School Group Offers

for Europe's largest indoor adventure park!

School Group Offers

for Europe's largest indoor adventure park!

An Unforgettable Day

for School Groups

at Alma Park Gelsenkirchen!

Alma Park Gelsenkirchen is an ideal school trip destination, with fun, movement and teamwork at Europe's largest indoor adventure park! Our special school group offer brings together action, variety and shared experiences.

Our wide range of activities gives pupils an exciting day to remember. With plenty to try and attractive school group packages, Alma Park is a great place to share new experiences and strengthen class relationships.

The Action Pass is especially popular with school groups: enjoy 4 hours of action for one fixed price, with the flexibility to try a range of attractions during your session.

Good to know: the Action Pass including karting is available to book from 14 June.
The Action Pass Lite, without karting, is available now. This lower-priced option still offers plenty of action and variety.

Choose the experience that suits your class's interests and budget, and look forward to a great day at Alma Park.

School trips are an adventure here, and school groups are always welcome.

From Monday to Friday, Alma Park becomes an adventure playground for school groups. Our Alma Park School Group Action Pass gives you four hours of exciting activities from 10:00–14:00. Enjoy thrilling races and the buzz of karting on the track, tactical laser tag, a relaxed round of mini golf, fantastic virtual reality worlds, exciting paintball**, bouncing in the trampoline park*, target practice with Arrowtag, laughter-filled Bubbleball, energetic football or skilful Poolball. Test your aim at axe throwing*** and prove you're faster than the floor at Pixel Games. There's something for everyone, from just €24.90 per person.

Action Pass Lite is the lower-priced option without karting, offering 4 hours of action across many of Alma Park's exciting attractions.

Better still, teachers get in free! This offer is exclusively for school groups.

Getting started is easy: book online or send an enquiry. Use our contact form, call +49 209 95709400 or email info@alma-park.de to plan your school trip.

Action Pass

Prices & Information

Action Pass

Pack More Action into Your Day!

€ per person

Includes karting, VR, paintball*, adventure golf, trampoline park**, Bubbleball, Arrowtag, Pixel Games, axe throwing*** and Poolball
4 hours of action
Monday–Friday, 10:00–14:00
Please check the age requirements for each activity.
A balaclava is compulsory when using our hire helmets. You can buy one from us for €3.
Alma Park non-slip socks are compulsory for the trampoline park and cost €3 per person. You cannot use your own socks.

Includes Karting

€ per person

Includes VR, paintball*, adventure golf, trampoline park**, Bubbleball, Arrowtag, Pixel Games, axe throwing*** and Poolball
4 hours of action
Monday–Friday, 10:00–14:00
Please check the age requirements for each activity.
Alma Park non-slip socks are compulsory for the trampoline park and cost €3 per person. You cannot use your own socks.

Our School Group Offers

The Alma Park School Group Action Pass

If you'd like to book at short notice, prefer not to book online or are having trouble booking, call us on +49 209 95709400 or send us a message. For groups of more than 100, simply split your group across two bookings or call us.

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Questions & Answers

about School Trips to Alma Park

What's the difference between Action Pass and Action Pass Lite?

The Action Pass includes all available attractions, including karting. The Action Pass Lite is the lower-priced option without karting, with access to many exciting activities.

Is Alma Park suitable for school groups?

Yes. Alma Park offers school groups a range of activities that encourage teamwork, cooperation, creativity and physical activity.

Are there school group discounts?

Yes. School group discounts are available, including an Action Pass offer from 10:00–14:00.

Do teachers and accompanying adults get in free?

Yes. Teachers and accompanying adults enter Alma Park free of charge.

Is there a minimum group size for a school trip?

The minimum group size varies by offer. Packages generally start at 10 people.

How long does a school trip to Alma Park last?

The length of your school trip depends on your chosen activities. We generally recommend allowing a full day so you can enjoy your visit without rushing. The Alma Park School Group Action Pass lasts 4 hours, from 10:00–14:00, with laser tag, mini golf, paintball, trampolining, Arrowtag, Bubbleball, football and Poolball for just €24.90 per person.

Are food and drink available for school groups?

Yes. Food and drink options are available for school groups. Please check the options in advance and reserve a table if needed.

Is Alma Park accessible?

Alma Park aims to make its facilities and activities accessible. Please contact the park directly to discuss your pupils' needs and get specific information.

Are safety briefings included for the activities?

Yes. Pupils receive safety briefings for all activities so they can take part safely and responsibly.

Are there age-appropriate offers for different school years?

Alma Park offers activities for different age groups and school years. Please check in advance which activities are suitable for your pupils.

Do we need to book all activities in advance?

School trips and activities must be booked in advance to ensure enough space and time for your group. Contact Alma Park directly to discuss availability and booking options.

Ready for Some School Trip Action?

Our Alma Park Action Pass helps school groups make the most of their day out.

School Group Offers at Alma Park

Varied Activities for School Groups of All Ages

Discover exciting activities suited to school groups, from immersive escape rooms and indoor football to adventure golf and innovative VR experiences. Pupils can get active, test their teamwork and solve tricky challenges together.

Programmes Tailored to Your Class

Every class is different. Our flexible programmes can be adapted to your pupils' ages, group size and interests. Our experienced staff help plan and run your school trip so you can focus on the fun and shared experience.

Straightforward Planning & Booking

Planning a school trip to Alma Park is simple. Our website has the key information about school group offers, and you can book your date online. Our team is happy to help with the arrangements so you can look forward to your visit.

Enjoy an exciting, memorable school trip to Alma Park Gelsenkirchen!

Whether your class enjoys sporting challenges, puzzles or creative experiences, we'll help you find the right programme. Book your date and look forward to an adventure pupils will remember.

The Ideal School Trip in NRW

A school trip takes more preparation than an ordinary lesson, but it offers a rewarding change from the classroom. Above all, it can help pupils connect and strengthen the sense of community within a class.

A day out also gives pupils a chance to get to know one another in a different setting. If group dynamics are making classroom learning difficult, a trip focused on team building can be a useful option.

A school trip can also help address bullying by giving pupils a chance to see a different side of one another, build understanding and improve their relationships.

Pupils usually look forward to a day out. A little careful preparation helps make the trip a success.

Easy to reach: Alma Park is centrally located in the Ruhr region, with convenient access from Essen, Dortmund, Hamm, Herne, Mülheim an der Ruhr, Wesel, Unna, Wuppertal, Oberhausen, Duisburg, Bochum and Recklinghausen.

From exciting laser tag to fun in the trampoline park, there's an experience for every class at Alma Park. Germany's largest indoor adventure park offers more than 12 action-packed activities across 15,000 m², including Bubbleball, mini golf, football, escape rooms, paintball, virtual reality and more.

School Trips to Indoor Adventure Parks

The Educational Value of a Visit to Alma Park Gelsenkirchen

School trips take learning beyond the classroom and give pupils valuable experiences through play. Indoor adventure parks such as Alma Park Gelsenkirchen offer activities including laser tag, glow-in-the-dark mini golf, trampolining, Bubble Soccer, paintball and escape rooms. Here's how these activities can support pupils' personal and social development.

Cooperation & Teamwork

Many Alma Park activities involve solving challenges together. Laser tag and paintball call for strategic thinking and cooperation, while escape rooms ask pupils to solve puzzles and communicate as a team. These experiences can help strengthen class relationships and bring the group together.

Creativity & Problem Solving

Alma Park's activities encourage creative thinking and problem solving. Escape rooms are a good example: pupils use logic and imagination to solve puzzles and find a way out together. Glow-in-the-dark mini golf and Bubble Soccer offer their own unusual challenges that invite creative approaches.

Fitness & Movement

A visit to Alma Park encourages pupils to be active. Trampolining and Pixel Games help them practise coordination and body control while having fun and burning off energy. Bubble Soccer and paintball also offer physical challenges that support cardiovascular fitness.

Confidence and Self-belief

Successfully completing challenges at Alma Park can help pupils build confidence and self-belief. By testing their abilities in different activities and taking risks in a safe environment, they develop a stronger sense of confidence and learn to recognise their own strengths and weaknesses.

What Pupils Can Gain from a Visit to Alma Park

A school trip to Alma Park Gelsenkirchen combines fun with opportunities for personal and social development. Activities encourage cooperation, teamwork, creativity, problem solving and movement, while helping pupils build confidence. Shared challenges give them the chance to learn and develop in an enjoyable, supported setting. Teachers can plan a rewarding day that offers experiences pupils take back to the classroom.