The park was founded by Michael Spangsberg, who previously operated a candy factory famous for naming its sweets with provocative or humorous Danish titles.
The Vild-Svinet coaster, opened in 2003, was one of the first 'Euro-Fighter' models manufactured by Gerstlauer.
Many of the park’s mascots, such as a dog with flatulence and ants in pants, are directly based on the original BonBon candy wrappers.
The park occupies a large, rural site that integrates landscaped gardens with its industrial-themed amusement structures.
BonBon-Land is now owned and operated by the Spanish leisure group Parques Reunidos.
BonBon-Land is a theme park located near Næstved, Denmark, famous for its humorous, eccentric, and occasionally scatological branding derived from the original BonBon confectionery brand. The park features a diverse array of over 60 rides and attractions, including roller coasters, water rides, and spinning attractions suitable for various age groups. It is situated on a site formerly owned by the founder of the BonBon candy company, Michael Spangsberg. The park layout incorporates humor-themed zones and mascot characters that reflect the quirky personality of the original candy products. Major roller coasters include the Vild-Svinet, which features a 90-degree vertical drop. The facility serves as a destination for families with children, offering both high-intensity thrill rides and milder attractions for younger visitors. The park is managed and maintained as a seasonal entertainment venue in the Zealand region.
In front of the oversized, colorful candy-themed entrance sign or near the Vild-Svinet roller coaster track.
Bring a change of clothes and a towel, as several water-based attractions are designed to get riders completely soaked.
Download the park map before arriving to identify the location of child-friendly zones, which are separated from the high-thrill coaster areas.
Check the official website for daily show schedules upon arrival, as these events change frequently based on attendance levels.
Do not arrive during the peak of the Danish school summer holidays if you prefer shorter queue times for the major coasters.
The park operates on a seasonal basis, typically opening from April through September; it is often closed on weekdays during the shoulder seasons.
Casual, weather-appropriate clothing is standard; footwear must be secured on all rides.
