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The lines for the rides are incredibly long. Each ride takes about an hour of waiting, plus the time it takes to walk from one attraction to the next. Honestly, I think they’re selling way too many tickets. They should really control the number of visitors. Throughout the entire day, we managed to visit only about 5-7 rides, and that’s from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. You can buy a fast-pass ticket, but it’s very expensive and only lets you skip the line for five rides. So, if your budget allows, definitely go for it.
Yes the place is very nice 🥰, A little bit of line is the only thing I didn't like, but well I had a good time.
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It was awesome to bring out our inner child and go on All the Rollercoasters etc. great place to visit. Had an amazing time. The food and drink selections were plentiful and Not too expensive. Plenty of fun to be had. Would highly recommend a day at PortAventura World.
Portaventura world is great, sadly dragon khan was closed in our day there. We bought fast passes which is absolutely the way to go about your day there if you want to get on more than just 3 rides. Food is really reasonably priced as is merch. Rarer you'd see anything around the park Going for more than €20. They have lots of characters running about the park and you don't have to pay to get photos with them making it great for kids and much better than a certain major park in Paris. The park itself is hands down a 9/10 however you really need to get transfers as the train to portaventura from Barcelona is terrible. It takes 2 and a half hours, it's tiny, cramped and slow. It also only comes every 4 hours. We missed it by a minute so ended up having to take two separate trains and a taxi to get there. It was still worth all that Hassel though.
Nice park with many beautiful places, too much waiting though
The attraction was scary, thrilling, and amusing. I'm thinking about coming back.
Everything went smoothly. The tickets worked perfectly
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The lines for the rides are incredibly long. Each ride takes about an hour of waiting, plus the time it takes to walk from one attraction to the next. Honestly, I think they’re selling way too many tickets. They should really control the number of visitors. Throughout the entire day, we managed to visit only about 5-7 rides, and that’s from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. You can buy a fast-pass ticket, but it’s very expensive and only lets you skip the line for five rides. So, if your budget allows, definitely go for it.
Yes the place is very nice 🥰, A little bit of line is the only thing I didn't like, but well I had a good time.
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Not easy at all to choose my ticket , to pay by credit card . Receiving the electronic ticket took a long time: certainly more than a minute.
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The park is very good! An unforgettable experience, but when we left we had problems because we couldn't find a place to charge our cell phones, so we couldn't show the ticket that hadn't been printed, which made it impossible to leave immediately. We had to ask the people in the other park to let us out
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A very pleasant experience, a wonderful discovery... I'm not much of a thrill-seeker, but I did enjoy the 4D animations. The scenery is superb and the site really appeals to young and old alike! I'd definitely do it again!
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Red force is incredible, the simulator is everything
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Your attractions were awesome!
Nice park with many beautiful places, too much waiting though
Everything went smoothly. The tickets worked perfectly
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Thrills are calling! We'll handle the boring stuff like transportation, so you can focus on epic rides and awesome shows. Hop on our transfer from Barcelona and let the fun begin!
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Very nice park but too many people
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I had no problems with the tickets, everything went very well.
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If you're chasing thrills, head to PortAventura Theme Park. Start by conquering Shambhala's towering heights, then launch to a heart-racing 85 mph in three seconds on Furius Baco. At Ferrari Land, the fastest vertical accelerator in Europe will propel you from 0 to 110 mph in five seconds, reaching a peak of 112 meters. You can also experience a 55-meter freefall on the piston-inspired bounce-back towers.
This wine bar and restaurant is perfect for those seeking a more upscale dining experience than burgers and fries.
Must-try dishes: Spicy patatas bravas (crispy fried potato cubes)
Must-try beverages: Curated wine selection
PortAventura Park
Opening: 10am
November - March: On weekdays, it closes at 6pm, and on weekends, it closes at 10pm.
April - October: Closes between 6pm and 10:30 pm, depending on the day.
Ferrari Land
Opening: Always 10:30am
Closing times depend on the season and day of the week
Caribe Aquatic Park
Open from late May to mid-September, during the summer season from 10:30am - 7pm
More about PortAventura timingsAddress: PortAventura Amusement Park, Avinguda de l'Alcalde Pere Molas.
The ideal amount of time depends on what interests you most. If you want to experience all three parks and try most rides, shows, and attractions, plan for 2-3 days. For a more relaxed visit with time to enjoy the water park and see some highlights, one full day per park (PortAventura Park and Ferrari Land) might suffice. Consider purchasing multi-day tickets that can save you money and allow you to explore at your own pace.
Thrill seekers: Shambhala (Europe's tallest coaster), Furius Baco (accelerator coaster), and King Khajuna (inverted coaster) at PortAventura Park.
Family-friendly: Huracan Condor (giant swing ride) and Templo del Fuego (launched coaster) at PortAventura Park, and Flying Dreams (simulator ride) at Ferrari Land.
Water lovers: King Cobra (giant water slide) and El Dorado (rapid river) at Caribe Aquatic Park.
Absolutely! PortAventura World caters to all ages, with dedicated areas like SésamoAventura in PortAventura Park featuring rides and shows specifically designed for young children. Each park also offers a variety of milder rides suitable for smaller visitors. Be sure to check height restrictions on rides to ensure your child meets the safety requirements.
PortAventura World is conveniently located on Spain's Costa Daurada. The nearest airports are Reus Airport (15-minute drive) and Barcelona Airport (1-hour drive). Taxis, shuttle services, and public buses connect the airports to the resort.
Yes, PortAventura World has adapted access for visitors with mobility challenges. However, some rides may have specific restrictions. The parks provide additional assistance, so it’s recommended to inquire at Guest Services for more information.
PortAventura hosts various seasonal events, such as FiestAventura in the summer with fireworks, themed floats, and live performances on the park’s lake. During Halloween and Christmas, the park features special decorations, parades, and shows.
Yes! PortAventura World offers several themed hotels for those who want to stay close to the action. Staying on-site provides added convenience and often includes access to some park attractions.