Explore the best thrilling rides at Ferrari Land PortAventura World

About Ferrari Land

Ferrari Land honors the brilliance of Enzo Ferrari, his way of life, and his famous rosso corsa racing cars—symbols of invention, speed, and technology. Officially opened to the public on April 7, Ferrari Land is a small park characterized by one main feature. There is still plenty to discover, however. Constructed in less than two years, the site covers more than 70,000 square meters (750,000 sq ft) and was masterfully designed by PGAV destinations. Like PortAventura World itself, Ferrari has an obvious macho appeal, yet this is a park designed for the whole family.

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Need for Speed?

Ferrari Land is all about the thrill of the Scuderia Ferrari (Ferrari's racing division). You'll get to experience G-forces on heart-stopping rides like the Red Force, Europe's tallest and fastest coaster, launching you from 0 to 180 km/h in just 5 seconds – that's faster than a Ferrari F1 car! If you're feeling daring, try the Flying Dreams, a flying coaster that takes you on a high-speed tour through iconic Italian landscapes.

History of Ferrari Land

In 1929, a young Italian racer named Enzo Ferrari started a remarkable journey with a big task that would shift the gears of motor racing forever. What was this task? He was to set up a racing team dedicated solely to competing in motor races!

Enzo wasn't just in charge of designing and managing some of the fastest cars, but he also raced them himself. People often mention that he was among the top drivers, and it was on the racing tracks that he really showed his deep love for thrilling experiences.

It took until 1947 for his growing business to be named after him. By that time, his company had already become well-known in the racing scene. The factory, which had been in Maranello since 1943, was on its way to becoming the icon it is today.

As you might expect, a history so filled with cutting-edge technology and stunning speeds definitely deserved a special place in PortAventura World. And what better way to celebrate this than with its own theme park?

Ferrari Land comes to life

On April 6, 2017, Ferrari Land opened its gates, the only theme park in Europe dedicated to the racing team!

Covering about 70,000 square meters, it has 16 thrilling rides where technology, safety, and adrenaline come together for an incredible experience.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ferrari Land

What's the thrill level at Ferrari Land? Can my whole family enjoy it?

Absolutely! Ferrari Land caters to a wide range of ages and preferences. While adrenaline junkies will find heart-pounding rides like the record-breaking Red Force vertical accelerator, families can bond over simulators, slower car-themed experiences, and even a dedicated kids' area with gentler attractions.

How much time do I need to spend at Ferrari Land?

A full day is ideal to experience everything Ferrari Land has to offer, especially if you want to ride all the attractions, explore the shows, and savor the Italian-inspired restaurants. However, if you're short on time, you can still have a fantastic half-day visit by prioritizing your must-dos.

What if I'm not that into rides? Are there other things to do?

Definitely! Ferrari Land isn't just about white-knuckle thrills. Explore the interactive Ferrari Gallery, a treasure trove for car enthusiasts, showcasing the history and design of the iconic brand. Catch the heart-stopping performance of "Pit Stop Musical," a live show with acrobatics and music. You can even test your racing skills on state-of-the-art simulators.

What should I wear and bring with me?

Comfort is key! Opt for comfortable shoes suitable for walking and waiting in lines. Since Spain gets sunny, wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. Bring a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day, especially if you're visiting during the warmer months.

Is there food available at Ferrari Land?

Yes, you won't go hungry! Ferrari Land offers a variety of food options, from casual cafes and fast-food joints to sit-down restaurants serving delicious Italian cuisine. There are also kiosks selling snacks and drinks throughout the park.

How do I get to Ferrari Land?

If you're staying in Salou, Cambrils, or Vila-seca, you can easily reach PortAventura World by bus. Taxis are readily available, and there's even a dedicated train station "PortAventura" with connections to Barcelona and other cities. If you're driving, ample parking is available at PortAventura World.