Overview Popeye Village
Popeye Village
This village was built in 1979 in 7 months as a backdrop for the film Popeye musical production. The story is that Popeye is trying to find his father. The film started in January 1980.
The main characters include Robin Williams as Popeye the Sailor, Shelley Duvall as Olive Oyl, Ray Walston as Poopdeck Pappy.
Now the village is an amusement park, when you enter you soon meet Popeye and Olive. The village has 19 wooden houses, where something is often organized.
The animation team provides a cosy atmosphere and a park for young and old.
There are various packages such as winter, Easter, summer, Halloween and Carnival.
In addition, children's parties, school trips or a party can also be booked.
In winter a ticket includes:
Access to the Popeye film set;
A variety of animation shows;
Entrance to the Popeye Comic Museum;
15-minute boat ride around Anchor Bay (weather permitting);
Access to the cinema (for a 15-minute film set documentary);
- Silversmith demonstrations;
- Access to Santa's Toy Town;
- Use of the mini golf course with nine holes;
- Free popcorn;
- Free postcard.
Additionally: Use of water games, trampolines and slides;
Additionally: Use of Splash Pool, Play Pool, use of sun beds, umbrellas and showers;
Not included: Access to Santa's Toy Town.
Halloween and Carnival have their own specific program.
Street overview Popeye Village
Store Popeye Village
Opening hours | Winter Nov-Mar 10:00 - 17:00 Spring April-June-Oct 10:00 - 17:30 Summer Juli-Septeber 10:00 - 18:00 |
Ticket / admission fee | |
Adults & Teens | € 15.00 |
Childeren (3- 15 yrs) | € 10.00 |
Seniors | € 10.00 |
| Spring € 18.00 - € 14.00 end € 14.00 Summer € 24.00 - € 16.00 end 16.00 | |
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