Mirabilandia gives its youngest visitors their own corner of the ride list. PAW Patrol Adventure Bay, SpongeBob’s Bikini Bottom and Dora’s Train Adventure sit alongside the wooden playgrounds of Fort Alamo and Campo Sioux and the Splish Splat water-play pool. Each attraction carries its own minimum height and a recommended audience, from children and families up to teenagers and adults, so the list is worth reading against your child’s height before you pick a route through the park.
The trade-off is how far the day ticket reaches. It covers the available rides, shows and themed areas, but not the paid Motion Sphere simulators, The Walking Dead or Mirabeach, the water park that shares Mirabilandia’s car park. For both parks on consecutive days there is a separate two-park ticket, which also includes free sunbeds and umbrellas at Mirabeach when they are available.
The show agenda can include parades and meet-and-greets with SpongeBob, PAW Patrol and other Nickelodeon characters, though shows may change time or be cancelled without notice.
Family FAQ
How much does Mirabilandia cost?
Day tickets start from €27.90 online for both adults (over 140 cm) and the reduced rate (children under 140 cm, over-60s), or from €49.90 and €42.90 at the park ticket desks; prices can change without notice.
Are there height or age limits at Mirabilandia?
Bikini Bottom Express takes children from 75 cm; Rubble’s Rapids, PAW Patrol To The Rescue, Adventure Bay Carousel, Monosauro and Bicisauro each from 90 cm.
