Terra Mítica Benidorm
Updated 12/10/2026 by the onbenidorm team · Prices checked October 2026
Terra Mítica is Benidorm's ride theme park, open from mid-May to early November. Adult tickets cost €41 at the gate or €35 online in low season and €49 or €43 in high season; juniors and over-65s pay less and under-3s go free. Parking is €10, bus 042 stops outside, and Halloween runs from 3 October, with Horror Nights on 17 and 24 October 2026.
- Adult ticket
- €35–43 online, €41–49 at the gate
- 2026 season
- Opened 15 May; Halloween 3 October – 1 November
- Parking
- €10 per car, €13 covered
- Bus
- Line 042 from Avenida Beniardá
- Address
- Partida del Moralet s/n, Benidorm
Terra Mítica tickets and prices
Buying online saves €5–6 on every Terra Mítica ticket, and the afternoon ticket from 15:00 is the cheapest way in. The prices below are from the park's official price list, updated in August 2026. Compare them with the other parks in our Benidorm theme parks guide.
- Under-3s go free with an adult.
- Tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded.
- The 2026 season pass cost €93 for adults and €67 for juniors and seniors.
- In October 2026 the park offered 2-for-1 adult tickets on Sundays with a promo code.
| Ticket | Low season | High season |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (13–64) | €41 / €35 | €49 / €43 |
| Junior (4–12) or senior (65+) | €35 / €30 | €42 / €37 |
| Afternoon from 15:00, adult | €30.50 / €28 | €37.50 / €35 |
| Afternoon from 15:00, junior or senior | €25.50 / €24 | €32.50 / €31 |
Opening dates and hours
Terra Mítica opens from mid-May to early November and is closed through the winter.
In 2026 the park opened on 15 May, according to its own announcement, and high season began on Saturday 27 June. A ticket reseller lists daily opening until 7 September, then weekends only. The Halloween season runs until 1 November; the reseller also lists weekends later in November, so check the official calendar before planning a November visit.
Daily hours vary between 10:30–19:00, 11:00–20:30 and 10:30–21:00 on the official calendar. On August Fridays in 2026 the Iberia area stayed open until 23:00 at no extra cost. No 2027 dates had been published when we checked.
The reseller also reports that from mid-May to June only the Egypt, Greece and Rome areas open, with Iberia and the Islands joining from 1 July. If those areas matter to you, go in July or later.
Rides and height limits
The headline coasters need at least 1.30–1.40 m and are recommended from age 10 or 14, so check heights before you buy junior tickets.
Other rides include Tornado, Cataratas del Nilo, Rápidos de Argos and La Cólera de Akiles, and Cuca Park is the area for young children.
| Ride | What it is | Height | Recommended age |
|---|---|---|---|
| Titánide | Inverted coaster, 100 km/h | 1.30–1.95 m | 14+ |
| Inferno | Thrill coaster | 1.40–1.95 m | 14+ |
| Synkope | 35 m pendulum, 90 km/h | Minimum 1.40 m | 10+ |
| El Vuelo del Fénix | 54 m drop tower | Minimum 1.30 m | Not stated |
Halloween and Horror Nights 2026
Terra Mítica's Halloween season runs from 3 October to 1 November 2026, with a special late opening on 31 October from 11:00 to 01:00.
Horror Nights take place on Saturdays 3, 10, 17 and 24 October. The 10 October night sold out, so book the remaining dates of 17 and 24 October ahead. For the rest of the month's events in town, see events in October 2026 and our Benidorm in October guide.
Getting there and parking
Terra Mítica is at Partida del Moralet on the inland edge of Benidorm, about 4 km (around 10 minutes by car) from the nearest beach.
By bus, take Llorente Bus (Avanza) line 042 from Avenida Beniardá to the V. Terra Mítica stop. Buses run roughly hourly from about 10:00 to 20:40, with a gap of around three hours at midday, and a single costs €1.60. The TRAM also has a Terra Mítica stop. Parking costs €10 per car, €13 covered, €10 for motorhomes and €5 for motorbikes. For a taxi, see Benidorm taxis.
Food, lockers and rules
You cannot take your own food into Terra Mítica, but there are picnic areas in the pre-park zone outside the gates.
If you want to eat your own lunch, leave the park and ask for a re-entry stamp on the way out. Lockers are next to the turnstiles; the park does not publish their price. Bring sun cream and water bottles for the queues in summer.
Tips and who it suits
Terra Mítica suits teenagers and adults best, because the biggest rides need 1.30–1.40 m and are recommended from 10 or 14.
- Buy online and consider the afternoon ticket if you only want a few hours.
- Pair it with Terra Natura, which is nearby on the same bus line.
- In July and August average highs reach 30–31°C; arrive at opening time.
- With younger children, compare Mundomar and Aqualandia, or read Benidorm with kids.
- Afterwards, see what's on tonight back in town.
Other Benidorm parks
| Name | Area | Known for |
|---|---|---|
| Aqualandia | Rincón de Loix | Water park, summer only |
| Mundomar | Rincón de Loix | Animal shows |
| Terra Natura | Near Terra Mítica | Zoo and Aqua Natura |
Terra Mítica Benidorm — FAQs
How much is Terra Mítica in 2026?
Adults pay €41 at the gate or €35 online in low season, and €49 or €43 in high season. Juniors aged 4–12 and seniors over 65 pay €35 or €30 in low season and €42 or €37 in high season. Under-3s go free. Afternoon tickets from 15:00 start at €28 online.
When does Terra Mítica close for the season?
The official Halloween programme runs until 1 November 2026. A ticket reseller also lists weekend opening later in November, so the exact closing date is not clear; check the official calendar before you go. The park is closed through the winter and reopened in mid-May in 2026.
When are Terra Mítica Horror Nights 2026?
Horror Nights run on Saturdays 3, 10, 17 and 24 October 2026. The 10 October night sold out, so book 17 or 24 October in advance. Halloween theming runs throughout from 3 October to 1 November, with a special opening from 11:00 to 01:00 on 31 October.
Can you take food into Terra Mítica?
No. Outside food is not allowed in the park. There are picnic areas in the pre-park zone, so you can eat your own lunch there; ask for a re-entry stamp when you leave so you can get back in. Food and drink are on sale inside.
How tall do you need to be for Terra Mítica rides?
Titánide needs 1.30–1.95 m, Inferno 1.40–1.95 m, Synkope at least 1.40 m and El Vuelo del Fénix at least 1.30 m. Titánide and Inferno are recommended from age 14 and Synkope from 10. Younger children have dedicated areas such as Cuca Park.
How do I get to Terra Mítica from Benidorm?
Bus 042 runs from Avenida Beniardá to the park roughly hourly between about 10:00 and 20:40, with a long midday gap. The TRAM has a Terra Mítica stop, and the park is about 10 minutes by car from the beach. Parking is €10, or €13 for a covered space.
Is Terra Mítica open in winter?
No. The park's calendar runs only from May to November, and the Visit Benidorm tourist board describes the season as mid-May to early November. In winter, Mundomar and Terra Natura are the only Benidorm parks reported to open, on a limited basis.
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Last updated 12 October 2026 by the onbenidorm team.