Overview of Mirabilandia Theme Park

• Ways to visit: Choose 1-day or 2-day tickets with dated or open-dated entry; select variants that include Mirabeach during the summer season.
  
• Big choice: Park-only tickets suit theme park visits, while combo tickets add Mirabeach's slides, pools, and family water play areas.
  
• Queues & access: Scan your e-ticket at the entrance. Popular coasters like Katun and iSpeed can see 30–60 min waits in peak summer.
  
• When to book: Reserve a few days ahead for July–August weekends, Halloween dates, and 2-day or Mirabeach combo tickets.
  
• Good to know: Mirabeach is seasonal and weather-dependent. Some water attractions have minimum height limits, and outdoor rides may pause during bad weather.
  
• Best upgrade: Pick a 2-day dated ticket to spread rides and shows across two days, with more flexibility for popular attractions.

Things to know before booking Mirabilandia tickets

Booking window

• Mirabilandia operates seasonally from spring to autumn, with July-August weekends and Halloween events attracting the largest crowds. While tickets are usually available at the gate, buying online avoids ticket queues of around 10-30 minutes at opening.

• Dated tickets and Mirabeach combos can sell out on busy weekends and Italian holidays, so it's best to book once your travel dates are confirmed.

Ticket basis

• A standard ticket includes full-day admission to Mirabilandia Theme Park, with access to its rides and live shows. Most tickets are dated and valid only on your selected visit day. Open-dated tickets offer more flexibility within a wider validity window, making them a better choice if your itinerary or the weather is still uncertain, although they generally cost more.

The big decision

• The main choice is between a theme park ticket and a Mirabilandia + Mirabeach combo ticket. Theme park tickets cover all rides and shows in Mirabilandia, while combo tickets also include seasonal access to Mirabeach's pools and slides.
  
• If you want to experience both parks properly, consider a 2-day ticket or plan separate visits, as fitting both into one day usually means missing many attractions.

Add-ons & upgrades

• Standard admission does not include Flash Pass access, meal deals, photo packages, lockers, or sunbeds at Mirabeach. Queue-skipping products, when available, are purchased separately inside the park and can be worthwhile during peak summer, when waits for headline rides often exceed 30-60 minutes.

Transfers & logistics

• Tickets cover park entry only; transport is not included. Most visitors arrive by car and use the paid parking, while others travel by train to Ravenna or nearby coastal towns before taking a local bus.
  
• From Rimini or Bologna, allow around 1-1.5 hours each way, making open-dated or 2-day tickets useful if your travel schedule is tight.

Discounts & ways to save

• Dated tickets are usually the lowest-priced option if your travel plans are fixed. Open-dated tickets cost more but offer flexibility if plans change. If you're planning two park days or want both Mirabilandia and Mirabeach, buying a 2-day ticket or combo ticket upfront generally offers better value than purchasing separate admissions.

Policies & restrictions

• Many attractions, particularly roller coasters, have strict height and health requirements that are enforced at each ride entrance.
  
• Re-entry policies are not clearly published, so unless staff confirm otherwise on the day, treat your ticket as single-entry.
  
• Most pathways are flat and stroller-friendly, but ride accessibility varies, so guests with specific mobility requirements should check accessibility details before booking.

Park Map

Mirabilandia is arranged in six themed areas connected by wide pedestrian paths, making it easy to move between major attractions throughout the day.

• Main entrance & guest services: The main entrance is the primary entry and exit point. Nearby you'll find ticket services, guest information, lockers, stroller and wheelchair rental, first aid, restrooms, and shops.
  
• Themed lands: The park is divided into six themed areas, including Route 66, Far West Valley, Ducati World, Adventureland, Bimbopoli, and Nickelodeon Land, each offering a different mix of rides, shows, and dining.
  
• Major attractions: Headline rides are spread across the park, including Katun, iSpeed, Divertical, Eurowheel, and Ducati World's motorcycle-themed attractions. Nickelodeon Land is home to family-friendly rides and character experiences.
  
• Food & facilities: Restaurants, cafés, snack kiosks, restrooms, and shaded seating areas are available throughout the park. Selected restrooms also include baby-changing facilities.
  
• Getting around: Most attractions are within a 10 to 15-minute walk of one another. Head to Katun, iSpeed, and Divertical soon after opening to beat the longest queues.
  
• Download the park map: Use the official printable park map to locate rides, restaurants, guest services, restrooms, and accessibility facilities before or during your visit.

Visiting Mirabilandia with Kids?

Bringing little ones to Mirabilandia? The park is designed to keep children entertained while making the visit easy for parents. With dedicated family areas, gentle attractions, convenient facilities, and plenty of places to rest, it's easy to balance thrills with downtime.

• Nickelodeon Land: Meet SpongeBob, PAW Patrol, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles while enjoying junior coasters, bumper boats, and family-friendly rides with lower height requirements.
  
• Rides for all ages: Beyond the headline coasters, younger visitors can enjoy carousels, mini trains, gentle rides, and indoor attractions suitable for families.
  
• Family-friendly facilities: Flat pathways, stroller-friendly routes, shaded seating areas, baby-changing facilities, and accessible restrooms make getting around more comfortable.
  
• Easy breaks: Live stunt shows, indoor attractions, cafés, and snack kiosks provide convenient opportunities to rest, cool off, and recharge between rides.

From first rides to character encounters, Mirabilandia offers enough variety to keep children engaged while giving parents a relaxed, well-paced day at the park.

Tips & guidelines

• Arrive 30–45 minutes before opening to be among the first through security and ride headline attractions like Katun and iSpeed before queues build.
  
• Ride smart, not hard. Head to Katun first if most guests queue for iSpeed at rope drop, then work your way to Divertical to avoid backtracking across the park.
  
• Download the Mirabilandia app before your visit to check live ride wait times, show schedules, and the park map throughout the day.
  
• Photograph the daily entertainment schedule or set reminders on your phone so you don't miss stunt shows, character appearances, or seasonal performances.
  
• Plan indoor attractions for the hottest hours. Between noon and 3pm, enjoy Nickelodeon Land, indoor rides, or live shows while outdoor queues are longest.
  
• Pack for water rides. Divertical and Mirabeach attractions can leave you soaked, so consider bringing a change of clothes or using the lockers near the entrance.
  
• Visiting Mirabeach? Reserve lockers and sunbeds soon after entering, as availability can become limited on busy summer days.
  
• Leave shopping until the end of the day. Browse the park's souvenir shops before leaving so you don't carry bags around on rides all day.
  
• Respect park rules. Follow ride height and safety requirements, and remember that smoking is only permitted in designated areas.
  
• Stay for the final hour. Many families leave before closing, making the last hour one of the best times to re-ride popular attractions with shorter waits.