- Place
- Vilnius City Municipality
- Region
- Vilnius
- Type
- seasonal paid adventure park with six main courses, children's zones, and a zipline across the Neris
- Address
- Lizdeikos g., Spalvotieji Šaltiniai Park, Antakalnis, Vilnius
- Coordinates
- 54.72523, 25.31560
- Visit duration
- 2-3 hours; the official time allowance depends on ticket category and course choice
- Best time
- a dry May-September morning with advance booking and same-day checks of hours, weather, and river activities
UNO adventure park Antakalnis, Vilnius UNO high-ropes park
Six main courses and separate children's zones
The official Vilnius page lists six principal courses and more than 60 obstacles. The colour system includes green, blue, red, black, and zipline courses, while younger visitors have lime, orange, yellow, net, and toddler zones. Technical inspections may change which elements are available.
The child ticket is officially intended for those up to age ten. Children aged at least eight and 135 cm tall may have access to the green course, while an adult must accompany a child under five on a course. The instructor's on-site assessment takes priority over any general age guideline.
Zipline across the Neris and Drambliaskrydis
Vilnius stands out for its long descent on a cable across the River Neris. It is a managed high-level activity governed by inspections, weather, participant measurements, and instructor judgement, not an independent ride that can be taken without park equipment and procedure.
Drambliaskrydis is a controlled 16 m free-fall attraction. On 21 July 2026, either the Neris zipline or Drambliaskrydis cost €20 separately, while the two together cost €30. Extreme tickets included both subject to current operating and participant conditions.
2026 prices and seasonal hours
On 21 July 2026, the toddler course cost €10, a child ticket €20, an accompanying course ticket €10, a pupil or student ticket €23, and an adult ticket €25. Extreme pupil or student and adult tickets cost €30 and €35. Recheck the official price list before buying.
Published hours were 10 am-7 pm on April weekends, 10 am-8 pm in May, 10 am-9 pm from June through August, and 10 am-8 pm in September. October hours were 10 am-6 pm on weekends and noon-6 pm on weekdays. Last admission is two hours before closing.
Ticket duration and preparation
A child ticket allows 90 minutes, regular pupil, student, and adult tickets two hours, and extreme tickets two and a half hours. Registration, harness fitting, and the safety briefing require additional time, so do not arrive at the exact minute printed on a booking.
Wear closed sports shoes and close-fitting clothes, tie back long hair, and remove jewellery. Secure a phone so it cannot fall. Do not enter while impaired, and tell the instructor about health or mobility limitations that could affect safe participation.
Weather, booking, and the riverside setting
The park can operate in varied weather, but climbing is prohibited during lightning. Strong wind, high water, storms, or maintenance may close the Neris crossing even when some land courses remain open. Ask for the same-day status.
Lizdeikos Street leads to woodland rather than a city-centre reception facade, so follow marked paths to registration. Do not park on grass or a forest road. Reserve a weekend time in advance and allow extra minutes to locate the entrance on a first visit.
