Tibidabo Amusement Park (Parc d'Atraccions Tibidabo) Tours and Tickets

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Tibidabo Amusement Park has two different zones: the panoramic area, which is free to enter and open for much of the year, and the amusement park proper, which is ticketed, has more rides, and opens at peak times. Tibidabo Amusement Park tickets, covering rides in both areas, cost €39 for adults, €15.50 for children.

Tibidabo Amusement Park sits atop Mt. Tibidabo, overlooking the city of Barcelona. The Cuca de Llum funicular (included in tickets) runs from Plaça Doctor Andreu. When the amusement park is open, ticket holders can catch the included TibiBus to Plaça Doctor Andreu from Avinguda Tibidabo (line 7) or Vall d’Hebron (line 3).

Yes, Tibidabo Amusement Park can be good for young children, although it’s best for bigger kids. Kids under 3 feet tall (90 centimeters) enjoy free entry. Rides including miniature trains, a pony rodeo, the hall of mirrors, the LEGO® zone, the carousel, the spinning cups, and the flying machine can keep little ones entertained.

Yes, Tibidabo Amusement Park offers a wide range of food options, both in the ticketed amusement park and in the free-to-enter panoramic area. Some are seasonal, but at busy times of year, choices run the gamut from ice cream, churros, pastries, or beers, to sandwiches, tapas, and full restaurant meals.

Yes, Tibidabo Amusement Park is reasonably accessible to people who use wheelchairs, with elevators linking the levels plus adapted bathrooms. A few rides and attractions have wheelchair-friendly options, including the ferris wheel, castle, interactive fountains, flying carpet, and hall of mirrors; others have wheelchair access but no specially designed adaptations.