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Zaragoza Amusement Park

Zaragoza's long-running amusement park, open since 1974 and offering rides, shows, dining, a pool and seasonal themed events.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

Parque de Atracciones de Zaragoza is an amusement park located in Zaragoza, in the Aragon region of Spain. According to its French Wikipedia entry, the park has been open since 1 August 1974, making it one of the longer-established amusement parks in north-eastern Spain. It operates under the short brand name Atraczara, which is also the domain of its official website. The park combines a traditional amusement-park offer with family entertainment. Its attractions include roller coasters, water rides and a broad range of other rides and walk-through experiences. Among the named attractions listed in reference sources are Booguies, Bota-Bota, Cadenas, Casa Magnética, Castillo, Chocones (bumper cars), Colorado Express, Cueva del Horror (a ghost train), Dream River, El Torreón (a Shoot and Drop drop tower), Embarcadero, Express Pacific (a panoramic train), Indianápolis, Jumping, Jurassic Car, Kangurito, La Isla del Faro, Laberinto-Espejos (a mirror maze), Las Cuerdas del Dragón, Mini Noria, Mini-Rocking, Mississippi (a fun house), Noria (Ferris wheel), Peke-Tren, Quetzal (Jump Around), Revolution (Top Spin), Rodeo, Rueda Caballitos, Scalextrix, Tren de la Bruja, Trenecillo and Vertical Twister (Star Flyer). Beyond rides, the official website presents the park as a full-day leisure destination with gastronomy, shows and a swimming pool. It actively markets celebrations: birthdays, first communions and group visits for companies, associations or groups of more than 20 people. The park also runs a themed-season calendar, with events such as Oktoberfest (3–12 October), Halloween (25 October – 16 November) and Christmas (29 November – 14 December) in the season shown on its site. It sells annual passes (marketed as the Parque or Diversión pass), runs online offers and discounts, and maintains an official merchandise store. The park also engages its audience with community initiatives such as a Christmas carol contest, whose fourth edition was announced for 2025, and a promotional song. The park's 2025 season opened on 1 March 2025, according to the official website's opening promotion. Its official site is atraczara.com and its social media handle is @atraczara. Ownership and corporate structure are not specified in the available evidence.

History

Parque de Atracciones de Zaragoza is an amusement park in Zaragoza, Spain. According to its French Wikipedia entry, it has been open since 1 August 1974. That opening date places it among the longer-running amusement parks in the Aragon region and in north-eastern Spain. Over the decades the park developed a broad attraction portfolio spanning roller coasters, water rides and many other ride types. Reference listings of its attractions include Booguies, Bota-Bota, Cadenas, Casa Magnética, Castillo, Chocones (bumper cars), Colorado Express, Cueva del Horror (a ghost train), Dream River, El Torreón (a Shoot and Drop drop tower), Embarcadero, Express Pacific (a panoramic train), Indianápolis, Jumping, Jurassic Car, Kangurito, La Isla del Faro, Laberinto-Espejos (a mirror maze), Las Cuerdas del Dragón, Mini Noria, Mini-Rocking, Mississippi (a fun house), Noria (Ferris wheel), Peke-Tren, Quetzal (Jump Around), Revolution (Top Spin), Rodeo, Rueda Caballitos, Scalextrix, Tren de la Bruja, Trenecillo and Vertical Twister (Star Flyer). In the 2020s the park presents itself through the Atraczara brand and its official website atraczara.com. Its offer extends beyond rides to gastronomy, shows and a swimming pool, and it markets celebration packages for birthdays and first communions as well as group visits for companies, associations and groups of more than 20 people. It sells annual passes under the Parque and Diversión names, runs online offers and discounts, and operates an official merchandise store. The park also runs a themed-season calendar. The season shown on its website includes Oktoberfest (3–12 October), Halloween (25 October – 16 November) and Christmas (29 November – 14 December). It engages its audience with community initiatives such as a Christmas carol contest, whose fourth edition was announced for 2025, and a promotional song. According to the official website, the 2025 season opened on 1 March 2025. The available evidence does not specify the park's ownership or corporate structure.

  • Parque de Atracciones de Zaragoza opens.

  • 2025 season opens, per the official website.

  • Fourth edition of the Christmas carol contest announced.

Products and positioning

A long-established, family-oriented amusement park in Zaragoza offering rides, shows, dining, a pool and seasonal themed events, with online offers, annual passes and celebration packages.

  • Booguies

  • Bota-Bota

  • Cadenas

  • Casa Magnética

  • Castillo

  • Chocones (bumper cars)

  • Colorado Express

  • Cueva del Horror (ghost train)

  • Dream River

  • El Torreón (Shoot and Drop)

  • Embarcadero

  • Express Pacific (panoramic train)

  • Indianápolis

  • Jumping

  • Jurassic Car

  • Kangurito

  • La Isla del Faro

  • Laberinto-Espejos (mirror maze)

  • Las Cuerdas del Dragón

  • Mini Noria

  • Mini-Rocking

  • Mississippi (fun house)

  • Noria (Ferris wheel)

  • Peke-Tren

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