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Gardaland map | Get to your favorite rides hassle-free

Looking to navigate Gardaland with ease? Check out this detailed map featuring all the essential rides and facilities within the park. Designed to enhance your visit, this map ensures you won't miss any of the exciting attractions Gardaland has to offer.

Gardaland map

Get to your favorite rides with the Gardaland map.

Navigating your way around Gardaland

Gardaland, a sprawling wonderland of fun, covers an impressive 445,000 square meters (4,789,940 square feet), with the amusement park stretching 200,000 square meters (2,152,782 square feet). Here's a lowdown on how the map can help you find your way through the amusement park effortlessly.

  • Get to Gardaland’s most popular rides: Reach Gardaland's best rides such as Blue Tornado, Raptor, Oblivion, Shaman, Mammut and Space Vertigo from your starting point hassle-free. Let your imagination run wild as you explore the Fantasy Kingdom, including the enchanting Magic House and the Flying Island to see Gardaland merge with the striking view of Lake Garda.
  • Find the best spots for a quick bite: At Gardaland, there's something to satisfy every craving! Enjoy the lively atmosphere of Bar Jungle Rapids, grab a slice of authentic Italian pizza at Pizzeria Saloon, or indulge in delicious Mexican cuisine at Hacienda Miguel. For a taste of Germany, head to Merlin Stube, or experience the flavors of the Middle East at Ristorante Aladino. If you're looking for something fast and convenient, don't miss Fast Food Blue Tornado and Buffalo Ranch for a quick and tasty meal on the go.
  • Get to Gardaland's shows on time: Gardaland's shows offer an array of entertainment, including the local favorite Nautilus live show, where visitors embark on an underwater adventure filled with great performances. Enjoy the toe-tapping tunes of the Country Band Hits show and join in the fun with Prezzemolo at the lively Prezzemolo Dance party, promising non-stop excitement for the whole family.
  • Make your way to Gardaland's shops: Before leaving, stop by Gardaland's shops. Browse through the Legoland shop for mini-figurines and customized pens, keychains and more. Don’t miss out on Mr Fox’s fun shop; choose the perfect gift for a loved one.

​Plan your visit to Gardaland

Visitor facilities

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  • Belongings storage: Store your belongings at the Information Office in the ticket area or the West Information Office in the West Village during park hours.
  • Free Wi-Fi: Enjoy free Wi-Fi service throughout the entire park.
  • Nursery facilities: Located in the Fantasy Kingdom area, equipped with nursing rooms, a nappy-changing area, high chairs, bottle warmers, and vending machines for various products.
  • Stroller rental: Rent a stroller for €5 per day from the Welcome Information Office in the Ticket Office Area or the West Information Office in the West Village.
  • Water dispensers: Water dispensers are available throughout the park for drinking and refilling bottles.
  • First aid medical service: A first aid medical service is available inside the park during all opening hours.

Visitor tips

  • Start your day with rides in the back of the park. Most visitors tend to rush to the nearest rides when the park opens. Families with little ones usually head to the Peppa Pig area, while adults might head for attractions like Blue Tornado.
  • Gardaland is a large park with plenty to see and do. Don't try to do everything at once. Take regular breaks, especially if you're traveling with children, and pace yourself throughout the day to avoid exhaustion. This way, you'll have a more enjoyable experience overall.
  • It would make a world of difference to your Gardaland experience if you purchased the express tickets for the roller coasters. With express tickets, you can skip the usual 50-minute to 1-hour wait times, to just 5 minutes.
  • Before the park opens, lots of people gather at the entrance. If you're not a huge Gardaland fan (and don't like being packed in with others), it's better to wait until the gates open and the crowd spreads out. Or, just come when the park opens to avoid the long line.
  • Gardaland does not have a lot of signboards, so use a map.
  • During summers, Gardaland can get really hot. If you feel like resting, head towards the shaded walkway by the Colorado Boats.
  • During the summer months of July and August, the roads towards Gardaland can get very busy. Keep traffic in mind, and plan your trip accordingly.

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