Big rides and kid zones near Ravenna. I like Mirabilandia because it is Italy’s largest amusement park, with 40+ attractions across six themed areas on 850,000 square metres.

I love Katun, the inverted coaster that flies over the ruins of an ancient Mayan city, and I love the energy of the Hot Wheels City – Stunt Show, which gives your day a clear win moment between rides.

One thing to keep straight: this ticket gives you park access, but some attractions are not included, including Ducati World’s Motion Sphere simulators, The Walking Dead, and Mirabeach Water Park.

Key highlights at a glance

• 40+ attractions in six themed areas, spread across a huge 850,000 square metres near Ravenna
• Katun for coaster fans, plus iSpeed for record-attraction adrenaline
• Eurowheel as your recovery option, a 90-metre Ferris wheel for calmer views
• Nickelodeon Land (2025) for kids, with SpongeBob, Ninja Turtles, and PAW Patrol plus 10 attractions
• Ducati World, Dinoland, Bimbopoli for variety between thrill rides and kid-friendly fun
• Hot Wheels City – Stunt Show so you are not stuck only running from ride to ride

Mirabilandia in one day: how to map your flow near Ravenna

A one-day ticket works best if you treat Mirabilandia like a day of zones, not a checklist. The park covers 850,000 square metres, so you will walk. That sounds obvious, but it matters because the difference between a smooth day and a cranky day is simple planning.

Here is how I like to structure it. First, pick your “musts” from the thrill side and the show side. Then add one family or kid-focused zone. Mirabilandia has the kind of mix where you can do that without feeling like you are missing everything. You also get rain or shine entertainment, so you are not forced into an all-or-nothing plan if weather shifts.

One more practical note: your entry is valid for one day, but you still need to check availability to see the starting times. That makes timing feel a bit more intentional, especially during peak season.

Ticket value and pricing: what $35 buys (and what it doesn’t)

The headline price is about $35 per person for 1-day entry. For an amusement park this big, I think that is decent value because the ticket includes access to the park’s attractions and shows for the day.

What makes it more worthwhile is the kid policy. Kids under 100 cm enter for free and without any ticket, which can turn this from a “one adult, one kid” budget strain into an easy family plan.

Also pay attention to ticket type. You can choose an open-date entry ticket, which you can use on any day, or a cheaper standard entry ticket for a specific date. If you are traveling and weather matters, the open-date option can be the smarter call even if it costs a bit more.

Now, the key catch: you are buying Mirabilandia Park access, not every attraction in the wider complex world. The ticket does not include:

• Ducati World’s Motion Sphere simulators
• The Walking Dead attraction
• Mirabeach Water Park

If those are high on your list, you should factor that into your planning before you assume you are covered.

Adrenaline first: Katun, iSpeed, and a calmer reset on Eurowheel

If your family splits into thrill people and “save me” people, Mirabilandia handles that better than most parks. The coaster lineup gives you legit adrenaline, and you also have built-in breaks that do not feel like wasted time.

Start with Katun. It is an inverted coaster that flies over the ruins of an ancient Mayan city. The setting alone is a reason to schedule it early, because it is one of those rides you want when you have energy, not after your legs are done.

Next, look for iSpeed, one of the record-breaking attractions. It is the kind of ride that tends to pull big reactions quickly, and it is one of the easiest choices for anyone who wants a hit of speed without overthinking it.

Then, I like to plan a recovery moment with Eurowheel, the 90-metre-high Ferris wheel. This is your “sit, breathe, regroup” option. After the coasters, you get a different pace and a better chance to see what the park is doing around you.

Themed lands you will actually use: Nickelodeon Land, Ducati World, Dinoland, Bimbopoli

Mirabilandia spreads its attractions across themed areas, and that is the real secret for a satisfying day. You are not fighting one giant blob of rides. You are moving between different moods.

Nickelodeon Land (2025): the easiest win for younger kids

The 2025 novelty is Nickelodeon Land, built as a kids-first world that still works for adults. It brings 10 attractions, 3 dining outlets, and 1 shop into a focused area of about 25,000 square metres.

It also uses recognizable characters like SpongeBob, the Ninja Turtles, and PAW Patrol. If you are traveling with children, this kind of themed zone often reduces friction. Kids can point, families can agree, and you spend less time renegotiating what happens next.

Ducati World: motorcycle-themed fun, with one notable exclusion

Ducati World is motorcycle-themed, which is a fun twist if your group likes engines, speed, or just something different from the usual carnival style.

One detail to know: the ticket does not include Ducati World’s Motion Sphere simulators. That means you can still explore the Ducati World area and ride what is included, but if simulators are a must for your group, you will need to plan for that separately.

Dinoland: creature-guarded thrill energy

Dinoland is built around thrilling attractions guarded by amazing creatures. It is a good fit if you want more “wow factor” without everything being strictly coaster-based.

In a mixed-age group, Dinoland can be a bridge zone. The theme helps younger kids engage, and the attractions keep older kids interested.

Bimbopoli: the Children’s Town for younger energy

When it is time for slower, play-based fun, Bimbopoli is the “Children’s Town” zone. This is where you give little ones room to move and recharge without dragging them past thrill rides that just do not fit their comfort level.

It also makes your day feel more balanced. You are not only surviving the big rides. You are building in kid-friendly time that actually works.

Shows that organize your day: Hot Wheels City – Stunt Show

At Mirabilandia, shows are not filler. They are your built-in rhythm. When you schedule a show between ride clusters, your day gets easier, not harder.

My pick is the Hot Wheels City – Stunt Show. It is famous for stunts, and it fits the park’s general style. When you are tired from walking and queueing, a show gives you something that feels shared and complete, not broken up into five micro-decisions.

Also, because Mirabilandia offers both indoor and outdoor entertainment, shows help if weather turns unexpectedly. You do not need to panic-shuffle your entire plan. You can still keep the day moving.

What the ticket skips: Motion Sphere, The Walking Dead, Mirabeach

This is the part I would highlight on a sticky note. Your entry ticket includes access to all attractions and shows at Mirabilandia, with specific exceptions.

Not included

• Ducati World’s Motion Sphere simulators
• The Walking Dead attraction
• Mirabeach Water Park

This matters because water parks and simulator attractions can be the “headline” for some visitors. If that is your situation, you should decide early whether you want to:

• focus your day on Mirabilandia proper, or
• add separate access to what is excluded.

Either approach can work. Just do not assume you will cover everything with one ticket.

Weather, timing, and pace: rain or shine fun without stress

The park welcomes you rain or shine, which is a big deal in Romagna. I like that Mirabilandia is set up for continuous indoor and outdoor entertainment. It means your day is not derailed by a drizzle.

Timing still matters, though. Since validity is for one day and starting times depend on availability, you should plan to arrive with a basic idea of your top rides and show window. If you wait until you get there with zero plan, you will still have fun, but the day will feel more like running after randomness.

Also, keep pace realistic. The park is huge, so if your group has both thrill seekers and kids, you will win by planning at least one “reset zone” where no one is asking for the next big thing right away. Eurowheel and Bimbopoli can do that job well.

Finally, know that the activity is non-refundable. If your travel dates are flexible, consider the open-date ticket option so you are not forced to gamble.

Halloween at Mirabilandia: what changes from October 5 to November 3

If your visit falls during Halloween season, Mirabilandia has a themed run from October 5 to November 3. That is useful to know because seasonal events can change the vibe and crowd rhythm.

Even if you are not trying to do a full Halloween costume thing, this date range can make the park feel more special than a regular day. It can also be a reason to choose an open-date ticket if you want the best match for your schedule.

Who should book this one-day ticket, and who might rethink it

Book this if you want a full-family day that mixes adrenaline, themed lands, and built-in show energy. The combination of Katun, iSpeed, and Hot Wheels City – Stunt Show works for teenagers and adults, while Nickelodeon Land and Bimbopoli give younger kids a place they actually want to be.

It is also a good budget match if you are traveling with kids who are under 100 cm tall, since they enter for free.

Reconsider if your main goal is specifically:

• water time at Mirabeach Water Park, or
• Ducati World Motion Sphere simulators, or
• The Walking Dead attraction

Because those are not included, you may end up paying extra or reshaping the day.

If you want a straight-up thrill-focused itinerary and you are not interested in themed zones, you might still enjoy it, but you will get more value when you use the variety instead of forcing everything into one ride style.

Should you book Mirabilandia Amusement Park for one day?

If you are going with a mixed-age group, I would book it. The park is designed for variety, and that matters on day one when everyone is still deciding what they like.

With a strong 4.5 rating from 244 reviews, the overall signal is clear: the day has enough highs that people feel it was worth their time. Just plan around the exclusions, use the free-kids policy to your advantage, and give yourself at least one planned reset.

FAQ

How long is the Mirabilandia entry ticket valid?

The ticket is valid for 1 day. You should check availability to see the starting times.

Do children under a certain height need a ticket?

Kids under 100 cm tall enter for free and without any ticket.

What is included with the 1-day entry ticket?

Your ticket includes entry to Mirabilandia Amusement Park for 1 day, with access to all attractions and shows.

Which attractions are not included in the ticket?

The ticket does not include Ducati World’s Motion Sphere simulators, The Walking Dead attraction, or access to Mirabeach Water Park.

Can I choose an open-date ticket or a specific date?

Yes. You can choose an open-date entry ticket usable on any day, or a cheaper standard entry ticket for a specific date.

Is the park open in bad weather?

Yes, Mirabilandia welcomes you rain or shine, with non-stop indoor and outdoor entertainment.