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Plan Your Visit to Isla Mágica

A good visit to Isla Mágica starts with knowing the park rules, the facilities on site and what is nearby. Below you will find the key things to know before you go.

Isla Mágica - Location

The main entrance to Isla Mágica is at Rotonda Isla Mágica, Isla de la Cartuja, 41092 Seville, Spain. The park is on the banks of the Guadalquivir, within walking distance of the historic center.

The Barqueta Bridge is the main walking route from the city, and the Monastery of La Cartuja and Torre Sevilla are both close by.

Good to Know Before Your Visit to Isla Mágica

Facilities at Isla Mágica

- Single and double strollers and electric scooters can be rented at Visitor Services. Wheelchairs are free for guests with reduced mobility or who tire easily.

- Paid lockers come in small, medium and large sizes. Medium and large lockers are at the main entrance, and there are more next to the Anaconda shop and inside Agua Mágica.

- You will find free Wi-Fi in El Fuerte and other areas, first-aid points in Puerta de América and Agua Mágica, and five signposted smoking areas.

- Agua Mágica also has showers, changing rooms and sunbeds to rent.

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Highlights

Enjoy a variety of thrilling rides such as swings, waterfalls, and river floats.

Explore six distinct park zones filled with unique fun activities.

Experience live shows and entertainments included with your entry.

Suitable for visitors of all ages, providing amusement for children and adults alike.

Convenient access with a mobile ticket to skip the entry line.

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Highlights

Spend the day exploring thrilling rides and water slides.

Access all six sections and entertainment zones of Isla Mágica.

Cool off with unlimited admission to Agua Mágica’s pools and lazy river.

Ideal for families seeking a mix of adventure and water fun.

Witness live shows included in the ticket price.

Isla Mágica - Visitor Guidelines

Food and Drinks: Outside food and drinks are not allowed, apart from water bottles, and rigid coolers are banned.
What to Wear: Wear comfortable shoes and light clothing, as there is a lot of walking. Swimwear, bare feet and bare chests are not allowed in the theme park. Swimwear is only for Agua Mágica, where it is required in the pools.
Bags and Luggage: Wheeled suitcases and shopping trolleys are not allowed, except for guests with reduced mobility, and bags may be checked at the entrance. Paid lockers are available at the main entrance.
Same-Day Re-Entry: If you want to leave and come back the same day, ask staff for a re-entry pass as you exit. You will need to show it along with your ticket to get back in.
Ride Access and Supervision: Every ride has its own height limits, measured with shoes on at Isla Mágica and barefoot at Agua Mágica. Children under 14 must be with an adult at all times.

Frequently Asked Questions About Visiting Isla Mágica

Is it possible to visit Isla Mágica in a single day?

Yes. A full day is enough to see the six themed areas, ride the main attractions and catch several shows.

Can visitors bring outside food and drinks into the park?

No. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, apart from water bottles. There are rental lockers outside the park if you need to leave food you have brought.

Are there height and age restrictions for the rides?

Yes. Every ride has its own height limits for safety. Children under 14 must be with an adult at all times.

What happens to the attractions if it rains?

The park stays open in the rain, but some rides may close during heavy downpours. Waterproof clothing is a good idea on wet days.

Can visitors access the Agua Mágica water park independently?

Yes. From 2026, Agua Mágica has its own entrance, so you can visit the water park on its own or both parks on the same day. It opens only in the summer season.

Where can visitors store their personal belongings?

Paid lockers are available at the main entrance, next to the Anaconda shop and inside Agua Mágica, which also has showers and changing rooms. You can open and close them as often as you like during the day.

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