FAQ
ALPINE LAND is located at 66B Temur Malik Street, Mirzo Ulugbek District, Tashkent.
Public route information associated with the park lists buses 5, 19, 83, 96, 128, 149 and 198. Public transport routes may change, so visitors should check a transport app before travelling.
According to the current information on the official website and Instagram profile, the park is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Hours may change on public holidays or for technical reasons.
ALPINE LAND has more than 30 rides and attractions. The official website refers to extreme, children’s and family zones, as well as Catapult, Velotrack, Kids Karting, Glacier Express and children’s carousels. Individual rides may be unavailable because of season, weather or maintenance.
Yes. The official website presents a dedicated children’s zone and attractions for younger visitors, including Kids Karting and children’s carousels. Visitors must follow the age and height limits displayed at each ride.
Yes. The park has a dedicated extreme zone. Catapult and Velotrack are specifically named in official sources. The operating status of other extreme rides should be confirmed at the ticket office or through the park’s official channels.
A complete current official price list for all rides was not published in the verified public sources. Visitors should confirm the latest prices at the park ticket office, on the official website or through Instagram.
The verified official public sources do not clearly confirm a permanent online ticket-purchasing service. Visitors should check the official website or Instagram for current availability.
Yes. Reliable city directories and map services indicate that visitor parking is available. Spaces may be limited on busy days.
The official website confirms that picnic areas are available. However, rules on bringing food from outside are not separately published. Visitors should confirm the current policy with the park administration.
Yes. The official website states that the park includes picnic areas and walking alleys.
Map services indicate that food outlets operate within the park, but a complete and permanent official list is not published on the park website. Visitors should confirm the available options on the day of their visit.
Yes. ALPINE LAND is officially presented as a family and adventure park for families with children, teenagers, young people and tourists.
Detailed event packages and booking conditions are not published in the official public sources reviewed. Birthday parties, children’s celebrations, family events and photo sessions should be arranged in advance with the park administration.
Telephone: +998 93 555 00 81
Instagram: @alpine.land
Website: alpineland.uz
Yes. Depending on the ride, restrictions may apply based on age, height, weight or health condition. Visitors must follow all signs and ride-operator instructions.
Visitors must comply with all safety rules, restrictions and staff instructions. A detailed maintenance and inspection schedule was not published in the verified public sources; specific questions should be addressed to the park administration.
Immediately contact the nearest park employee, the administration or security staff. Provide the child’s name, age, clothing description and the last place where the child was seen.
Personal photography and video recording are subject to the park’s internal rules. Professional, advertising or commercial filming may require prior permission.
Under the official schedule, the park remains open until 11:00 p.m. Lighting, music and special programmes may vary by date and event schedule; visitors should check announcements on the official pages.
ALPINE LAND is a 7.2-hectare Swiss-themed family and adventure park with more than 30 rides, extreme, children’s and family zones, picnic areas and walking alleys.