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Grona Lund
Lilla Allmänna Gränd 9, 115 21 Stockholm, Sweden
+46 08-587 501 00
www.gronalund.com
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Rides & Attractions Trip Reports Park Guide Nostalgia Park Maps Discussion
Roller Coaster Photos
Insane
Jetline
Kvasten
Nyckelpigan
Vilda Musen
Tuff-Tuff Taget
Twister

Other Ride Photos
Bla Taget
Blackfisken
Circus Karusellen
Eclipse
Extreme
(Closed)
Flygande Mattan
Fritt Fall & Tilt
House of Nightmares
Ikaros
Karleks Tunneln
Katapulten
Kattingfflygaren
Lilla Fritt Fall
Lustiga Huset
Lyktan
Pop Expressen
Radio Bilarna
Rock Jet
Skratt Kammaren
(Closed)
Spokhuset
(Closed)
Tekopparna
Veteranbilarnia

TPR Trip Reports
Europe 2016: Robb & Elissa Traveling Around Riding Stuff
TPR's 2014 Scandi Tour
TPR's 2009 Scandi Tour

TPR Member Photo Trip Reports
August 2018 by JordyC
October 29th, 2014 by Jakizle
June 17th, 2009 by Divv3k
June 16th-17th, 2009 by cfc
July 27th, 2007 by viking86
September 2005 by Yeah 7

Food
The park has many more sit-down restaurants where you can eat and drink at a leisurely pace than quick-service stands. Kresjey's is a BBQ restauant, but they also have amazingly fresh fish dishes. Kryddhyllan is in the heart of the park, great for people watching. Tyrol Bakficka is a bar serving German sausages and offers an outdoor porch for crowd watching. If you prefer your food on the run, there are two large food courts with many options. Kvasten Food Court has Thai food, fish and chips, burgers, hot dogs, and langos (fried dough). Rue du Maroc Food court sells pizza, kebabs, hot dogs, and Mexican dishes.
Operating Season
The park opens in late April for a couple of days each week, including weekends. In late May the park starts daily operations, which run through late August. From Late August to mid-September the park scales back to a couple of days a week.
Access & Location
The park can easily by reached by public transportation.

Bus and tram:
Take Bus 44 from Karlaplan or Tram 7 from SergelsTorg right to Konsthallen/Grona Lund. It is also possible to take T's red line to Karlaplan and walk from there. The walk takes about 20 minutes.

Cycle or walk:
Go over Djurgårdsbron and follow Djurgårdsvägen past the Nordic Museum and on. You can also walk the path through Galärparken, along the waterfront past the Vasa Museum and the museum ships. Facts and Tips: A walk from Djurgårdsbron takes about 10 minutes, depending on how fast you go and how often you stop to enjoy the Royal Canal on the road.

By car:
As the park is in a congested area, it is highly recommended to use a park-and-ride and either walk or take public transportation. A suggested park-and-ride location is Parkaden on Regeringsgatan at NK (Goverment Street at NE).
Nearby Lodging
The park website lists a few hotel partners that offer park discounts.
http://www.gronalund.com/sv/Infor-besoket/Boende/
Virtual Queue Options
Not Available
Shows
The park uses Stors Scen as a venue for regional musical acts and major international stars throughout the year and is free to the public. Many shows are held in Tyrol and require a fee and reservation.
Nostalgia
Mark's Postcard Paradise

Park Maps
2009 Park Map

Discussion
Grona Lund Discussion Thread