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PortAventura reopens post coronavirus lockdown with new safety rules enforced

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PortAventura Reopening Date - 8th July 2020


As PortAventura resumed functioning, effective steps have been taken to safeguard visitor’s health and to also create a fun environment for all visitors.

Safety Measures in place at PortAventura


To ensure maximum safety, it is important for all visitors to wear face masks at all times within the venue. Temperature check will be carried out before entering PortAventura.

A safe distance of 1.5 meters must be maintained all times with others to avoid any direct. Hand sanitizing gel dispensers have been placed at various locations within the attraction for guests to avail frequently.

Signage and markings have been introduced to avoid overcrowding at rides and other activities. For dinning experience, guests will have the option to select the time slot for the specific hour of service. This is also subject to availability upon their arrival at the hotel.The restaurant menus are now available on the website, the app or by scanning the QR codes placed at different food outlets.

Guests are also requested to download the PortAventura World app to navigate attractions and rides within the venue for a smooth experience.

PortAventura reopening Post Coronavirus

Booking PortAventura Tickets Online


Tickets for PortAventura are available here.
Guests are advised to place their reservation online to avoid overcrowding at the venue.

Contactless payment is preferred within the venue.

For more information about visiting PortAventura refer to the official website here.


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