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Skara Sommarland opens on Saturday, June 4th.

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Photo: Peter Alendah

On June 4, Skara Sommarland opens for the season and welcomes all visitors to the best days of the holiday with swimming, water slides and rides for the whole family. All tickets are pre-booked online and new for this year are two different evening activities in the park – Bryggan By Night for camping guests in July and four evening open June evenings for guests who want to swim and ride.

On June 4, Skara Sommarland opens for the season, with all swimming and riding attractions and camping ready for all visitors eager for a holiday. Several of the measures introduced during the pandemic proved to lead to better experiences for visitors and will be maintained for the 2022 season, such as pre-booking tickets for a specific date and a limited number of visitors in the park. Tickets and accommodation can be booked now on the Skara Sommarland website.

New for this year is that the entire park will be holding Evening Open for four evenings, June 13-16, for both evening skiing and evening swimming.

In addition, all Skara Sommarland camping guests will have a brand new evening activity throughout the month of July, Bryggan By Night, where restaurant Bryggan is open in the evening with food and live music. Guests can also enjoy evening rides on the thrilling Snake attraction or take an evening ride in the Imola2000 go-kart.

– It feels fantastic to be able to open the entire park again without restrictions, something we have not been able to do since 2019. Now we are ready to welcome all visitors to our fantastic pools and fast-paced attractions, says Skara Sommarland CEO Christine Karmfalk.

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