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- Experience the magic of the world's second-oldest amusement park, Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens, with these tickets, merging history with modern fun.
- Enjoy the marvelous spectacle of the themed zones, like the Chinese area that offers an oriental fantasy, and Færgekroen which boasts a cozy village feel.
- Scream in excitement as you sit in the scariest ride at Tivoli, The Demon, and enjoy an adrenaline rush atop the Adventure Zone's Fatamorgana ride.
- From casual eats at the Tivoli Food Hall to upscale French fare, cafes, and ice cream stands, you won't go hungry amidst the magical atmosphere.
- Experience the magic of the world's second-oldest amusement park, Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens, with these tickets, merging history with modern fun.
- Enjoy the marvelous spectacle of the themed zones, like the Chinese area that offers an oriental fantasy, and Færgekroen which boasts a cozy village feel.
- Scream in excitement as you sit in the scariest ride at Tivoli, The Demon, and enjoy an adrenaline rush atop the Adventure Zone's Fatamorgana ride.
- From casual eats at the Tivoli Food Hall to upscale French fare, cafes, and ice cream stands, you won't go hungry amidst the magical atmosphere.
Inclusions
- Entry to Tivoli Gardens
- Free ride access for children aged under 1 when accompanied by a paying individual aged over 14
Optional Upgrade
- Unlimited rides (valid for all rides)
- Unlimited ride photos on your mobile
- Entrance to Tivoli's Aquarium
- One free spin on the Choco Wheel
Exclusions
- Events in the Glass Hall and Tivoli Concert Hall
- Aquarium
- Rides
- Tip: Don't forget to try the Danish pastries and other local delicacies at one of over 60 eateries scattered around the park.
- Visitors with functional impairments may bring an electric or manual wheelchair.
- Guide dogs are allowed inside the park.
- Wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge. You can collect the wheelchair from the Service Centre at the Main Entrance. You must pay a deposit of DKK 100 and hand over proof of ID, e.g. a driver's license or health insurance card.
- Disabled visitors can bring a companion, whereby the companion will be given a free multi-ride ticket along with the disabled visitor's purchased tickets.
- Bicycles, mopeds, roller skates, skateboards, scooters, etc. are not permitted in the gardens.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, they can be rescheduled up to 24 hours before the experience begins.
- Visit Copenhagen's popular Tivoli Gardens and enjoy unlimited thrills with the freedom to board over 30 unique rides as many times as you wish.
- Feel chills run down your spine with a visit to the haunted house, Villa Vendetta, one of the most popular rides at Tivoli Gardens.
- Tivoli Gardens offers a wide variety of dining options to suit every taste and budget, with over 60 restaurants.
- Explore the mesmerizing undersea world at Tivoli Aquarium and be awed by the vibrant array of aquatic creatures including sharks, rays, and reef fish.
- Take a spin on the Choco Wheel, Hyggehjulet for a taste of something sweet, or try your luck by placing a bet at the Grand Prix game.
- Visit Copenhagen's popular Tivoli Gardens and enjoy unlimited thrills with the freedom to board over 30 unique rides as many times as you wish.
- Feel chills run down your spine with a visit to the haunted house, Villa Vendetta, one of the most popular rides at Tivoli Gardens.
- Tivoli Gardens offers a wide variety of dining options to suit every taste and budget, with over 60 restaurants.
- Explore the mesmerizing undersea world at Tivoli Aquarium and be awed by the vibrant array of aquatic creatures including sharks, rays, and reef fish.
- Take a spin on the Choco Wheel, Hyggehjulet for a taste of something sweet, or try your luck by placing a bet at the Grand Prix game.
Inclusions
- Entry to Tivoli Gardens
- Unlimited ride pass
- Access to Villa Vendetta, and Tivoli's Aquarium
- Unlimited ride photos on your mobile
- 1 free spin on Hyggehjulet or Grand Prix
- Tip: Stop by the souvenir shop for unique Tivoli memorabilia. Don't miss the miniature models of the park's iconic attractions.
- Villa Vendetta is restricted for guests ages 11 years and below.
- Bicycles, mopeds, roller skates, skateboards, scooters, etc. are not permitted in the gardens.
- Visitors with functional impairments may bring an electric or manual wheelchair.
- Guide dogs are allowed inside the park.
- Wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge. You can collect the wheelchair from the Service Centre at the Main Entrance. You must pay a deposit of DKK 100 and hand over proof of ID, e.g. a driver's license or health insurance card.
- Disabled visitors can bring a companion, whereby the companion will be given a free multi-ride ticket along with the disabled visitor's purchased tickets.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, they can be rescheduled up to 24 hours before the experience begins.
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Why visit Tivoli Gardens?
- One of the oldest amusement parks: This amusement park is old-school and one of the world's first, established in 1843! It's got a nostalgic vibe but also all the modern rides to keep things exciting. From the adrenaline-pumping roller coasters like the Demon to the gentle Carousel an Ferris wheel, you'll find every kind of ride possible at Tivoli Copenhagen.
- More than just a park: It's not all about rides. Think twinkling lights, beautiful gardens, and a whimsical atmosphere straight out of a storybook. There are live shows, game zones, playgrounds, shops, fireworks, and all sorts of entertainment options to keep everyone entertained, no matter their age.
- Architectural elegance: The park's meticulously maintained architecture, including the iconic Nimb Hotel and the manicured gardens, add a touch of elegance to the overall aura, making you feel like you have stepped into a fairytale.
- Cultural events and performances: Tivoli Gardens is also a hub for cultural events, hosting concerts, ballet performances, and pantomime shows. The open-air stage at the center of the park often features live music that ranges from classical to contemporary.
- Gastronomic delights: Whether you're in the mood for fine dining or casual snacks, Tivoli Gardens has over 60 restaurants and food stalls offering everything from traditional Danish cuisine to international favorites like Indian snacks, Turkish desserts, Korean soups, and more.
Which Tivoli Gardens ticket is best for you
If you are on a budget
Go for: Entry tickets
Duration: Flexible
- These tickets get you into Tivoli Gardens for a super reasonable price, giving you access to a plethora of rides, scenic gardens, cultural events, and a variety of eateries.
- Want to level up your experience? You can add on extras like unlimited rides, photos of you on rides, entrance to the aquarium, and even a free spin on the Choco Wheel.
Recommended ticket:
- Tivoli Gardens Entry Tickets
For unlimited rides
Go for: Unlimited Ride Pass
Duration: Flexible
- This ticket lets you ride everything in Tivoli Gardens all day long as many times as you want.
- This ticket also includes a spooky adventure at Villa Vendetta, a trip to see all the amazing underwater creatures at the aquarium, and even photos of you on rides sent straight to your phone. Plus, you get a free spin on either the Grand Prix or Hyggehjulet – your choice of high-speed racing or the swing ride!
Recommended ticket:
- Tivoli Gardens Entry Tickets with Unlimited Rides Pass
Cancellation policy
Tivoli Gardens tickets cannot be canceled but you can reschedule them up to 24 hours before your visit.
Tivoli Gardens highlights
Tivoli Aquarium
Dive into an underwater adventure at the Tivoli Aquarium! This aquarium has a giant 30-meter-long tropical coral reef tank overflowing with over 100 species including colorful fish, sharks, and moray eels. They even have daily feeding shows where you can see all these amazing creatures chow down and have interactive experiences to learn about marine habits. Just a heads up, you might need a separate ticket to get in.
Villa Vendetta
Tucked away under Tivoli Castle is a spooky place called Villa Vendetta. It's a haunted house walkthrough experience, based on the story of a forgotten noble family turned lunatic, you'll wander through creepy rooms filled with strobe lights, chilling noises, and maybe even some ghosts. You can visit Villa Vendetta with the Unlimited Rides PLUS Pass, or upgrade your skip-the-line ticket.
Concert Hall
Built way back in 1843, this concert hall has seen it all. From classical concerts and Broadway musicals like Mamma Mia!, Grease, Hairspray, and Dirty Dancing to pop and rock concerts with Tina Turner and Elton John, this place has seen history. Things got a bit rough in 1994, though, after it was destroyed by German and Nai supporters. Luckily, it was rebuilt with a new Modernist design.
Glass Hall
This 957-seat theater inside Tivoli Gardens has a long and musical history! Back in the day (1843 to 1872), a prolific conductor and music director named Hans Christian Lumbye wrote almost 700 compositions for the orchestra here. Sadly, things got rough in 1944 and the Germans destroyed the theater. Luckily, it was rebuilt in 1946 and is still a great spot to catch shows. Every December, they even host London Toast Theatre's Crazy Christmas Cabaret.
Rides at Tivoli Gardens
Rutschebanen
Buckle up for Rutschebanen, the historic wooden roller coaster at Tivoli Gardens. Built in 1914, this is one of the oldest rides of its kind in the world, and it's popular among all ages. It features a winding 720-meter track that gets you up to 50 kilometers per hour! Since 2017, you can add a VR experience to your ride to take things to the next level.
Demon
The Demon, or Dæmonen, is a floorless steel roller coaster that'll have your heart pounding. This beast was designed by Bolliger & Mabillard. Plus, it packs a punch with a top speed of 48mph and throws in three inversions and a vertical drop. Not for the faint of heart, but definitely for those who crave a thrill!
Star Flyer
The Star Flyer, also known as Himmelskibet, is a supersized swing-carousel ride. It's themed after Tycho Brahe's universe, with planets and telescopes. At 80 meters high, it's one of the tallest carousels in Northern Europe! That means insane views of the entire park (and maybe even Sweden on a clear day!). Plus, it all lights up at night for a truly magical experience.
Vintage Car Rides
Cruise back in time with the Vintage Car Rides! These little antique cars have been driving around Tivoli Gardens since 1959. It's a fun ride for all ages, with a small track that even goes through a tunnel. You can capture all your nostalgic glory with photos taken during the ride. Plus, if you download the Tivoli app, you can get unlimited digital copies of your ride photos!
Flying Trunk
The Flying Trunk, also known as Den Flyvende Kuffert, takes you on a journey through 32 of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales, including scenes from The Little Mermaid, The Ugly Duckling, and all your other childhood favorites. They recently redesigned the whole experience with a brand-new entrance, cooler decorations, and special lighting and music.
Classic Carousel
Hop on the Classic Carousel, also known as Dyrekarrusellen! This charming merry-go-round is a Tivoli Gardens staple. Think elegant hand-painted horses and carriages that gently spin around a central pole. It's a must-do for both little ones and those young at heart.
Aquila
Aquila, named after the Eagle constellation, is a ride that'll test your courage. Buckle up and get ready for some serious gravitational pull as you soar 11 meters up in the air on giant eagles. The world will be upside down, and you'll be shrieking with a mix of fear and excitement. It's a wild ride, but definitely worth it for the thrill seekers out there!
Astronomer
Blast off to a space adventure at the Central Observatory! This ride lets you pilot your own spaceship or telescope on a mission to collect flashing stars. It's like a space race but with way cooler lights and sounds. Plus, the whole area is surrounded by interactive lamp posts that light up and make noise when you zoom by.
Golden Tower
Calling all adrenaline junkies! The Golden Tower is your new best friend. This 63-meter tall tower is one of the highest rides in Tivoli Gardens, and it'll definitely get your heart pumping. Hold on tight as you shoot up to the top, feeling the wind whip through your hair and the city shrink beneath you for the insane view from the top that is totally worth the screams.
Fatamorgana
Looking for a ride that keeps everyone happy? This 45-meter tall tower packs three rides in one, so there's something for everyone. Little ones aged 5 and up can get their driving fix on a mini bumper car version at the ground level. On the next level, strap in and get ready for the G-forces as you're whizzed around in a spinning floorless ring. If that sounds a bit too intense, ride two-by-two in animal-themed gondolas that spin at a gentler pace at the top.
Lighthouse
Set sail for adventure in Rasmus Klump's World! This area is all about everyone's favorite sailor bear, Rasmus Klump (a famous Danish cartoon). The star attraction here is the Lighthouse, the world's first Rasmus Klump ride ever built! This is perfect for little ones who want some thrills in boats shaped like prehistoric animals.
The Mine
Keep your eyes peeled for a dragon in the land of the Grotes. As you navigate the twists and turns of the mine, make sure you don't get splashed, and keep an eye out for sparkly diamonds along the way. A special detector will track your points: the more you see, the higher your score! Don't forget to smile for the surprise photo snap at the bottom of the mine.
The Fun House
This playground is unlike any other. It's got wonky staircases, treadmills, rope bridges that make you feel like Indiana Jones, and epic slides. It's a total blast for everyone and a sneaky way to practice your climbing skills too. Just be warned, it's so much fun you might lose track of time.
Star Tower
Get ready for a blast off on a wild ride through the cosmos, 8 meters above Tivoli Gardens. This trip will take you on a fantastical space adventure, just like the famous Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe might have imagined it. Hold on tight as you zoom past dragons, soaring birds, and even lost sailing ships on your way to the moon, stars, and beyond!
Temple Tower
Calling all little monkeys! This ride is all about climbing your way to the top – literally! Pull yourself up the tower and then drop yourself. Slide down for a refreshing cool-off. Repeat as many times as your arms can handle. It's a fun challenge for kids of all ages and maybe even some playful adults. Ready to see who's the fastest climber?
Tik Tak
Tik Tak is an anniversary ride that'll whisk you on a wild journey through the ages, all surrounded by cool gears, levers, and ingenious mechanics. You'll be suspended or thrown through time as giant clocks, compasses, and hourglasses whirl you around.
Plan your visit to Tivoli Gardens
Timings
Location
Entrances
Facilities
Rules
Accessibility
Eat
Stay
Visitor tips
Nearby
- Sunday to Thursday: 11am to 10pm
- Friday to Saturday: 11am to 12am
The amusement park is only open during certain seasons, such as the summer (March 22-September 22), Halloween (October 10-November 3), and Christmas (November 15-January 5).
Closed: The park is closed on 24th December.
Address: Vesterbrogade 3, 1630 København V, Denmark
- By bus: Get on line 26 (Every 20 mins)
Nearest stop: Hovedbanegården, Tivoli, a minute away from the park. - By subway: Take line M3 or M4 (Every 5 mins)
Nearest stop: København H, a 3-minute walk away. - By train: Take train 802, 803, 804, 806, A, B, C, E, EC, H, IC, IL, or RE (Every 10 mins)
Nearest station: København H, a 2-minute walk from the park. - By car: Take the Vester Voldgade and H.C. Andersens Blvd. route from the Danish Architecture Centre. It takes around 5 minutes to reach the park.
Nearest car park: Tivoli Gardens has a car park on its premises.
Tivoli Gardens has two entrances to make it easy to get to no matter where you're coming from:
- Vesterbrogade Entrance: This is the grand entrance to Tivoli Gardens. It's the most popular entrance and where you'll find the iconic Tivoli Gardens sign.
- Bernstorffsgade Entrance: This entrance is near the Copenhagen Central Station, perfect for travelers arriving by train.
- Restaurants
- Car parking facility (first-come-first-serve)
- Exclusive boutique hotels: Nimb Hotel
- First aid services
- Locker facility (By the Main Entrance, the Glyptotek entrance, and under the ride ‘Demon’)
- Lost and Found
- Four smoking zones
- Toilets
- Baby changing rooms (Near Petzi’s World)
- ATM (Near the ticket booth by the Star Flyer ride)
- If you bought a reusable cup, you can get your money back by returning it to one of their Reusable Cup Refund Points.
- Glass bottles and booze containers aren't allowed inside the park. Stick to drinks you can sip in a cup.
- If you spot any lost treasures, turn them in at the Tivoli service center.
- Pets aren't allowed in the park, with the exception of service or guide dogs.
- If you have to leave the park for a bit, head out through the Tivoli Food Hall and grab a re-entry stamp from the staff so you can waltz back in.
- Smoking (including e-cigarettes) is only allowed in designated smoking zones.
- Do not pluck any of the flowers or plants in the park.
- Tivoli Gardens has accessible bathrooms in both the park and restaurants.
- Blind and visually impaired visitors can bring their guide dogs for assistance.
- You can borrow a wheelchair for free from the service center at the main entrance. Just leave a 100 DKK deposit and show your ID as a guarantee.
- If you are planning to catch a show, you can bring a sign-language interpreter, but remember to reserve a seat for them in the hall in advance.
- There's also designated parking available for disabled visitors at the park.
- A Hereford Beefstouw: One of Copenghangen's oldest steakhouses.
- Brdr. Price i Tivoli: Buttery seasonal Danish cuisine.
- Figaro: Affordable seafood cuisine in a cozy bistro.
- Fru Nimb: Open-face sandwiches and dinner classics.
- Grøften: Quality Danish cuisine in a nostalgic holiday home atmosphere.
- Kilden i Haven: Sustainable, seasonal Danish cuisine.
- La Vecchia Italia: Homemade pizzas and Italian dishes.
- Mazzoli's: Contemporary Italian cuisine.
- Nimb Brasserie: Tempting French delicacies.
- Paafuglen: Authentic Danish lunch and dinner.
- Sticks 'n' sushi: A fusion of Japanese and Danish flavors.
- Viften: Affordable sandwiches, schnitzels, steaks, and cakes.
- Wagamama: Authentic Japanese ramen and pan-Asian cuisine.
Luxury: Nimb Hotel (40 m), Radisson Collection Royal Hotel (130 m), Villa Copenhagen (400 m)
Mid-budget: Hotel Mayfair (400 m), The Square Copenhagen (450 m), Ascot Hotel (650 m)
Low-budget: Wakeup Copenhagen Bernstorffsgade (650 m), Hotel Sct. Thomas (1.2 km), Go Hotel City (4 km)
- Visit first thing in the morning and spend a whole day at the amusement park to get a chance at all the rides and other entertainment options.
- There's a light show every hour after 7:30pm, and on Saturdays, there are even fireworks! For the best view of the fireworks, head to the bridge on the lake.
- Grab a stamp before you exit so you can waltz back in for free on the same day.
- The Tivoli Gardens at Christmastime is magical! The lights and decorations are incredible, plus there's a Christmas market with yummy treats and cute souvenirs.
- Make sure that if you purchase a bottle of drink, you empty the drink into a cup before re-entering the gardens with it as they do not allow glass bottles.
- Do note that all the rides close during the concerts at night on Fridays, the daily light show, and the fireworks display on Saturdays.
- Download the Tivoli Gardens app so you can have all the real-time information about the ride wait times, dining options, show schedules, etc.
- Danish Architecture Centre (600m): Check out the Danish Architecture Center (DAC), a cultural hub all about architecture, design, urban culture, and how cities are built. Housed in the BLOX building, they have exhibits, city walking tours, and events showcasing the latest trends in design.
- Børsen (1.5km): This place used to be a stock exchange in the 17th century. Now it's the headquarters for a big Danish business newspaper. But the coolest part is the building itself - it has a unique spire that looks like a dragon's tail, a gorgeous central courtyard with a glass roof, and tons of intricate decorations.
- Royal Danish Library (1.8km): The Royal Danish Library, or just the Royal Library (Det Kongelige Bibliotek), has one of the biggest collections of books in the entire world. It's a paradise for researchers and scholars, but even if you're not there to study, you can still check out their facilities and appreciate all the knowledge they preserve.
Frequently Asked Questions about Tivoli Gardens
What is the cancellation policy for Tivoli Gardens?
The tickets to Tivoli Gardens cannot be canceled or rescheduled.
Are accessibility measures available?
Yes, there are several accessibility measures put in place at the amusement park, such as accessible toilets, parking for disabled people, allowance for guide dogs, etc.
What is the recommended time to stay?
It's recommended to spend a day at Tivoli Gardens to enjoy all the rides and spend time at the surrounding lush park. Stay till the night to catch the fireworks, concerts, or light shows.
Are there any restrictions on the rides?
Yes, there are age and height restrictions on some rides at Tivoli Gardens. Please check the restrictions for each ride on the Tivoli Gardens website before planning your visit.
Can I bring food and drinks?
Yes, you can bring your own food and non-alcoholic beverages to Tivoli Gardens. However, you can only consume them in designated areas like the Open Air Stage lawn, the garden areas along HC Andersens Boulevard, and on the benches.
What if it rains?
You can enjoy Tivoli Gardens even on a rainy day. Skip the lines on your favorite rides or try the indoor rides. To warm up, get a mug of hot cocoa and a bite at Tivolis Kaffebar, Vaffelbageriet, or Viften which looks over the Tivoli Lake.
What events are currently on?
Check the Tivoli Gardens program to know what is currently on at Tivoli Gardens. The programs are regularly updated and you can see what’s on for the next 30 days. This is great even if you’ve visited Tivoli Gardens previously because there’s always something new to enjoy! Don’t want to miss the Tivoli Garden Party (June 7-Aug 30), the Tivoli Food Festival (May 18-26), and the Tivoli Flower Festival (Aug 31-Sep 15).
Can I enter the Glass Hall or the Concert Hall without Tivoli Gardens tickets?
Yes. You can enter Tivoli Gardens if you are only attending a show or concert at either of the halls, especially outside the Tivoli Gardens season. If you wish to explore the park or go on the rides, you will have to purchase a ticket. Please use the Main Entrance in Vesterbrogade if you’re only visiting the halls.
Can I stay at the Tivoli Gardens?
Yes. Nimb Hotel is an exclusive boutique hotel with 38 rooms and suites, each uniquely decorated and with a view of the Gardens. While Nimb Hotel is on the premises, Tivoli also welcomes guests to stay at Tivoli Hotel which is 1.2km away with a green roof garden that connects to Tivoli Gardens. Tivoli Hotel is a Tivoli Gardens-themed hotel with 679 rooms with Tivoli designs and characters. The hotel has a swimming pool, playroom, fitness center, business center, sky bar, and restaurants.