Plopsa Indoor Hasselt
A world full of adventure
Enjoy a day full of fun and adventure at Plopsa Indoor Hasselt! Discover exciting rides and meet your favourite Studio 100 characters.
No sunshine? No problem! There’s plenty to do indoors too.
Looking for great things to do indoors? This category offers sporty, relaxing, and original indoor outings. From trampoline parks and climbing gyms to glow-in-the-dark mini golf or a fun indoor playground. Perfect for families, friends, or school groups. Don’t let the weather stop you — explore all the fun waiting inside!
Enjoy a day full of fun and adventure at Plopsa Indoor Hasselt! Discover exciting rides and meet your favourite Studio 100 characters.
Try bouldering and climbing in Alpamayo, the indoor climbing gym in Lommel. For all ages and levels.
Jump, flip and fly at the trampoline park in Genk. Perfect for an active and fun day out!
Discover Jean Martens' amazing collection, from one of Belgium's oldest family breweries.
Crazy Karting isn’t just any old race, but 360° action packed with electric drifting fun.
As much as 6,000m² of indoor entertainment! Experience a crazy day on the kart track, at a laser game or in a VR adventure!
An exciting and educational museum, for the whole family. A museum where you will discover new things about WWII.
Enjoy a lovely day by the water at De IJzeren Man in Weert. Whether you fancy a swim, a play or simply want to relax, the whole family will find plenty to do here for a fun day out.
Time for water fun! At the indoor pool of Lago in Pelt, you’ll enjoy an exciting day with slides, wellness, and a toddler pool.
Flanders' largest indoor and outdoor playground with rides, play equipment and trampolines.
Experience an interactive journey through the history of mining at the C-mine site in Genk.
Enjoy the latest movies in a modern cinema located at the C-mine site in Genk.
Discover the secrets of the universe in an impressive planetarium in Genk.
The Saint Benedict Abbey of Achel, also known as the Achelse Kluis.
Did you know that in the 19th century, 9.5 litres of jenever were consumed per Belgian each year?