This was a good theme park - not as big as the neighboring one so I get why it didn't open till 2pm. It got quieter nearer the end of the evening so maybe do the big rides later. Our main issue here was the limited places to get food. Only one opened and not till 6pm by which time we were soooo hungry so maybe be prepared to wait or take your own food in.

Red Force is a great ride, although short, but other than that there's little reason to visit. There's a few ride's for younger kids and 2 indoor simulator ride's. These ride's seemed very dated although the park is relatively new, not helped by the dirty 3D glasses. The food is also poor frozen pizza and overcooked chicken in the 'italian' restaurant. There's a stage for entertainment show's but they weren't running.

I wasnt blown away by Ferrari Land..After the roller coaster there wasnt much in it..Okay you can look at cars but i suppose not being a car fan i didnt get it..Its 30 euro in which i thought was expensive . But maybe if your a Grand Prix fan you would love it.. The roller coaster is something else , fastest and tallest in Europe it has to be tried

We did this as part of a 3 park deal. The park boasts Europe's fastest roller coaster. Kids loved it. It only took an hour or two to do the rounds on an evening ticket. Cooler too. #ramblingstampcollectors

Came here in holiday in October. Opening hours were condensed and basically useless without a fast pass. We queued for one of the simulators for two hours, only to have to give up. There was a massive queue in the main room but the fast pass lane took all the spaces on the ride. They didn't manage the express tickets in any way. Would have cost 96 euros for fast passes for the three of us which is extremely expensive for a handful of rides that we'd already paid for.

It's ok but my 6 year old enjoyed it the most, most rides are for young children. The big main ride is a 2 hr wait time you can buy fast passes for the main ride at a cost of 30 euro I did it last year so wasn't paying that again. Worth going to see especially if you have young children.

Was very disappointed with Ferrari Land. We entered after a day at Portaventura (which was brilliant) and sadly everything had such horrendous queue times. Now I appreciate wait times are standard with rides and normally I'd be happy to wait but we queued for almost a hour for the car ride with two small children and got nowhere near the ride before we decided to leave the queue. There was loads of unmanned cars going out on the ride so unsure why there was such a long delay. We then tried the other rides for small children and each of those were queued right out of there lines so we left the park. Not a park for small children. It also is only open 5pm-10pm off peak which is not ideal for wee ones. I don't think we would bother returning. Portaventura yes, FerrariLand no.

We only came here to ride red force so only spent about an hour here but everything looked really cool. they have a few rides for young kids and a few for adults and then an exhibition where you can then sit in different ferrari’s. would recommend buying online tickets as we got charged £10 extra pp on the gate

The park is terrible . So disappointed in this place . Second time here and can’t believe how much it has went downhill . The 5.00pm to 10.00pm opening isn’t great as is to busy Red force is the main attraction but with queues of 2 hours it’s a joke The kids rides aren’t much better with possibly the slowest operations I’ve ever witnessed in a theme park . Hopefully the open during the day in the future , otherwise it’s a complete waste of money

Our family of two adults, a 9 year old and a 7 year old visited Salou for 7 days in July. We bought a 3 day ticket to visit Port Aventura, Ferrari Land and the water park. We didn't buy any fast passes. See my separate reviews for the main PA park and the water park. We got the train down to Salou having been in Barcelona for 3 days and we stayed in a self catering hotel about 5 mins taxi ride away (see separate reviews). The taxi from our hotel was never more than 12 euros and dropped us at the ramp down to the main walkway up to the theme park entrance. On day two of our visit we went over the main park at lunchtime as we had our Ferrari Land ticket and would stay later (it doesn't open until 16:00). We stayed for a few hours in the main park. For Ferrari Land, there's an entrance inside the main park so you don't need to get your hand stamped to get back into the main park (just use your QR code ticket). We were front of the queue at 15:45 and were first to get onto Flying Dreams (a simulator ride like Soarin' at Disney). Then we waited 5 mins for Marinello Grand Race (driving the cars around the track) before a quick visit to the shop. At 16:50 we started queuing for Racing Legends (another simulator ride) which opens at 17:00 and were first on for that but it's not as good as Flying Dreams. We got seats early, in the shade and at the front for the 18:00 acrobat show and whilst adults sat down, kids went on some of the kiddie rides behind it. The show is excellent with a variety of performers. We waited 5 mins for Junior Red Force (mini coaster) and be prepared as it's tough on your neck - I think it tries to simulate some G force like the actual Red Force ride. We headed back to the main park after this as there wasn't much else for our age of kids to do. Food outlets were limited (or they didn't open until later) so we went back to Sessimo for dinner and back on our favourite rides there. Our third day we visited the water park - see separate review. Overall, if we only had a ticket for Ferrari Land we wouldn't have come but as you could go in/out the main PA park then it was okay. So I wouldn't say this would be value for money as a standalone ticket for kids our age but as we had the 3 day bundle for the main park, Ferrari Land and the water park, it worked out well. Enjoy!