Cheap Holidays to Ferrari Land, Salou

Ferrari Land tickets

Counting down the days until your visit to Ferrari Land? Go ahead and buy your Ferrari Land tickets to ensure you get the best price at the park inspired by the Italian racing team. There are many offers to see at Ferrari Land that will suit you.

If you choose to buy them online, they will be a little cheaper: a one-day ticket for Ferrari Land costs 22 euros online and 24 euros at the ticket office for adults, and 19 euros online and 21 euros at the ticket office for juniors and seniors (4 to 10 years old and over 60 years old). Also, at the ticket office you can get special discounts to enter Ferrari Land for large families, holiday groups and school groups, among others.

But Ferrari Land has a lot to offer, so we recommend spending more than one day in its facilities to repeat dizzying attractions such as Red Force and to see all its shows. It is cheaper if you buy Ferrari Land tickets for several days.

You can also opt for Ferrari Land deals that include access to two parks: PortAventura Park and Ferrari Land on the same day. This full ticket costs 58 euros for adults on the website (61 euros at the ticket office) and 51 euros for juniors and seniors on the website (54 euros at the ticket office). This PortAventura+Ferrari Land combo can also be purchased for several days.

It is also possible to purchase the Ferrari Land Express. This is a type of pass that allows you one-time access to certain attractions in the park, some of the most popular, exciting and daring, although it does not allow access to the front rows: Red Force, Thrill Towers, Racing Legends, Flying Drams and Maranello Grand Race. This is a good option for those who are travelling with little time but don't want to miss the best and highlights of Ferrari Land in PortAventura.

Finally, if you want to save time and money, we recommend buying accommodation packages with admission to Ferrari Land. These packages are unbeatable in price because, as a specialised agency, you will get special discounts on both tickets and hotels. This is easier and quicker for you, because with a single purchase you get the whole trip, with everything you need. It is also safer in the sense that if you have any problems with the accommodation or with your experience at Ferrari Land, you have a single contact person to solve any inconvenience you may have on the trip. Make the most of our deals!

How to get to Ferrari Land

To enter the Ferrari Land theme park, you will find the entrance next to the ticket offices at the square leading to PortAventura and Caribe Aquatic Park. If you are already inside PortAventura, you can access Ferrari Land directly, without having to leave the theme park, through a connection in the Mediterránea area.

Access to Ferrari Land is very simple, and there are several options for getting there. If we travel by car, the roads are very good, next to motorways and dual carriageways, until almost the Avenida Alcalde Pere Molas, where it is located.

From Barcelona, take the C-32 and the AP-7, about 110 kilometres, and it takes about an hour and a half; from Lleida, take the AP-2 and the C-14, 100 kilometres and it takes about an hour and a fifteen minute drive; if we travel from the south, from Valencia to Ferrari Land there are 250 kilometres and it takes two and a half hours following the AP-7; if we travel from the centre of the peninsula, from Madrid to Ferrari Land there are 550 kilometres and a little more than 5 and a half hours by car.

And where can we park at Ferrari Land? There are several car parks in the theme park area, just a few metres from the entrances. There are plenty of spaces, they are well organised and there is even a caravanning service.

You can also travel to Ferrari Land by train, a convenient alternative to taking the car. The Renfe medium-distance trains have a stop at PortAventura, from where you can walk for about 10 minutes to the ticket offices of the theme parks. From the train station you will see the unmistakable silhouette of the impressive Ferrari Land Red Force roller coaster.

Another option, for those travelling by train, is to get to Camp de Tarragona station, from where you can take a bus to the parks. It is advisable to check the opening times.

If you are coming from further afield, you can get to Ferrari Land by plane. The nearest airports are El Prat airport in Barcelona, Reus airport and Girona airport. Shuttle buses and car hire services are available at these airports.

Also, many of those who travel to Ferrari Land stay overnight in Salou, close to the beach. From there, it is only 10 minutes by car, and we can also take buses at frequent intervals, trains (there are two lines), taxis, tourist trains and even walk (it is just over two kilometres).

Map of Ferrari Land

What to see in Ferrari Land? What are the must-see attractions? On the Ferrari Land map you can easily find your way around the major attractions. As you can see on the map, the first thing that will catch your eye will be the tower with the symbol of the Italian racing team and which belongs to Red Force, the big roller coaster, the highest in Europe, and which is the symbol of the park. Next to it, you will find the Thrill Towers, which will also give you a good dose of adrenaline.

Right in the centre of the Ferrari Land park is the Ferrari Experience - Ferrari Land Gallery, a large building that will give you all the details and curiosities of the Italian brand and its historical journey. Don't miss a visit to its facilities. Throughout the park, you can also enjoy a drink in its four restaurants: Il Cavallino, Pit-Lane, Via Italia and Paddock.

Make the most of the Ferrari Land opening hours to visit and repeat your favourite attractions: it opens from 11am to 5pm in summer and from 11am to 4pm from October, although it is advisable to check the opening hours at the time of your trip, as they may vary depending on the time of year and public holidays.