On the weekend of 14th and 15th of December, grandparents can visit Tibidabo with their grandchildren under 16 for free
On 14th and 15th of December, all grandparents are invited to an unforgettable weekend at Parc d'Atraccions Tibidabo, with their grandchildren, free of charge. Now in its tenth year, TibidAvis is an opportunity for the oldest and youngest members of the family to enjoy a unique experience at the park.
In recognition of their crucial role in family life, all grandparents and up to two grandchildren under the age of 16 can enjoy free entry to the park throughout the weekend. To take advantage of this offer, visitors must show their ID at the Tibidabo ticket offices, the Tibidabo Store or the Aparcaments B:SM Sant Genís-Vall d’Hebron car park. Admission is also free for anyone over 60.
Thanks to this initiative, which is part of Tibidabo’s commitment to families and celebrates the key role of grandparents in helping parents achieve a work-life balance and in sharing love and wisdom, grandparents can enjoy a day of Christmas magic and fun with the youngest members of the family.
Tibidabo celebrates Christmas with a magnificent tree, an ice rink and new shows
Tibidabo’s Christmas programme will run until 5th of January. In addition to the decorations and the 10-metre Christmas tree to welcome all visitors, Tibidabo has something in store for everyone.
Plaça del Somnis will once again host a 200 m2 synthetic ice rink where, as well as skating, visitors can enjoy the dance show The Nutcracker on Ice, an artistic adaptation of Tchaikovsky’s ballet for all audiences, every afternoon.
The rink is included in the Tibidabo admission price and can also be visited separately with a ticket costing 5 euros.
During the festive season, visitors can also enjoy new shows and events on the park’s rides. Dididado – the park’s 4D cinema – will be screening the film Sleigh Ride, about the work of Santa Claus and his helpers on the night of 24 December. The Marionetarium has also been transformed for Christmas, featuring a show where music, snow and stars take centre stage.
For thrill-seeking visitors, Hotel 666 will once again welcome Krampus, a sinister character who only appears at this time of year.
On 27th of December, the park will hold the Cançó de Pau (Song of Peace), one of its most heart-warming fundraising events, which this year marks its 27th edition.
