Liseberg is an amusement park in Gothenburg, founded in 1923. In Rabbit Land (Kaninlandet), the daily programme lists stage shows such as Super-Kanina och den stulna trollstaven and a minidisco with the Liseberg rabbits as included in admission or an annual pass. Rabbit Land also has a nursery room with a microwave for warming baby food, and in summer a smaller nursery room opens near Virvelvinden (The Waltzer) in Liseberg Gardens.
The one thing to plan around is cost: entry and ride passes are sold as separate products, both priced by date, and the days that have historically drawn fewer visitors are the cheaper ones.
Liseberg no longer has an Express Pass and uses a virtual queue instead; the Liseberg app shows current queue times. The park is cash-free except for the Pentathlon games and wheels of fortune. If you need to leave during the day, ask for a hand stamp at one of the entrances and you can come back the same day.
Family FAQ
Do you need to book Liseberg in advance?
You don't need to book your visit in advance.
Is there baby changing at Liseberg?
Nursery room with changing table and a microwave for baby food in Rabbit Land, changing tables by the washrooms, and extra nappies from Guest Services.
Is there parking at Liseberg?
Liseberg Södra multi-storey car park under World of Volvo (Vörtgatan/Nellickevägen) has 1,170 spaces, around 10% with EV charging; prices are not stated.
