Pocahontas Indian Village

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very nice place! The big territory, a lot of attractions for kids, possibility for grilling. Very friendly stuff! Thank you! Perfect place for and family parties. There is a lot of attractions and whole party can be organized for in way that not absorbing parents. Great experience for kids. A lot of space and attractions. Great for and celebrate birthday 🎉 Very good organized and stylized place with big quantity of different attractions for of various age. Nice place to spend birthday of your kid (despite not or girl). Big quantity of animators are doing their job well and standard three hours will pass fast. You will have place to sit and common fireplace for grill. So the only you need is good weather and even on sunny day you can find lots of places with shadow. Highly recommend. Amazing place for a family or company trip with attractions Nice and atmospheric place to spend birthday for a child. Children were admired. Hello, I would like to point out that this place is highly racist. As someone who has lived on a native reservation, this is a sad place that reinforces negative stereotypes. I was on a field trip with and they taught them: 1. Native Americans like to fight (with the stereotypical hand to mouth motion). 2. War paint and head dresses (straight out of a cartoon depiction) 3. Having a "cheif", who is not native, singing Despacito as a "battle song". I could go on, but I wont. To illustrate this point clearly, if I, as an American, made a "Polish" park in America where the were taught that all Polish people do is pick potatoes and drink vodka... would not be cool. I suggest the owners do research on the harm they can do by promoting stereotypes, as well as on native culture(there are 100s of tribes with different languages and traditions(sadly many have been annihilated)). Hint, very few of them are/were war tribes, nor do they live in teepees. Yes, native Americans always wore shoes(there are tribes in Canada and Alaska, those places are cold). Parents, there are many great cultural places in Wroclaw, in 2023, we should not be proud of this. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.