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PortAventura World | The most visited theme park in Spain 

You might not have heard of PortAventura when visiting Barcelona because it's actually in the resort town of Salou, near the lovely city of Tarragona, an hour's drive from Barcelona. PortAventura World has Europe’s tallest and fastest roller coaster and is Spain's most visited theme park. This theme park resort has three theme parks, Ferrari Land (based on the Ferrari race track), PortAventura Park, and Caribe Aquatic Park. Since it opened in 1995, experts have consistently rated it among Europe's best theme parks, with The Times ranking it second overall. So, make sure it's on your list of must-see places when you visit Spain!

Things to know before booking your PortAventura World tickets

  • PortAventura World has three parks and each park requires a separate entry ticket. Click to book your tickets: PortAventura Park tickets, Ferrari Land tickets, and Caribe Aquatic Park tickets.
  • If you want to visit all three, get the 3-Day Pass, which includes entry to all 3 parks.
  • If you want to visit PortAventura Park and Ferrari Land, choose a ​1-day, ​2-day, or ​3-day pass.
  • Traveling from Barcelona? Book a day trip with round-trip AC transfers to PortAventura Park or Caribe Aquatic Park. The trip starts from central Barcelona at a common meeting point.
  • Multi-day tickets (2/3 day passes) are valid only on consecutive days from the first day of use. You cannot select non-consecutive dates.
  • All PortAventura tickets provide full access to rides and shows within the selected parks.
  • Caribe Aquatic Park is only open from May 25 through mid-September.

Which PortAventura ticket is right for you?

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PortAventura Park

PortAventura Theme Park is great for a family getaway; with 40 rides to test out and six themed zones representing Mediterrània, Polynesia, China, México, Far West, and SésamoAventura (Sesame Street).

Popular PortAventura rides:

  • Furius Baco: Launches riders forward at 135 km/h (84 mph) in just 3.5 seconds.
  • Shambhala: A hypercoaster that reaches speeds of 134 km/h (83 mph) and features a 78-meter (256 ft) drop.
  • Dragon Khan: A suspended coaster with eight inversions.

Your ticket options:

  • PortAventura Park Tickets
  • 3 Day, 3 Park Pass
  • PortAventura Day Trip from Barcelona
Learn more about PortAventura Park
caribe aquatic park bird's eye view

Caribe Aquatic Park

This tropical waterpark brings a tiny slice of the Caribbean to Spain. Right next to PortAventura Park, Caribe Aquatic Park features a Caribbean theme with beaches, palm trees, and various water slides.

Popular PortAventura water rides:

  • King Khajuna: The tallest free-fall water slide in Europe with a 31-meter drop.
  • El Torrente: A thrilling rafting adventure on a twisting, rapid-filled course.
  • Bahama Beach: A relaxing tropical beach area with sun loungers.
  • Junior Body Slides: Smaller slides designed for young visitors.

Your ticket options:

  • Caribe Aquatic Park Tickets
  • 3 Day, 3 Park Pass
  • Caribe Aquatic Park Day Trip from Barcelona
Learn more about Caribe Aquatic Park
Family taking entry into Ferrari Land

Ferrari Land

Here in Ferrari Land, speed = life. Feel the same G-force as Formula One drivers on Europe's highest and fastest vertical accelerator! The park also has an abundance of racing car simulators to let you channel your inner Sebastian Vettel.

Popular Ferrari Land rides:

  • Red Force: Europe's tallest and fastest accelerator coaster, launching riders from 0 to 180 km/h (112 mph) in just 5 seconds.
  • Maranello Circuit: A racing simulator that allows visitors to experience the thrill of driving a Ferrari around the Fiorano Circuit.
  • Flying Dreams: A flying theater that takes visitors on a journey through the history of Ferrari.

Your ticket options:

  • Ferrari Land Tickets
  • 3 Day, 3 Park Pass
Learn more about Ferrari Land

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Plan your visit to PortAventura World

Children riding a roller coaster at PortAventura World, Barcelona.

PortAventura Park

  • November to March: 10am-6pm on weekdays and 10am-10pm on weekends
  • April to October: 10am-6 to 10:30pm depending on the day

Ferrari Land

  • Opening hours: 10:30am-7 to 11pm depending on season and day of the week

Caribe Aquatic Park

  • Opening hours: 10:30am - 7pm
  • Open from late May to mid-September
More about PortAventura World timings

Address: PortAventura Amusement Park, Avinguda de l'Alcalde Pere Molas.

Find on Maps

  • By train: Take the Regional Trains (Rodalies) this is the most convenient and affordable option. The regional trains (operated by Renfe) depart from Barcelona Sants station. The journey takes approximately 1.5 hours
  • By bus: Take the direct coach services from Barcelona to PortAventura. It takes around 1.5 hours. However, it may be slightly more expensive.
  • Day trip: If you are traveling from Barcelona, get on a day trip with roundtrip AC transfers to PortAventura World.
Barcelona to PortAventura directions
Rules and regulations
  • Check ride requirements: Many rides have specific height requirements. Plan your day accordingly, especially if you're visiting with children. The height requirements are shown at the park entrance and on the information boards at each attraction.
  • Swimwear: Swimwear is required for water attractions, but not permitted on standard park rides in PortAventura Park and Ferrari Land.
  • Avoid open-toed footwear: Flip-flops and sandals are not allowed on certain rides for safety reasons. Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes like sneakers or athletic shoes.
  • Food and drink: Outside food and drinks are not allowed, but there are various restaurants inside the park where you can refresh!
  • Pets: Pets are not permitted, except for guide dogs. There is a paid kennel facility outside the park where you can leave your pets if you wish
  • Smoking: Smoking is restricted to designated areas only. These areas are clearly signposted.
Main rides

PortAventura Park rides

  • Shambhala: Europe's tallest hypercoaster, with thrilling drops and exhilarating airtime.
  • Dragon Khan: A legendary coaster with 8 intense inversions and high-speed loops.

Ferrari Land rides

  • Red Force: Europe’s tallest and fastest roller coaster, reaching 180 km/h in just 5 seconds.
  • Flying Dreams: Glide over global landmarks and fly across the world in a Ferrari GT.

Caribe Aquatic Park ride

  • Tutuki Splash: Plunge into tropical landscapes, and end with a big splash!
  • King Khajuna: Brave a near-vertical 55° descent on this extreme body slide.
Compare PortAventura World rides before you go
facilities at port aventura
  • Prams/Wheelchairs for rent: For your convenience, PortAventura offers different types of pushchairs and wheelchairs for rent: single pushchairs, double pushchairs, manual wheelchairs, and electric wheelchairs. 
  • Lockers: Rent a locker at PortAventura Park for €8. In PortAventura Caribe Aquatic Park, you can also rent a regular locker for €8 or a family locker for €11. Availability is limited.
  • Special lockers: PortAventura provides special lockers near major attractions. You’ll find these lockers near Shambhala and Dragon Khan, at the entrance of Furius Baco, next to Tutuki Splash, and at the entrance of Silver River Flume
  • Day-care centre for pets (Kennels): If you're bringing a pet, they can stay in the animal day-care center for €8/day. A pet health certificate is required.
  • Pick-up service: Shop without lugging your purchases around. PortAventura delivers your items to El Laboratorio - La Casa del Retrat in Plaza Mediterrània so you can collect them when you leave the park.
hotels near port aventura
  • Hotel PortAventura (inspired by the Mediterranean): Offers standard, junior suite, and suite rooms. It features three restaurants, three pools, a spa, and free entry to PortAventura Park. 
  • PortAventura Hotel Colorado Creek (inspired by the Wild West): Offers standard rooms with a western décor. It features a buffet restaurant, a saloon bar, a swimming pool, and a children’s pool. 
  • PortAventura Hotel El Paso (inspired by Mexico): Offers standard rooms with a Mexican theme. It features two restaurants with terraces, three bars, seasonal outdoor pools, and a children’s pool.
  • PortAventura Hotel Caribe (inspired by the Caribbean): Features standard rooms with a Caribbean flair. It offers four dining options, three bars, five pools, and a children’s pool.
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Events to not miss at PortAventura World!

PortAventura World hosts a range of events and shows all year long. From talking parrots in Aves del Paraíso to thousands of bubbles in Bubblebou, there's always something for entertainment. Here are some highlights to look out for:

Cookie Monster, Abby Cadabby, Big Bird, Bert and Ernie are preparing a big celebration to welcome the new season

Easter Season

Springtime at PortAventura World is a magical experience, filled with Easter celebrations and extended park hours. Experience the joy of the season with special activities, parades, and shows that change each year.

Woman with haunted scary make up performing on stage

Halloween

The park transforms into a haunted wonderland for Halloween. Special decorations, shows, and haunted houses will give you goosebumps and get you into the spooky spirit.

Halloween at PortAventura
People dressed up as Santa Claus, and a wizard gnome

Christmas

PortAventura World celebrates the holiday season with festive events and shows from November end to the first week of January. Enjoy dazzling decorations, a parade featuring Santa Claus, and lively holiday music.

Performance of people dressed up in vibrant costumes

Can Can Show

The Can Can Show is an energetic performance that will make you blush! Inspired by the French, dancers in vibrant costumes entertain the audience with lively music and engaging acts.

People dressed up as Bert, Ernie and their friends

Sesame Street Live

Kids will be thrilled to see their favorite Sesame Street characters in this live show. Elmo, Cookie Monster, and the whole gang sing and dance their way into children's hearts.

Multimedia combining water with fire, light, sounds and special pyrotechnical effects that will leave you gasping in amazement

FiestAventura

FiestAventura is a vibrant summer event at PortAventura Park, held in July and August, featuring fireworks, themed floats, and shows on the park’s lake. This festival adds festive energy to PortAventura's six themed areas!

Traditional Spanish potato, patatas bravas with smoked paprika, spicy tomato sauce and parsley in a white bowl on gray stone
Penne with cheese sauce pasta on a plate
salads
Nachos Supreme bowl with jalapeno, olives, salsa sauce, cheese dip and nachos
Chinese noodles served in a bowl with chopsticks
Freshly baked pizza slice in a hotel in PortAventura
Assorted Italian pastas and breads displayed on a rustic wooden table.
PortAventura Hotels exterior view with palm trees and pool in Salou, Spain.
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Vinosfera

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

LaLiga TwentyNine’s

PortAventura's first La Liga themed restaurant that serves tapas, sandwiches, and meat dishes. It's a quick walk from Avenida Alcalde Pere Molas.

Must-try dishes: Penne with cheese sauce and pistachio gratin and veggie burger

Must-try beverages: Beers, soft drinks, and cocktails

Marco Polo

Situated in the Far West area of the park, Marco Polo is a buffet-style restaurant offering a variety of international dishes. From salads to pizza and pasta, it caters to all tastes and is a great choice for picky eaters.

Must-try dishes: International buffet (salads, pizza, pasta, and various other dishes to cater to different tastes)

La Cantina

Located in the Mexico area of the park, La Cantina offers tasty Mexican dishes like tacos, nachos, and fajitas. Enjoy your meal while watching live shows and dances!

Must-try dishes: Mexican dishes like tacos, nachos, and fajitas

Canton

Watch skilled chefs expertly prepare your noodles right before your eyes, a mesmerizing culinary performance. Get ready to savor this unforgettable gastronomic journey.

Must-try dishes: Spring rolls, noodles, salads and desserts.

Ristorante Cavallino

This restaurant offers Italian cuisine, including salads, pizza, pasta, and risotto. It's the only sit-down restaurant in Ferrari Land.

Must-try dishes: Italian cuisine, including salads, pizza, pasta and risotto

Reggae Cafe

This self-service restaurant offers a variety of pasta dishes, salads, and desserts. It's a good option for a quick and casual meal.

Must-try dishes: Pasta dishes, salads, and desserts

La Cabaña

This snack bar serves tacos and hot sandwiches. It's a good option for a light bite or a snack between meals.

Must-try dishes: Tacos and hot sandwiches

What after the rides? Explore Tarragona's hidden gems

Salou Beach near Portaventura
Ancient Roman amphitheater ruins overlooking the Mediterranean Sea in Tarragona, Spain.
woman taking picture at Pont del Diable (Devil's Bridge)
Aquópolis Costa Dorada
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Salou Beach

Salou Beach is a long, sandy beach in the town of Salou, on the Costa Dorada in Catalonia, Spain. It is one of the most popular beaches in the region, and is known for its soft sand, clear water, and many amenities. The beach is lined with palm trees and restaurants, and there are a number of water sports activities available, such as swimming, sunbathing, jet skiing, and parasailing. You can even visit the nearby town of Cambrils and explore its old town.

Tarragona City

Tarragona City is the capital of the Tarragona province in Catalonia, Spain. It is a historic city with a well-preserved Roman amphitheater, a medieval cathedral, and a number of other ancient and medieval ruins. The city is also a popular beach resort, with a number of sandy beaches and a lively nightlife. Take a walk along the intricate maze of narrow streets of the Rambla Nova and admire the Catalan Gothic architecture. A tapas crawl in the El Serrallo neighborhood is a must!

Pont del Diable

Pont del Diable (Devil's Bridge) is a Roman aqueduct that is located near the town of Tarragona in Spain. It is a two-tiered bridge with 25 arches on the upper tier and 11 arches on the lower tier. The bridge is 217 meters long and nearly 2 meters wide, and it reaches a maximum height of 27 meters.

Aquópolis Costa Dorada

Aquópolis Costa Dorada is a water park in the town of La Pineda, on the Costa Dorada in Catalonia, Spain. It is one of the largest water parks in Europe, and has several water slides, pools, and other attractions. The park is open from June to September, and is a popular destination for families and tourists.

Tips to make the most out of your PortAventura World visit

  • Avoid high-heeled boots or shoes. If you prefer open footwear, consider sandals that strap securely to your feet. While flip-flops are allowed on-site, they aren't permitted on some rides. Some rides have drawers where you can leave your flip-flops while you enjoy the attraction.
  • Comfort is key, so wear lightweight clothes like shorts, T-shirts, or leggings. Polyester is light-weight and dries faster than cotton, making it a great choice.
  • Protect yourself from the sun! Carry sunglasses, a hat/cap, and sunscreen—even on cloudy days, UV rays can cause sunburn. A secure backpack or cross-body bag is ideal for essentials.
  • Saturday and Sunday are the most popular days for families, so the park will generally be more crowded. It's better to visit during the week (Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday), as long as these days don't align with a public holiday. Check the school calendars in Spain and France, as many visitors come from these nearby areas. Expect the park to be busier in the summer, on long weekends, during Easter, and at special events like Halloween.
  • Popular rides like Dragon Khan and Shambhala attract long lines. Ride them early in the morning or around lunchtime for shorter waits. Keep an eye on information boards for real-time queue updates.
  • There are height restrictions for some rides, but no restrictions for others. For example, children who can walk can ride Furius Baco and Tami-Tami, but there is a 1.40-meter height restriction for El Templo del Fuego.
  • PortAventura’s entertainment is as impressive as its rides! Arrive 20 minutes early to get a good seat. In summer, you get the best view in the mornings and if you stay until closing you get to enjoy the spectacular fireworks displayed over the lake.
  • Capture memories of your ride on Dragon Khan or your peak moment on Shambhala. Choose from photos, magnets, keychains, or USB wristbands. On rides with Videoride, you can even buy a DVD of your thrilling experience.

Plan your visit to PortAventura World

Frequently asked questions about PortAventura World

How many days do I need to see everything at PortAventura World?

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.

What rides should I not miss at PortAventura World?

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.

Is PortAventura World suitable for young children?

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.

What are the best ways to get to PortAventura World?

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. If you want to skip the commute hassle, opt for the PortAventura day trip with transfers from Barcelona.

Are the parks accessible for visitors with disabilities?

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.

What special events or seasonal activities are available?

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.

Is there accommodation available on-site?

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.

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Headout is an authorized and trusted partner of the venue, offering curated experiences to enjoy this attraction. This is not the venue's website.