Absolutely brilliant place. Fab rides. Prepare to get soaked on 3 rides. Great for adults and kids. Little short on disabled signage but we managed to figure it out. From our hotel we can go in and out at our leisure. The parade is great followed by fireworks. Get a place early as it gets super busy spectator wise. Absolutely love it here.

a very cool amusement park, but it is advisable to visit with a company that can go to the same attractions (difficult if a family with children of different calibers). you can do everything in one day if you take an express pass (queues are quite long). well, their safety is above all else.

We have visited here now six times and each time we have a great time. The prices are very reasonable and there is a multitude of attractions for everyone in your group. I am a fan of rollercoasters and they have some really cool ones here, each with their own little thing which sets them apart from the others. For the first time we went to the live shows and I was well impressed with these as well. We will definitely be back again as in my opinion it's on the same level as Disney Paris, but with more reasonable prices.

We booked 4 nights in the Gold River Hotel. We also booked half-board. Breakfast and dinner. We booked breakfast for 0800 every morning and even though at first it was every man for themselves there was always plenty of food and the kids loved it. Tummies were always full. The variety was good too. As was the same for dinner time. Would give the Grand dining room 10/10 as the staff were super helpful. The room itself was clean and a good size with a kitchenette which provided a fridge and a microwave. Portaventura itself was AMAZING. Would actually put my neck on the line and say it was better than Disneyland Paris for the thrill of the rides there. My only negative would be to beware of the costs for the food kiosks. SUPER EXPENSIVE. I ordered a coffee and in two sips it was gone 🤦🏻‍♀️. Waiting times for most attractions was 10 to 20 minutes however later on in the Easter week the bigger rides went up to 1hr 30mins.

It was great! Especially for families. The rides ranges from ones suitable for toddlers to extremely exhilarating ones for brave hearts. It was honestly the best time I have had in a while.

Great fun, amazing rides, definitely worth to pay €40 on the express way. We had the most fun of the trip in the park, you definitely need more than one day to enjoy all the options. Buy the tickets in the Website they're cheaper. We pay €53 only for the PortAventura park, but the best ride F1 Ferrari and the Aqua park is a separate. The queues are over 1 hour, the express way its worth because you literally skip everyone and you can go in all the options if you have only one day. It has lota of food options and the park inside its very well done. 😊 love it. I would definitely go back.

If you want to take a coaster ride that's the place you should visit. There are many many many coasters for kids higher 1.4 m. Do not waste your time in queues if you are here for just a couple days in a high season, the number of people in the park is really high. Consider of getting an express pass, otherwise each ride will take you not less than half an hour and even more under the scorching sun. When you are riding Shambala just raise your hands up and try to fly almost the entire ride. The landscape design for the park zones is really enjoyable. When you are entering Polynesia or China zones, believe me you will surely notice it.

Visited Ferrari Land on a Thursday evening. Some really fun rides! Went on the Red Force rollercoaster, it was well worth the 40 minute wait for the 30 second ride! 🤣 Great fun, extremely fast and high! There was some great entertainment on the stage the evening we visited also... very talented people! Not overly priced, good value for money!

Worst theme park and hotels in the world. HONEST This place is awful. Staff are ignorant and very rude. They can’t even get basic food and water correct. We stayed in park hotel and they never cleaned room. They made us pay adult price for our daughter 13 but then said she needed to be accompanied by an adult on the rides.!!!!!! They completely oversell the place. The queues are advertised as 2 hours but more 3/4 hours. The water park being the worst. The express passes queues are longer than the normal queues It’s over priced and dirty. Food is disgusting with the iron horse restaurant being the worst. Worse hotel and theme park in the world

Nice roller coasters but very long lines. Express pass ultra recommended if you wanna ride more than a couple attractions. Wanted to visit the new Uncharted ride and couldn’t because it closed 90 minutes before the actual park closing time.

Good park with excellent theming and a few great coasters. It could use more 'medium' rides because it feels like there isn't much to do between the bug rides. The few that they do have are pretty underwhelming. Avoid staying in the resort hotels though, they claim 4 stars but are actually 2.5 stars at best.

If you like amusement parks, GO THERE 😆😆, there's so much to do. If you plan well your day, you could be able to ride a lot of attractions and roller-coasters. I recommend to bring water and some food, since everything is very expensive. Unless you are going to the water park, don't wear sandals or anything that could easily get off your feet.

I stayed 2 nights in Gold River hotel located inside the Park. Hotel is just amazing. Seems you are in the far west centuries ago. Everything is perfectly designed and comfortable. Apart from that, we had half board which was amazing buffet plenty of different kinds of food and tasty. Besides that, for the 2 nights we had included access to the park 3 different days (check in day and check out day), plus 1 entrance to Ferrari land, all for 627€ for 3 people. Great price and amazing experience

Very busy due to school trips. 3 hour queues for the big rides. Some truly amazing coasters here, as well as a large selection of family rides. Purchased a fast pass and never queued more than 20 minutes. Recommend visiting from 2pm when queues shorten and you will be there for fireworks in the evening. Visited June 23.

Had a great day today. Albeit very hot. The park was crowded but not too stressful. Definitely buy Express pass. It’s not worth trying to beat the queues some of them were up to 3 hours wait. With pass 10-15 minutes

Amazing theme park! Great shows, attractions and food! Staff can sometimes let it down, unfortunately! We went for 3 days (myself and fiancée) and had plenty to do and see! The app is also great for planning ahead with shows!

Myself, partner and our four children (6-8) came here on a rainy day in August! The water was cold and there was no sun to warm us up, so we spent most of the day very cold! But going on a rainy day meant there were no queues for the slides. We went on the slides many times and did all enjoy ourselves, minus being cold. There is a lot of walking about to do outdoors, so if I returned I'd bring beach shoes. The lockers are expensive but keep your items safe. We left our towels and drink bottles out of the lockers and took them around with us and left them on a lounger near the slides we would go on. Annoying you can't take your phone on any slides but I hid mine in my towel pile and it stayed safe! The food was pricey, but we had some chips to share and they were very tasty! But small portion for the price. There were plenty of toilets about, which was handy for the children. Overall, it was a good day apart from the cold weather. But I guess if it was hot and sunny, we would have had less rides on the slides and had to wait about in queues for long time.

Really enjoyed visiting this park, we went early and stayed the whole day before going into Ferrari Land later on. Kids enjoyed the end of day parade and we would definitely return if we were in the area again. Food reasonably price and tasted good and toilets were scattered throughout the park at regular intervals.

At this time of year (November) the queues are very short to nonexistent. All but the water rides are open. Landscaping is impeccable and the staff are very accommodating to non-Spanish speakers. The food is pricey and the taste is not reflected in that price, if you have the ability to leave the park to get food, I would recommend doing so. The park has a lot for children to do, don't let the large rollercoasters on the posters put you off, during peak they seem to have a lot of shows to enjoy to there are plenty of ways to mix down time into your trip. For all of you traveling to this part of Spain, this time of year, it is jeans and T-shirt weather during the day and hoodie/jumper weather in the early morning and evening, night time you might want to wear a thin jacket.

Genuinely a fantastic experience, although I can’t imagine how insane the waiting times are during the peak seasons as I visited over a weekend in February perhaps a fast pass is a must buy during mid term breaks and over the summer. The best theme park in Europe with some incredible rides.

Had a wonderful time in the park lots to do and see . only had time to do some of the rides. Definitely need a few days here to get around it all . Lots of walking. felt very safe and friendly. Went back one evening to ferrari land and that was good . We had late evening meal at the sports dinner next to the entrance and the food was very good. And we walked back into town after it took about 15 minutes.

Beautiful park, well themed, great rides and services. Some problems with direction as areas are not easy to find. Overall operations of rides could be better, avg wait time for half full queues seemed to be longer than expected. You will need at least 2 days in the park for a full experience so make sure to take advantage of any multi day passes that may be available to you.

Incredible park with amazing thrill rides. Food prices in the park are fantastic! I'm used to the extortionate prices in UK parks and Florida parks, so this was so refreshing to see! Only improve would be refillable cups that can be self filled at stations. Very clean and helpful staff. Loved our time here and would definitely return.

Good theme park, and quite large. Was very quiet when went October during week, so all rides went on had less than 5 min wait. Some of the bigger rides are not ‘fluffy’ or tall person friendly. I am 5 ft 7 and the leg room on Stampida was tiny. Did not even attempt Shambhala due to previous reviews advising if over a size 16, you wont fit. Also found that quite a few of the rides were closed (china area especially) which was quite disappointing. Sesame Street land is really good for little and big kids! Water rides were great, we did get soaked, but dried off quite quickly in the Sun. Park was also decorated for Halloween which was really nice.

Had a great day here but personally I didn't queue for any rides except the lazy river. The rest of my group queued all day and only managed 4 rides (July 2022). The park was absolutely jammed with people. I recommend getting a locker, €10 and you get €4 back when you return the key. Also plan ahead and get yourself a waterproof pouch for your phone, the park provide this service for €9 and its a once off thing, you can't reuse it. Lots of eateries and places that sell drinks, all packed, huge queues, no empty sun loungers. The wave pool is brilliant, thats where I spent my day, no queues! My legs got roasted and are still swollen so obvs factor 50 up before you go. Toilets and changing rooms available. Good fun.

Overall, we all had a good time, 2 adults and 2 children (3 and 11 years old). You can bring food and drink in with you, but don't make it so obvious. There were people there doing picnics. The food, drinks etc is expensive but it is expected for a place like that and if you bring your own snacks and drinks it is not so bad. The queue for the rides varied, but overall, it did not wait too much. Compared to the other water parks I have been to in recent weeks, this is much better and has more slides for under 5 year olds.

Best £55 I have spent so far on this holiday for me and my daughter. Full day in the park which was walking distance from our hotel, it was perfect for my daughter aged 8 and we had the best time and I also went on every slide in the park. Superb day out 😁

Out of the 3 parks in porta Aventura world , this is the one we enjoyed the most. Whether you want action or simply relax, you got it all here. Rides for all ages are fun. Food and beer are available every few metres. Visitors were all in their best behaviors where we visited. Fast tracking is probably not required if you are early to the park. The changing rooms were a little messy and cluttered. You also have indoor slides if the sun is too much for you. This is where you will spend the entire day. You won't get tired...😂😂😂

We went in June; we were expecting a busy park. However, the place were reasonably busy and nice. We bought the express pass but did not feel that we got to use it. The max we waited in a ride is only 10 min.

This was a tough one to rate. The park has huge potential, offering everything you'd wish for from a water park. It has plenty of water slides, offering different varieties, the lazy river has an enjoyable length and links to the indoor pool. However, unfortunately the staff and condition of the park really lets the park down. Felt like there was a shortage of staff for the time of year, peak summer season, they were rude and very blunt. We never saw a clearer, so the toilets were horrific, litter was over hanging the bins, which there was also a shortage of, pathways were also littered, but the big one for us was the huge amounts of hair that was built up, it was everwhere in the park. Honestly it felt so dirty, glad we took our water shoes with us. We upgraded to one of the private cabana for our visit. These were a decent size, offering table seating, loungers, mini fridge, family sized locker and 2 Express passes. Extra passes were available at an extra cost. Also included, two small bottles of Carva, handful of bottled water and a fruit platter each. We had mixed reviews on this, the condition of the facilities was a let down and a refurbishment is certainly needed. However what was offered felt good value for money and provided exactly what was described. We would have liked the inclusion of a waited service, either via an app on your mobile device or someone thats posted nearby, unfortunately this is something that's not offered or available. Food and drinks service felt difficult in this park. Even during peak dinning times, some of the food and drink stalls were closed, only to open later in the day when requirements were lower. Food was very average but massively over priced but the service was the biggest issue. I waited almost 40 mins, with only 3 people in front of me waiting to be served, whilst we had 2 young lads completely queue jumped and our server didn't even challenge, the food was already made and sat under a hot plate. Very frustrating to see such slow service without any explanation as to why. I appreciate we were there on a busy day, and I really question if there's any park capacity, there wasn't any spare loungers anywhere, people were laying everywhere, even on the path ways, which made it so difficult to walk around. We also witnessed far to many arguments following misbehaving guests removing, taking or just using other guest loungers, towels and personal belongings. All lockers were taken, leaving people with no choices. The crowds, cleanliness, guests behavior, staff and service during our visit really dampened our day and we would certainly question visiting again. Even with the cabana, other guests tried entering and sneaking into our cabana to take our seating and drinks we had as part of the package. We felt we couldn't leave the cabana unattended without someone being spiteful and taking advantage. I appreciate a visit to this water park is great value for the number of attractions on offer here, but unfortunately this represents the type of behavior you'll witness during your visit. The lack of consideration and appreciation of others or the facilities hugely impacts the parks massive potential, and maybe a review of the staff structure and the added importance to enforce rules would create a better guest experience. People being able to run wild isn't my idea or environment of fun. I'd love to give this park another chance, maybe on a very quiet day sometime, but I've got my fingers crossed for Universal buying it again.

You'll need patience of a Saint. Aim to get here early as you'll be sitting in traffic. Keep to the left and you pay by card but parking can be quite a walk away. The place can get very busy so you may miss out on sunbeds. Ride wait times can be quite long as well and their are strict rules like no taking photos, jewellery and sunglasses. That aside it is recommended but check opening times for car parks and aim to be there at 10ish.

Took the No 2 Plana bus from Salou. Very busy at 0930, had to stand all the way. The park opens at 1030 and this is the ideal time to go. Managed to get on most slides before the crowds grew. Shade for loungers is minimal and the floors around the park get roasting hot. The park allows rash vests to be worn but doesn't like sunglasses worn in the pools. By 1300 the park was rammed and most slides had long queues. Enjoyed the day and got the No2 bus back to Salou from the bus stop in Car park.

BEWARE of the water parks around here. I'm writing this while sitting in Caribbe Park. #angry You can't wear a T- shirt unless it's lycra - even at that you will more than likely be asked to remove it. You can't wear goggles down slides or water rides or wave pool. But they sell goggles in their on site shop. Wow! You can't wear glasses, sunglasses or prescription sunglasses in the water or at the edge of a kids pool. So if your not wearing contact lenses your in deep trouble. They sell these pouches for €6 and €3 for a lanyard so you can put your phone in its water proof pouch around your neck. I was told to take it off in 2 pools and the 3rd pool I was told no photographs. So I can't take photos of my own kids. Absolutely disgusting. Spent nearly €200 so far today on my 2 kids and my wife. If your thinking of visiting a water park here... DONT! Keep your money and do something else. I wish I knew now before I booked the tickets. Annoyance, headache and the kids felt frustrated as well. We are leaving now and they are not happy with the experienceof today. They are happy we are leaving though. My family and others did not enjoy the park with the forever changing rules. If the rules were clearly marked upon booking the tickets and upon park entry then we would understand but everything is clear as mud.

Absolutely amazing experience, I enjoyed this as much as the kids! Slides are amazing and in mid June there was no queues. Decent amount of refreshments but I wish there was a choice of some fresh food, not just fast food. Anyhow, you can bring your own snacks and there are plenty of deckchairs all around the water park. I really enjoyed the entire day there. I would recommend getting a waterproof pouch for your phone because the service at the park is 9 euros for a non reusable pouch which is a horrible waste and awful for the environment. Also the lockers are tiny and awful expensive. If the park itself wasn't so good, I'd take off a star for these two things.

Nice park, alot to do. But not so much for the children under 120 high. I found only 1 slide who I could go with the youngest. 2 larger slides innside they can take by themselves, without adults (the adults are not allowed). But I dont think thats safe for children who are 2-3-4 years old. The water is also cold for the children if you are many hours there. Our boys (2, 3, 7 and 11 years old) thought it was cold. Luckily it was 34 degree and sun the day we where there. Many times our boys come up, to get some warm from the sun. Everything is expensive. The ticket to the park, drinks and food. Everything. Many people, so if you dont by the expressband for 35€ each (adults and children, its the same price), you will use 40-60 minutes in line to everything. The wardrobe and shower is a nightmare. But agen, lot to do. And the children have fun.

+35. Queueing for 50 minutes to go down one slide. 9€ paid to waterproof the phone which you aren't allowed to take on majority of rides. My card was waterproofed together with my phone. My kids got hungry, we were queueing long again. This time for food. The 'tap' option on the card reader wasn't working, I had to insert the card. It is not possible to open the waterproof bag, we had to cut it so it was ruined. Then I had to go to put my phone into the locker. Tiny locker! Quite expensive too. As far as I remember, it was 8-9€ A lot of money and time wasted. Tuna wrap was delicious, pizza's were ok too. The park was clean, although most of the workers aren't very friendly. Do not waste your money.

Great aquatic Park, not cheap though. 3-stars and not 4 because they let too many people in, which leads to long waiting times and they sell then super-expensive 'express passes' for institutionalized 'queue-jumping' ... basically, a ridiculous system. Food inside is very expensive, too. Park itself is great, especially for Kids and there is a lot also for smaller kids!

Very nicely put together, perfect to enjoy the sunny and hot weather of Barcelona in July! Expect long lines for, usually very short, water attractions. Fairly clean, well supervised and with many amenities. The best plan if the idea is to spend the day having young children. To the park entrance tickets, add 14€ for the parking, and 8€ for a crammed locker. I wish there were more waterslides.

It's good and fun but not excellent. Waiting time for every attraction is high. good that you can enter with your food and drinks but you should pay extra for having a closet to store your stuff.

Great for adults and kids but I'd get there when opening to get on the good slides and get a sun lounger as it gets packed and queues for the rides can be over an hour long. Also purchased a phone case to use under water but your not allowed to use these on and slides. Would also purchase tickets before you go as it was 10 euros per person cheaper on line.

Great adventure and atmosphere, lazy river was big success, 4 star review as new rides are needed, green slide should come with a warning pitch black and water pumped into your face no warnings not good. One too puke on.🤢

Very helpful. And friendly.

Ok for a bit then once uve seen first 15 mins thats it really

I liked this place because every day I am in salou I walk past it and it is great

They haven't been very helpful. They just deliver maps.

Beautiful building great helpful staff loads of info

While friendly they don't have much to offer other then tries to Barcelona.

Yes very helpful and softly spoken

Helpful advice for Aquopolis; 1. Sun loungers come at the cost of 5 euros per lounger per person. There is grass and picnic benches for you to place your belongings if you're not willing to pay for a lounger, however these areas are not close to any of the pools. 2. Whilst we visited we heard stories of belongings being stolen. You can hire a locker but this also comes at a cost. 3. If you're visiting as part of a package do NOT remove your wristband. This band is your access ticket for the entirety of your holiday. Any wristband damaged or broken are void. 4. The park is a LOT quieter in the afternoon. We visited once at opening time (10:30) and the queues were around an hour per ride. We visited again at 15:00 and the maximum queue time was around 5 minutes, majority of the rides being walk on. 5. There is a weight limit for some of the rides. Do not queue for the ride if you exceed the weight limit as you'll spend your time queuing just to be denied access to the ride later. Any ride that has a weight limit has scales available if you're unsure if you can ride. This however is for the minority of rides. Most rides do not have a weight limit. 6. Life jackets are free to use and range in sizes from XS to XXL. We took our 14 month old and the XS fit him well. 7. There are VIP areas on site which come with comfier sun loungers, double beds with netted curtains, private seating areas etc, if you're willing to pay the extra cost. 8. Fast pass tickets are available at the desk but I am unsure on the cost. I recommend visiting in the afternoon if possible and avoid the extra cost of having to pay for fast pass.

Great water park, loads of rides for people of all ages. Note some have weight limits of 90kgs - they have scales! The baby area and kids area is also great, big area with lots of different little slides and a few chutes. There are loads of sun loungers but they cost €5 a day. You can bring your own food (I think) there are also lots of fast pod restaurants. There didn't appear to be anywhere to refill water bottles unfortunately. Tickets are cheaper if you buy online in advance.

Water park are all good and safe for kids, staff is very helpful and friendly 😄🙂 there is some ques for the slides but are worth it. Food could be a little bit better. If you don't want to travel far away that is the best place ever. Make sure on the way back order a taxi in advance 😀 it could be tricky 👍

Not as big as Benidorm or Torremolinos aquapark but it has nice attractions. Loads of shade to be able to rest and have some lunch . The lockers were 11eur for a large one and 8eur for a small one . We went in August and did not buy speedy boarding but the average waiting time per ride was 20-25 except the black hole or magic oval for which we queue about an hour. The park opened at 11 and we arrived at 12 and queued for 10 min to get in( we had bought tix online ) , the boomerang and another slide only opened at 13.00 which I thought it was a pity for the people that had arrived earlier than us and could not use those facilities . Also the pools for little kids closed at 17.00 which was a bit of disappointment for the little ones as the park only closes it’s doors at 19.00 and they could have used those two hours of fun !

Only visited for about 3 hours, staying next door had the unlimited entry bands included. But most rides have weight limits so no great for me ha.. but good setup for younger children etc.

Paid for two day band through our holiday rep . When we got to park ther is weighs at all slides etc to weigh you . So if you’re over 90kg you won’t get on any slides .

This review is meant to adjust expectations you may get from reading previous yet recent reviews: Today (Monday), the waiting lines for almost all slides were tremendously long. On average we waited half an hour per slide, with up to an hour for a simple family slide. The kids and I kept our patience, not having another +20 euros for a speedy pass per person (rather had to pay 8 euros for a locker). But we lost it when having to wait again 30min to just order fries, as the nugget machine was broken and there were no more sandwiches! Make your own informed decision, but for us this took out the fun we tried to have at this place, which I am sure is nice outside of the holiday season.

It’s a nice place but very compact and loads of visitors especially during holidays, so most rides you have to wait quite a bit. Food wasn’t great, fries were rather bad, think the oil was pretty much old. The VIP area near the children pool was good if you have small children but there were loads of sun beds free really

Excellent water park with plenty to do. No longer have the dolphin show. There's a part with go karts and the wave rider closed off. Plenty of sun loungers but they're €5 each! Didn't eat the food so can't comment. No drinking water fountains which was disappointing. Buy water at the supermarket just a few mins away, it's 70c for a cold 1 litre bottle. I think it was €2 in the park. Queues were very long so we didn't manage to do everything. The wave beach is really fun. Plenty of lifeguards who love to blow their whistles. The river rapids are fast and fun. Toilets are dotted around the park. Lockers available but I didn't use them. Some photographers in the park will take your picture but I didn't see one myself or see the cost of the photo. This access was included with our hotel stay in Salou. We got the public bus there and back and went twice. Definitely worth a visit.

Highlight was the dolphin show which I was dubious about ever since watching blackfish. However they use positive re enforcement to train the dolphins and give an educational talk about their importance. Please be aware if you weigh more than 100kg you can be weighed at the top of each slide it's ridiculous. The park itself is pretty basic and is fine for small children. If your looking high octane adrenaline then this park is not for you. They charge for lockers, sunbeds, extortionate prices for food and drinks so my advise is bring food just use the lockers and pay for one sunbed between you all (They didn't come back).

Great day out in Spain you can easily stay all day. Great rides staff are friendly and and there is order and rules to the slides and you don't have to wait long. The dolfin show is great you get a lot of emotions from the show. Only gave four stars because the sun loungers are 4euro each and food is expensive but is still a great day out see if you can save money if you Go for there v.i.p option.

One of the best water parks we have been too. Nice and clean and rides in good condition. The range of rides are really good with lots of family areas including a toddler water play area and a small kids area for years 4 for kids. There is also a crèche so mums and babies can go to feed and sleep which is a great. There is also a chill out beach and a wage machine for the more daring. I really would advise a speedy VIP pass as some popular rides you can wait for up to 40 mins and it's over within a few minutes. Be sure to go and see the dolphins show really good family fun but also get there around so you can sit in the shade or you will roast in the mid day sun. The one thing that was a let down was the food which was horrid fast food burgers and pizza. For those people that want to spash the cash there is also a VIP private area you can reserve!

Just to add to the already thousands of reviews… me and my family had an overall good experience. Plenty to do in my opinion for adults and kids and it is a clean environment with friendly staff. The obvious issue that most people have is the weight restrictions. Some slides are 90kg, others are 110kg restricted and some have no restrictions, but this is advertised online and publicised in reviews, so people should know about this before they arrive to be fair. We went at the end of season so not busy and no extensive queues but I can imagine it would be less enjoyable during busy periods. Inexpensive if booked in advance and I recommend for a family day out. I would love to 5 star, but I do think the 90kg weight restrictions are a bit harsh and I just about got away with it so it could spoil your day out. Nevertheless, I would definitely visit again, as long as I watch the food intake 😜

The price is reasonable, but the strange thing is that it closes at 7 pm, and there is a lot of crowding. The prices of the restaurants inside are very high

Great fun at the water park today, we found a Groupon voucher for 18 Euros, we purchased the 20 Euro fast pass other wise we would have spent the day queueing.

Can’t enter the rooms near entrance to actual ground of amphitheater but he said you can look from outside. There’s a lot of info so if you’re like me and like to read you can’t. Upon walking in there’s another part that’s also not allowed. Not sure is it because something is happening. In the end it takes only 10mins to finish the theatre. I spent more time on the audio guide.

Very pretty and beautiful views. Wheelchair friendly for the most part. Have to pay to get close even though there isn’t much to look at.

Impressive setting, right next to sea. Well maintained gardens You can go into the amfitheatre at extra cost. There are descriptive signs that show you how life was in the days of the gladiators. Beautiful views all around. Very impressive.

UNESCO World Heritage Site Roman amphitheatre in the city of Tarragona, in the Catalonia region of north-east Spain. It was built in the 2nd century AD definitely worth a visit

The amphitheater is wonderfully situated right next to the Mediterranean Sea. You come to Tarragona for its unique Roman heritage and it’s proximity to the sea. A five minute walk from this historic site takes you to the beach. It’s a special spot when you can take in a historic structure with the sea in the background. It adds to the beauty of this town. Even though it wasn’t open, it was still wonderful to walk around.

Was surprisingly bigger than on first inspection and has some spectacular views

Beautiful archeological site. Access costs about €5 for a single ticket to access te site itself (summer '23). If you don't want to pay the fee, it's possible to take nice pictures and see the site from a distance from multiple (elevated) positions.

It is 5 euro to enter the amphitheatre. There is an English audiotour. When we visited in August, the weather was very hot and there is not much shade, so be aware. It takes about 30 minutes to complete the tour.

April 2024 A beautiful area to visit to see the Roman ruins. Well maintained, easy walking, and lovely gardens. Lots to see here. A stunning view of the sea.

Nice place. Such a throwback in time. I was wondering if in 2.000 years people find Camp Nou and remember how Messi was fighting to entertain us.

A super impressive Roman site. We weren’t sure what to expect but it was much bigger than I antincipated and a beautiful site with the sea and beach landscape in the back ground! Definitely worth taking in while you are in town. We didn’t go into the site itself so I can’t comment on how the tour is but you can see most of it from outside the fencing.

Must visit while in tarragona. So beautiful and steeped in history. Would be better if we could get more access. Great price 5€ entry. No toilets. Steep stairs down. Not wheelchair friendly.

A beautiful place with a fantastic sea view. It's very impressive how well it has been up kept through the years

Great place .. walkable from tarragona main station . It’s clean and well maintained .. Not much crowded during winters … Walking from station to amphitheatre also has great views .. Roman culture preserved ! Good day trip location from Barcelona !!

An absolutely amazing place to visit. I’d highly recommend visiting this place if you are interested in Roman history. The city is full of old roman ruins. This theatre is specific looks marvellous although a portion of it is ruined and the history is dark and grim. The sea in the background helps offset some of the grimness. But the setting looks undeniably beautiful.

Absolutely gorgeous, definitely worth the trip, very lovely place. Lots to do and see, lots of delicious local food. The amphitheatre was in very good shape, it’s a unesco world heritage site, there’s also a very lovely castle next door. Wasn’t expensive at all and the castle was free, I would definitely recommend this site if you’re in the area / close by.

Stunning piece of history. The tours are closed on Monday unfortunately but th views were still quite amazing. That general area of Tarragona is exceptionally beautiful.

Walking around the arena is a unreal experience. There is a beautiful view of the beach from the park above. Would definitely recommend a visit to checkout small hidden places within arena and get to know the history. Thought he history was bit sad, it was worth checking our certain elements . A ticket can be bought on site with no waiting time.

It’s a sobering and awe inspiring experience to get some perspective on history here. The close proximity to the sea sets the Amfiteatre like a jewel in a beautiful peace of God’s nature.

The amphitheatre is close to the beach and almost definitely the first Roman ruin you see, certainly one of them. It's beautiful and surprisingly complete, like a lot of the ancient ruins in Tarragona. The sun is always shining here so it's just an absolute joy to observe with a great photo opportunity on the other side of the road slightly up the hill from the amphitheatre on the old balcony.

The Romans were good with every form of entertainment and in every major city of the Roman empire there was at least an amphitheatre like this one in Tarragona. This theatre is impressive and inside are the remains of a church

Nice view but no car park nearby which makes difficult to access the ruins.

Nice historic place visible from above for free or from inside for 5eur, interesting even during night, close to beach

Very interesting to see the ancient Roman ruins and learn how different people have modified and used the space for different purposes throughout the years. It's nice to see the efforts and plans to maintain and preserve this impressive structure. The seaside in Terragona is absolutely beautiful.

The park is just the Red Force attraction. Flying dreams was a nice experience but we wait like a hour and half and inside you have to wait a bit more... The group would like to try the Pole Position Challenge but it comes at an extra cost, per person. In my opinion this park is not worth the time or money. Plus the store so so expensive!

Superb, not a huge park, can do as an add on during the day or after visit to main portaventura park

Loved it. Loved it. Loved it. There were loads of rides for our 5 year old to enjoy and of course the mega rides for the grown ups. There are a couple of food and drink options priced the same as the main park. There has been a real effort to incorporate the Ferrari brand into everything and you can easily spend the full opening hours in here.

Park is awesome but that’s impossible to enjoy it without express ticket. We’ve visited every ride with fast pass and waiting time was not more than 5 minutes. For example without that pass you gonna wait minimum 2 hours to get to Red Force🙄 park is open from 11 till 17:00 so I’m sure it not normal to spend 2 hours for waiting by every ride and that really annoys to wait so long in queues 😲🤗

Is a nice park but there isn't as much to do . The food is ok though the service is great. Honestly the best attraction was the flight of dreams simulator. The signage could use some work as there was an abundance of lost people looking for the toilets.

Amazing place to visit the legacy behind Ferrari cars and their amazing chronology of developments in racing history. Also it has the most thrilling rides and wonderful 4D animation of Flying in Ferrari show across all major cities of the world.

Cool theme park open from 4pm to about 10pm not too many ride options with one massive rollercoaster 🎢 was super cool and super fast, they have Ferrari simulation practice cars you can race in and and some 4d interactive experiences which is cool! There are also some food spots on site we went to an Italian restaurant which had nice food for a theme park but nothing overly special.

Based around the history and design of the automaker Ferrari, this park has something to offer everyone. It’s relatively small, just 15 acres, but visitors staying at Port Adventura get one free entrance to Ferrari Land during their stay. When you arrive, go straight to either Red Force or Flying Dreams. These develop the longest lines during the day, and are two of the best rides in the park. There’s gift shops, exhibition halls, and food options available too. The non-Ferrari theming remains true to Italy—a mock-up coliseum façade, and Italian street architecture are present for the areas away from the rides. Well done overall with theming. Rides: Red Force (big, red skyline defining coaster) is one of the fastest coasters in the world. Riders need to be 1.4m or taller. A must ride if your taking time to visit the park. Flying dreams is a simulator ride that puts you soaring above a Ferrari driving through different parts of the world. Your feet dangle in the amphitheater as you experience the simulated thrill of driving a Ferrari. Express pass: €25 gets you 1 pass with 1 access to all the rides. Considering some lines will stretch to more then 2 hour wait times, it was worth it when we visited. There’s a robust kids section with a small coaster, amusement rides, and it’s all close to the bigger rides (since it’s a smaller park). If your at Port Adventura world, take time to experience this great park.

Wonderful experience. Pro tip. Reach early and treat it as the top most priority ride in Ferrari Land. In cloudy days, they stop the opeations. Beware of that. Be there before the park opens. As soon as it opens, runs to the Red Ferrari one. Otherwise you need to wait 2-3 hours.

The theme park opens at 4pm now and some of the rides weren't working, also they charge 14€ for parking for a few hours which is ludicrous as we did the whole park within 2 hours, and paid 58€ for 2 adults and 1 child, my toddler (3 years old) was free. Anyhow kids enjoyed running around for a couple of hours.

Amazing park. The best roller coaster combining speed and the highest free fall. The rest of the attractions are made for young people, and the simulators are horrible. They have great introductions and good special effects, but too simple simulators

if it was possible I would give it a 0 but I can’t. we paid around €60 for three tickets to get there right 20 min after it opened went to their main ride and waited around 4 hours !!!! the rollercoaster couldn’t get up the high slope after a while they corrected this but there were little to no staff that came to tell us anything. one staff came along and all his answers were I don’t know this is scandalous. people have paid good money and the best we get after waiting in long claustrophobic lines are I don’t know

Best Ferrari experience ever, May not be like Maranello but an amazing visit indeed. Did the simulator and stayed away from the roller coaster... lol

It was AMAZING the thrill towers were so much fun I wanted to go a 2nd time but the lines were way too long. It has a lot of rides for smaller children, and a ride for bigger children, But it also has a ride for adults it is called the red force and it is the tallest rollercoaster in Europe it has the staggering height of 112m tall. -raja

I loved it. I do have to say that is not a big park, but for the fans of Ferrari this is a must see place. The entrance is a little bit costly but, hey, it’s a once in a life experience so why not? I was hesitating to go on the big ride “red force” but it was totally worth it, the best one so far. And the towers were nice too. There are also a few attractions for the little ones and a ferrari museum where you can learn lots about the history of this car brand. I loved the Italy vibe and the decorations.

Nice if you combine tickets with portaventura as the park opens only at 4pm. There are only a few rides and 2 worth to go, the 180km/h rollercoaster and one simulator and that's it. You won't spend more than 2h30 hours there. Nice for a quick visit.

Very cool place to visit although the queues were unreal. We arrived at 3pm and the whole park was jammed up to 90min wait for some rides. As an F1 fan I really enjoyed the whole experience. The racing simulators are on a different level! Highly recommend any gamers to try those. €15 for about 5-10mins

Well worth the extra money, amazing place the main coaster was awesome, fastest I've ever been on, only 21 seconds long but so worth it

The main ride is stunning, if you're a thrill seeker this is the one for you. Speed and height like I've never experienced on a coaster and I've been on a few in my time. The other highlight for me was the viewing gallery where there are a series of F1 and other cars i was simply wowed, not to mention the othe random ferraris scattered around the park. Absolutely top stuff.

Great day out with all the family. The best ride of all is the Ferrari Experience at the very start of the park. The Kids Roller Coaster was great for the kids (and Dad). We did the Tower, scared the life out of Dad and Benjamin's eyes leaked a little. We went on the Ferrari Track and enjoyed our spin. The que's look long but they move quite quickly. The longest que was for the main Roller Coaster. It was 60mins long. We didn't wait as the kids wouldn't be able to wait that long. Over all, it was brill. Ice-cream and drinks are not too expensive at around €4/€5 each. We didn't have food but it looked and smelt lovely.

Must visit as well as PortAventura great rides especially red force great price

Bought a 2 park 1 day ticket and visited PortAventura World before going into Ferrari Land. We weren't sure whether to leave PortAventura World early to get more time in Ferrari Land but after speaking to a nice couple whilst queueing for one of the rides they advised us against it and said we were better off staying in PortAventura then staying till the end parade before going into Ferrari Land because it's much smaller there and it wouldn't take long to get on all the rides (they were there the day before) We were so glad we took their advice as like they said it was a much smaller park and the rides were a lot better in PortAventura with the exception of Red Force and glad we didn't miss the end of day parade in PortAventura World to rush into Ferrari Land. All in all a good day even though it was very tiring staying the whole day we all had a great time 😁