Parque de la Costa Ticket: 50+ Rides in Tigre near Buenos Aires

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Free cancellation

1/20

Duration8h

GroupUp to 45

LanguagesEN · PT +1

PickupAt your hotel

Over 50 rides, shows and water games in one day outside the city

You get hotel pickup from downtown Buenos Aires, a Golden Passport for entry to all major attractions at Argentina's largest amusement park, and drop-off back in the city when you're done. The park has 50+ rides across roller coasters, water games, family attractions, and Esportland gaming arena, plus daily theater shows. Plan for a full day — the drive is under an hour each way.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Parque de la Costa Amusement Park

Pickup from Buenos Aires hotel
Travel to Tigre district
Explore Parque de la Costa attractions
Enjoy roller coasters and rides
Visit adventure and water parks
Play at Esportland gamer arena
Watch theater shows at the park
Return to Buenos Aires downtown

The Experience

Picture this: you're standing at the entrance to Parque de la Costa, the biggest amusement park in Argentina, and the first thing you see is El Vigía and the Boomerang roller coasters cutting through the skyline. The park sits in Tigre, just under an hour north of downtown Buenos Aires, and it's packed with more than 50 different attractions spread across three zones — Adrenalina for the thrill-seekers, Family for everyone else, and Children's areas that keep the little ones occupied for hours. A driver picks you up from your hotel in downtown, handles the drive out, and drops you back at a designated area when you're done, so you skip the whole logistics puzzle of getting there yourself.

Your Golden Passport gets you into everything that matters. The roller coasters are the obvious draw — El Vigía, the Boomerang, the Whirlwind, the Watcher — but there's also the water park side of things, bumper cars, laser battle, a Samba ride, and if you've got kids, the Mansion of Terror and the Curse of Anubis tend to hold their attention. Esportland, the gaming arena, has console zones running Fortnite, FIFA, League of Legends, and mobile games if anyone in your group wants to step away from the physical rides for a bit. Theater shows run throughout the day — Cinderella, a Queen tribute, a bear show — so there's usually something happening on a stage somewhere. Some attractions do go down for maintenance, so don't count on every single ride being open, but the park's big enough that you'll find plenty to do even if a couple are offline.

The day is yours to pace. You're not on a guided tour of the park itself — you get in and move around on your own, hitting whatever catches your eye. Families tend to spend the full day here, moving between the adrenaline rides, the water attractions, and the shows, and the park's designed so you can do that without feeling rushed. The pickup and drop-off take the transport headache away, which matters when you're traveling with kids or just don't want to figure out the route north and back.

What’s included

Hotel pickup from downtown Buenos Aires, Golden Passport entry to Parque de la Costa (covering all major attractions including roller coasters, water park, bumper cars, laser battle, Esportland gaming zones, and theater shows), park admission ticket, and drop-off at designated downtown areas. A multilingual guide (Spanish, English, Portuguese) handles transport.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Private Tours

Is this one for you?Book this if you want a full day at Argentina's largest amusement park without arranging your own transport from downtown — the pickup and drop-off mean you skip the drive and the parking puzzle, and the Golden Passport covers the attractions that take the most time.