Blue Brix Straubinger Wunderwelten

Good place to spend a couple of hours. The virtual coaster was a hit for 5-7 year old boys. There were issues with the 4D/5D movies that made the experience a bit awkward. There is a pretty interesting laser labyrynt as well.

My son likes it :) only he is too small, 3 years old. So he can not go to 4D/ 5D Kino :(

4 only because not everything worked, but the place is worth visiting with the family. The ticket price is justified by the settings inside. Regards from Montenegro

A very nice Model Train Place

Great and fascinating place for kids, and actually for adults too ;)
After looking at the first two displays I thought we will be done in 1 hrs there. But then we reached to Western Display - it was WOW. Nordsee-Alpen Anlage was IMPRESSIVE. Kids were excited at every display. The sound effects, the scenery etc. are well thought, thus very attractive.
It's a nice idea to add drawing rooms and cinema to spend time in between different displays. At the end we have spent good 3,5 hrs there.
Sadly we found only another two adults with kids visiting the place. The maintenance alone requires a lot of efforts and time. Lot's of respect to the owner and personnel for their enthusiasm to showcase those amazing displays and keeping them up and running.
One note, it was rather fresh inside in December. After 10 min we collected our winter jackets and were wearing them for entire duration inside, which was not a problem. But for this reason I would not downgrade the rating of this park because I totally understand the owners who are trying to maintain their business in this crazy COVID times. I could only wish more visitors go there and enjoy it.

Friendly, but lot's of attractions and model trains are off, under repair or under construction. Very hot inside.

It was awesome. The model of the western had an awesome feeling. We spent with my kids half a day. Very kind personal.

Great model trains. Great place for the kids (and adults) who love trains. This used to be closer to Munich in Kirchheim (it was called Miniland) but it now moved to a new location in Straubing that is 1 and a half hours far away from Munich.

Clearly still plenty of work to do but I visited yesterday and trains were running on all layouts. Main upper layout (ramp) was non-stop action.