Loro Parque Entry Tickets (Entry Tickets)

Your experience

Discover over 10,000 animals and world-class exhibits at Loro Parque—Tenerife’s top wildlife attraction. Explore at your own pace with a full-day entry ticket.

Getting started

Make your way to Loro Parque in Puerto de la Cruz and head straight to the entrance with your digital ticket. Expect standard bag checks before entry.

What to expect

One of the most well-known animal parks in the world, known for its conservation efforts and immersive animal habitats.

Features:

• Animal encounters: Come face to face with majestic tigers, curious red pandas, powerful orcas, and gentle gorillas—not to mention the world’s largest and most colorful parrot collection.

• Spectacular live shows: Experience world-class performances from dolphins, sea lions, and orcas. These timed shows blend animal intelligence, acrobatics, and conservation storytelling.

• Kid-friendly fun: Little explorers will love Kinderlandia, a jungle-themed adventure zone complete with rope bridges, treehouses, and just the right dose of wild fun.

• Immersive nature habitats: Wander through Katandra Treetops, an elevated rainforest walkway alive with exotic birds, or chill out at Planet Penguin, home to one of the most advanced penguin habitats on Earth. Don’t miss the vibrant marine life in Coral Kingdom—an underwater wonderland teeming with color.

Know before you go

What to bring

• Bring a valid photo ID to verify your ticket at the entrance.

• Pack reef-safe sunscreen; water-resistant and eco-friendly options are ideal.

What’s not allowed

• Outside food and drinks, scooters, roller skates, bicycles, drones, laser pointers, and noisy toys are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!

• Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

• Feeding or touching the animals is not permitted unless part of a supervised activity.

• Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography and video recording are a no-go during animal shows.

Accessibility

• This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

• Ramps and elevators are available at the venue for easy access.

• Wheelchairs are available to rent at the entrance, subject to availability.

Additional information

• Shows run on fixed schedules—arrive early to get good seats.

• Some areas, like Planet Penguin and AquaViva, are temperature-controlled—bring layers.

Loro Parque is a world-famous animal park that houses a diverse range of species in beautifully designed habitats. Established in 1972, it has grown into a leading conservation center with a focus on education and environmental preservation. The park spans over 13 hectares, featuring themed zones like the Tropical Forest, Penguin Habitat, and Shark Exhibit. Visitors can enjoy daily shows featuring dolphins, sea lions, orcas, and parrots, along with interactive presentations and animal encounters. The park’s dedication to sustainability and animal welfare sets it apart, offering a responsible and inspiring experience. Its state-of-the-art facilities ensure the comfort of both visitors and animals, making every visit informative and entertaining.

Booking your tickets online guarantees skip-the-line access, ensuring a seamless, stress-free visit. Easily compare ticket options and secure your entry in advance to better plan your day at Loro Parque, avoiding long queues and sold-out days.

Loro Parque was founded in 1972 by Wolfgang Kiessling, transforming from a small parrot breeding center into one of the world’s premier zoological parks. Over the decades, it has expanded significantly, now featuring a variety of animal habitats and shows. The park’s mission has always been to promote conservation and education about wildlife. It holds numerous breeding programs for endangered species and actively participates in global conservation initiatives. The park has become a pioneer in animal welfare and sustainable practices within the industry, earning international recognition for its efforts.

Loro Parque is open daily from 8:30 AM to 6:45 PM, with shows scheduled throughout the day. Opening hours may vary seasonally or for special events, so planning ahead is recommended.

Visit during spring or early autumn for the best weather and shorter queues. Summer months are also popular, but expect larger crowds. Visiting early in the day helps avoid midday rushes.

Inside Loro Parque, you'll discover themed zones such as the Tropical Forest, Penguin Aquarium, and Shark Exhibit, each offering immersive and educational encounters. The park’s signature shows feature dolphins, orcas, and sea lions, providing spectacular live performances. An aviary hosts hundreds of exotic bird species, while the large enclosures are designed to mimic natural habitats, giving visitors a close look at wildlife. Interactive experiences, such as animal feeding sessions and photo opportunities, add a personal touch to your visit. The aquarium and terrarium zones showcase marine and terrestrial creatures, emphasizing conservation efforts. Overall, Loro Parque combines entertainment with education, allowing visitors to learn about biodiversity and environmental responsibility in a captivating setting.

Tickets are valid for one day only. It’s advisable to wear comfortable shoes and sun protection. Be mindful of showtimes and plan your route accordingly. Photography is allowed, but flash is discouraged to protect animals. Check for special events or seasonal closures before your visit.

Guests should follow park guidelines regarding animal interactions, stay within designated paths, and respect all posted signs. Feeding, teasing, or disturbing animals is strictly prohibited. Smoking is not allowed inside the park.

A visit to Loro Parque offers a captivating blend of entertainment, education, and stunning landscapes. Its commitment to conservation and high-quality shows make it a rewarding experience for families, wildlife lovers, and anyone seeking an enriching day out. The park’s diverse attractions ensure that every visitor leaves with unforgettable memories and newfound appreciation for nature.

Loro Parque can be reached by public transport from Puerto de la Cruz or surrounding areas; it’s also accessible by car with ample parking available. The park is within walking distance from key hotels and resorts.