A Day of Screams and Sunshine at Argentina’s Biggest Amusement Park

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A Day of Screams and Sunshine at Argentina’s Biggest Amusement Park

An eight‑hour guided outing from Buenos Aires to Parque de la Costa in Tigre that includes pickup, admission with the Golden Passport, and return drop‑off at designated downtown points.

A Day of Screams and Sunshine at Argentina’s Biggest Amusement Park.

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Buenos Aires
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Buenos Aires Tours
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Robert Eric Crews
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Set less than an hour north of Buenos Aires proper, Parque de la Costa is Argentina’s largest amusement complex—more than 50 attractions spread across roller coasters, family rides, water play and Esportland, the region’s largest gamer arena—offering a full‑day escape for all ages.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE PARK

Argentina’s largest amusement park, all in one place

Parque de la Costa brings together more than 50 attractions—thrill coasters, family rides and children’s areas—plus water park zones and theatrical shows, making it a single destination for different energy levels and ages.

THE ACCESS

Golden Passport entry and included logistics

The tour includes admission with the Golden Passport—covering flagship roller coasters, family and children’s rides, Esportland game zones and scheduled shows—and pickup at downtown hotels with drop‑off at designated city points.

THE SETTING

A short journey to Tigre’s riverside district

The outing also includes a brief sightseeing element through the northern districts of Buenos Aires and a visit to Tigre downtown before or after enjoying the park, situating the amusement‑park visit inside a wider riverside day trip.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

You’ll be collected from downtown Buenos Aires in the morning for an eight‑hour excursion that moves quickly from city streets to Tigre’s riverfront. Once at Parque de la Costa, the Golden Passport opens access to headline roller coasters and family zones, Esportland’s gaming arenas, water attractions and scheduled shows; the group reconvenes for an organized return with drop‑offs at prearranged central points in the city.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this outing suits — and who should think twice.

1
Families with childrenWell suited: the park has dedicated children’s areas and family rides, and infants (2 and under) ride free when booked with an adult.
2
Thrill seekers & teensWell suited: the Golden Passport covers multiple roller coasters (including Boomerang and others) and high‑energy mechanical rides.
3
Gamers and esports fansWell suited: Esportland—one of South America’s largest gamer arenas with console and PC zones—is included among Golden Passport attractions.
4
Mobility‑restricted travelersNot ideal: the park is not wheelchair accessible; strollers are usable but visitors with serious mobility needs should plan accordingly.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The outing is an eight‑hour experience with pickups beginning at 09:00 on scheduled Saturdays; plan for a full day away from the city.

What to Bring

Sunscreen and comfortable shoes are recommended; dress is casual and practical for walking and rides.

Accessibility & Young Children

Strollers are usable in the park, but it is not wheelchair accessible; infants must sit on laps and are free when booked with at least one adult.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the excursion?

The tour is eight hours in total.

When does the tour start and how often does it run?

Pickups begin as of 09:00 and the tour operates on Saturdays.

What’s included in the price?

Inclusions are pickup at downtown hotels, admission tickets with the Golden Passport, a Spanish/English/Portuguese speaking guide and drop‑off at designated downtown areas (Puerto Madero, Obelisco, Galerias Pacifico).

Are food and drinks included?

No—food and drinks are excluded from the tour price.

Are all attractions guaranteed?

No—some attractions may be unavailable due to maintenance works.

What are the age and ticketing rules for infants and children?

Infants aged 2 and under are free but you must book at least one adult first; child and adult age categories apply (child ages 3–8; adult ages 9+).