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Welcome to Theme Park Review! Photos & Videos of Theme Parks, Roller Coasters, and FUN!
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| Food |
| Buffet Gran Avendia offers all you can eat (burgers, hot dogs, chicken, pasta salads, and even paella) at affordable prices. Throughout the park there are many other quick-service stands/kiosks, which have hot dogs, sandwiches on baguettes, and pizza. Pizzería La Fragua serves individual pizza with traditional (chorizo, sausage) and not-so-traditional (tuna fish) toppings. |
| Operating Season |
The park is open year round with weekend operations from September to March. April and May bring some weekday operations. During the heart of the summer, June-August, the park is generally open every day. Always consult the park website for exact hours:
http://www.parquedeatracciones.es/es/horarios |
| Established Seasonal events |
| The park hosted a Halloween event in 2014-2015 but no mention of future events are listed on their website. |
| Access & Location |
By car:
From Madrid take the M-30 to the A-5 (Paseo de Extremadura) and follow the signs for Parque d'Atracciones.
By bus:
From Madrid bus lines 33 and 65 access the park.
By rail:
Take the Madrid Metro Line 10 to the Batan station. |
| Nearby Lodging |
| You can book combination park/hotel packages on the parks website through Travelparks (Parques Reunidos official travel agency) |
| Virtual Queue Options |
| Not available |
| Shows |
| Most of the entertainment in the park revolves around the Nickelodeon characters |
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| TPR Notes |
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In typical Spanish fashion, this park has excellent water rides. However, this park also has two medium-sized coasters that are surprisingly fun.
The park also offers a couple of larger flats (some well run, some not so) and a couple of relaxing rides both indoors and out.
Some things you might miss if you don't research the park are an excellent fun house that looks like a riverboat and an upcharge haunted house that opens at night.
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