The options compared
| Option | Price seen | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Official day ticket | from EUR 16.90 (140 cm and taller) | junior (100 to 140 cm), senior 65 and over, disabled visitors and families rates are listed, with no amounts on the page we read |
| Open-date ticket | from EUR 33.95 | for the day of the season you choose |
| Zoo plus Faunia pack | EUR 39.90 | two different days |
| Tiqets ticket (box) | shown at booking | read what the listing includes |
Hours are not on the site's home page: they are on a separate "Park Hours" page and the park does not open every day. One reseller says opening is at 11:00 with a closing time that varies by season, and 10:00 to 19:00 in summer. Check the calendar for your day.
Official ticket or Tiqets?
The price gap mostly depends on the date. The official site is the base; Tiqets is for booking and keeping the ticket on your phone. Resellers show other prices: for example EUR 22.95 for an adult on one of them, a reminder that pricing is dynamic. Full page: Faunia.
What do you see?
The site highlights fur seals, king penguins and manatees, with keeper encounters and educational activities. Part of the route is outdoors: have a rainy-day plan B.
Faunia or the zoo?
The Casa de Campo zoo has the pandas; Faunia focuses on recreated natural habitats. If you want both, the EUR 39.90 pack lets you split them over two days. For more ideas, see Madrid with kids.
Getting there
Valdebernardo metro (line 9), about 1.1 km, or 15 minutes on foot according to one source; bus 71 or Cercanías to Vicálvaro. Parking costs about EUR 5 a day (EUR 4.90 or 5.50 depending on the source).
FAQ
How much is Faunia? From EUR 16.90 for a day ticket (30 October 2026), variable price.
Is there a combo with the zoo? Yes, EUR 39.90 over two days.
Is it good for kids? Yes, with animals, encounters and activities.
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