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Isla Magica | Visitor information at a glance

Pirate-themed water ride at The Pirate's Lair, Isla Mágica, Seville.

What are the Isla Magica opening hours?

In spring, from March to June, Isla Mágica is open several days a week from 11am to 7pm, with Saturdays and Sundays open until 10pm.
In summer, July to September, the park is open from 11am to 11pm, with Saturdays open until midnight.

Where is the Isla Magica located?

Isla Mágica is situated on Isla de la Cartuja, an island within the Guadalquivir River, just north of Seville's city center. The park's exact address is Pabellón de España, s/n, 41092 Sevilla, Spain.

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What are the opening hours of Isla Magica?

Hop-On-Hop-Off bus in front of Torre del Oro, Seville.

Summer Schedule (June to September):
Full Day: 11am to 11pm
Saturdays open until midnight
Spring Schedule:
Full Day: 11am to 7pm
Saturdays and Sundays open until 10pm
Spring/Autumn Schedule:
Full Day: 12pm to 10pm
Afternoon: from 4pm
For Halloween, the park is open from 5pm to midnight every Friday and on the last Thursday of October. It is also open from 11am to 10pm every weekend in October and on the All Saint's Day long weekend.

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What’s the best time to visit Isla Magica?

The best time to visit Isla Mágica depends on what you're looking for in your theme park experience. Here's a breakdown of the pros and cons of different times to visit:

Children entering Isla Mágica amusement park in Seville, Spain.

Weekdays vs. Weekends

Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends, so you'll have shorter wait times for rides and shows. However, the park may not be fully operational on weekdays, so it's always a good idea to check the schedule before you go.

Visitors enjoying the wave pool at Agua Mágica, Isla Mágica, Seville.

Shoulder Seasons (April-May & September-October)

The shoulder seasons offer a good balance of crowds and weather. The temperatures are mild, and the park is not as crowded as it is during the peak summer months. However, some of the water rides and shows may not be operational during the shoulder seasons.

Roller coaster ride with passengers at Isla Magica, Seville, surrounded by greenery.

Summer (June-August)

This is the peak season for Isla Mágica, so the park will be the most crowded. However, all of the rides and shows will be operational, and you'll be able to enjoy the water park, Aqua Mágica. Just be prepared for hot weather and long lines.

Getting to Isla Magica

City Sightseeing Hop on Hop off bus navigating a narrow street in Seville.

Public transportation

By Bus: This is the easiest and cheapest way to get to Isla Magica from Seville city center. Several buses stop near the park entrance. Here are some routes:
Lines C1 and C2 stop right at the main entrance of the park.
Lines C3 and 02 take you across the river from Isla Magica at the Barqueta Bridge. You can then walk a short distance to the park.
By Taxi: Taxis are a convenient option if you have luggage or are traveling with a group. You can hail a taxi on the street or order one through a ride-sharing app like Cabify or Uber. The ride from Seville city center to Isla Magica should take around 10-15 minutes.
By Train: The nearest train station to Isla Magica is Santa Justa Station. From there, you can take bus line C2 to the park entrance. The train ride from other Spanish cities to Seville might be faster than taking the bus, but factoring in the transfer to the bus, it might not save much time in total.

By car

Isla Magica is easily accessible by car via the SE-30 ring road. If you're coming from outside Seville, follow the signs for ‘"Isla de la Cartuja / Isla Mágica’ as you approach the city. Here's a breakdown of the route:

Take the SE-30 ring road.
Follow signs for ’Isla de la Cartuja / Isla Mágica’ through Avenida Carlos III, Calle Marie Curie, Calle Matemáticos Rey Pastor y Castro and Calle José de Gálvez.

Parking:

Isla Magica has a large secured parking lot for visitors. There are two options:

General Parking: This is located on Calle Juan Bautista Muñoz, around 400 meters from the entrance. The fee is €8.90, or you can get a discounted rate of €7.90 if you purchase your parking ticket online beforehand.
Barqueta Parking: This is the closest option, situated right at the park's entrance, just 50 meters away. It's more convenient but also more expensive at €12.90.

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Toilets: Distributed throughout the park, with some also available inside restaurants.

Showers and dressing rooms: Located within Agua Mágica.

Lockers: Available for rent in Agua Mágica.

Sunbed rental: Available for rent in Agua Mágica.

Tutti Frutti ride at Isla Magica theme park with colorful spinning teacups.

Wheelchair Rentals: Free wheelchair rentals are available for guests with reduced mobility or who get tired easily. You can pick one up at the Visitor Service office after filling out a form and showing ID.

Accessible Restrooms: There are restrooms with accessibility features located throughout the park.

Preferential Access: People with disabilities may be eligible for preferential access to rides and shows. This includes allowing a companion to enter the ride or show with them. To use this service, you’ll need to get verification from the Visitor Service Office. There are limitations on how often you can use the preferential access for rides (once every 30 minutes).

There are height, weight, and age restrictions for rides. Always follow instructions from staff and remain seated on rides.
Smoking (including vaping) is prohibited except in designated areas. Keep the park clean and avoid disruptive behavior.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. This is a safety precaution.
The park is not responsible for lost or damaged belongings. This means that if you lose something like your phone, wallet, or hat in the park, Isla Magica won't be liable to replace them.

Quetzal Beach water ride at Isla Magica theme park, Seville, Spain.

Isla Magica tends to be less crowded on weekdays than weekends. If you can, try to plan your visit any day between Monday and Friday.
The Isla Magica app has a handy map of the park, as well as wait times for rides and show schedules.
Pack sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, a refillable water bottle, and comfortable shoes. You may also want to bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan on spending time at Agua Mágica.
Bags, cameras, or other sharp or valuable items are not allowed on the rides. The park has lockers available for rent where you can store your belongings.

What to eat at Isla Magica?

El Cañón

Type: Brewery with air-conditioning.
Dishes: Tapas and raciones (small plates meant for sharing). Think small bites like olives, chorizo slices, patatas bravas (spicy potatoes), and even some seafood options.
Courses: You won't find a traditional starter, main course, and dessert structure here. It's all about ordering a variety of tapas to share with your group and creating your own meal.

Puerta de América:

Type: Self-service restaurant.
Dishes: Complete menus with two courses, dessert, and a drink. This is a good option if you want a more traditional sit-down meal without the hassle of ordering individual dishes. You will find options like paella (saffron rice dish with seafood or meat), grilled chicken, or pasta on the menu.
Courses: The complete menus include a starter (soup, salad), main course (meat, fish, pasta), dessert (cake, ice cream), and a drink.

La Botavara:

Type: Family restaurant with table service.
Dishes: Traditional Spanish cuisine, including meats, fish, pasta, and rice dishes. This is a good option for a wider variety of choices, catering to different tastes. Expect dishes like grilled fish, steaks, pasta dishes like bolognese, and maybe even paella.
Courses: You can order a la carte (individual dishes) or choose a set menu that might include a starter, main course, and dessert.

Restaurants in Isla Magica

Frequently Asked Questions about visiting Isla Magica

I'm visiting Isla Magica with young children. Are there areas best suited for them?

Absolutely! La Fuente de la Juventud is a wonderland for little ones. It features slow-moving rides like mini-trains and carousels, interactive play areas, and gentle water features. Additionally, many attractions throughout the park have height restrictions that cater to younger visitors. Be sure to check the park guide or website for height requirements before queuing.

How can I beat the crowds and make the most of my visit?

Isla Magica can get busy, especially during peak season. Consider purchasing your tickets online in advance to save time. To maximize your ride time, utilize the Isla Magica app to check wait times and plan your day strategically. If you want to experience everything without long lines, look into purchasing a Fast Pass.

Does Isla Magica have a water park?

Yes! Agua Mágica, Isla Magica's water park section, boasts a wave pool, thrilling slides, a relaxing lazy river, and a dedicated children's area. Keep in mind that there may be a separate admission fee for Agua Mágica, so check the park's website for details.

What are my food options within the park?

Isla Magica offers a variety of food options to suit all tastes and budgets. From traditional Spanish fare and fast food to cafes and ice cream stands, you won't go hungry. You can also bring your own food and drinks to enjoy in designated picnic areas.

What should I wear and bring for a day at Isla Magica?

Comfort is key! Opt for comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking and waiting in lines. Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are a must, especially during the hot summer months. If you plan on visiting Agua Mágica, bring a swimsuit, towel, and waterproof sandals. Remember, lockers are available for rent if you need to store your belongings.