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Parque de la Costa — Aerial view of the park beside the winding river ProtoplasmaKid · CC BY-SA 4.0 · edited
Parque de la Costa — Aerial view of the park beside the winding riverParque de la Costa — Park entrance with its arched sign and flagsParque de la Costa — Steel roller coaster tracks beside the riverParque de la Costa — Park fountain plaza beside the river entranceParque de la Costa — Red waterfront building and dock inside the parkParque de la Costa — Roller coaster rising above the park's riverside edgeParque de la Costa — Ferris wheel and rides viewed across the riverParque de la Costa — Ferris wheel and amusement rides along the riverbankParque de la Costa — Decorated swing carousel with riders suspended above the parkParque de la Costa — Panoramic view of the park's rides and waterfrontParque de la Costa — Striped observation tower overlooking the park

Why go

  • Boomerang coaster, with inverted loops, rises 37.5 metres and reaches 75 km/h.
  • The 35-metre tower looks out over the park and delta.

Opening hours

Today11:00 – 19:00Show all
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
ThursdayClosed
Friday11:00 – 19:00
Saturday11:00 – 19:00
Sunday11:00 – 19:00

Rides and age limits

Adrenaline rides
8
Family rides
14
Children’s rides
12

Know before you go

  • Open Friday to Sunday, 11:00–19:00.
  • Visitors aged 3 and older need an admission pass. Visitors under 16 must enter with an accompanying adult.
  • Visitors cannot re-enter after leaving the park.
  • Each person may bring one bottle of mineral or tap water, up to 1 or 1.5 litres.
  • Lockers are available for storing belongings before rides.
  • Ride access may depend on age, height, fitness or weight; ask at the visitor service center.
  • Preventive maintenance and inspections may leave some rides out of service during a visit.

With kids

  • Comarca de los Sueños has games for smaller children.
  • The park has 12 children’s rides and 14 family rides.

Tips for your visit

  • Use the lockers to store belongings before riding.
  • Visitors with a medical certificate may bring their own meal.
  • Choose menu options suitable for people with celiac disease if you need gluten-free food.

Don't miss

  • BoomerangRide the coaster with inverted loops.In the park
  • El DesafíoRide this coaster, which reaches 80 km/h.In the park
  • 35-metre towerTake in views of the park and delta from the tower.In the park
  • El VigiaRide this family attraction on an artificial lake.On an artificial lake in the park
  • Catamaran rideTake a catamaran ride along the delta.Along the delta

Entrances

  • Main entranceThe park entrance is at Calle Vivanco 1509.Calle Vivanco 1509, Tigre

Facilities

  • Food outlets Food court, bar and two restaurants.

Shorts

History

Santiago Soldati and Walter Álvarez developed the park. It stands on the Luján River in the Paraná River Delta.

  1. 1995The Tren de la Costa light rail line opened before the park was developed.
  2. 1997Parque de la Costa opened on April 10 after an investment of nearly US$400 million. Its first attractions included a roller coaster, water coaster and Ferris wheel.

How to get there

  • TrainTren de la Costa to Delta station; the park connects to the station.

Sources: Parque de la Costa - Wikipedia · Tigre - Wikivoyage (do) · Home - Parque de la Costa · Visitas Destacadas ★ - Parque de la Costa · Nosotros - Parque de la Costa · checked 27 Oct 2026

Where
Calle Vivanco, 1509, Tigre

Plan from here: With kids →

Questions and answers

When is Parque de la Costa open?

It is open Friday to Sunday, 11:00–19:00.

How do I get to Parque de la Costa by train?

Take the Tren de la Costa to Delta station, which connects to the park.

Can children visit Parque de la Costa?

Yes. Children aged 3 and older need an admission pass, and visitors under 16 must enter with an accompanying adult.

How many rides does Parque de la Costa have?

It has 8 adrenaline rides, 14 family rides and 12 children’s rides.

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