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Parque Warner Madrid: tickets, getting there and tips
Parque Warner Madrid: tickets, getting there and tips

Parque Warner Madrid: tickets, getting there and tips

Updated on October 9, 2026

In San Martín de la Vega, about thirty kilometres south of Madrid, Parque Warner combines roller coasters, shows and areas inspired by Warner Bros. characters. It is a seasonal theme park: opening days change a lot through the year, with weekday closures in winter. Plan a full day and prepare your journey, because it is not in the city. Do not confuse it with Parque de Atracciones in Casa de Campo, which you can reach by metro.

Highlights

The roller coasters

The roller coasters

The park has coasters of several sizes, including a large wooden structure. Each ride has its own height and health restrictions: read the notices at the start of the queue rather than relying on your ticket.

Thrill towers and summer evenings

Thrill towers and summer evenings

The vertical rides are the most spectacular, especially after dark in summer, when the park stays open later. Bring water and take a break in the shade.

Shows and areas for little ones

Shows and calmer rides let you alternate with the big thrills. Check the day's programme on arrival, as times change with the season.

Practical info

Tips

Prices checked in October 2026: entry tickets from €32.90 for an adult, child or senior, with dated online offers that are usually cheaper than the gate; children under one metre enter free. Two-day tickets and combinations with the neighbouring Warner Beach water park exist. Meals, fast passes and any parking cost extra: compare the total. For a short stay, compare with Parque de Atracciones, which is easier to reach, and with the ideas in our Madrid with children guide.

How to get there

Carretera M-506, 28330 San Martín de la Vega. By car, take the A-4 motorway south and leave at exit 22: there is a large car park. Without a car, take a commuter train to Pinto (line C-3) and then a local bus, or an intercity bus from Madrid; the direct rail link that used to serve the park no longer exists. Check lines and return times before you go, especially in the evening.

Opening hours

Best: At opening, outside holidays
Seasonal park: open at weekends all year and every day during school holidays, closed on weekdays in December, January and February; hours vary by date, so check the official calendar

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