Gardaland on Lake Garda is Italy's best-known theme park and popular with Dutch visitors on camping and summer holidays. With a few choices made in advance, you'll pay less for your ticket.
How much does a ticket for Gardaland cost?
During Magic Winter (5 December 2026 to 6 January 2027), a dated ticket costs from €29 per adult online. A ticket without a fixed date within that period costs a standard €34 online. Prices for the 2027 summer season are not yet online.
1. Choose a fixed date and buy online
The fixed-date ticket is the cheapest option. Buy it online in advance: the ticket office closes 2 hours before the park closes, and you usually pay more there.
2. Young children go free
Children under 90 cm get in free at all the parks of Gardaland Resort.
3. Three parks with one ticket
With a Magic Winter ticket, you can visit Gardaland and Miniland at LEGOLAND Water Park on the same day, and SEA LIFE Aquarium on the same day or the day after. Plan those visits together to get the most out of your ticket.
4. Extras cost extra
Gardaland sells extras such as priority access to attractions, meal deals, a photo pass and covered parking. Think in advance about what you really need: especially on a quiet winter's day, priority access is often unnecessary.
5. Keep an eye on the weather
If it rains or there's a power cut, you won't get your money back. Check the weather forecast beforehand and pick a dry day, especially with a fixed-date ticket.
Visiting other parks too? Check out the ticket prices for all theme parks.
