🎟️ Parque Warner Madrid tickets 2026: prices, opening hours and the route from Madrid

Parque Warner Madrid is 23 km south of the capital. The park is located in the town of San Martín de la Vega and is considered the largest theme park in the Madrid area. It has five themed zones, dozens of rides, and a separate water park next door.

The park opened on April 6, 2002, as Warner Bros. Movie World Madrid, and since 2006 it has been operated by Parques Reunidos. Today it has more than 30 mechanical rides, seven roller coasters, and four water rides (according to Wikipedia). An online ticket on promotion starts at €29.90 (as of 09/2026, official website). The park operates on a seasonal calendar, not year-round. So check the visit date in advance.

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Park history

💡 In short:

The park opened on April 6, 2002, in San Martín de la Vega near Madrid.
Inside there are more than 30 rides and 5 themed zones, and the Parque Warner Beach water park operates next door.
Tickets from €29.90 online and seasonal hours (as of 09/2026, pricing page).

Lake with a boat and wooden house at Warner Madrid

The idea emerged in the 1990s, when Spain was left without a European Disneyland. Disney chose Paris, and Madrid decided to build its own large park. Time Warner took on the project together with the capital's authorities, and the first stone was laid on May 13, 1999.

The grand opening took place on April 6, 2002. The day before, the celebration was canceled due to a severe thunderstorm (according to Wikipedia). The park was initially called Warner Bros. Movie World Madrid, and from 2004 it was named Warner Bros. Park Madrid. In 2006, the city's stake was bought out by Parques Reunidos, and the park became Parque Warner Madrid.

The park covers 31.2 hectares, and the entire area together with the water park and parking exceeds 150 hectares. In 2019, it was visited by about 2.3 million people, making it one of the twenty most visited parks in Europe (according to Wikipedia). The design recreates the sets of American films and cartoons by Warner Bros. and DC Comics.

Themed zones at parque warner madrid

The five zones are arranged in a circle, so you definitely won't miss any of them. The design recreates the sets of Warner Bros. and DC Comics films: from a cowboy town to the streets of Gotham City. Covering the entire area in one day is realistic, but only in a quiet season. So pick your priorities in advance.

Zone	Who it's for	Main rides
Hollywood Boulevard	everyone, entrance zone	theater, shops, cafes
Cartoon Village	families with kids	The Adventure of Scooby-Doo, carousels
DC Super Heroes World	teens and adults	Superman, La Venganza del Enigma
Movie World Studios	movie lovers	Stunt Fall, studio sets
Old West Territory	families and thrill seekers	Rio Bravo, wooden coaster

Hollywood Boulevard

The main avenue starts at the gates and runs along palm trees and flowering bushes. Souvenir shops, cafes, and buildings in various styles line both sides. A theater also operates here, showing films and cartoons.

You can grab a quick bite on the boulevard, but the options are mostly fast food. If you're going with little kids, bring baby food with you. For photo sessions, this is the best spot in the park: the sets are bright, and there's enough light even in the evening.

Who it's for: all visitors, this is the park's entrance zone.
The catch: almost all food on the boulevard is fast food, it's better to bring a kids' menu with you.

Cartoon Village

The area is designed for families with children and recreates the world of Looney Tunes. It features crooked and tilted little houses where Bugs Bunny, Sylvester, Daffy Duck, and Tom and Jerry live. The houses contain real furniture and dishes, and you can walk in and take photos freely.

The main attraction, The Adventure of Scooby-Doo, takes you into dark dungeons with the cartoon characters. There are no intense forces here, so even younger children can ride. Costumed shows featuring Looney Tunes characters run several times a day; you'll find the schedule in the program given at the entrance.

Who it's for: families with children under 10.
The catch: the attractions are aimed at preschoolers, so teenagers will get bored quickly here.

DC Super Heroes World

Superman ride station with emblem and figure

This area is aimed at teenagers and adults, and its attractions are the most extreme. The Superman coasters rise to about 50 m and stretch for nearly a kilometer. For free-fall fans, there's the La Venganza del Enigma tower, about 100 m tall.

The Joker's garage appeals to car enthusiasts, and Batman drives through the streets of Gotham City in the Batmobile. You can also meet Catwoman and the Joker himself. Between the attractions stand replicas of famous buildings from around the world, and cafes by the lake offer views of the water.

Who it's for: teenagers and adults looking for adrenaline.
The catch: some coasters have height restrictions, so you'll have to skip this area with small children.

Movie World Studios

This area transports you into the world of Hollywood filmmaking. The square features art deco and modernist style buildings, a replica of Grauman's Chinese Theatre, and a walkway resembling the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The streets are fitted with American road signs, and vintage cars are parked along them.

Backlot street and roller coaster at Parque Warner

Here you can see how movies and stunts are made and learn about the special effects used in popular films. The area's main coaster, Stunt Fall, drops you from a height of 55 m and accelerates to 115 km/h. On one section, passengers hang upside down for several minutes; only a few parks in the world have coasters like this.

You can rest your feet in a vintage car: the ride takes you past the sets. The water attraction based on the Yogi Bear movie is also refreshing. You float down a river on logs and get caught in the crossfire of water cannons. Nobody comes out dry, but in hot weather your clothes will dry on their own.

Who it's for: movie lovers and thrill seekers.
The catch: you'll get soaked on the water attraction, so bring a change of clothes.

Old West Territory

Everything here is built like a 19th-century cowboy town: saloons, bars, wagons, and the facades of the first buildings on the Mexican border. The atmosphere is enhanced by costumed shows, including knife throwing at a target next to a person.

Thrill seekers can ride the wooden coaster. The Rio Bravo attraction takes you by boat to a gold mine, past Native American settlements, rocks, and canyons. The 35 m descent from the mine shaft leads into a calm lake, and the entire route covers nearly 1250 m.

After the ride, stop by a saloon and try cowboy cuisine: ribs, pizza, ice cream, and waffles. The nearby shops sell Wild West style souvenirs.

Who it's for: families and anyone who loves the Western theme.
The catch: it's easy to get wet on Rio Bravo, so bring a change of clothes on cooler days.

Tips before your visit

The entrance ticket is all-inclusive and gives you access to all attractions with no extra charges. Along with your ticket, you receive a park map and the day's show program. Extreme attractions are marked separately on the map so you don't have to search for them at random.

The grounds are large, and lines grow by midday. Arrive at opening time: you'll get more done. The ticket office line can sometimes take 15-20 minutes, so it's better to buy your ticket online in advance. Check the current calendar and opening hours on the official website.

Opening hours and ticket prices

Important to know: the park is not open year-round. The schedule depends on the season, so check the calendar on the official website before your trip.

Ticket	Price guide
Online promotional ticket	from €29.90 (as of 09/2026, price list on the park's website)
Ticket at the gate	more expensive than the online rate
Evening entry after 4:30 PM	about 30% discount
Seniors aged 60+	reduced rate

Buying online is almost always cheaper than at the gate, and the price drops after 4:30 PM. In the remaining hours, you'll have time to ride the main attractions. Check exact prices and rate categories at the time of purchase, as they vary by date.

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How to get there from Madrid

The park is 23 km south of the capital, in San Martín de la Vega. You can get there by train, bus, or car (according to the park's official website).

On the Cercanías commuter train, take line C-3 to Pinto station, about 30 minutes from Atocha or Chamartín. From there, bus 413 operated by La Veloz takes you to the park entrance. Direct bus 412 runs from Madrid from Villaverde Bajo, and the trip takes about 25 minutes.

By car, you leave the city on the A-4 highway and take exit 22. The park has its own parking lot. You can pay for the train and bus with a Madrid transport card.

⁉️🤔 Frequently asked questions

How much does a Parque Warner Madrid ticket cost?

An online promotional ticket starts at €29.90, and the price is higher at the ticket office (as of 09/2026, rates on the park's website). In the evening after 4:30 PM the rate is lower, and there are separate prices for seniors over 60 and children. You see the exact amount when you buy for your chosen date.

Is the park open year-round?

No. Parque Warner Madrid operates on a seasonal calendar, so it is often closed in winter (according to the official website). Check opening dates and hours for your specific day on the website before you go. In high season the park is open almost every day.

How do I get there without a car?

Without a car, the train is the most convenient option. Take Cercanías line C-3 to Pinto station, about 30 minutes from Atocha, then transfer to bus 413 to the park entrance (according to the official transport page). Direct bus 412 runs from Madrid from Villaverde Bajo.

Is the park suitable for young children?

Yes. The Cartoon Village area has rides for toddlers: carousels, slides, and The Adventure of Scooby-Doo with no steep drops. Older kids and adults will prefer DC Super Heroes World with its extreme coasters. A child's height is checked at the ride entrance.

Is there a water park at the park?

Yes, the Parque Warner Beach water park operates next to the main park. It has several water play areas and slides, and it is open only in the warm season. Tickets for the water park and combined tickets for both parks are sold separately. Check operating dates on the official website.

How much time do you need for the whole park?

Plan a full day, from opening to closing. The grounds are large, and by midday the lines for coasters grow. If you arrive at opening and head straight to the main rides, you will get more done. If you are short on time, take the evening entry after 4:30 PM and ride only the main attractions.

Parque Warner Madrid on the map

The park lies south of Madrid, near the A-4 highway. The exact location is marked below, which makes it easy to plan a driving route.

In short: what to book

Parque Warner Madrid covers almost everything you could want in one day. Here is a quick pick for your situation.

With kids: Cartoon Village first, then Hollywood Boulevard.
For thrills: DC Super Heroes World and the Stunt Fall coaster in Movie World Studios.
On a budget: online promotional ticket from €29.90 and evening entry after 4:30 PM (as of 09/2026, pricing page).

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Parque Warner Madrid: what to see in one day and how much tickets cost