Mirabilandia Amusement Park: 1-Day Entry Ticket

Mirabilandia is not a small fairground with a few rides. This is Italy’s largest amusement park, spread across 850,000 square metres near Ravenna, with more than 40 attractions and enough shows to fill a full day. The main draw is the serious roller-coaster line-up, especially Katun and iSpeed, but families have plenty to do between the big rides.

I like the mix of high-speed coasters and gentle family areas. I also like that one ticket covers the park’s attractions and shows, including the Hot Wheels City stunt show and the enormous Eurowheel. The main consideration is simple: the ticket does not cover every add-on, and the park is large enough that a short visit will feel rushed.

Key points at a glance

• Katun flies above a Mayan ruin setting: This inverted coaster is one of the park’s signature rides, with the track above you rather than beneath you.
• Nickelodeon Land is the major 2025 addition: The 25,000-square-metre area includes 10 attractions, three places to eat, and one shop.
• Ducati World adds a motorcycle theme: It brings a different feel from the fantasy and dinosaur areas, though Motion Sphere simulators cost extra.
• Eurowheel offers a slower break: At 90 metres high, the Ferris wheel gives you a calm change of pace after the coasters.
• Shows help pace the day: The Hot Wheels City stunt show adds loud engines, tricks, and a seat-based break from ride queues.
• Children under 100 centimetres enter free: They do not need a ticket, which can make the family price easier to manage.

Arriving at Italy’s biggest amusement park

Mirabilandia sits in the Emilia-Romagna region, near Ravenna. The setting makes it a useful add-on to a Ravenna visit, though this ticket is focused on the park itself rather than transport, meals, or a guided tour.

You receive one full day of entry, with access to the attractions and shows included in the park admission. There is no guide leading you from ride to ride, so you control the pace. That freedom is useful, but you also need to make your own plan if you want to fit in the headline coasters, shows, children’s rides, and the new Nickelodeon area.

The ticket can be sold as an open-date option or as a cheaper ticket for a specific date. The open-date choice costs more in principle, but it gives you more freedom if your plans may shift. The date-specific option is the better value when your schedule is firm.

The published price is about $35 per person. For a full day with more than 40 attractions and shows, that can be good value, especially if you plan to ride several major attractions. It is less attractive if you only have a few hours, dislike queues, or mainly want the water park and extra attractions, since those are not included.

Choosing your first rides

Mirabilandia works best when you decide early what kind of day you want. The park has enough variety for a mixed group, but a child who wants cartoon characters may have a very different priority from an adult seeking record-setting thrills.

For serious coaster fans, start with Katun or iSpeed if those are at the top of your list. Katun is an inverted roller coaster, so your feet hang below the track while the ride sweeps over a setting built around ancient Mayan ruins. The theme gives the ride more character than a plain steel track, and the unusual seating position makes it a natural first choice for thrill seekers.

iSpeed supplies another major adrenaline hit. It is described as a record-breaking attraction, so it belongs near the top of any high-speed ride plan. The supplied information does not give a precise ride sequence or queue system, so check the park’s current signs and operating information on the day.

You can then shift to slower attractions rather than trying to keep the same intensity all day. That is where the park’s size helps and hurts. You have many choices, but crossing between themed areas takes time, so grouping rides by area is sensible.

Katun, iSpeed, and the serious thrill rides

Katun is the clearest signature attraction. Its inverted design changes the view from a normal coaster: instead of sitting above the rail, you hang beneath it. The Mayan ruin setting also gives the ride a story and visual identity, rather than making it feel like a stand-alone machine.

iSpeed is aimed at the same audience, but it gives the park a second major reason for adults and older children to visit. If your group splits over thrill rides, agree on meeting points and times before heading off. The ticket gives everyone access to the park, but it does not solve the practical problem of different ride interests.

Do not judge the whole park by these two coasters. A day built only around headline rides may be tiring, especially for families with young children or anyone who prefers a steady pace. The shows and Ferris wheel are not filler. They give you time to sit down, cool off, and reset before the next queue.

Eurowheel and the slower side of the park

Eurowheel rises 90 metres above the park. It is the obvious choice when you want a break from speed, noise, and sharp turns. A ride on a large Ferris wheel also gives you a useful sense of the park’s scale, which matters here because Mirabilandia covers such a broad area.

I would place Eurowheel between major rides rather than leave it until the end. It gives your group a shared activity if some people do not want a coaster, and it helps prevent the day from becoming a string of stressful decisions.

The park welcomes you in rain or sunshine, with both indoor and outdoor entertainment. That does not mean every ride will feel identical in bad weather, so pack with conditions in mind. The important point is that rain does not automatically cancel the entire day, since indoor options and shows remain part of the park’s offer.

Nickelodeon Land, the new family focus

The biggest change for 2025 is Nickelodeon Land, a new 25,000-square-metre area designed around well-known characters. SpongeBob, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, PAW Patrol, and other Nickelodeon figures feature in the area.

The size matters. This is not just a character meet-and-greet tucked beside an older ride. The area includes 10 attractions, three dining outlets, and one shop, giving families a complete section to explore rather than a single photo stop.

For younger children, Nickelodeon Land may be the day’s main event. For adults, it provides a way to stay involved without putting everyone on a large coaster. The area is also likely to be especially useful for mixed-age groups, since older children can move toward bigger rides while younger children have a clear set of their own.

Because this is a new area, you should check the current operating details when you arrive. The supplied information confirms the attractions and facilities, but not height limits, ride names, or show times. Do not promise a child a particular ride until you have checked the park signs.

Dinoland and Bimbopoli for younger children

Dinoland gives the park a dinosaur theme, with attractions guarded by large prehistoric creatures. That theme can make the area more appealing to children who are not ready for Katun or iSpeed, while still giving adults something visual to enjoy as they move through the park.

Bimbopoli is described as a children’s town, and it is the clearest choice for very young visitors. If your child is below 100 centimetres, admission is free and no ticket is required. That policy can make a real difference to the total cost for families with toddlers.

Still, free entry does not mean a toddler can use every attraction. The provided details do not list height requirements, so check each ride before joining a queue. Plan on shorter bursts of activity, with time for food and rest between rides.

These areas also make Mirabilandia more than a coaster park. If your group includes children with different confidence levels, you can spend part of the day in Bimbopoli or Dinoland and still meet up later for a show or the Ferris wheel.

Ducati World and the extras that cost more

Ducati World gives Mirabilandia a distinctly Italian angle. Instead of dinosaurs, cartoons, or ancient ruins, this area is built around Ducati motorcycles. It is a good fit for anyone who enjoys motorbikes and a welcome change of theme for adults who want something beyond standard amusement-park fantasy.

The important catch is the Motion Sphere simulators. Access is not included in the one-day entry ticket, so budget separately if those simulators are a priority. You can still enter the broader park with the ticket, but do not assume every experience inside a themed area is covered.

The Walking Dead attraction is also excluded. The same applies to Mirabeach Water Park. These exclusions do not reduce the basic value of the park ticket if your plan is roller coasters, family rides, shows, and themed areas. They matter if you are comparing a simple admission ticket with a more expensive package or trying to build a full entertainment day from every available option.

Hot Wheels City and the park’s live shows

The Hot Wheels City stunt show is one of the strongest reasons to check the daily schedule. It adds real movement and spectacle without putting you in a ride vehicle. Expect a show built around cars, stunts, and fast action, with laughs and dramatic tricks.

Shows are especially useful for families. A live performance gives you a fixed block of time to sit down, and it lets everyone enjoy the same activity even when ride preferences differ. It also breaks up the physical strain of walking around a very large park.

Do not leave the show until the final hour unless the schedule gives you no choice. Show times can shape the rest of your day, and missing one can be more frustrating than skipping a minor ride. Pick the performance you want early, then build nearby attractions around it.

Making the $35 ticket pay off

At roughly $35 per person, the ticket is easiest to justify when you use the park as a full-day outing. The included package covers entry, attractions, and shows, so the core cost is clear before you add food, souvenirs, or paid extras.

I would consider it good value for three types of visitors:

• A family planning to stay most of the day
• A group that wants both major coasters and family rides
• Anyone who enjoys shows as well as mechanical attractions

The value drops for a short stop. Mirabilandia is large, and the experience is not just one famous coaster near the entrance. You need time to reach different areas and allow for queues, meals, breaks, and show schedules.

Children under 100 centimetres enter free without a ticket. Measure carefully before booking if your child is close to that limit, and remember that admission height and ride height rules are separate matters.

You can choose a flexible open-date ticket or a cheaper ticket tied to a specific date. I would pay for flexibility only when your wider Italian itinerary is uncertain. If your park day is fixed, the date-specific option makes more sense.

The activity is non-refundable, so check the date and your plans before paying. Wheelchair access is available, although the supplied details do not explain individual ride policies or assistance procedures. Ask park staff about specific attractions if that affects your day.

Halloween and seasonal timing

Mirabilandia celebrates Halloween from October 5 through November 3. That period may add seasonal decoration and a different mood, but the supplied details do not specify the exact Halloween shows, scare attractions, or schedule changes.

If Halloween is your reason for visiting, confirm the current program before booking. If you simply want the standard collection of rides and shows, the regular operating calendar matters more than the seasonal theme.

The park operates in rain or sunshine, with indoor and outdoor entertainment. That makes it more dependable than an outdoor-only attraction, though weather can still affect comfort and the feel of the day.

Who should book this experience

I would choose this ticket for a family or mixed-age group that wants choice. One person can chase Katun and iSpeed, another can spend time in Nickelodeon Land or Bimbopoli, and everyone can regroup for Eurowheel or the Hot Wheels show.

It is also a strong match for amusement-park fans visiting Emilia-Romagna. The combination of large coasters, a 90-metre Ferris wheel, themed areas, and live shows gives you more than a single headline attraction.

I would hesitate if your main goal is Mirabeach Water Park, The Walking Dead, or Ducati World’s Motion Sphere simulators. Those require separate payment or access, so the basic ticket will not cover the full list of activities.

The 4.5 rating from 244 bookings fits the straightforward appeal of the place: it is big, energetic, and easy to understand. The very positive short comments from George of Romania and an Italian visitor reflect the simple pleasure of a good amusement-park day, but you should still plan around the park’s size and the excluded extras.

Should you book Mirabilandia?

Book it if you can give Mirabilandia a full day and your group wants a mix of coasters, children’s rides, themed areas, and shows. The $35 price is sensible for that amount of included entertainment, and children under 100 centimetres enter free.

Choose the date-specific ticket for the lowest price when your schedule is fixed. Choose the open-date version when flexibility matters. Skip this ticket if you mainly want Mirabeach or the paid add-ons, since those are not part of admission.

FAQ

How long is the Mirabilandia ticket valid?

The ticket is valid for one day.

What does the one-day ticket include?

It includes entry to Mirabilandia, access to all included attractions, and access to the park’s shows.

Are children under 100 centimetres free?

Yes. Children under 100 centimetres enter free and do not need a ticket.

Is Mirabeach Water Park included?

No. Access to Mirabeach Water Park is not included in this ticket.

Are the Ducati World Motion Sphere simulators included?

No. The Motion Sphere simulators require separate access.

Is The Walking Dead attraction included?

No. The Walking Dead attraction is not included in the one-day entry ticket.

Can I use the ticket on any date?

You can choose an open-date ticket, or select a cheaper standard ticket for a specific date. Check availability and ticket conditions before booking.

Is Mirabilandia accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes. The activity is listed as wheelchair accessible. The supplied information does not give individual ride-access rules, so ask park staff about specific attractions when you arrive.