Ferrari Land wait times
Queues right now
Updated:
- Champions RaceClosed
- Crazy PistonsClosed
- Ferrari Land GalleryClosed
- Flying DreamsClosed
- Flying RaceClosed
- Junior ChampionshipClosed
- Junior Red ForceClosed
- Kid's TowerClosed
- Maranello Grand RaceClosed
- Racing LegendsClosed
- Red ForceClosed
- Thrill TowersClosed
When the queues are shortest
Average wait across the 8 rides with the longest queues, hour by hour, over the last 30 days
See the hour-by-hour data
| Time | Wait |
|---|---|
| 16:00 | 9 min |
| 17:00 | 15 min |
| 18:00 | 26 min |
| 19:00 | 34 min |
| 20:00 | 28 min |
| 21:00 | 15 min |
| 22:00 | 7 min |
Ride by ride
Each ride’s quietest hour and the one to avoid
| Ride | Average | Best time | Peak time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red Force | 45 min | 22:0014 min | 19:0064 min |
| Flying Dreams | 35 min | 22:0012 min | 19:0052 min |
| Maranello Grand Race | 27 min | 16:001 min | 19:0046 min |
| Racing Legends | 21 min | 22:0011 min | 19:0034 min |
| Thrill Towers | 21 min | 16:004 min | 19:0036 min |
| Kid's Tower | 10 min | 17:002 min | 20:0016 min |
| Crazy Pistons | 8 min | 16:000 min | 19:0015 min |
| Junior Red Force | 5 min | 00:000 min | 20:0012 min |
Calculated by WaitDrop from 14,000 wait-time readings recorded every 5 minutes (September 13 – October 12). Park local time.
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About Ferrari Land
Ferrari Land is the theme park dedicated to the Italian marque, opened in 2017 next to PortAventura Park in Salou. It is compact — considerably smaller than its neighbour — and built around Red Force, the tallest and fastest roller coaster in Europe. It has its own ticket, though most visitors combine it with PortAventura on the same trip.
Which rides get the longest queues
Red Force takes essentially all the queueing: it accelerates from 0 to 180 km/h in about five seconds and climbs to 112 metres, and it is why most people come. Thrill Towers, the pair of drop towers, and Flying Dreams, the flying theatre, are next in demand. Maranello Grand Race and Champions Race, the racing simulators, have limited capacity and queue steadily. Junior Red Force and Junior Championship are the children's versions and fill up mainly in the morning.
How to avoid the queues
- Ride Red Force as soon as the park opens: it is the only queue that really matters here.
- Because it is small, half a day is usually enough — pair it with PortAventura on the same day if you have a combined ticket.
- The simulators have low capacity; do them first thing or at the end of the day.
- Check live waits before deciding whether it is worth walking over from PortAventura.
Frequently asked questions
How long do you need for Ferrari Land?
It is a compact park: half a day covers the main rides without rushing. That is why it is usually combined with PortAventura Park on the same visit.
Does a PortAventura ticket include Ferrari Land?
No. They are separate parks with separate tickets, although combined tickets covering both do exist. Worth checking when you buy.
What is Red Force?
It is the tallest and fastest roller coaster in Europe: 112 metres tall with a launch from 0 to 180 km/h in around five seconds. It is the park's headline attraction.
Is Ferrari Land suitable for children?
Yes — there is a children's area with Junior Red Force, Junior Championship and Kid's Tower, though the line-up is smaller than at a full-size park. Red Force and Thrill Towers have height restrictions.
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