Gröna Lund is laid out as a Small Area and a Large Area, and the shortcut between them is a flight of steep steps — with a stroller or a wheelchair you go round via the Main Entrance or the Tyrol Entrance instead, which costs you a few minutes each time you swap sides. Everyone passes metal detectors and a security check on the way in, strollers and wheelchairs included, so allow for that at the gate. Your own food is welcome inside, along with drinks in plastic bottles and a thermos; glass stays outside, with baby food jars as the stated exception. Restaurants take drop-in guests only in the middle of the day. Medics are on duty whenever the park is open, in the sjukstuga to the left of Stora Scen, and there are calmer corners at Classic café and the jetty below the Boardwalk, with ear defenders for children and adults sold in the Coke store.
Family FAQ
How much does Gröna Lund cost?
Concerts are outdoors and no separate concert ticket exists — you buy a Ticket to Ride and must be through the gates to be guaranteed in.
Are there height or age limits at Gröna Lund?
No height limit with an adult; 90 cm to ride the little train alone.
Can you bring your own food to Gröna Lund?
You may bring food in, plus drinks in plastic bottles and a thermos; baby food in glass jars is allowed as an exception to the glass ban.
