TEGERNSEE PHANTASTISCH Family & Friends Ticket

Tegernsee Phantastisch turns a family outing into a choice of very different challenges: climb a glass bouldering wall, test your balance on a high ropes course, or explore Lake Tegernsee through a virtual aquarium. It is an indoor attraction, so the fun does not depend on the weather.

I like two things in particular: one ticket covers both worlds and all attractions, and the group price can make a full day of play good value for a family or a small group. The main consideration is that pricing varies by day, and the stated one-minute duration is not a realistic guide to your visit time.

Key things to know

• Two worlds come with the ticket: Tegernsee Magic and Tegernsee World are both included.
• The activities mix movement and discovery: Try the glass bouldering wall, ninja warrior course, high ropes, virtual aquarium and VR attraction.
• You can play without a timed session limit: Use the attractions for as long as you like during opening hours on your ticket date.
• The base price covers four people: The listed euro price is €105 on weekdays and €135 on weekends, public holidays and Bavarian school holidays.
• Extra people cost more: Each additional person adds €20.
• Plan around the duration label: The booking information says one minute, but the ticket is valid for unlimited play during opening hours.

A big indoor play space with two different worlds

Tegernsee Phantastisch covers 2,700 square meters and brings together two indoor areas, Tegernsee Magic and Tegernsee World. The idea is to mix play and sport with learning, rather than ask you to choose between an active attraction and something more informative.

That range matters when you are visiting with a group. One person may want to climb, another may prefer a virtual experience, and a younger or older family member may enjoy a different pace. The ticket includes both worlds, so you can move among the attractions rather than pay for separate activities.

The venue is indoors, which makes it a useful option when the weather around Lake Tegernsee is poor or you need a break from outdoor plans. The attraction does not give a fixed itinerary or set order. You can explore the included activities in the way that suits your group and use them again during the day.

Climb, balance and tackle the Weissach Warrior

For an active start, the glass bouldering wall offers a chance to climb in a setting that is a little different from a standard wall. The available information does not give its height, difficulty grades or equipment details, so you should not assume it is suited to every age or ability. If someone in your group is unsure, check with staff when you arrive.

The Weissach Warrior is a ninja warrior course built around persistence. That can make it appealing to children and adults who like testing their balance, strength or coordination, but it is also the activity most likely to feel demanding. You do not have to turn the visit into a competition. Treat it as a try-it-and-see challenge, then switch to another attraction if it is not your group’s thing.

Hohe Luft, the high ropes course, adds another physical option. The name signals an elevated course, but the specific obstacles, height and safety rules are not provided. If you are choosing this ticket for a child, ask the venue about any age, height or supervision requirements before booking. The listed ticket applies to children from age four, but that does not by itself confirm every activity is suitable for every four-year-old.

Explore the lake without getting wet

Inside Tegernsee offers a virtual aquarium experience focused on Lake Tegernsee. That local connection gives the attraction a different feel from the climbing and obstacle challenges: it turns attention toward the lake itself, rather than simply offering another physical test.

The available details do not describe the aquarium’s technology, species or length, so I would not plan around a particular show or presentation. Think of it as one of the included options for changing pace. If your group wants a quieter activity between the more energetic ones, this is a natural place to pause and explore.

The mix is part of the ticket’s value. You are not paying only for a course or a single VR session. The ticket covers access to both worlds and all attractions, so you can balance movement with virtual and discovery-based activities over the day.

Try High Teg, the VR attraction

High Teg is described as a distinctive VR attraction. Virtual reality can appeal to people who enjoy a more technology-led experience, and it gives the venue another alternative to climbing and obstacle courses.

There is no specific description of the VR content, session length or age limits in the available information. If VR is the main reason you are considering the visit, ask what the current experience includes before you book. If it is one part of a broader family day, the ticket lets you try it without buying a separate attraction admission.

Taken together, the listed activities offer a useful range: physical challenges, a virtual aquarium and VR. That variety is more valuable for groups with mixed interests than a ticket focused on just one activity. The trade-off is that the details for individual attractions are limited, so you may need to ask the venue about suitability and rules.

Make the most of an all-day ticket

The ticket is all-you-can-play on the day you buy it. You can use the attractions without a time limit during Tegernsee Phantastisch’s opening hours. That is a different arrangement from a timed session, and it gives you room to explore at your own pace.

The venue also allows up to three check-ins and check-outs on the booked day. That can be helpful if you want to leave and return, though the information does not explain the exact process or any conditions. Confirm the details at reception before you head out.

The booking page gives a duration of one minute, but that does not match the all-day access description. Treat it as a booking-system duration label, not as the expected length of your visit. The actual time you spend there depends on your group and the venue’s opening hours, which are not specified here.

When you arrive, present your GetYourGuide ticket at the reception. Staff will provide the official admission ticket. The listed host or greeter languages are English and German, a useful point if you need help understanding how entry works.

Work out the group price before you book

The Family & Friends ticket is priced for up to four people. The stated rates are €105 from Monday to Friday and €135 on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays and weekdays during Bavarian school vacations. Each additional person costs €20.

The supplied headline price is $129 per group of up to four, while the detailed ticket terms list prices in euros that change by day. Because those figures do not line up as one fixed price, check the amount shown for your chosen date before confirming. The weekday or holiday rate can make a noticeable difference, especially if your plans are flexible.

For four people, the ticket can be good value if you expect to spend several hours using different attractions. Its strongest advantage is breadth: both worlds and all attractions are included, with no time limit on play during opening hours. If your group will only try one activity, the group ticket may feel less worthwhile than it does to a family planning to explore the whole venue.

The terms describe the group as four people, including children from age four, adults and senior citizens. Each additional person costs €20. The information does not explain admission for children under four, so check directly with the venue if that applies to your group.

You can reserve now and pay later, and cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Exchanges and discounts on tickets already purchased are excluded. That makes it sensible to confirm your date and group size before buying, particularly because the price changes with the day.

Who will get the most from this visit?

This ticket makes the most sense for a family or small group that wants several kinds of indoor entertainment in one place. Children from age four, adults and senior citizens are included in the ticket terms, and the mix of physical and virtual activities gives people room to choose what interests them.

It is also a practical fallback for a day when outdoor plans around Tegernsee are not appealing. You get an indoor setting, a range of attractions and the ability to use them at your own pace during opening hours. For a group with very specific needs, such as a strong interest in VR or a particular climbing challenge, check the attraction details first because the available information does not spell out individual requirements.

Should you book Tegernsee Phantastisch?

Book it if your group wants an indoor day with several different activities and expects to use more than one attraction. The all-day access and group ticket can make the price worthwhile for four people, especially on a weekday at the lower listed rate.

Pause before booking if you need detailed information about age limits, physical requirements or the precise content of the VR and aquarium experiences. Check the price for your date, too: the listed rate rises on weekends, public holidays and Bavarian school vacations. Once those details suit your plans, this is a flexible choice for a family or friends who want active fun with a few changes of pace.

FAQ

What does the Family & Friends ticket include?

It includes entry to Tegernsee Magic and Tegernsee World, plus use of all attractions during opening hours on the booked day.

How many people does the ticket cover?

The group price covers up to four people. Each additional person costs €20.

How much does the ticket cost?

The listed price is €105 Monday to Friday and €135 on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays and weekdays during Bavarian school vacations. Check the price for your selected date before booking.

What ages are included in the ticket terms?

The ticket terms describe children from age four, adults and senior citizens. They do not specify admission arrangements for children under four.

Which attractions are included?

The named attractions include Tegernsee World, the glass bouldering wall, the Weissach Warrior ninja course, the Inside Tegernsee virtual aquarium, the Hohe Luft high ropes course and the High Teg VR attraction.

How long can I use the attractions?

You can use the attractions without a time limit during Tegernsee Phantastisch’s opening hours on the day of your ticket.

Why does the booking information say one minute?

The booking details state a duration of one minute, but the ticket terms describe unlimited use during opening hours. Treat the one-minute figure as a booking duration label, not as the length of the visit.

Which languages are available?

The host or greeter languages are English and German.

Can I cancel the ticket?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.