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Parque Warner Madrid guide: rides and tips
Parque Warner Madrid is one of the most complete parks in central Spain, with the Warner universe and the DC superheroes taking centre stage. Here is how to get the most out of your visit.
Where it is and what it offers
The park is in San Martín de la Vega, about 25 kilometres from Madrid, and it is easy to reach by car or public transport. It combines big adrenaline rides with shows, areas for younger children and the theming of Warner films and characters.
The areas of the park
Parque Warner is split into several themed areas: Hollywood Boulevard at the entrance, the DC superheroes world, the wild west area, the cartoon village for family audiences and the section devoted to the movie studios. Each has its own rides and its own theming.
The must-do rides
- Superman: la Atracción de Acero, one of the most intense coasters in the park.
- Batman Gotham City Escape, themed around the Dark Knight universe.
- Stunt Fall, a tall inverted coaster for the brave.
- Coaster Express, the classic wooden coaster, suitable for almost the whole family.
When to go and how to dodge the queues
As at any park, midweek and outside the holidays you will find far fewer people, and spring and autumn offer good weather without the extreme Madrid summer heat. Arrive early, save the headline rides for first or last thing and check live wait times to organise your route. Our guide on how to avoid queues has more tricks.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to get to Parque Warner from Madrid?
It is in San Martín de la Vega, around 25 kilometres from the centre of Madrid: by car it is usually a good half hour, and there are also public transport options combined with a bus.
Is Parque Warner only for thrill seekers?
No: it has intense roller coasters, but also family areas, shows and gentle rides, so it works well for all audiences.
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