This page contains important information that will help you organise your day out at Gardaland.

Whether you are coming alone, with your family or in a group, make sure to plan your day of fun in advance.

Organise your day at the Park to the best!
Read the information for visitors with mobility disabilities. Discover all the Park’s fantastic attractions and facilities.

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Discover all the Park’s fantastic attractions, facilities and read the information for visitors with cognitive disabilities.

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Here you will find all the information dedicated to visitors with visual and hearing disabilities. Dive into the fun!

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YOUR SAFETY FIRST Go to the section

SAFETY RESTRICTIONS ON ATTRACTIONS Go to the section

GENERAL RULES OF THE PARK Download the complete guide

FARES

People with disabilities who cannot access attractions autonomously get in for free.

In said cases, the accompanying party will pay the reduced fare.

People with disabilities who can instead access attractions autonomously pay reduced fare.

The cost of the reduced ticket is € 35.00.

ATTENTION PLEASE: to take advantage of the free and/or reduced ticket present at the WELCOME DESK (located beside the Castle at the entrance) specific documentation proving your own health conditions.

HOW TO COLLECT YOUR TICKETS AND WHERE

For visitors with disabilities and all people unable to stand for an extended period (pregnant women, people with limitations linked to temporary pathologies), accessing the Park is more convenient, simple and quick.

After having parked and having walked the underpass, follow the directions to get to the WELCOME DESK reserved to Guests with special needs (located beside the Castle at the entrance). Here you can purchase your ticket for the Park. Don't be afraid of asking! Our staff is at your complete disposal to answer all your questions.

OPENING HOURS

The opening hours of the Park vary depending on the season of the year. Look up the opening hours of the Park here.

WHERE TO PARK

Gardaland's car park has special parking slots reserved to Guests with disabilities. At the entrance of the car park you will need to show your European Disability Parking Permit (light blue card) and ID of the person with disabilities, who must be present inside the car. You will then be awarded free entry to the car park and you will receive the special coin to access the reserved area.

WHERE TO STAY OVERNIGHT

If you are coming from afar or if you want to immerse yourself in the fairy tale atmosphere of Gardaland, the Gardaland Resort's Tour Operator can certainly help you find the most suitable solution for your needs.