Tibidabo Amusement Park Entry Ticket
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Tibidabo Panoramic Area Entry Ticket
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Tibidabo Amusement Park Barcelona - Tickets and Visitor Information
What is Tibidabo Amusement Park?
- Tibidabo Amusement Park is Barcelona's historic hilltop theme park. It combines classic fairground rides with spectacular views over the city and the Mediterranean Sea.
- The park is on Mount Tibidabo in the Collserola mountain range and has been welcoming visitors since 1901, making it one of the oldest amusement parks in the world.
- Alongside vintage rides that have become local landmarks, you'll also find modern attractions, family-friendly entertainment, restaurants, and plenty of scenic viewpoints, making it a popular day out for visitors of all ages.
Quick Information
- Address: Tibidabo Amusement Park, Pl. del Tibidabo, 3, 4, 08035, Barcelona
- Tibidabo Panoramic Area Opening Hours: Monday - Friday: 11:00 - 21:00 Saturday & Sunday: 11:00 - 21:00
- Tibidabo Amusement Park Opening Hours: July & August: Wednesday/Thursday/Friday: 11:00 - 21:00; Saturday & Sunday: 11:00 - 22:00. CLOSED: Monday & Tuesday. (For other months - see bottom of page).
- Suggested Visit Duration: 4-6 hours
Is Tibidabo Worth Visiting?
- If you're looking for a theme park with plenty of character rather than huge modern rollercoasters, Tibidabo is well worth visiting.
- Its historic rides, family-friendly attractions and spectacular views over Barcelona make it one of the city's most popular attractions.
What You can See and Do At Tibidabo Amusement Park
- Tibidabo has attractions for every age, from gentle rides for young children to classic thrill rides and panoramic viewpoints overlooking Barcelona.
- The Tibidabo Panoramic Area sits at the highest point of the mountain at more than 500 meters above sea level, and it offers views across Barcelona.
Tibidabo Panoramic Area Entry Ticket
PANORAMIC AREA ONLY TICKET
What's Included
- From: €21.50
- Panoramic Area unlimited access at Tibidabo (Talaia, Giradabo, Avió, Carousel and Museu d'Autòmats)
- Roundtrip transport on Cuca de Llum funicular
- TibiBus access (if the Amusement Park is open)
- Beyond, Tasses, Rio Grande and Pony Rodeo (if the Amusement Park is open)
Tibidabo Amusement Park Entry Ticket
PANORAMIC AREA & AMUSEMENT PARK TICKET OPTION
What's Included
- From: €39.00
- Access to Tibidabo Amusement Park (all rides and events)
- Access to the Panoramic Area emblematic rides
- Roundtrip transport by Cuca de Llum (funicular)
- TibiBus access from Plaça Kennedy or B:SM Sant Genís parking lot
* Tibidabo Tickets Cost
- Adult Tickets: €39.00
- Kids under 1.2 meters in height: €14.00
- Kids under 90cm in height: Free Entry
About Tibidabo Amusement Park on Mount Tibidabo
Tibidabo Amusement Park, also known as Tibidabo Park, or simply Tibidabo, is not only the oldest amusement park in Spain, having opened in 1901, but also one of the oldest in Europe.
The Tibidabo Panoramic Area sits at the highest point of Mount Tibidabo and the Serra de Collserola, at more than 500 metres above sea level, offering panoramic views across Barcelona. The panoramic area is next to a church called 'The Temple Expiatori del Sagrat Cor' which is actually a minor basilica and on the same mountain.
Tibidabo offers rides for all ages, for children and for adults, so its a great day out that can be enjoyed by families and adults alike. With both classic and modern rides to enjoy including the famous classics like:
- The Tibidabo Carousel, which dates back to 1928.
- The Tibidabo Skywalk
- The Avió, an aeroplane themed ride that is actually based on the first aircraft that flow from Barcelona to Madrid in 1927.
- The Giradabo, the famous panoramic ferris wheel that sits on the highest part of the mountain and offers incredible views of the city.
Getting to Tibidabo
- Tibidabo Funicular: The ticket includes a return trip on the Tibidabo Funicular (Cuca de Llum) and the TibiBus shuttle that runs when the park is in open season, which is especially fun for the kids.
- Bus Option: The T2A bus from Plaça de Catalunya. The buses run at regular intervals from 10:15AM
Rides at Tibidabo:
- Alaska: A fun water-based rollercoaster surrounded by penguins, a polar bear and an igloo. A ride that the kids will love.
- Avio: Suitable for all ages. An aeroplane that's powered by its own propeller and is based on the first aircraft that flew from Barcelona to Madrid in 1927.
- Carrusel: What amusement park would be complete without a carousel? Tibidado Carrusel is one of the park's classic attractions.
- Castell dels Contes: A tour including light effects, sounds, interactive elements and great tales along the way.
- Crash Cars: This is one that the adults can enjoy as well.
- CreaTibi by LEGO Education: An educational play area where children can learn and build things with LEGO.
- CreaTibi Robotics: A great space for educational robotics where kids can program them to carry out activities.
- Cursa d'ocells: A fun race between birds from different species that live in Collserola Natural Park.
- Diavolo: A ride for the older visitors. You could call it a carousel for adults.
- Dididado 4D Cinema: A 4D cinema featuring immersive visual effects and moving seats.
- Embruixabruixes: This was the first major ride in the park and was renovated in 2016 to modernise it and incorporate modern elements such as virtual features and holograms.
- Fonts Interactives: The kids will love this one - it's an interactive water fountain (we suggest swimwear!).
- Giradabo: A wonderful wheel offering incredible views of Barcelona.
- Globus: A ride the whole family can enjoy, where you are carried around in baskets.
- Granota: A free-fall ride, if you are brave enough.
- Interactibi: A fun and unique interactive game.
- Llits Elastics: Trampolines for the whole family to enjoy.
- Mina D'Or: A fun ride with big slopes and some water.
- Mini Hurakan: A fun ride for the little ones to enjoy.
- Miramiralls: A fun hall of mirrors.
- Muntanya Russa: A fun fast rollercoaster ride.
- Piratta: A fun swinging pirate ship.
- Pony Rodeo: Another ride the little ones can enjoy.
- Rio Grande: A train ride for the little ones.
- Talaia: A balcony offering incredible sky views of Barcelona.
- Tasses: Spinning Tea Cups.
- Tchu Tchu Tren: A train ride the little ones can enjoy.
- Tibicity: A fun activity where the little ones can learn to drive.
- Viking: A spinning ship rollercoaster.
- Virtual Express: A virtual attraction ride.
Useful Information About Tibidabo Amusement Park, Barcelona
Tibidabo Park Address
- Tibidabo Amusement Park, Pl. del Tibidabo, 3, 4, 08035, Barcelona
How to get to Tibidabo Amusement Park
- Tibidabo Funicular (from Plaça Doctor Andreu)
- TibiBus T2C (from Plaça Kennedy)
- TibiBus T2B (from B:SM Sant Genis Car Park (just in front of the Vall d'Hebron hospital complex)
Tibidabo Opening Hours
Amusement Park:
- January: 2, 3, 4 & 5.
- March, April & May: Weekends, holidays & March 27 & 28.
- June: Weekends and holidays. From 27 June Wednesday - Sunday.
- July & August: Wednesday - Friday: 11:00 - 21:00; Saturday & Sunday: 11:00 - 22:00; CLOSED Monday & Tuesday
- September, October & November: Weekends, bank holidays, 4, 5, 6 and 23rd September
- December: Weekends: 6, 23, 24, 27, 30 & 31.
Panoramic Area:
- January: 2, 3, 4 & 5th
- February: Weekends
- March - December: Every day (except December 25 & 26)
Cuca De Llum:
- January: 2, 3, 4 & 5th.
- February: Weekends only
- March - December: Daily (except December 25 & 26).
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, some of the rides do have height restrictions at Tibidabo Park and this is for the safety of the users.
Yes, you can purchase tickets in advance.
Tibidabo has rides to suit all ages, including young children. Its a park the whole family can enjoy.
Yes - Tibidabo does have a car park, however the spaces are limited and during the summer peak times, the carpark does fill up quickly, so its suggested that you either arrive early to try and park or use public transport, where possible.






