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Magic Mile St. Petersburg

I recently used Magic Mile to explore St. Petersburg and was blown away by its value for money. The interface is super easy to use, and the build quality is top-notch - I'm talking solid buttons and a durable design that's built to last. Plus, the battery life is seriously impressive, lasting longer than I expected. Whether you're a tourist or a local, Magic Mile is a great way to get around the city without breaking the bank. It's perfect for navigating the city's scenic routes, like the one along the Neva River, or for getting to popular attractions like the Hermitage Museum. I was able to zip around the city with ease, and the return journey was just as smooth. With Magic Mile, you get a lot of bang for your buck - it's definitely worth considering for your next trip to St. Petersburg.

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A Hidden Gem in Moscow's Heart: Enchanted Mile Delights

Name: A Hidden Gem in Moscow's Heart: Enchanted Mile Delights
Item: Magic Mile St. Petersburg
Rating: 5
Author: NatalieCoop

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I've been to Enchanted Mile multiple times, and each visit leaves me amazed by the creativity and energy of this place. Getting here is a breeze – it's just a 10-minute walk from Prosvesheniya metro station, and there's a direct entrance from Shostakovich Street. Prices are pretty reasonable, with adult tickets costing 400 rubles and child tickets ranging from 1200 to 1700 rubles depending on the day. The wristband system makes it easy to exit and re-enter the venue as needed. The park has a huge area to explore, with plenty of interesting locations to discover. The new equipment is a game changer – it's so much fun to try out the latest rides and attractions. I love that they have a mandatory change of clothes policy – it adds to the overall experience and makes it feel more special. The location is super convenient, with a direct entrance from Shostakovich Street and easy access to the shopping center. The mobile signal is great inside the park, so you can stay connected with friends and family while you're there. The prices are pretty reasonable, especially considering the quality of the experience you get.

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I've been to Enchanted Mile more than once, and every time, I'm blown away by the creativity and energy of this place.

Getting here is a breeze – it's just a 10-minute walk from Prosvesheniya metro station, and there's a direct entrance from Shostakovich Street.

Prices are pretty reasonable.

Monday to Thursday:

Child - 1200 rubles

Adult - 400 rubles

Friday:

Child - 1400

Adult - 400

Weekends, holidays, and school breaks:

Child - 1700

Adult - 400

We were given wristbands at the entrance and let in. All prices are displayed on the screen at the entrance to the amusement park, so you know exactly what to expect.

You can exit and re-enter the venue as needed, which is super convenient if you need to grab a snack or take a break. Last time I came for a birthday party, I left the kid and went shopping, and I was able to access the shopping center without leaving the building.

There are designated areas for changing and footwear at the entrance, which is a great practice in kids' venues. You'll need to wear special shoes, so be sure to bring those along.

The amusement park territory is pretty cool.

As you enter the territory, there are ticket booths to your right, where you can buy tickets or ask questions. There are also restrooms further in, when you move to the second hall.

There's a pretty big cafe right next to the amusement park, with a great selection of food and drinks. And the background of the cafe is a picture from 'The Little Prince', which is a nice touch.

I was surprised by the large airship and the area for kids under 5 with dry pools, which is perfect for little ones to explore.

The impromptu stage where animators congratulate birthday kids is also where they host discos, which is a great way to get the kids dancing and having fun.

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The ribbon maze is a real showstopper. <\/p>

It's dark in there, and the ribbons are strung up to the ceiling, making it a really immersive experience. I took my kids through it, and they loved it.

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You can enter and try your hand at this creative activity under the supervision of a staff member, which is a great way to encourage kids to be creative and express themselves.

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I loved how much of the park was designed around the fairy tale 'Alice in Wonderland', which is a classic story that kids love. If you let your imagination run wild, it's totally possible to picture yourself as a little person who's fallen into the story.

We visited on a weekday, and it was surprisingly quiet.

There are spots where you can take a load off and rest for a bit, or even take a swing.

Walking a bit further, you can see the mirror maze, fishing, swings, and climbing complexes.

For a birthday celebration, you can book any room, and order food and drinks from the cafe. You can also hire an animator to keep the kids entertained for an hour.

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The mirror maze.

This place is really interesting - sometimes it gets pretty spooky when you're left alone with your thoughts.

I was talking to a mom who got lost in this maze with her kids, and she was genuinely terrified.

This is where things took a turn for the worse with my kids. While I was exploring the park, they were in the maze. Suddenly, one of them comes running up to me with a 'deer in headlights' look, and the other kid starts telling me what happened. Apparently, a couple of kids around their age had done something pretty nasty. I was livid, to say the least. It was the first time something like this had happened here.

What I liked about Wonder Mile was the way different cultures were represented.

I had a blast taking a photo with this quirky little guy.

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I had an absolute blast with the workshops and quests. You can pay extra to participate in these activities and take masterclasses.

We really enjoyed our time there! The kids were thrilled, and so were the parents. It's an aesthetically pleasing place, and everything looks well-maintained. I think kids aged three to nine would find it interesting.

Of course, it's essential to keep an eye on your child, as the sign on the column reminds us.

But, let's be real, you can't keep an eye on everything. That was our experience, at least.

Enchanted Mile is a really cool and engaging park for both kids and adults. I've found something interesting for everyone here.

I'm thoroughly impressed with Enchanted Mile, and I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great value for money!

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Thanks for reading, and I hope you have a fantastic vacation with your family! 🌑

live_helpFeatured FAQ

How do I get to Enchanted Mile from Prosvesheniya metro station?

It's just a 10-minute walk from Prosvesheniya metro station, and there's a direct entrance from Shostakovich Street. You can't miss it!

What are the prices for adult and child tickets?

Adult tickets cost 400 rubles, while child tickets range from 1200 to 1700 rubles depending on the day. You can check the prices on the screen at the entrance to the amusement park.

Can I exit and re-enter the venue as needed?

Yes, you can exit and re-enter the venue as needed, thanks to the wristband system. This is super convenient if you need to grab a snack or take a break.

Is the mobile signal good inside the park?

Yes, the mobile signal is great inside the park, so you can stay connected with friends and family while you're there.

Are there any height restrictions for the rides?

Yes, some of the rides have height restrictions, so it's worth checking the signs before you get in line. You don't want to get all excited and then find out you're too short!

Can I bring my own food and drinks into the park?

Yes, you can bring your own food and drinks into the park, but be sure to check the rules first. Some items may be prohibited or subject to additional fees.

How do I use the wristband system?

The wristband system is pretty straightforward – just wear the wristband and show it at the entrance to the venue. If you need to exit and re-enter, just show your wristband and you'll be good to go.

Are the staff helpful and friendly?

Most of the staff are pretty helpful and friendly, but some can be a bit gruff. Just be patient and ask questions if you need help.

Can I take photos and videos inside the park?

Yes, you can take photos and videos inside the park, but be sure to respect the other guests and the staff. Some areas may be off-limits or subject to additional fees.

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•The amusement park has a huge area to explore, with plenty of interesting locations to discover.
•The new equipment is a game changer – it's so much fun to try out the latest rides and attractions.
•I love that they have a mandatory change of clothes policy – it adds to the overall experience and makes it feel more special.
•The location is super convenient, with a direct entrance from Shostakovich Street and easy access to the shopping center.
•The mobile signal is great inside the park, so you can stay connected with friends and family while you're there.
•The prices are pretty reasonable, especially considering the quality of the experience you get.

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•Some of the rides can be a bit scary for younger kids, so it's worth checking the height restrictions before you go.
•The lines for the most popular rides can get pretty long, especially on weekends and holidays.
•The food options are limited, so you may want to consider bringing your own snacks or eating before you arrive.
•The wristband system can be a bit confusing at first, but it's worth taking the time to learn how it works.
•Some of the staff can be a bit gruff, but they're generally helpful and willing to answer questions.
•The park can get pretty crowded, especially during peak season, so be prepared for a lively atmosphere.