Ok my (grown-up) daughter talked me into going here despite the reviews and my reluctance. What…read moregreat fun!! Whoever says this is a place only for kids is mistaken. It is a place for HAMS! And we hammed it up big. Almost every setting works great for silly photos and the ideas they have on the wall as a prompt are helpful. But use your imagination and don't be shy. In the midst of beautiful plazas and culture, this place was a welcome silly diversion.

Visiting from abroad. We bought tickets the day prior for the very next day. Spent 2 trains and a…read morebus to arrive at the park. The attractions and rides were all closed for "technical reasons". No signs were posted. No email the morning of to save us from going all that way. We were refused a refund in person and also upon the suggested customer service email address.

Tibidabo is the highest peak in Barcelona, Spain! It's a touristy spot that gives you a 360° view…read moreover the Mediterranean Sea, the city of Barcelona, and the surrounding suburbs. Even though I've visited the Barcelona area about a dozen times, this was my first time at Tibidabo, and I was glad to share this experience with my husband and my brother's family. If you're planning a trip to Barcelona, this is a definite spot to visit at least once in your lifetime. It was well worth my 15 year wait! The top of Tibidabo is crowned by the Cathedral del Sagrat Cor. This church was constructed between 1902 and 1960 in a mixture of modernista and neogothic styles. It's also home to the Tibidabo Amusement Park built in 1889. You might recognize views of Tibidabo in international films like Vicky Christina Barcelona.

Saturday what a lovely day to go to the mall and head out to Sould Amusement park. It's located…read moreright outside the 1st floor L'illa mall. (Burger King side)The cost of these ride are 2,50€ each. I guess it's ok it is a little carnival ride. But majority of the ride are 2 to 2.5 minutes. Not long for a kid. But so long for a kid that is crying. Cause I saw two kids crying and it was sad. The rides are clean and so is the games. I saw a lady clean it so I'm assuming they clean it often.

My 4 and 6 year old niece and nephew had a great time on the 4 options that come with the card - I…read morebought the $20 ticket for 12 rides: trampolines, train (that goes pretty quickly for little kids, which they really liked), ball pit with slide, mini-circular ride with different cars. Then you can put a euro in the other machines they have.

Great park. It's near a library and they have lots of playground activity gym. Which my daughter…read moreloved. There is also lots of benches for the parents to sit. Great place to take your kids.

Our kids enjoyed this park several times on our vacation traveling to or from our apartment. They…read moreespecially liked the zip line and climbing structures.

Great place to take your kids after school or on the weekend. If you want to pay that €8 take them…read moreMonday thru Thursday. If its Friday and Saturday it's €9.50. There were a few ladies behind the counter and out of the 3 2 were helpful. Well helpful to my cousin since he spoke Spanish. She even told him they speak some English. Which was cool with me and my daughter. Then I went up cause I wanted to ask a few question. I asked a older lady at the front desk. Which the older lady said "I don't speak English". I guess not all do. So this lady just left me hanging without telling someone else to help me. I really wanted to say hey look lady find someone who speaks English and not F'n just go about your business cause I am part of your business. Really irritating. They have a area for adults or infants. You pass the kids area. They have food and drinks. It's more like a place for the adults to hang and drink and eat. You can bring food but I would ask first. This adult room was extremely hot. It seemed like once you step into that area it's like a sauna. They sure did not have the AC going. I couldn't stand it so I just hung out in the kids area. Which you think it would be the other way around. I assuming the reason why it was hot was cause there was a lot of people and the lights where hella bright. I think they did that way so you can order more drinks. But anyways my girl had fun and that's what matters but you still get minus 2 star for not getting help for me.

This place was quite fun when we visited. It is like a $20 pesos parking charge at the entrance,…read morethe rest of your visit will be pretty much free. The time we visited, there was an ice skating rink at the entrance. I believe its $7dlls to use the facility. We walked around the entire park and it took us all day. There were vendors with lots of delicious snacks and food that we didnt really venture to try. At the area where the animals are at, there were guys walking around with frozen margaritas and churros. The animals looked happy and comfortable. My daughter enjoyed it and the families that were there also seemed to be enjoying their time. I do not think there are other zoos around the town and given that is free, it seems like a great option for those with low budgets and kiddos to entertain. There were also rides for the kids, a large grass area where people was chilling and having picnics. There were pools at sight but they weren't in use, probably they are open during summer, we visited during winter time. They also have a lake where you can ride the little boats and just hang out. Overall this park is pretty fun and yeah maybe is not the San Diego zoo but its another face to Tj which currently rates to the 5th most dangerous city in the world. Who would have thought they could care to have a free zoo? Kudos.