Animal experiences in the Gänserndorf adventure park - here the little ones can explore the world on horseback or get up close and personal with tame petting animals.
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Pony riding is one of the absolute highlights at the Gänserndorf adventure park. On the backs of our ponies Flash and Zorro, the little ones get to experience animal encounters in a completely new way. Our friendly ponies are the perfect companions for their first experiences with riding.
• From 3 years
• Up to 10 years of age and up to a maximum of 45 kg
• From 11am to 1pm and 2pm to 5pm
For the well-being of our animals, we allow sufficient breaks.
Care, empathy and a sense of responsibility - children learn so much from their encounters with animals. In our Lower Austrian petting zoo, the little ones have the unique opportunity to pet tame goats, sheep and chickens or watch hares, rabbits and ducks. A unique experience!
• No age restriction
• Photos allowed
• Goats, sheep and chickens can be petted
• Hares, rabbits and ducks have a fenced area in the petting zoo and may only be observed
Please make sure that the animals are not chased or thrown with objects when the little ones are in a "love frenzy". Thank you. We ask that you only feed them special pet food that you have bought from us. Do not feed them sweets or other foods.
Your child will receive a protective helmet from us.
Small children (children who cannot hold on) must be accompanied.
Children up to 10 years old and weighing a maximum of 45 kg can ride on Zorro and Flash.
Pony riding lasts about 10 minutes, or two laps.
Goats (mini and mini dwarf goats), sheep (Welsh sheep), rabbits, chickens (silk chickens and seramas), ducks (runner ducks and warty ducks), llamas
You are welcome to feed our petting zoo animals (goats, sheep, rabbits, chickens, ducks, llamas) with our food (available at the cash desk or at the pony stand). Please only feed the animals outside the fence.
You are welcome to go in to see the goats and sheep without any food.
The ponies get special food in addition to hay, so NO. There is also a high risk that a pony will chew on your fingers.
