What an incredible experience! Had so much fun, good kind of horror and excitement. It was worth the journey and money. Definitely would love to go back. I hope I have the guts to try rides like Batman.

We came to visit Parque Warner Madrid as part of our vacation in Spain. I consider myself an enthusiast for theme parks and roller coasters so I mainly visited for the ride. Parque Warner Madrid offers a nice portfolio of quality attractions, some of which are quite rare in Europe (Stuntfall and Batman in particular). However, five of the six coasters opened in 2002, the sixth coaster opened at in 2009. At the park, we quickly had to experience the bad operations at the major attractions. For example, at Superman the dispatch of a single train took up to as much as three minutes. To give a comparison, I have seen theme parks which manage to fill a train at a comparable ride in just 40 seconds. This results in unnecessarily long queues and waiting times. To avoid this hassle, we made the decision to invest another 39€ for the premium fast pass. Upon buying, we were shown an overview with each ride the fast pass applies for. Every single ride there was checked so we assumed we would be able to ride all coasters in minimum time. However, when we wanted to ride Batman - which was a major reason for our visit - we were told that the fast pass would not apply for this ride. We quickly checked the aforementioned overview and discovered that Batman was not even listed there. In my opinion, this is a foul strategy to misguide buyers who give the overview a first glance but don’t inspect it thoroughly. To sum up, I feel misled by this park. The applied strategy is a fine way to upset customers who are well willing to pay an additional entrance fee. For me, this renders Parque Warner Madrid unattractive for a revisit should they not invest a solid budget for a new attraction anytime soon.

Lovely theme park to bring the kids. Bit overpriced if you pay on location. Would recommend booking online and looking for discount vouchers. Book way in advance if possible for better discounts. Gets quite hot, carry your sunscreen and hats. The queues are quite long for entry. And even longer at the rides.

Rides are good, queues are short enough. Good selection of restaurants at decent prices. Doesnt quite have the atmosphere of Disneyland though and the character costumes are a bit off for some. Well worth a day visit.

The park opens at 11:30AM and attractions close at 7:30PM. But when you get in only a few things are already open: most are still being tested (like the rollercoasters), which means you don't have much to do if you get in when it opens. Yes: they open very late and things are still not running. Bummer. The places to buy food (including fast food, restaurants, ice cream, etc) are closed during a long part of the day (you can't buy an ice cream even if you want to). Weird. By the end of the day they are usually open. The actors behave like someone fed up with their jobs. They barely smile or interact. They are not "in character". The paintings with Warner Bros' characters are kinda bad, looking like it's a unofficial park. Other than that, the attractions are good and you can still have a good time riding them. I went on a Friday.