Visiting Mirabilandia Amusement Park: Information, Prices, and Useful Tips

Mirabilandia is the amusement park of the Romagna Riviera, located between Ravenna and Cervia, attracting tens of thousands of visitors each year. It is the largest and most visited in the area, thanks to its thrilling attractions that allow the whole family to spend fun and exciting days.
Inside, there is a theme park, a water park called "Mirabeach", various parking areas, green spaces, and dining zones. The attractions can be divided into three groups: extreme - moderate - calm. There are many attractions for families and children, such as the Rio Bravo ride on inflatable rafts or the Niagara, along with all the classic rides for the little ones.

If you're planning a visit to Mirabilandia Amusement Park, here is useful information to enjoy a perfect day.

Where it is and how to get there

Mirabilandia is located in Savio in the province of Ravenna.
The nearest airport is Rimini, about 60 km away, but it does not operate national flights; Bologna Airport is about 100 km away. The park can be reached from the main Adriatic Riviera beach locations by various means. There is a large parking facility (approximately €5.00 per entry).

By car via the E45 expressway towards Ravenna, exit "Mirabilandia" - Get directions
By train the closest station to the park is Lido di Savio/Lido di Classe, connected by a shuttle (€1.50 per person) with coordinates matching the main train arrival and departure times
By bus from Lido di Savio, line 176 and the shuttle (€1.50); from Ravenna or Milan line 4 + line 176 (costing between €2.80 and €6.00 depending on distance); the Bonelli Bus departs from major tourist areas along the Riviera (€6.00 round trip)
By airplane from Bologna Airport, reach Bologna Central Station with the Marconi Express in about 7 minutes (€8.70), then by train (€8.00, duration 1h and 23 min) to Lido di Savio, and with the shuttle (€1.50) you reach the park - Compare flights to Bologna - from €79.00

Opening Hours

The park is regularly open from April to November, except for special openings.
Hours depend on the season, and the calendar changes from year to year:

At Mirabilandia, there is also Mirabeach, a second water park located right next to the main park and is open only during the summer months (from June to September).

Ticket Prices

*Discounts are for children up to 10 years old and with a height of up to 140 cm

Where to Stay: Hotels and Resorts Near Mirabilandia

There is a wide variety of hotels, resorts, and bed & breakfasts immediately surrounding the park. During the low season, the park itself offers advantageous packages that include park + hotel.

Those looking for convenience can choose to stay within one or two km of the park, which is easily accessible on foot. If you have a larger budget, you can take advantage of more luxurious resorts and enjoy a short vacation.

Bed and Breakfast Bella Romagna prices starting at €30.00 per person
Villa Alessia prices starting at €35.00 per person
Agriturismo Vista Parco prices starting at €75.00 per person
Hotel Adriatico prices starting at €84.00 per person
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Where to Stay Nearby

The proximity to the Romagna Riviera is a significant advantage for those intending to visit the park and stay in the area. The abundance of accommodations allows for a wide choice both in terms of location and type and price.
You can choose to stay in Ravenna (find hotels and B&Bs here from €42.00 per room), Rimini (find hotels and B&Bs here from €49.00 per room), Milano Marittima (find hotels and B&Bs here from €39.00 per room).

Useful Tips for Visiting Mirabilandia

For a perfect visit the advice is to choose the day carefully: from Monday to Friday, the park is quieter, usually without long lines for the attractions.
It is advisable to avoid holiday weekends or the months of July and August, as they are chaotic periods.

Entering in the evening is a useful trick to avoid long lines, especially during high season: in the late afternoon, many visitors (especially families with children and groups) leave the park.

By purchasing the ticket online, you can save money, especially for a family! Although the park has various bars and restaurants, they can be quite expensive, so it's worth preparing sandwiches and snacks to enjoy in one of the many green areas of the park.

Best period from April to early June, weekdays see relatively low attendance with waits between 5 and 25 minutes; it's the best time to enjoy the park, its attractions, and shows.
Best hours and days during the week and in the evening for lower attendance; avoid weekends, especially in July and August.
Minimum recommended time the time needed to try most attractions, while maybe spending more time on your favorites, is a whole day (about 8 hours).
Download the official app available for Apple and Android devices, offers an interactive map of the park to know the location of attractions, pathways, shows, restaurants, shops, and services. You can receive notifications to stay updated on show times and personalized "deals of the day."
Skip the line the Flash Pass available on the official site is a "time-saving" system that reduces wait times for access to major attractions.
Other useful tips an essential accessory for anyone visiting the park in the evening or in spring is a raincoat (you might get splashed at some attractions)! Comfortable shoes and a change of clothes are also recommended, especially for kids.

Attractions and Shows at Mirabilandia

katun attraction mirabilandia — Photo by Stefan Scheer.

The entrance to the park is unique and well marked, located near the parking lot. There are six themed areas: Ducati World, Far West Valley, Bimbopoli, Dinoland, Route 66, and Adventureland.
The attractions are numerous and are divided into three categories: extreme, moderate, and calm.

Extreme Attractions:

iSpeed modern and fast roller coasters, with an intense launch for 5 seconds
Katun another jewel of the park, is a world-class "inverted" roller coaster with tracks above and free-hanging legs
Divertical the tallest water coaster in the world is a giant slide preceded by an elevator that loads the boat and then releases it. The anxiety of the ascent anticipates the sensations of the drop and the rest of the ride.

Moderate Attractions:

Max Adventures Master Thai family-friendly roller coasters, with a double track that runs almost parallel to the other train
Rexplorer a time travel ride in Dinoland on a train speeding through canyons and caves, an adrenaline-pumping ride suitable for younger guests as well
El Dorado Falls the boats climb a long ascent and, after a single bend, drop creating a huge wave.

Calm Attractions:

Santa Fè Express a comfortable monorail offering a panoramic tour of the park
Monosauro a monorail with cars decorated in the shape of dinosaur eggs that run through a prehistoric setting
Mini Rapids a water ride of ups and downs on a log.

Shows:

The park's show offerings are good and varied, changing with each season. The main show is called Police School and features stuntman performances with cars, motorcycles, and trucks. It is held in a designated area of the park and often involves volunteers from the audience.
In the theaters, musicals are staged primarily for children but not exclusively.

The detailed program with timings is available on the site at the start of each season and can also be picked up at the entrance, along with the map.

Where to Eat at Mirabilandia

Mirabilandia is not only the most visited amusement park for its attractions and shows but also for the opportunity to enjoy good food. Inside the park, there is an abundance of choices at all times of the day, with offerings ranging from Italian cuisine to typical Romagna dishes, including pizza, kebabs, and classic McDonald's, as well as other tasty snacks.

Among the dining options is Dino's Pizza Time, a dinosaur-themed fast food offering pizza, hot dogs, fries, and more. The Frutteria Macé offers fresh organic snacks made with fresh fruit, smoothies, and juices prepared on the spot.

Historical Facts, Curiosities, and Practical Info: What You Should Know

Mirabilandia was inaugurated on July 8, 1992, based on a project conceived in the 1980s. The first mascot was a character named Mirabilio, an anthropomorphic version of a large, smiling, chubby face.

The stuntmen from the Police School show have also participated in the production of some TV series such as Police District and Carabinieri, featuring acrobatic stunts involving cars and motorcycles.
The park has also been the location for Italian films such as "A Perfect Love" (2001) and "...What if Tomorrow" (2005).
In 2013, the VI Italian Bowl, the final match of the A2 series American football championship, was held in the park, won by the Grizzlies Roma against the Lions Bergamo.

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