Experience Dutchman’s Deck – the ultimate adventure course. Reach new heights on the Ghostly Gangplank, the tallest Sky Trail® ropes course in the world, challenging guests to climb 56’ above Nickelodeon Universe®. Then take the plunge on Anchor Drop, a spiral slide experience that will have you twisting down to the ground. If you’re ready for more, take flight on Barnacle Blast—the longest indoor zip line in North America that will send you soaring 55 feet above the park.
Theme Park
Dutchman’s Deck Adventure Course
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Fun and unique experience. The prices are reasonable. 50 for unlimited per person or you can buy points. The Big rides are 6 points and small rides 3. We bought 50 points for 60(after tax) and the kids went on several rides having a ton of fun.
Super convenient, since there is a mall with dozens of food and snack options in walking distance.
Surprisingly fun place for the kids. Your kids will have more fun and opportunities if they are at least 48 inches. There were a few rides that my little one was disappointed she couldn’t ride yet. It would be cheaper to buy the tickets instead of the unlimited pass for the amount of time we spent in there. I recommend that if you are spending less than a few hours, do not get the unlimited wristband.
It was honestly a great time! We are amusement park nuts as a family and live rides and roller coasters! We were very happy with the ride selection and the amount of thrill rides! I have to add that my older kids were impressed with the throwbacks to their childhood shows!!
“Looking for a fantastic family outing no matter the weather? Nickelodeon Universe is the perfect indoor theme park for kids! It’s packed with thrilling rides and character experiences that will keep everyone entertained and engaged, rain or shine.”
Little frustrating because rides alternated being closed and my smaller kid couldn’t do a lot of rides due to this. Rides were also quite pricey no matter how the package available. There was a decent variety (whether open or closed) for an indoor theme park. I would not go again for this at all. Kids did have fun on what they could do, which was like, 3 rides in maybe an hour and a half?
In the Mall of America, this is a great spot for kids.
$41 got my 8 year old unlimited rides. We got there as they opened, and half the family hit the mall for shopping. You can also buy single ride tickets.
Rides seemed very good. Nothing super crazy, with some rides for older kids and some rides for young kids.
Despite the 48 weather outside, the roof is all glass and it got pretty warm inside.
For baseball fans, you can find the home plate plaque for where the original home plate was for the Metrodome and where Harmon Killabrew hit his 500th home run.
$41 got my 8 year old unlimited rides. We got there as they opened, and half the family hit the mall for shopping. You can also buy single ride tickets.
Rides seemed very good. Nothing super crazy, with some rides for older kids and some rides for young kids.
Despite the 48 weather outside, the roof is all glass and it got pretty warm inside.
For baseball fans, you can find the home plate plaque for where the original home plate was for the Metrodome and where Harmon Killabrew hit his 500th home run.
Great time with the family! Early in the day there were hardly any lines, but by noon all lines were long for the rides. One ride had technical issues, so we then went into the mall to shop a little. We still had fun doing other activities like the rockin’ ages mini golf!
There’s a great variety of rides to go on, in a relatively small space- don’t let that fool you into thinking this place is small!! These are full sized rides!
Most of the wait lines are not excessive- 20 minutes for the most part when we were there- and you can quickly get to your destination!
There’s a thrill for everyone here, from tots, to adrenaline junkies!