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Parque de Atracciones Madrid: tickets and rides
Parque de Atracciones Madrid: tickets and rides

Parque de Atracciones Madrid: tickets and rides

Updated on October 9, 2026

Set in Casa de Campo near Batán metro station, Parque de Atracciones Madrid combines roller coasters, family rides and areas for younger children. Set aside a day for this outing, particularly if your teenagers enjoy thrill rides. Maquinismo, Naturaleza, Tranquilidad and Nickelodeon Land offer different levels of intensity. Do not confuse it with Parque Warner, which is outside Madrid.

Highlights

Thrill rides

Abismo, Tornado and Tarántula are among the park's roller coasters. Each ride has its own height limits and access conditions: being tall enough to pay for a general ticket does not automatically allow you onto every ride. Read each attraction's information before choosing your priorities.

Gentler rides

Gentler rides

Zeppelin and rides in the Tranquilidad area let you alternate thrills with a calmer pace. A good day does not require going on everything; let everyone choose what they want to try.

The carousel and younger children

The carousel and younger children

The historic Tiovivo and Nickelodeon Land offer alternatives to the big roller coasters. If your family includes different ages, plan some separate activities and a shared meeting point to avoid unnecessary waiting.

Practical info

Tips

Prices checked in October 2026: dated online tickets from €23.90; at the gate, general tickets €44.90 and reduced tickets €35.90. The reduced category includes children measuring 100 to 140 cm; those under 100 cm enter free with someone holding a paid ticket. The published categories overlap at 140 cm: confirm the applicable ticket when booking for that exact height. Fast passes, meals and experiences such as The Walking Dead cost extra: compare the total rather than just the advertised starting price.

How to get there

Casa de Campo, s/n, 28011 Madrid. Batán metro station, line 10, about 50 metres from the Batán-side entrance according to the park. EMT bus 33 connects Príncipe Pío with Casa de Campo; bus 55 serves Batán from Atocha. Check which entrance your route reaches before arranging to meet the rest of your group.

Opening hours

Best: At opening, outside weekends
Opening days and hours vary by date: check the official calendar before buying. The park does not open every day of the year

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