Madrid City Break + Tickets to Warner Theme Park!

We propose two options:

• Option 1: 2 Consecutive Days Ticket to Warner Park

• Option 2: 2 Consecutive Days Ticket to Warner Park and Warner Beach Park

On Day 1, you will visit Warner Park.

On Day 2, you will enjoy Warner Beach Park, including its pools.

The order of visits cannot be changed and must be on consecutive days.

How do the tickets work?

• You decide when the fun begins: You can start your visit any day during your trip.

For example:

If you're traveling Wednesday through Friday, you can start on Wednesday or Thursday. Ensure you have enough time to use both tickets, as we cannot refund unused days. Show the QR code we send you at the park turnstiles to start your adventure.

• These QR codes are your tickets, so keep them safe in your email. Printing them is an option for extra security.

• Your tickets are valid for 2 consecutive days.

Want to check the park schedules?

For Warner Park schedules, click here. For Warner Beach Park schedules, click here.

What is Warner Beach?

• This water park, adjacent to Warner Park, offers an exhilarating experience with pools and water slides.
• Perfect for adrenaline seekers and those wanting a relaxing day in the sun and water.
• Families with children will find designated areas for kids to enjoy.

Madrid is the capital of Spain and is known for its stunning architecture, world-class museums and vibrant culture. Some of the top places to visit in Madrid are:

• Prado Museum: This museum is home to one of the world's finest collections of European art. It includes works by Goya, Velázquez and El Greco.

• Plaza Mayor: This large square is the heart of Madrid's old quarter and is surrounded by beautiful buildings and cafes. It's great for sitting and people-watching.

• Retiro Park: A large and beautiful park in the centre of Madrid, the Retiro Park is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and relax in nature.

Typical food: Madrid has a rich culinary tradition and there are several must-try dishes when visiting the city. Some of the most typical dishes in Madrid are:

• Cocido Madrileño: A staple of Madrid cuisine, this hearty stew is made with meat, vegetables and chickpeas.

• Churros con chocolate: Similar to Barcelona, churros con chocolate are a popular snack in Madrid. The fried doughnuts are dipped in thick hot chocolate for a decadent treat.

• Huevos rotos: A popular dish for breakfast or brunch, huevos rotos is made with fried eggs that are broken over a bed of fried potatoes and served with cured ham or chorizo.

Curiosities: Madrid has a rich history and culture, and there are several interesting facts and curiosities to discover when visiting. Some of these are:

• The statue of the Bear and the Strawberry Tree is a symbol of Madrid and can be seen on the city's coat of arms. The statue is located in the Puerta del Sol, a bustling square in the heart of the city.

• Madrid is home to the oldest restaurant in the world, Restaurante Botín, which has been serving traditional Spanish cuisine since 1725.

• The Royal Palace of Madrid is the largest royal palace in Western Europe and has over 3,400 rooms.

Nightlife: Madrid is famous for its nightlife, with a wide selection of bars, clubs and music venues. Some of the best areas are:

• Huertas: This lively neighbourhood is known for its narrow streets lined with bars and restaurants, making it a great spot for a night out.

• Chueca: Known for its vibrant LGBTQ+ scene, Chueca is a great place to find trendy bars and clubs.

• Malasaña: This hip neighbourhood is popular with young locals and is full of bars and music venues to suit all tastes and styles.