PortAventura Park
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The heart of the resort
PortAventura Park is the oldest and largest park at PortAventura World. In a single day you travel from a Catalan fishing village to the Pacific, imperial China, Mexico and the Wild West. According to the park, there are more than 5 kilometres of roller coaster track.
Discover PortAventura Park
Six worlds
- Mediterrània: the entrance, a Catalan fishing village on a lake, with Furius Baco.
- Polynesia: jungle and islands with Tutuki Splash, Kontiki and Makamanu Jungle.
- China: temples and pagodas with Shambhala, Dragon Khan and Angkor.
- México: Mayan ruins and a colonial town with Hurakan Condor and El Diablo - Tren de la Mina.
- Far West: the western town of Penitence with Stampida, Uncharted and Grand Canyon Rapids.
- SésamoAventura: the Sesame Street family world, with Street Mission and lots of children's rides.
For all ages
Coaster fans are in their element with Shambhala, the park's tallest roller coaster, the eight inversions of Dragon Khan and the launch of Furius Baco.
According to the park, every world has at least one children's ride with no height requirement. In SésamoAventura you can meet Elmo, Grover, Bert and Ernie. It's also home to the dark ride Street Mission and the children's coaster Tami Tami.
Opening times:
Opening hours vary by season. In summer the park stays open late, and Halloween and Christmas have their own hours. Check the calendar.
Express:
With an Express pass you skip the regular queue at the big rides, from a single ride (Express ONE) to unlimited (Express Unlimited).
Staying overnight:
Hotel PortAventura, Gold River, Colorado Creek and Mansión de Lucy have their own entrance to the park.
Furius Baco first?
Furius Baco is right by the entrance, so it often has a long queue in the morning. According to the park, the big rides are quieter around midday.
Wear good shoes
The park is big and you'll walk a lot. Choose trainers, and in summer bring a cap and sunscreen.
Take the train or boat
A steam train and boats link the worlds. Handy for a little rest between rides.