Isla Mágica Seville: Tickets, Attractions, Opening Times & More
Isla Mágica in Seville is a theme park with attractions for the whole family. Children can have just as much fun here as adults. However, there is something you should know before your visit: the amusement park is divided into two main areas: a theme park and a water park. There is a ticket that gives you access to both, but we recommend experiencing them separately.
Isla Mágica Seville Theme Park Attractions
The theme park takes the era of European colonisation as its main theme. This means you will find a range of rides and attractions for both adults and children inspired by Spanish expeditions to Latin America.
Roller coasters, rides and shows allow you to follow in the footsteps of the Spanish explorers who set out to discover the world.
The Isla Mágica attractions are spread across different themed areas of the park, making it easier to find your way around.
Puerto de Indias | Puerta de América | Amazonia | La Guarida de los Piratos | La Fuente de la Juventud | El Dorado |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
El Desafío (free-fall-tower) | Anaconda (water ride) | Jaguar (ferris wheel-style ride where you can end up upside down) | ¡A los cañones! (a teacup-style ride featuring boats and cannons instead of cups) | Zum-Zum Las Abejitas (monorail ride) | Rápidos del Orinoco (water ride with round boats) |
Los Bucaneros (monorail ride) | Navío Barbarroja (swinging pirate ship) | Iguazú (water ride) | Los Náufragos (water ride) | Rueda Primavera (ferris wheel for children) | El Vuelo del Halcón (chair swing ride) |
La Travesía (gentle boat ride) | El Tren de Potosí (roller coaster suitable for children) | Topetazú (dodgem cars) | Dimensión 4 (4D cinema) | La Rana Saltarina (children's free-fall tower) | |
Carabelas (replicas of 16th-century ships) | El Galeón (replica of a Spanish galleon) | Las Llamas (ride on artificial llamas) | Capitan Bálas (interactive ride) | Crisálida (carousel ride) | |
| Carrusel Mágico (carousel) | | Los Toneles (barrel carousel) | Caimán Bailón (water ride for children) | |
| | | | Sapo Saltón (children's carousel) | |
Depending on the season and which area of the park you are visiting, shows are also available. These include El juicio del Capitán Fantasma in El Dorado and, around Halloween, El árbol tragón in La Fuente de la Juventud.
With so many attractions at Isla Mágica Seville and so much to see and do, it is worth spending the entire day here. Whether you are visiting with family or friends, there is plenty to keep you entertained.
Isla Mágica Water Park: Agua Mágica
The second main area is appropriately called Agua Mágica, a dedicated water park.
Since Seville, unlike some other destinations in Andalusia, is not located directly on the coast, Agua Mágica is a popular day out for both locals and tourists.
The highlights include water slides, as well as large and small swimming pools. There are also dedicated pools for younger children and slightly older kids.
As you can easily spend a whole day here too, it is worth visiting the two areas separately if you have enough time.
Isla Mágica Tickets, Opening Times and How to Get There
The price of admission to Isla Mágica Seville depends on whether you want to spend the entire day at the park, with tickets starting at €26, or only visit in the afternoon, with tickets starting at €22.
Discounts are also available for children, seniors, with prices starting at €20, and people with disabilities, with prices starting at €14. It is worth booking your ticket in advance.
On the official Isla Mágica website, you can also choose from various meal options, starting at €8.90, and purchase an option that allows you to skip the queues for selected attractions, starting at €1.
There is also the option to purchase unlimited ride photos from €15 and reserve a parking space from €7.
Admission to Agua Mágica is considerably cheaper, with tickets starting at €9. Tickets for the water park can also be purchased separately from Isla Mágica.
For an additional €8, you can reserve two sun loungers.
Children aged 0 to 3, as well as children under 1 metre tall, can enter the park free of charge and do not require a ticket.
Isla Mágica Theme Park Opening Times
The opening hours for the theme park can vary considerably depending on the day, season and expected visitor numbers.
The park usually opens at 11 am and closes at either 7 pm, 10 pm, 11 pm or midnight. On some days, however, it is only open in the afternoon, from 5 pm until midnight.
Agua Mágica Opening Times
28 May to 25 September: 11.30 am to 8 pm
Opening dates and times can vary from one season to another, so it is advisable to check the official website before your visit.
How to Get to Isla Mágica
Rotonda Isla Mágica (Isla de la Cartuja), 41092 Sevilla
Take bus C3 and get off at Plaza de Armas or Prado de San Sebastián.
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What to Expect When Visiting Isla Mágica
Comfortable shoes are definitely recommended when visiting Isla Mágica, as you will likely spend a lot of time walking around the park.
If you are visiting Agua Mágica, you will of course need swimwear, as well as a towel, shower gel and shampoo. Valuables can be stored in lockers.
It is possible to leave the park and return later on the same day. However, you need to inform staff at the entrance and obtain the appropriate wristband before leaving.
Food and drink must be purchased inside the park and cannot be brought in from outside. Isla Mágica has several restaurants and food outlets, with options to suit a wide range of tastes.
FAQ
Can I get food at Isla Mágica?
Yes. Isla Mágica has several restaurants and food outlets, so you can easily buy food and drinks during your visit. This applies to both the theme park and Agua Mágica water park.
Which months is Isla Mágica open?
The Isla Mágica theme park operates throughout the year, while Agua Mágica is a seasonal water park that is generally open from May to September. It is worth checking the official website before your visit, as opening dates and times can vary considerably depending on the season and day.
Which days are less busy at Isla Mágica?
Isla Mágica is generally quieter on weekdays, excluding public holidays and school holidays.
The official booking page uses small symbols to indicate expected visitor levels for different days, making it easier to identify dates when the park is expected to be quieter.