Isla M�gica
Located in the urban centre of Seville, on the site that housed the 1992 Universal Exhibition, this park offers a wide range of attractions, the pick of which are:
- Jaguar: a giant 765 metre-long rollercoaster that reaches a maximum speed of 85 kilometres per hour and a highest drop of 32 metres.
- Iguaz�: large rafts cross an erupting volcano and plunge down an immense waterfall at more than 50 kilometres per hour.
- Cubic Planetarium of the Spanish Pavilion: an attraction that is unique in Europe. Equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual systems and a semispherical screen covering 230 square metres as well as 10,000 watts of sound, the planetarium is the ideal place to watch films on the universo.
Opening hours
From 21 June to 11 July: 11am to 10pm (from Tuesday to Friday) and 11am to 12pm (Saturday to Sunday).
From 11 July to 9 September: 11am to 12pm (every day).
Prices
Adults: 20.48 euros.
Children (5 to 12 years old): 13.85 euros.
Adults: 13.85 euros.
Children: 10.24 euros.

Port Aventura
This park, located between the coastal towns of Salou and Vila-Seca in Tarragona, is already an established favourite, as are its top attractions, such as:
-�Dragon Kahn, the first rollercoaster boasting eight inverted loops, that reaches top speeds of over 90 kilometres per hour in under a minute.
-�Stampida, the only two-way wooden rollercoaster in the world. Added to these are other equally thrilling attractions.
- Templo del Fuego, a true adventure in the Mexican jungle complete with water and fire effects.
- Sea Odissey, the most advanced underwater adventure attraction in the world, created by the designers of Universal Orlando's Jurassic Park and Back to the Future rides.
Opening hours
From 15 March to 22 June: 10am to 8pm (from Monday to Thursday) and 10am to 10.30pm (Friday to Sunday).
From 23 June to 16 September: 10am to 12pm (every day).
Prices
Adults: 30 euros.
Children (5 to 12 years old): 23 euros.
OAPs (over 60 years old): 23 euros.

Terra M�tica
Located near Benidorm, the top tourist town along the Alicante coast, the park has a wide range of attractions that sends visitors back in time to the world's most important civilisations.
- Magnus Colossus is Europe's largest wooden rollercoaster, with slopes of up to 54 metres in height that enable you to reach speeds of up to 100 kilometres per hour. And for those who like excitement.
- Vuelo del F�nix which offers a 60 metre freefall drop in just three seconds.
- Furia de Trit�n, an adventure aboard a craft that crosses rocky waters before, as is the norm, ending with a huge splash.
Opening hours
From 14 March to 30 June: 10am to 8pm.
From 1 July to 2 August: 10am to 9pm.
From 3 August to 15 September: 10am to 12pm.
Prices
Adults: 30 euros
Children (5 to 12 years old): 22 euros.
OAPs (over 60 years old): 22 euros.

Warner Bros
This park, located in the town of San Mart�n de la Vega, 25 kilometres from Madrid, was inaugurated this year. In order to compete with other Spanish theme parks it boasts such outstanding attractions as:
- La Venganza del Enigma, Europe's highest freefall tower at 100 metres.
- Wild Wild West, a 1,000 metre wooden rollercoaster reaching 35 metres at its highest point that is a homage to the film of the same name.
- Superman, a rollercoaster that reaches speeds of up to 90 kilometres per hour, dropping from nearly 50 metres high to continue a spiral climb through seven loops.
- Twister, where visitors are suspended in cabins that drag them backwards 40 meters above the ground before plummeting down at a speed of 80 kilometres per hour.
Opening hours
10am to 8pm or 12pm (depending on the season).
Prices
Adults: 32 euros.
Children (5 to 11 years old): 24 euros.
OAPs (over 60 years old): 24 euros.
Disabled: 24 euros.