With more than 40 attractions, shows, food spots and scenic corners around the park, here are our must-do picks for a visit to Gardaland Park.
Photo: the back of Gardaland Theatre, above Cinema 4D Experience. Former Souk theme area.
๐ข The 5 must-do attractions
Top of the list is Mammut, still the favourite after 14 years, with drops, curves and climbs through the ice of the Pole. Next comes I Corsari, a boat ride through the world of pirates full of surprises; Fuga da Atlantide with its final splash, perfect for cooling off; Raptor, for the thrill-seekers; and Jungle Rapids, with a truly striking oriental jungle setting.
๐ญ The shows
Often underrated, the shows are an essential part of the visit. Every year the Gardaland Theatre hosts a big live show with spectacular choreography and set design, while around the park you’ll find themed shows like the one at Buffalo Ranch in the West area or the pirate show in the I Corsari area.
๐ฝ๏ธ Top food spots
Merlin Stube for medieval-style dishes, Hacienda Miguel for Mexican cuisine, Pizzeria Saloon for West-themed pizzas, the Ramses kiosks for finger food and treats, Self Service Aladino for Italian classics, and Fast Food Covo dei Bucanieri for burgers and American dishes.
๐ธ The best photo spots
For a memorable photo: the Souk area terrace, with the lake in the background and Shaman’s tracks; Flying Island, the panoramic terrace 50 metres up with a 360-degree view; and the Fuga da Atlantide terrace, overlooking the lost kingdom.