Not overly expensive, and a lot of fun. Not too long a wait for rides, a lot of food choices.. Everyone was very nice. We went on a Friday and there was a concert that night, so a lot of young people were there and were having a good time. It turned a little too cold for us to stay for the concert, but would recomend for an afternoon/evening.

Such a great place to hangout for an evening or two. Fab grounds with amusements rides, entertainment, eateries. Just the best place to relax and have a beer and watc the world go by. The Danes are beautiful people too.

Beautiful grounds with many places to sit and enjoy the beauty surrounding us. A theme park is hidden in the background. We were just there to enjoy the grounds and we certainly did. Would have liked to have spent more time there but were tired after a walking tour of Copenhagens city center. Hint: Visit first thing in the morning when they open and stay all day. Also, we visited on a weekday as suggested, it was less crowded.

It helps to appreciate what Tivoli Gardens is and not come with the wrong expectations. This was the first true amusement park in Europe, built in the 1800s and was one of the places that inspired Walt Disney in designing Disneyland. It still has peaceful gardens and lakeside views and a lot of the old style charm. There is a large collection of mild thrill rides as well. It's not anywhere on the scale of Disney World or Six Flags, nor does it try to be. Most of the negative comments deal with the fact that the rides aren't included with the admission price, but this is something they state very clearly. Also, the basic admission is much cheaper than a place like Disney, and the idea is that people who don't want to go on the rides can come and watch without having to pay for everything.

We were in Copenhagen on holiday and had always intended to visit Tivoli Gardens although not for the rides. The gardens we knew about. Very well tended and presented with good successional planting so over the summer there is always something in flower. At the time we hadn't appreciated there is an entertainment programme, but some nights are clearly better than others so if you have flexibility it pays to plan ahead to schedule the visit with something you like. Concerts are quite eclectic with a wide variety of music and some well-known musical acts play from time to time. We arrived late afternoon so you get the benefit of gardens in daylight but as it gets darker, there are impressive illuminations. Other attractions are a daily light show scheduled 45 minutes before the park closes and on Saturdays a fireworks display. For non thrill seekers the attraction is still worth a visit but it pays to choose your dates carefully to maximise value.

I visited during the Halloween period and I was blown away by the decorations. Really impressed with the rides and the entire atmosphere. It was a bit expensive but was worth it. You are well protected because there were lots of security personnels inside and food outlets as well. There is a pond also with tiny boats for those so inclined to enjoy water sports. So many roller coasters as well. It was fun for all young and old. I will definitely recommend . The exterior of the building and the entire block is beautiful at nights. It gave life to downtown Copenhagen. A definite must visit for the entire family.

We were in Tivoli on our honeymoon in 1971. It was much more genteel then with lots of "gardens", but now it's a theme park. If you like being thrown upside down in the air and flung about then this is for you. Or maybe you just like to watch other people being scared? Having said that it is a great atmosphere and there are fountains and even the occasional quieter corners to enjoy. The eating places are quite pricey: we had an Italian meal once which was satisfactory, and another day we went to Tivoli Food Hall which was disappointing. Reffen is better (take bus line 2A to the terminus). We went twice to Tivoli: once on our Copenhagen Card and once with a ticket for a concert. The concerts of classical music are of a really high standard and the ticket includes admission to the Tivoli Gardens. Everyone at the concert (a violin recital) seemed to be Danish. Where were the tourists? They had suddenly disappeared!

First thing, yes it was expensive but it was worth it as a one-off visit because it didn't feel like any other commercial theme park. They've just about done enough to keep the authentic and historic atmosphere. There's no giant rollercoasters but the smaller nature of the park worked great. You can hop on 3 or 4 really fun rides in the time it would take to queue up for one giant rollercoaster at Disney. Lot's of mini-arcade spots as well to keep everyone entertained.

Loved Tivoli gardens I would say it is best to visit at night when all the lights are bright. There is a light show by the lakes at 21.30 The atmosphere was lovely. Plenty of places to eat , lots of shops. The rides were fantastic. It's a little way from the centre of Copenhagen so a bus or organised trip is recommended.

For being such a small amusement park it really has a lot of fun things to do. And it is a really beautiful park too. The old wooden rollercoaster is really fun, especially in the back. Tic tac looks a little too much, but it was a really fun ride! The deamon was also amazing, a little short but with the space the park has, they have done an amazing job to build it there. And if you don't like rides, the park has a lot of games to play, and some calmer rides like a fairytale ride. And they have rides for the smaller kids too. So everyone can have fun here.