The park was inaugurated in 1969 by the then-Mayor of Madrid, Carlos Arias Navarro.
The 'Abismo' roller coaster is a Maurer Söhne SkyLoop model, famous for its 180-degree inversion at the top of the lift.
The park's site, Casa de Campo, was formerly a royal hunting estate established by Philip II.
Nickelodeon Land serves as the dedicated children's area, featuring characters such as SpongeBob SquarePants and PAW Patrol.
The 'La Lanzadera' drop tower reaches a height of 63 meters and was one of the first of its kind in Spain.
Parque de Atracciones de Madrid is an expansive amusement park located within the city's largest public park, Casa de Campo. It features a diverse range of attractions categorized into four distinct zones: Tranquilidad, Maquinismo, Naturaleza, and Nickelodeon Land. The park hosts high-intensity thrill rides like the Abismo roller coaster, which features a vertical lift and an beyond-vertical drop. Younger visitors have access to themed zones featuring characters from Nickelodeon properties. The park layout incorporates the natural terrain of the Casa de Campo forest, providing significant shade during summer months. Live shows and seasonal parades are standard components of the daily operation. It remains one of the oldest operational amusement parks in Spain, having opened its doors in 1969. The park is managed by Parques Reunidos, a major international entertainment operator.
The plaza in front of the Abismo roller coaster offers the most dramatic backdrop for high-energy photos.
Download the park's official app to check real-time queue lengths for popular attractions.
Utilize the 'Speedy Pass' system if visiting on weekends or public holidays to minimize wait times.
Carry a refillable water bottle to use at the park's designated water fountains.
Avoid visiting on Spanish national holidays or during the peak of August heat, when park capacity and temperatures reach their maximum.
The park operates on a seasonal calendar with reduced schedules during winter months; always check for maintenance closures on weekdays outside of holiday periods.
Proper attire, including shirts and footwear, is required at all times; loose accessories must be removed before boarding rides.
