Tibidabo Amusement Park marks Halloween with a special autumn program. Until November 8, catch 'L’últim ball', a horror show suitable for all ages, and meet a new horror character from October 10. A visit to Hotel 666, a perennial fear season classic in Barcelona, rounds out the offering. Check the schedule for specific times and details.
The Planns tip
Take the Tramvia Blau or bus 196 up to Tibidabo for a more authentic experience.
Practical info
Saturday: 11:00 h to 21:00 h General admission: €39 (height over 120 cm) Reduced tickets: - over 60 years old (with accreditation): €11.70 - under 120 cm height: €15.50 - people with disabilities: €7.80 - Large or single-parent families (>120 cm): €31.20 - Large or single-parent families (<120 cm): €12.40 Free admission: - under 90 cm - companions of disabled persons - TibiClub members - Targeta Rosa holders (Barcelona residents) Other discounts: - Registered with Gaudir+BCN: €31.20 - Library Card: €31.20 - Youth Card: 2x1 Tibiclub: - family: €190 / year (+ €24 registration fee first year) - individual: €68 / year (+ €24 registration fee first year) - single-parent: €190 / year (no registration fee first year) All ticket types include the Funicular (Cuca de Llum) and Tibibus shuttle buses The Panoramic Area will open at 11:00 h Amusement Park entrance includes Camí del Cel attractions Sunday and October 12: 11:00 h to 20:00 h Saturday and Sunday: 11:00 h to 19:00 h
The venue
Parc d'Atraccions Tibidabo
Centuries of fun, endless views
Perched atop its namesake mountain, Tibidabo Amusement Park stands as a centennial landmark in Barcelona's urban landscape. Opened in 1905, following its initial conception in 1899, it's one of the world's oldest operating amusement parks and Spain's most venerable. Its strategic location at Collserola mountain range's highest point offers a unique city perspective. The terrain's topography has dictated a vertical layout, articulated across various levels. The park houses playful engineering marvels like L'Avió (1928), a replica of the first Barcelona-Madrid aircraft, and Talaia (1921), a panoramic lookout tower. It also features an Automata Museum with a 19th and 20th-century collection. Tibidabo is a testament to 19th-century urban development and a cultural beacon in the city.
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