Tibidabo ticket prices
The rates page lists one price per ticket. Every amusement park ticket covers the rides, the Panoramic Area, the Cuca de Llum funicular and the TibiBus.
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| General (over 120 cm) | €39.00 |
| Junior (90–120 cm) | €15.50 |
| Senior (over 60, ID at box office) | €11.70 |
| Functional diversity (33%+ disability) | €7.80 |
| Single-parent or large family (over 120 cm, certificate) | €31.20 |
| Under 90 cm | Free |
Height, not age, sets the child price, so a tall child pays the adult €39.
The cheaper options at the summit
You do not need a park ticket to go up the mountain. The Panoramic Area at the top is free to walk around, and two tickets cost less than full entry:
| Ticket (over 120 cm unless noted) | Price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Emblematic rides pass | €21.50 (junior €11.80, senior €9.10) | Giradabo, Talaia, Avió, Museu d'Autòmats and Carrusel, plus the funicular and TibiBus |
| Single emblematic ride | €4.00 | One ride, ticket office only |
| Cuca de Llum funicular | €13.50 return (reduced €6.75 for ages 4–12; €3.95 over 60) | Up and down; under 4 free |
Choose the full park ticket for a day of rides with children over 90 cm. Choose the emblematic pass for the classic hilltop rides and the view. Choose the funicular ticket if you only want the views and a walk; on park days it also covers the T2C shuttle.
Discounts
Most discounts apply to the €39 ticket and are sold only at the Tibidabo box office, the Tibidabo Store or the Sant Genís-Vall d'Hebron car park, on showing the card. Barcelona Card and ISIC holders pay €31.20; Barcelona Card Family holders enter free (both valid until 5 January 2027). The FAQ recommends buying standard tickets online in advance and redeeming them at the box office.
When the park is open in winter
Tibidabo runs on a calendar, not a daily schedule. The schedules page gives these opening days:
| Month | Amusement park | Panoramic Area and funicular |
|---|---|---|
| October–November 2026 | Weekends and bank holidays | Every day |
| December 2026 | Weekends plus 7, 8, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29 and 30 December | Every day except 25 and 26 December |
| January 2027 | 2, 3, 4 and 5 January | 2, 3, 4 and 5 January |
The funicular runs short hours, 10:00–14:00, on 25 and 26 December and 1 January. Daily opening times are shown only by clicking a date on the park calendar; on 25 October 2026, for example, both the park and the Panoramic Area were open 11:00–20:00. The park's Halloween season runs until 8 November.
Tibidabo may change hours or close for adverse weather forecasts, and some rides close in rain.
How to get up to Tibidabo
The summit is reached by the Cuca de Llum funicular from Plaça Doctor Andreu. According to the funicular page, the trip takes 4 minutes and each car holds up to 252 people. The how to get here page gives a maximum interval of 15 minutes, on both park days and Panoramic Area days.
Getting to Plaça Doctor Andreu is the part to plan:
The historic Tramvia Blau on Avinguda Tibidabo is temporarily out of service, according to TMB's Bus Turístic funicular page, which points visitors to bus 196 instead. Which ticket to use on TMB buses, and what it costs, is in our T-casual and fare zones guide.
From the Vall d'Hebron side
The TibiBus T2B leaves from beside the BSM Sant Genís-Vall d'Hebron car park, next to the Vall d'Hebron metro stop, also on park days only. Exchange your reservation for wristbands at the car park ticket office.
By car
- Sant Genís-Vall d'Hebron car park: €4.20 per day; ask for the parking ticket when you buy admission. The park cannot guarantee a space on busy days.
- Top of Tibidabo car park: €0.092 per minute, capped at €18 per day from 3 hours 15 minutes; book online at least 24 hours ahead.
If the park is closed on your day
On a weekday in November or December, the Panoramic Area and funicular are the way to see the view; the funicular-only ticket gets you up and down. For a city view closer to the centre, the Montjuïc cable car and funicular is the alternative; check its own hours in that guide. For a full day out of the city instead, see our Montserrat day trip guide.
