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PortAventura, Salou

3.7

Theme Park · Water / Amusement Park

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Easily accessible from Barcelona by train, bus, or car, PortAventura includes a theme park, water park, and four hotels. Not only one of Spain’s most popular amusement parks, but also Europe’s largest, it offers a multitude of activities designed to thrill visitors of all ages. Choose from a myriad of adrenaline-pumping rides, including one that claims to provide visitors with the fastest acceleration of any ride anywhere in the world. The aquatic park’s water slides vary from fast and furious to slow and easy, designed to be enjoyed by families with small kids. The resort also offers a wide range of restaurants and shops. Design your ideal vacation package online, and skip the lines by booking your tickets well in advance. Quickly create a custom-made itinerary for Salou using our trip planner.

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2.3

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PortAventura reviews

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4.4

By strokeford

It is extremely expensive to get in and you can complete in 4 or 5 hours with no que's, its OK and the rides are decent enough, but you have to pay another £50 to go into Ferrari world, you have to...

It is extremely expensive to get in and you can complete in 4 or 5 hours with no que's, its OK and the rides are decent enough, but you have to pay another £50 to go into Ferrari world, you have to... more »
By pmcilvenny92800

Sadly Port Aventura continue to fail horribly on their inclusion and awareness of disabilities! Multiple staff on multiple rides fail to listen, apply the rules and understand the concept of their...

Sadly Port Aventura continue to fail horribly on their inclusion and awareness of disabilities! Multiple staff on multiple rides fail to listen, apply the rules and understand the concept of their... more »
By familyonhols1985

A complete and utter shambles of a park. I would have given 0/5 if possible. A number of the rides are closed which inevitably means the ones that are open have huge queues. Some of the rides take...

A complete and utter shambles of a park. I would have given 0/5 if possible. A number of the rides are closed which inevitably means the ones that are open have huge queues. Some of the rides take... more »

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By Thomas McArdle

Listen, this is an Incredible theme park. Brilliant to be able to visit just after peak season. The express tickets are a must have and you earn your money in no time. If you don't get one you will see three rides and spend all day in lines. If would be great if water fountains were accessible and there was a little more shade, I would suggest a hat and bottle. I will recommend to all of my friends and family.

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By Gail Smallman

We loved this theme park Fun music and themed lands We went just before Halloween - so many great photo opportunities across the different lands Great rides and shows too! We stayed in the PortAventura Hotel. The pool was mostly always empty. Wear good footwear as there's a lot of walking. Buffet options were great as well, lots of variety to choose from

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By Ben Taylor

Amazing place. Good weather helped. Went on Easter weekend and lines not to bad. Very very clean place . Good shows. Recommend the bird show. Avoid furious back unless you like it rough

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By Neil Rice

Went there in May 2019, great for the kids, they loved it! Few places to grab a bite to eat that are not badly priced. The bigger rides like the rollercoasters didn’t suit our kids ages but they looked real fun. The small rides for the kids were great and Sesame Street world was cool! They for a teddy each of Cookie Monster and Elmo etc 😃 all in all it’s a good day out!

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By Tim Vermeerschen

A lot of attractions didn't work or stopped working while having been in the queue for 1 hour. Also, a lot of attractions were simply not open. Getting a drink or something to eat was also a big misery. Once we did the queue for about half an hour, to finally hear that they only had one thing left to eat. The first day we went, of a 2-days ticket, we were only able to do 4 attractions because of the queues and the attractions breaking while being in the queue. The second day we tried more childish attractions and shows to have some value for the money we paid but for one of the shows we had to eat there to be able to see it, and another show was 'complete'. Plenty of people couldn't access it anymore. It's very obvious that they couldn't cope with the amount of people in the park, even though it was still low season. If the waiting times are +1 hour for 80% of the attractions displayed on the boards and +1,5 hours for half of those, it's just robbery. I think that more can be expected if you spend around 400 euro in 2 days for 4 people (price tickets + food +...). It is definitively the last time I came here.

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