Most of the practical help sits around the main entrance. The buildings there hold the baby-changing room, which has a sofa and a microwave and is a calm place to sit undisturbed, as well as lockers in several sizes. Pull wagons are rented in the souvenir shop, and wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge at Informationen against a deposit. For meals, the park has the buffet restaurants SPIS and PitSa and Restaurant Madscenen. MobilePay works at selected rides, though the park does not say which other payment points take it. If you need to step out and come back, ask at Informationen for a free exit ticket; on normal days the day’s ride wristband does the same job. The one thing to plan around is Fed Fredag and Fed Lørdag: on those evenings ordinary entry tickets stop being valid partway through the day, and no discounts apply.
Family FAQ
How much does Tivoli Friheden cost?
A climbing ticket costs 300 DKK including park entry on official opening days, or 120 DKK on top of a normal entry ticket; gloves are 30 DKK a pair.
Are there height or age limits at Tivoli Friheden?
Klatreparken is not permitted for persons under 8 years and 110 cm; the park does not say whether both conditions must apply.
Is there baby changing at Tivoli Friheden?
A changing room with a sofa and microwave is in the main entrance buildings.
