The drop on a water ride at Gardaland, by Lake Garda. Photo: Andrzej Otrębski, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (resized).
This page is for anyone heading to Gardaland who wants to know what admission costs, which ticket to choose and whether the fast pass is worth it. For rides, food and how to get there, see our Gardaland guide.
Gardaland ticket prices in 2026
Gardaland sells two kinds of ticket: a chosen-date ticket (data selezionata), which is the cheapest, and an open-date ticket (data libera), which you can use on any day of the season. Almost all prices are "from" prices, and the website itself warns that rates may vary. There is just one rule for children: those under 90 cm tall get in free at all the parks in the resort.
| Ticket | Adult | Child | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 day, open date | From €59 online | Free under 90 cm | If you have not fixed your day yet; valid from 28 March to 1 November 2026 |
| 2 park days + 1 aquarium day (chosen date) | From €59 online, from €74 at the box office | Free under 90 cm | A two-day break; the second visit within 6 days |
| Magic Winter, open date | €27 online until 5 December; €34 after that | Free under 90 cm | A Christmas visit with no fixed date |
| Magic Winter, chosen date | From €29 online | Free under 90 cm | A Christmas visit with your day already set |
We did not find a separate child rate on the tickets page: the published rule is that children under 90 cm tall do not pay. The 2-day ticket also includes a day at the SEA LIFE aquarium. The open-date Magic Winter ticket covers the park and LEGOLAND Water Park's Miniland on the same day, plus SEA LIFE on that day or the next.
When it is cheapest
- Online rather than at the box office. For every product with a box office price, the box office was more expensive.
- In winter, the earlier the better. The open-date Magic Winter ticket costs €27 online until 5 December and €34 from then on.
- 2027 season. Gardaland has not published its prices yet; we will add them when they come out.
Gardaland Express: fast pass prices
The fast pass is called Gardaland Express and comes in three versions. You can buy it online or at the kiosks, and online is cheaper:
- Give me 5: from €27 online, €30 at the kiosk.
- Epic 17: €57 online, €60 at the kiosk.
- NoLimits: €87 online, €90 at the kiosk.
You need the Gardaland Express app to use it, it is non-refundable and only a limited number are sold each day. Online purchases for 2026 are valid until 1 November.
Official website or GetYourGuide?
The official website is the price benchmark, and here the difference matters: Gardaland sells for less online than at the box office, and offers such as the Magic Winter launch price are on its website. The GetYourGuide listing is a 1-day ticket for a fixed date. On GetYourGuide you pay in your own language and currency, see the cancellation terms for the listing before paying and can bundle the ticket with other activities on your trip.
Before you buy
- The box offices close 2 hours before the park closes. If you plan to buy there, do not arrive late.
- If it rains or there is a power cut, the ticket price is not refunded.
- With the chosen-date 2-day ticket, the second park day has to fall within the following 6 days.
- If your child is around 90 cm, measure them at home: that decides whether they get in free.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
In the main season, a day at the park cost €59 online with an open date and from €59 at the box office. In winter, the open-date Magic Winter ticket costs €27 online until 5 December and €34 after that; with a chosen date, from €29.
Children under 90 cm tall get in free at all the parks in the resort. We did not find a separate child rate on the tickets page.
Yes, but it costs more: the ticket for 2 park days plus an aquarium day cost from €74 at the box office versus from €59 online. The box offices close 2 hours before the park closes.
Buy online with a chosen date. In winter, Magic Winter is the cheapest of the tickets we saw: €27 online with an open date until 5 December, or from €29 with a chosen date.
It depends on the day. It ranges from €27 online for Give me 5 to €87 for NoLimits, it is non-refundable and places are limited each day. Our take: on a summer Saturday it is worth it; on a mid-season Tuesday you usually will not need it.
Official sources checked on 29 October 2026: Gardaland tickets and passes, Magic Winter, extras and Gardaland Express.
