Mirabilandia Amusement Park - Identity Card

Address: SS16 Adriatica km 162, 48125 Savio - Loc. Mirabilandia (RA)
Distance from Milano Marittima: 11 km, approximately 15 minutes
By bus: line 176 Start Romagna, direct connection
By train: Lido di Savio or Lido di Classe station + shuttle
By car: SS16 Adriatica, or E45 exit "Mirabilandia"
Telephone: +39 0544 561156

Mirabilandia is 11 km from Milano Marittima, about 15 minutes away: you can get there by car on the SS16, by direct bus line 176, or by train to Lido di Savio with a shuttle. It is the largest amusement park in Italy, with 44 listed attractions, the Mirabeach water park next door, and the option of adding a second consecutive day to your ticket.

If you're staying in Milano Marittima, Mirabilandia is the easiest day trip you can take: it's so close you can go there and back without moving your luggage, and with a little planning, you can even squeeze in half a day at the beach and half a day at the park. This page describes it exactly from here, because that's what the park's website doesn't do.

How to get there from Milano Marittima

Without a car: the direct bus

Start Romagna's 176 route directly connects Milano Marittima and Mirabilandia, also stopping at Cervia and Lido di Savio. It's the most convenient option, as it avoids the problem that ruins the day for many: parking on peak days. There are also dedicated tourist buses with return tickets for €12.

By train

The closest stations to the park are Lido di Savio and Lido di Classe, served by a dedicated shuttle bus (alternatively, line 176). From Lido di Savio you can also take a taxi: the cost is around €25 (Radio Taxi Cervia, +39 0544 973737 ).

By car

Follow the SS16 Adriatica to km 162, or the E45 to the "Mirabilandia" exit. It's the easiest 15 minutes of your holiday, but on weekends in July and August, it's best to leave early: the parking lot fills up and the line at the entrance gets longer as the morning progresses.

Practical tip: If you're a family and only have one car, bus 176 leaves you free: those staying at the hotel won't be stranded, and those going to the park won't have to worry about parking.

Attractions, divided by who you are

For those seeking adrenaline

This is what Mirabilandia is famous for. The symbol is Katun, the park's inverted coaster; next to it are iSpeed, the launched coaster, and Divertical, the water coaster. The Ducati World area hosts Desmo Race and the Motion Sphere simulators, the latter of which are an extra charge and not included in the ticket. The same goes for the horror house The Walking Dead. The picture is completed by the drop towers: Oil Tower 1 and 2 and the Geronimo Towers.

For families and children

Nickelodeon Land is the themed area based on TV characters: PAW Patrol To The Rescue and Adventure Bay, Bikini Bottom Express and Jellyfish Jam for SpongeBob, Dora's Train Adventure, Boots' Balloons. Then there's the entire dinosaur area (Monosauro, Rexplorer, Raptotana, Bicisauro, Reptilium) and the Wild West area with Buffalo Bill Rodeo, Fort Alamo, Campo Sioux, Gold Digger, and Rio Bravo. The Eurowheel Ferris wheel is the point from which you understand just how big the park is.

For days when it's too hot

The water attractions ( Autosplash, El Dorado Falls, Blu River, Raratonga ) are just that. However, if your plan is to spend the day in your swimsuit, the other park is the right choice.

Mirabeach, the water park

Mirabeach is the adjacent Caribbean-style water park, with separate admission or included in the combined ticket. It opens only during the summer season: in 2026, from June 13th (in 2025, it was open from June 14th to August 31st). With the 2-Park ticket, sun loungers and umbrellas at Mirabeach are included.

Which ticket to choose

There are six types, and choosing them well changes the cost considerably:

• Single: One day, all attractions and shows. Motion Sphere, The Walking Dead, and Mirabeach are excluded.
• 2 Parks: Mirabilandia and Mirabeach on two consecutive days, with free sunbeds and umbrellas at Mirabeach.
• Open Date (also available in the 2-Park version): choose a day during the season, useful if you don't yet know when you'll go.
• Evening: admission from 5pm. This is the cheapest way to get in, and in summer these are the best times.
• All Inclusive VIP: the premium package.

Regarding prices: you pay the full price for those over 140 cm, the reduced price for those between 100 and 140 cm and for those over 60. Prices change constantly, with frequent promotions and discount codes: for this reason you will not find a fixed price here, but a link to the official website, which is also the only place to buy.

Practical tip: on the second consecutive day, you can purchase it at the park, before leaving, or online along with your single ticket. If you're thinking about it while you're there, don't wait until you get to your hotel.

💡 Pro Tips

1. Buy online, not at the ticket office. The real discounts are there, and they change from week to week.
2. Consider the evening ticket starting at 5:00 PM. In summer, the heat drops, the lines get shorter, and the price is lower.
3. If you plan on returning, take the second day before leaving the park. This is the cheapest and easiest time.
4. Download the official app. It has an interactive map, show times, and synchronized tickets: without it, you'll miss the shows.
5. Take bus 176 and forget about parking. On peak days, it's the most tangible advantage you can give yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions about Mirabilandia

How far is Mirabilandia from Milano Marittima?
11 km, or about a 15-minute drive along the SS16 Adriatica. It's the closest trip from Milano Marittima.

How do you get to Mirabilandia without a car?
Take Start Romagna line 176, which directly connects Milano Marittima and the park, also stopping at Cervia and Lido di Savio. Alternatively, take the train to Lido di Savio or Lido di Classe and then take the shuttle bus, or take a taxi (about €25 from Lido di Savio).

How much are the tickets?
Prices vary greatly throughout the season, with frequent promotions and discount codes: the online price starts at around €50, but during promotional periods, prices drop significantly. It's always a good idea to check and purchase on the official website, where offers are updated in real time.

Do children pay?
Yes, but at a reduced rate for those between 100 and 140 cm tall. Those over 140 cm pay the full price; the reduced rate also applies to those over 60.

What is the "2 Parks" ticket?
This is the ticket that includes both Mirabilandia and the Mirabeach water park on two consecutive days, with sunbeds and umbrellas included at Mirabeach.

When does Mirabeach open?
Summer only: from June 13th in 2026. In 2025, the season ran from June 14th to August 31st. The exact closing dates are published annually on the official website.

Can you only enter in the evening?
Yes, with the evening ticket, valid for entry from 5 pm. It's the cheapest option and, on the hottest days, also the most pleasant.

Eleven kilometers isn't much: it's the difference between "we'll do it one day" and "we'll go tomorrow." If your kids are the right age, expect them to want to go back; and at least, from here, it's not a long journey.