Park Hilaria attracts 125,000 visitors during opening weekend

With 125,000 visitors during the opening weekend, Park Hilaria 2025 has gotten off to a successful start. Since Friday, Kennedylaan in Eindhoven has been transformed for the 23rd time into a vibrant amusement park. Visitors can enjoy over 90 attractions until Sunday, August 10, along with various food trucks, cozy terraces, and live shows at the popular Hollario Feestcafé.

New thrills prove popular

This year, Park Hilaria debuted two brand-new attractions. Maximum and Firefighters Fun House premiered to enthusiastic reactions. Maximum propels visitors through the air at breakneck speed, while the Firefighters Fun House had families laughing with sliding floors and unexpected twists.

Hollario Feestcafé

The Hollario Feestcafé once again proved its reputation as the beating heart of Park Hilaria. Every evening, the tent was filled with visitors enjoying live performances by artists and DJs, singing along at the top of their lungs. This coming week, Dutch artists will ensure the atmosphere remains electric every night, with performers including Samuel Welten, Django Wagner, Ferry de Lits, Raymon Hermans, and Corry Konings.

Low-stimulation afternoon

This year, there is a low-stimulation afternoon specially designed for people with autism, epilepsy, disabilities, and seniors. On Monday, August 4, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, all lights at Park Hilaria will be dimmed and the sound volume minimized, allowing everyone to enjoy the park in a calm and relaxed environment.

Park Hilaria is open until Sunday, August 10, and admission is free. Full information about participating attractions, opening hours, accessibility, and the schedule of performances at Hollario Feestcafé can be found at parkhilaria.nl.