Relatively straightforward getting into the park, short walk to the first ride through a group of buildings, loads of great Halloween decorations. Q's for most of the big rollercoaster between 20/40 mins, some of the smaller rides were straight on. Nearly all food places were closed and we ended up at La Cantina, great food with a show but 64 euro for 3 of us 😲 it was three courses with a big juice in a cup to take home but still, ooft. Some of the smaller rides and shows were also closed. We were there from open to close and didn't make it round everything so I think we'd get two day passes next time. The photo package for the pics from the ride is quite good. The Halloween parade at the end of the day was great. Overall a great day.

PortAventura has the potential to be one of the best theme parks in the World. There are many, many positives and indeed, some areas for improvement. The positives first. The theming of the Wild West, Sesame Street area and Polynesia are outstanding. A truly immersive experience and on par in many ways with the big Disney parks. Other positives: the coasters. Dragon Khan still holds up as one of the best coasters in the World. A true B&M classic. It could do with more theming, especially in the queue area, but overall a great ride. The new addition of Uncharted is a MUCH needed dark ride in the park. Stampida still holds up and has a nostalgia that makes it a pleasure to ride. You have to expect a rickety ride on an older wooden coaster and that is one of the many positives about it. Finally, Angkor. A fantastic ride with beautiful theming. A great family experience. Onto the main areas of improvement. Firstly, staffing. It does feel a little understaffed in certain areas and at times operations can be a little slow. There's no excuse for running one train on the big 2 coasters in China. On that topic, the theming in China (except the splashdown zone) feels a little lackluster. The area is great but could do with another flat / dark ride and more investment in theming. Also, certain rides, which are great, have been left a little to deteriorate. The Tutiki Splash is excellent (especially at night with real bats!) but needs a lick of paint. Bring back the red bubbling volcano! Please PortAventuta! All in all, an amazing theme park. It would be interesting to see if Universal enter the equation again as I feel they could bring that little TLC and update that would bring PortAventura up to the big leagues of theme parks around the World.

i am currently in salou for a trip with my family and the “dia de los muertos” theme is on. in the evening time until closing the park has live actors who jump and scare you, it’s torture especially with young children and people who jump easily, would not recommend if you are easily scared or have kids who will get scared. other than that the park is amazing and i would definitely recommend it other than the halloween theme

This theme park is amazing. Me and my family have been here before and it was just as fabulous as we remembered. There is such a brilliant variety of rides for both thrill-seekers and youngsters. If you visit this park, you must ride Shambhala! This is my favourite rollercoaster I’ve ever ridden. Not far behind is the new arrival to the park, Uncharted. In my opinion, this park is a really good value for money and even has amazing food! We will definitely be back, PortAventura. Henry Charles-Leonidas

The park is pretty interesting if you are interested in rollercoasters and brave enough to face the crazier ones. If you don’t really like them, it’ll probably be a bit boring, since they are all over the place. I’d think twice before taking little kids there. I didn’t go to Ferrari Land because it was closed, just like lots of restaurants, which I personally didn’t like. Still had a good time there though.

Came here and paid for 2 days 2 park tickets. We did a full day at Portaventura 10-6 both days as park is huge and found we needed both days to get everything done. We had an amazing time and didn’t feel the need to buy any fast pass tickets as we never really queued for anything longer than 30mins. Until we went the second day an went straight to unchartered time said 1hr 20 an it was well over 2hrs the queue went on forever an altho it is a good ride I wouldn’t have queued that long for it. That’s the only ride we had a queue on. Luckily on the second day my mum followed us on with the younger kids and met us at 2pm x rides are really good for little ones but they are really strict with height requirements and sone I found the height quite high compared to what the ride is but obviously it’s for safety reasons so that was fine. We went and seen the magic bubble show which is on for about 15/20mins an is quite a cute little show little ones really liked it. There was no train or boat running which was a shame. Food was a decent price with kids meals being I think 6/7 euros if not a little bit more it came to 31 euros for 1 adult meal, 1 child’s meal fries drinks an one of the drinks was Portaventura metal drinks bottle so overall I thought that was reasonable considering being in a park. The second day we went to Ferrari land which didn’t open till 4pm-10pm. You literally only need an hour or two here depending on queues as there’s not much at all. Mainly kiddies rides an then of course red force which we waited over an hour for my daughter to go on a she loved every minute. Overall we had two really good days here. The water park wasn’t open during our visit as out of season.

I don’t often write reviews but feel that we have had a very different experience to many on here. We went yesterday, Friday 24 May, and had a great day - myself and two children aged 12 and 10. I bought three of the express pass 10 and although it was busy there was barely any queueing with these passes. There were lots of Spanish schoolchildren on a day out but we saw only a handful queue jump - no more than I’ve seen at Alton Towers or Chessington. As I am a single parent I bought myself an express pass too, even though I knew I wouldn’t be going on any of the scary rides as I was not sure how it would work with getting my children on the rides with their express pass. I didn’t need to and would say save your money if you’ve no intention of riding. I just scanned the passes on my phone with the attendant at the start of each ride and then walked back to meet them by the photo booths at the end of each ride. We got into the park at 1030 and by 1130 they had done 4 of the biggest rollercoasters. If you are only visiting for the day I think the passes are worth the extra cost. By the end of the day my children had been on every ride they wanted to go on, apart from Uncharted. The passes get you on most big rides - but not Uncharted which had a big wait and eventually shut due to a tech issue. My only negative is the lack of staff around. Bar those manning the rides (and on some of the smaller rides there is only one person doing everything) we didn’t seen anyone around the park. All in all it was very positive for us and a great day out 👍🏻

Had an amazing day out at PortAventura. Great rides with queues moving quickly all day. Food prices were reasonable . I would advise buying your ticket online. We were going to buy tickets at the gate but were quoted 68euro each so I downloaded PortAventura's app and paid 52 euros .

We had no real expectations for our time at portaventura theme park but honestly we were blown away!! We had the best time so much so that when we realised we had a 3 day ticket as part of our jet2 experience more booking we went multiple times. We are a family of four with a 2 year old and a 5 year old. There were so many rides they could both go on and we could do as a family. The street mission from Sesame Street was amazing!! There’s so many shops and restaurants and the details in each area are just fab. We loved the magic bubble show and the aloha show with interactive bits for the kids. Wish we’d fitted in the western stunt show. Not all shows are on, on all days so get the app and check ahead. We stayed for the parade at 6pm one the last day and that was fantastic our little ones loved it! It was busy with school groups when we went but the park is so massive that it soon feels quieter, especially as with little ones we weren’t fussed about queueing for hours for the big rides. We could get a 10min taxi from our hotel to the park or just walk back which took only 30mins. We loved it and would happily go back again any day.

I love this park I’ve been 5/6 times and have enjoyed it. However this year the pushing in spoilt the trip. So many school trips and some very aggressive and rude children who shoved past us. One man threatened me if I didn’t let him pass, 10 people had already pushed past because they have friends up ahead or gone to the toilet, total rubbish. One of the school trips, the teacher encouraged 20 children to climb over the single rider line and pushed in. The majority of people who were pushing in were quite aggressive and very rude. After speaking to a few English visitors who echoed the same, I will probably give a miss for a couple of years. Portadventura need to address this situation. They probably don’t care once people in they have your ££. A real shame. Queues were long and rides broke down quite a bit this time.