Bought a three day ticket to all three parks. It was very busy when we went as all the local school children had gone there for an end of year treat. Very manic and noisy. Still over the three days we managed to get on all the rides we wanted to. Some of the rollercoasters are great and some are pretty rough and bash you about a bit. Ok, if you're young, but not us middle age folk. Food in the park is your usual stuff and quite expensive for what it is. Ferrari land isn't great though, unless you really love the brand. Only one good ride there as far as I'm concerned. The water park next door is good. Plenty of space and sun loungers. Rides are good too. A must do, if you visit Salou.

We came in 2019 - prior to the pandemics - and came back now. It was a very good surprise to see that the customer service mindset of the park has improved dramatically and every employee is attentive and friendly. Rides and infrastructure is very well maintained, it is a great option for all ages and we had a lot of fun!

If visiting during summer I would suggest saving money by buying an evening ticket which allows access from 6pm i believe. When we went for the whole day the park was so busy it was over an hour wait for all rides and the queues get very boring which takes away from the experience of the actual ride when you finally get to it. We stayed from 11am until 11pm and after 7pm the park was basically empty! The waits for the rides that had previously been 2 hours (dragon khan & shambhala) were about 10 minutes which was basically just walk straight on. We managed to do all the big rides and a few others in a couple of hours! Definitely don’t bother coming during the day- the evening is less busy and there’s more shows and entertainment

A great theme park for all ages. I love how it is all set up as mini worlds such as China, Polynesia, The Wild West, The Mediterranean, Mexico and even seasame street. They were all decorated so well and felt like you had been transported to that country. I went with my partner and we loved the rollercoasters. Dragon Khan was amazing. Thrill seekers will be in their element. I would recommend avoiding visiting on the weekend due to how busy it can be. The longest we queued for a ride was 1hour but it did seem to get worse throughout the day. There are a few restaurants and vendors throughout the park.

Lack of staff about to help manage a smooth experience. Unsure if covid played a part in this. People kept jumping the queue mainly spainish aged school children. Queues up to 1 hour 50 mins. If you are bigger in the skin like myself and parter. You will struggle to feel comfortable on the rides. Some won't let you on at all. I get the safety aspect but by now I would have thought attractions would be more diverse. My favourite ride dragon Khan which was worth the wait.

Had a great day out here, the rides were mind blowing. Went to Ferrari land aswell. If you have just a day here like we had I'd highly recommend getting the express passes. You'll get on all the rides in a day then. Only negative was it was peak season & some of the restaurants weren't open during the day. Other than that can't wait to get back.

Excellent park.plenty to do. We had a two day trip. 1st day we queued and managed to get about 10 rides done. Average length queue was about an hour. The 2nd day we got two fast passes. A bit expensive but well worth it. We managed to get over 80 rides done. Many multiple times. One tip. Bring your own food. Very very expensive for rubbish. 2 lunches. 1/2 rack of ribs. Warm chips. Drink and an ice cream for 2 people £40. 10 out of 10 for the rides. 1 out of 10 for the food

My partner and I had a great time during our 2 day visit to PortAventura and FerrariLand. It’s pretty much capitalism at it’s finest. You’re gonna want to have one of those Express Passes. More on that later. The first day we entered the park as soon as it opened the gates and man it got crowded really fast. We figured we’d follow the Spanish kids as they rushed the park to Shambhalah, truly a sight to behold. One of B&M’s smoothest most thrilling hypercoasters. Queue times can get quite long, don’t rely too much on the queue time displays scattered around the park. Ride operators are in no rush to get trains to leave the stations, meaning the rides don’t

We pre booked our tickets online and found this was cheaper than paying on arrival. As we were staying in Salou we walked to the entrance for 10am when it opened and the entrance was absolutely packed and felt quite claustrophobic. We walked to the 1st ride of Furious Bacon and ended up queuing for 2 hours to get on this ride, even then we jumped the queue a little as most people were in groups and wanted to go on the ride together and they just needed 2 people so we out our hand up and were called to the front. The ride is amazing if a little short. Not sure its worth the 2 hour wait. We tried to get on the new Enchanted ride but the queue for this was even longer so gave it a miss. There are boards all around the park giving queue times but don't take the as accurate. A must for us was the Turkish Splash but be prepared to get wet. Its a great park and not as expensive as some but just be prepared to queue a lot. Food and drink is very expensive but you are allowed to take your own in if you want. If you use a rucksack there are lockers available around the park or you can leave them at the side of each ride. There is lots more to see and do than just the rides so if you are not a thrill seeker there is still lots to do.

Tickets - recommend getting in advance so can just scan at gates rather than waiting in queues to buy or pick up at booth. Wait times - we visited on 7th July and entered park at opening (10:30am) and averaged 30min wait time. Up until about 1pm when the ques grew to 1-1.5 hours, we then explored the park and got lunch. After about 3pm things got quiet again and managed another couple of rides again. Finishing at new ride uncharted which we done in around 45min. If I was to do it again I would go later in evening after 4pm potentially as lines are smaller and not as hot as shade is limited. We stayed until 6pm and grab a taxi with ease at taxi rank outside entrance (in car park).