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Hello,
I have never went to dutch wonderland but i would like to take my family there ben hazmanim. Does anyone know where i can get cheaper tickets (i think people sell them)? additionally, does anybody have any experience going there ? Are there many goyim there on weekdays? if one goes ben hazmanim, is it overloaded with yidden (which would probably be a plus as it dilutes the goyishe effect) ? I’m just a bit worried that my children (who do not even go to goyishe stores) will see many goyishe women not dressed tzniusdik , and perhaps that might be reason not to go.
You can get discounted tickets through centralpakoshermart.com. They also run kosher concession stands in hershey park and dutch wonderland.
Just the opposite. There are many Amish people living in the area who are very tznius. There is also a place called “cherry crest farms” which has great activities for kids.
i hav been to dutch wonderland though never ben hazmanim so i dont really know what the crowds are like then. the day i went it was an off day (weekday and supposed to rain – but it never did!) there were no lines at all really, and there were quite a few frum families there. as to the dress of the goyim – well it was the same as if u would walk through manhattan (yes u prob will c ppl in tank tops etc..). though there is a small water park area, it is completely separated so if u dont go there then u wont hav a problem. also, the park does not allow ppl to walk around in bathing suits (only in the water area which is only for kids anyway so there really arent many adults in bathing suits in the first place…). over all from my experience i greatly recomend dutch wonderland as a place to go ben hazmanim. the kids LOVED it! and we would deffinitely go again – many times!
Was just there. kids loved it. It gets busier during bein hazmanim. Lots of yidden, kosher food and minyanim. There are going to be the regular people there too, dressed in their summer bests. But, they cannot run around in swimwear, the water park is a separate area. (My kids didn’t even see it, till we were leaving.) The park does get quiter towards evening. In fact three hours before closing you can go in with the purchase of a ticket for the next day. So, if you are really worried you can go after 5:00. But if you go Bein Hazmanin you will see lots of jews. (We went during zman and there were quite a few there.)
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