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kiftzuba, an amusement and experience park near Jerusalem

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kiftzuba Park, an amusement and experience park, covers 120 Acres and is located in front of the amazing and breathtaking view of the Jerusalem mountains. kiftzuba is an attractive park – suitable for family fun – and is intended for ages one to 14. The park, some of whose facilities are indoor and some in the open air, offers a fun experience for the whole family with a variety of activities suitable for a wide range of ages, from crawling babies to teenagers and adults – so families in the lineup Full of possibilities to reach a whole day consisting of various attractions suitable for everyone.

So what does the place offer you?

A family roller coaster, a boat in a storm, a pirate carousel, giant inflatables, colliding cars, a ball pool, tricycles and many other attractions.

The park offers you to celebrate your children’s birthday in style and order one of the birthday packages that the place offers. As part of kiftzuba’s birthday packages, your child and all his friends will be able to enjoy free use of the complex’s facilities, a special shirt for a special child on his birthday, a crown for his head, a colorful tablecloth, a happy and colorful “Congratulations” sign and everything you need to celebrate a real and fun birthday at kiftzuba’s amusement park .

We invest both a lot of thought and enormous resources in order to make your experience in the park complete and perfect, and one that will suit any age. We recently invested and we are constantly investing in new and attractive facilities from around the world, and even attend the most prestigious exhibitions in the field in order to continue to innovate and improve.

In addition, we have engraved the issue of safety on our banner and we do everything to provide you and your children with a fun and safe experience. We maintain the facilities on a daily basis, as well as perform many and uncompromising quality control tests.

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