Parque Warner Madrid
The Warner Bros. film park near Madrid
Spending a few days in Madrid and want a day at a theme park? Then Parque Warner Madrid is a good choice. About 30 kilometres from the city, you walk through the world of Warner Bros., with Batman, Superman, the Looney Tunes and some serious roller coasters. The park is fun for families with children and for anyone who loves speed.
What is Parque Warner Madrid?
Parque Warner Madrid is in San Martín de la Vega, south of Madrid. The park opened on 6 April 2002 as Warner Bros Park and has been called Parque Warner Madrid since 2006. It belongs to the Spanish Parques Reunidos group, just like Parque de Atracciones de Madrid.
Everything revolves around Warner Bros. films and cartoons. The park has five themed areas:
- Hollywood Boulevard: the entrance street in the style of old Hollywood.
- Movie World Studios: a film studio with stunt shows and a behind-the-scenes atmosphere.
- DC Super Heroes World: Gotham City and Metropolis, with the most thrilling rides.
- Old West Territory: the Wild West, with a wooden roller coaster and white water.
- Cartoon Village: the world of the Looney Tunes, mainly for young children.
Next to the theme park is the Parque Warner Beach water park, which is open in summer. You need a separate or combined ticket for it.
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The highlights
The biggest rides are in DC Super Heroes World and Old West Territory. These are the best-known, with the minimum height according to the park:
- Superman Atracción de Acero (132 cm): the park's most famous roller coaster, with loops above Metropolis.
- Batman Gotham City Escape (140 cm): a fast roller coaster on which you escape Gotham, at up to 104 km/h.
- Stunt Fall (137 cm): the stuntmen's roller coaster in Movie World Studios, up to 115 km/h.
- Shadows of Arkham (132 cm): a wild roller coaster around the Arkham Asylum.
- Coaster Express (121 cm): according to the park, still the longest wooden roller coaster in Europe.
- La Venganza del Enigma (132 cm): a drop tower more than 100 metres high.
- Río Bravo (100 cm): a boat trip through a gold mine in the Wild West.
- Cataratas Salvajes (110 cm): a white-water ride past an old sawmill, where you get wet.
With children
For young children, Cartoon Village is the place to be. You'll meet Bugs Bunny, Tweety and Daffy Duck there, and the little streets are built to children's scale. A few rides with their minimum height:
- La Aventura de Scooby Doo and Emergencias Pato Lucas: no minimum, young children ride with an adult.
- Academia de Pilotos Baby Looney Tunes (100 cm): little planes above Cartoon Village.
- Correcaminos Bip Bip and Tom & Jerry Picnic en el Parque (100 cm): two small roller coasters for the whole family.
- Escuela de Conducción Yabba-Dabba-Doo (105 cm): a driving school with the Flintstones.
Children under 100 cm get in free. Between 100 and 140 cm you pay the Junior rate.
Opening times:
The park isn't open every day and times vary by season. There are special seasons around Halloween and Christmas.
Tickets:
A day ticket costs from € 32.90 online (as of November 2026). You pay more at the ticket office.
Location:
Parque Warner is in San Martín de la Vega, about 30 km from Madrid (A-4, exit 22).
Food, shops and accommodation
You can eat in every themed area. Cartoon Village has Cartoon Café (self-service with children's meals), Porky Pig Diner (burgers) and Ristorante Piolini (pizza). In Old West Territory you can eat spare ribs and Tex-Mex at El Rancho. Gluten-free dishes are available too.
According to the park, the restaurants open at 1 pm. If you don't want to queue, eat before 2 pm or after 3.30 pm. You can buy a meal online in advance; with an All Inclusive wristband you can get food all day. You can buy souvenirs in shops such as Cartoon Classics Store.
The park has no hotel of its own. Through the official site you can, however, book tickets with a hotel nearby. On a city break, the easiest option is simply to stay in Madrid.
Travelling to Parque Warner Madrid
You fly to Madrid-Barajas airport. From there you first head into the city, for example on the Cercanías train from Terminal 4 to Atocha station.
From Madrid you get to the park like this:
- Train and bus: take Cercanías line C-3 to Pinto. There you change to La Veloz bus 413, which stops in front of the entrance.
- Bus 412: bus 412 also runs to the park from Villaverde Bajo bus station.
- Bus with ticket: on the official site you can buy a ticket including bus transport from Méndez Álvaro bus station or Príncipe Pío station.
- Car: take the A-4 to exit 22 and follow the signs. Parking costs from € 16 per day online (as of November 2026).
Check the bus times beforehand: according to the park, they can change.
Buy online
Online a ticket is much cheaper than at the ticket office. The calendar on the site shows the best price for each day.
Arrive on time
The car park opens an hour before the park. If you're early, you'll queue less for the big roller coasters.
Eat outside peak times
The restaurants are busiest between 2 pm and 3.30 pm. It's better to eat a little earlier or later.
Waiting times and hotels
See the current waiting times at Parque Warner Madrid or find a hotel in Madrid. Combining your visit with another park? Then also read our other guides to Spain.