Terra Mítica
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Terra Mítica sits in the hills behind Benidorm, on the Costa Blanca. The park takes you on a journey through the ancient cultures of the Mediterranean: Egypt, Greece, Rome, the Greek islands and ancient Iberia. On these pages you can read all about the roller coasters and the other attractions, the shows, Halloween, the food, the hotel and villas next to the park, and how to get there.
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What kind of park is it?
Terra Mítica is the big theme park of the Costa Blanca. According to the park, you can discover the classical cultures of the Mediterranean without leaving Benidorm. In its 2026 season review, the park speaks of almost 30 attractions for all ages, historical shows with legendary figures and humour around every corner.
For thrill-seekers there's the inverted coaster Titánide, the spinning coaster Inferno, the drop tower El vuelo del fénix and the swing ride Tornado on an 80-metre tower. On hot days you can cool off on Cataratas del Nilo, La furia de tritón and Rápidos de Argos. For the youngest visitors there's Cuca Park, the world of Cuca the frog.
How is the park laid out?
Terra Mítica has five themed areas around a large lake:
- Egipto: the entrance, with the water coaster Cataratas del Nilo, the observation tower Infinnito and the boat trip Puerto de Alejandría.
- Grecia: Titánide, Synkope, Laberinto del minotauro, Templo de kinetos, La furia de tritón and Cuca Park.
- Roma: the towers Tornado and El vuelo del fénix, the coaster Inferno and the Circus Maximus.
- Las Islas: the Greek islands, with Rápidos de Argos, La Cólera de Akiles and the carousel Mithos.
- Iberia: a village with dodgems, a water zone and the pirate show Barbarroja. This area is only open in high season.
Opening times:
The 2027 season starts on 30 April. In spring and September the park is mainly open at weekends, and every day from mid-June to early September. The park opens at 10:30 or 11:00 and closes between 19:00 and 21:00. Always check the calendar before your visit.
Prices:
A day ticket at the gate costs €41 in low season and €49 in high season (ages 13 to 64). Children aged 4 to 12 and over-65s pay €35 and €42. It's cheaper online, from €35 and €43. Children up to and including 3 go free (as of November 2026).
Staying overnight:
Next to the park is the Four Points by Sheraton Costa Blanca, with 300 rooms and its own entrance to the park. Beside it are the Four Points by Sheraton Costa Blanca Villas, with 102 villas.
Low season and high season
At Terra Mítica, the season makes a difference. In low season (in 2027 from 30 April to 18 June and from 11 September to 30 October) Egipto, Grecia, Roma and Las Islas are open. In high season (from 19 June to 5 September and on 31 October) Iberia opens too, with the dodgems Arietes and Jabato, the water zone Isla de Assina and the big pirate show Barbarroja.
Tickets are also more expensive in high season. In 2026 there was Summer Nights every Friday in August: Iberia stayed open until 23:00, with swimming pools, slides, a DJ and a show, included in your ticket. The 2027 calendar lists Summer Nights on Fridays in July and August.
Shows and Halloween
According to the park, shows are the soul of Terra Mítica. In 2026 these included the pirate show Barbarroja, el tesoro perdido, the big Spartacus show in the Circus Maximus, El Circo de las Mariposas and the classic El Torneo, which has been running for 26 years. For 2027 the park has announced a new big show with a legendary lead character.
In October the park turns spooky, with shows and haunted houses for young and old. On a few evenings there was Horror Nights, with a separate ticket. Read more on the Shows page.
New in 2027
The park has announced a few new things for 2027. Cuca Park in Grecia is being completely revamped into El Jardín de Cuca, with a water playground with 31 play features (Cuca Splash), slides and games (Cuca Adventure), a baby disco with the characters (Cuca Dance) and places to relax. The existing children's rides are staying.
There's also a new big show, and Summer Nights and Horror Nights are returning. According to the park, those evenings sold out every time in 2026.
Protect yourself from the sun
Benidorm is hot in summer and the park lies exposed in the hills. Bring a cap, sunscreen and water, and plan the water rides for the hottest part of the day.
Food in the park
You can't bring your own food into the park. If you want a picnic, you can have one in the entrance area. Ask for a stamp at the exit so you can come back in.
Measure your children
Each ride has a minimum and sometimes a maximum height, plus a recommended age. Many family rides are open from 0.92 metres with an adult.