Amusement Park

Parque de la Costa

Parque de la Costa is an amusement park in San Fernando, in the Buenos Aires area. It has been running since 1997.

San Fernando · Argentina · South America
Typical visit
Ages
Booking
Price
Every visitor pays an ARS 500 municipal fee on top of the ticket; Experiencia Premium costs ARS 99,800 online plus a service fee, or ARS 112,000 at the box office.
Free for toddlers
Children under 3 get in free; a passport is required from the third birthday.
Adult required
Children under 16 need an accompanying adult to enter.
No re-entry
Once you leave the park, you cannot come back in on the same ticket.
Coming with kids
The Pasaporte Full covers the children's rides, including Chiquitren, Mini Barco Pirata, Mini Tazas, Carrousel Musical and Elefantes Voladores.
Shows included
The Pasaporte Full includes live shows such as Las Princesas, Musical de Películas, Oso Braulio & Yoni and La Revancha de Tutankamon y las Momias.
Capacity
Rides and shows are subject to available capacity and run on a first-come, first-served basis.
Gluten-free food
The park offers menu options that are safe for people with coeliac disease.
OUR FAMILY ASSESSMENT

Family Intelligence

Parque de la Costa opened in 1997 in San Fernando, at the northern end of the Buenos Aires area. It is an amusement park, so the rides are the day out — plan it as an outing on its own rather than a stop between other things.

Family FAQ

How much does Parque de la Costa cost?

Every visitor pays an ARS 500 municipal fee on top of the ticket; Experiencia Premium costs ARS 99,800 online plus a service fee, or ARS 112,000 at the box office.

Can you bring your own food to Parque de la Costa?

The park offers menu options that are safe for people with coeliac disease.

Why kids will love it

Younger children get a whole set of rides of their own on the Pasaporte Full, from the Chiquitren and the Mini Convoy to Vuelo en Globo and Plaza Blanda, and the same passport covers live shows with Cara de Barro and the park’s characters. Every passport except the annual pass includes rain insurance: if it rains, you can come back once within 60 days at no extra cost. The catch is maintenance: the park works to a yearly maintenance schedule, so some rides may be out of service on the day you visit.

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