A seemingly poorly maintained theme park with good attraction concepts, but not the best execution…read more We visited in November, which is the slower season. The water rides were closed due to the temperature and the park is only open on weekends during the winter. The park opened at 12pm and most of the restaurants were closed on the day that we went. The rides were decent, but were showing their age with fading colors and peeling paint, especially in some of the queues. We did enjoy the creativity of the roller coasters and they were deceivingly exhilarating so it made for a fun surprise. The theming of all of the lands was very cute, I just wish there was more to see. I was also disappointed in the lack of variety in merchandise available. The capes that they were trying to sell were snagged and most had holes in them. I would love to see it in full capacity during the more popular season, but there's definitely a lot of room for improvement.

Warner Brothers Park Madrid has a lot of potential, but our experience was mixed. Many rides and…read moreconcession stands were closed during our visit despite the already limited operating hours, which made parts of the park feel empty and underutilized. We did appreciate the short wait times. A few rides had no wait at all and we were able to walk right on which was a nice surprise. Some of the attractions have definitely seen better days aesthetically, but the rollercoasters were very exhilarating and felt safe which is ultimately what matters most. The merchandise is exclusive to WB Park Madrid, but the overall selection left more to be desired. There were only a handful of items that felt unique or worth picking up. Overall, it is a fun place to visit once, but for us it is a one and done experience.