Parque Warner Madrid tickets 2027: your guide to a full day out

Parque Warner Madrid at a glance

The park opened in April 2002 and is run by Parques Reunidos, the Madrid-based group that also operates other parks in the region. It covers just over 31 hectares within a larger complex and offers around 35 rides, including seven roller coasters, a drop tower and several water rides.

Why include Parque Warner in your trip

Beyond the rides themselves, what sets this park apart is its cinematic setting: façades styled like film studios, character parades and shows that change with the season. For anyone travelling with children, it makes a perfect counterpoint to museum days in the city centre.

Parque Warner Beach, the water park next door

Alongside the main park sits a water park that opened in 2014 and has since been extended, with well over a dozen water attractions. It only operates during the hot season and needs its own ticket or a combined one.

Themed areas of Parque Warner

The park is laid out in five areas arranged in a loop, which makes it easy to plan the day without doubling back.

Hollywood Boulevard at Parque Warner

This is the entrance avenue, lined with shops, restaurants and the look of classic Hollywood. Character meet-and-greets and parades tend to gather here.

DC Super Heroes World at Parque Warner

The superhero zone is home to some of the most intense rides, such as Superman: La Atracción de Acero, and the more recent Batman: Gotham City Escape, which opened in 2023. It is a must for thrill-seekers.

Old West Territory at Parque Warner

A Wild West town with wooden roller coasters, water rides to cool off in summer and a saloon atmosphere.

Cartoon Village, the little ones' side of Parque Warner

Bugs Bunny, Tweety and friends take centre stage in this area designed for families with shorter children, featuring gentle rides and play areas.

The film studios of Parque Warner

An area inspired by movie sets completes the loop, reinforcing the cinema theme that runs through the whole park.

Parque Warner opening calendar

This is not a park that opens every day of the year. Its season usually starts in late winter or early spring and runs until the Christmas holidays, opening daily during school holidays and summer, while many weekdays are closed in the low season. In the depths of winter it mainly opens on special dates and at weekends.

Parque Warner opening hours by season

In spring and autumn the gates usually open at midday, closing between 20:00 and 22:00; in summer and on special evenings the hours are longer. The car park opens roughly an hour beforehand and many rides close an hour before the park itself. Because the 2027 calendar is published in stages, check the hours for your day when you book.

Halloween and Christmas at Parque Warner

Autumn is spooky season: in 2026 the Halloween event ran from 26 September to 2 November, with special decorations, street parades and extended evening hours. At the end of the year the Christmas theming arrives, with lights and seasonal shows. Both events are normally repeated, so they are expected again in 2027, although exact dates depend on the official calendar.

Parque Warner ticket types and prices

The park uses dynamic pricing: the same one-day ticket costs less on quiet dates and more on the busiest ones. As a guide, an adult ticket bought in advance ranged from roughly €37 to €45 depending on the date (indicative, checked October 2026). Children between 1 and 1.40 metres tall and visitors over 65 pay a reduced rate, and children under 1 metre go in free.

What a Parque Warner ticket includes

A one-day ticket gives unlimited access to the theme park's rides and shows, always subject to each ride's height restrictions. The water park is paid for separately or as part of a combined ticket, and parking has its own charge.

Parque Warner season passes

Season passes are available for Madrid residents and anyone planning repeat visits; their terms change every year. For a single sightseeing day, the one-day ticket is usually the simplest choice.

How to get to Parque Warner from Madrid

The park lies at kilometre 15.5 of the M-301 road, within the municipality of San Martín de la Vega, around 20 to 30 minutes by car from central Madrid.

Driving to Parque Warner

From the capital, take the A-4 motorway heading south and leave at exit 22, where signs for the park begin. There is a paid car park on site.

Parque Warner by public transport

The most popular option combines a commuter train and a bus: take Cercanías line C-3 from Atocha to Pinto, then interurban buses 412 or 413, which stop at the park entrance. In certain seasons there is also a direct bus from the Estación Sur coach station at Méndez Álvaro, reserved for ticket holders. Check return times carefully, especially on late-closing days.

From the airport to Parque Warner

From Barajas, the practical route is the train to Atocha followed by the same connection via Pinto, or else the car, with a journey of around 35 to 40 minutes.

Planning your day at Parque Warner

A full day is the minimum to enjoy the park without feeling rushed. Arriving at opening time lets you tick off the big rides before the queues build up.

1. First hours: head straight for the roller coasters in DC Super Heroes World or the Wild West, which have the longest waits by midday.
2. Lunchtime: use it to catch a show or a parade on Hollywood Boulevard.
3. Afternoon: children's areas and water rides when the heat is at its peak.
4. End of the day: remember that many rides shut an hour before the park does.

The best days to visit Parque Warner

Weekdays outside school holidays are the calmest. Saturdays, long weekends and Halloween nights draw the biggest crowds, which shows both in the queues and in the dynamic price.

Weather and what to bring

Summer heat south of Madrid is intense, so a cap, sun cream and water are essential. In autumn and spring it is worth packing an extra layer for the evening. Comfortable shoes, always.

Practical tips for Parque Warner with children

Every ride displays its minimum height, and staff commonly measure children at the queue entrance. Check in advance which rides yours can go on to spare everyone disappointment.

Security and personal belongings at Parque Warner

There is a security check at the entrance. Loose items are not allowed on the more intense rides, so bring a bum bag or ask about the lockers. Secure your phone properly before every ride.

Accessibility at Parque Warner

Visitors with reduced mobility can get around the park's walkways without major slopes, but access conditions vary from ride to ride. Ask at the information point on arrival about the options available.

Eating inside and out

There are plenty of restaurants and themed food stands inside the park. If you would rather bring your own food, check the current rules on bringing food in before you go.

Parque Warner on your 2027 trip to Madrid

Balancing a theme park day with the city's cultural programme is a great way to keep a family trip varied. If you have free days left, the Parque de Atracciones in Casa de Campo, the Zoo Aquarium and Faunia are other children's outings within reach by public transport, and for football fans the Riyadh Air Metropolitano tour adds another afternoon of excitement.

Booking a Parque Warner date in the calendar

In the calendar on this page, select the day you have in mind and press «Check availability». We tell you whether the park is open that day and whether tickets are available; if the 2027 calendar has not yet been published for that date, leave your email and we will let you know as soon as sales open. Payment is made with our booking partner and the ticket is sent to your phone.

Secure payment for your Parque Warner tickets

Always buy with protected payment methods and be wary of anyone offering tickets in exchange for a bank transfer to a private individual. The price shown in the calendar applies to the date you selected.