if a storm is forecast, and expect woodland or slope surfaces to be slippery after rain.

Queues develop on weekends and event days, while parking is finite. Arriving soon after opening makes it easier to begin with popular rides and walk the dinosaur trail before children become tired.

Every ride has its own age, height, weight, and health conditions. A general admission ticket never overrides them. Supervise young children continuously and agree on a meeting point in case family members become separated in the large grounds.

2026 season, hours, tickets, and location

On 21 July 2026, the official site listed daily hours of 10 am-8 pm, ticket sales until 7 pm, and a summer season ending on 31 August. Weather, events, or park decisions can change this seasonal information, so check it again on the day of travel.

Admission tariffs may change and different age groups or add-on services have separate conditions. Verify the current price on the official website or by telephone before leaving. General dinosaur and amusement admission excludes the Tarzan ropes, food, and anything else marked as an extra.

The park is at Taikos g. 5A in Raubonys, near the road between Pasvalys and the Latvian border. Its entrance pin at 56.1229801, 24.4717241 was checked on 21 July 2026, when Google Maps showed 4.5 out of 5 from more than 11,800 reviews.

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