Really good day out. Ticket prices for all attractions AND furnicular are a bit pricey and you would probably struggle to spend a full day there (unless there's long queues or you want to do the thrill rides and the kids rides), but it's absolutely worth doing if you want to ride everything. The park itself is staggered across several levels although there are lifts between them all. The best part though is the setting, with every ride offering incredible views over Barcelona. Food/drink was pricey so we brought our own which wasn't an issue.

+ We walked the route from Av Tibidabo metro station. The walk took approximately 1hr and only had one steep section. The route was easy to follow via google maps. We mainly visited for the view of Barcelona and the view was great! The amusement park was not fully open. However, there were enough rides/attractions to entertain families. Plenty of shops/cafes once you arrive.

To be truthful we only came here for the views, which are truly stunning, and expected to ignore the funfair. However, as we had come in May outside a school holiday the place was relatively quiet and quite a few of the rides were not open. But for those that were there we no queues and you could virtually walk straight onto them. However, several had signs on the queuing area saying 1 hour and 2 hours queuing from this point, so heaven knows what this place must be like in high summer at the height of the school holidays. I think you can buy an all-inclusive 35 Euro ticket (which also includes the Funicular) or individual rides for 3 euros. We relived our youth and went on a couple and the red aeroplane ride was a right giggle. As a tourist primarily interested in the views, I would recommend trying to visit outside the high season and definitely outside school holidays. But I would definitely recommend making it up here for both the views and the church, both of which are spectacular.

What can I say, totally different from everything. A mini amusement park up in the sky!!!!😃😃 and a functional church also. It gets quite busy. Lovey churros and freshly made too. We took a taxi, although a train like mode of transport called the Funicular gets one up there@€6 one way. The view up once up there is breathtaking. Well worth the trip. With children, a Win Win situation!!!!!!!