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The official blog of PortAventura World, where you can discover all the secrets, mysteries and stories behind our parks, hotels, shows and much more.

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This season, watch the best football at PortAventura World’s LaLiga bar: LaLiga TwentyNine’s

Watch the best football at LaLiga TwentyNine’s! Watch this season’s fixtures at PortAventura World’s LaLiga bar. Ready for the adrenaline rush?

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PortAventura’s Shambhala: the roller coaster representing a mythical kingdom

Read everything you need to know about Shambhala! Discover the history behind this legendary roller coaster.

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5 perfect plans for sharing your summer with friends

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Red Force: a high-speed high-altitude ride

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Turnout in PortAventura World: the types of adventurers that you will find here depending on the time of year

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A summer weekend at PortAventura World: a comprehensive guide on how to have a great time

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PortAventura World’s must-see summer shows

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The 10 most beautiful towns on the Costa Dorada, all close enough to visit from PortAventura World
Destacado mosaic

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Thank you for spending 2021 with us!

Spending 2021 together has been incredible! That’s why we would like to thank everyone who has visited us. We look forward to seeing you in 2022!

La Liga PortAventura

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A new dimension opens up at PortAventura World with The Beat Challenge and LaLiga TwentyNine’s

Are you a fan of both football and PortAventura World? Then you’re going to love this. We present two new experiences that combine augmented reality in the app and gastronomy in the restaurant!

Ecoeduca Destacado

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PortAventura EcoEduca: for a more sustainable future

Discover the PortAventura EcoEduca Workshops! A free workshop that helps to make children aware of the importance of a more sustainable future.

Statistics and

interesting facts

4 million
kilos of steel were used in the construction of PortAventura Park.
20,000 km2
of paving, which is equivalent to blocks in the Eixample district of Barcelona.
105 km
of underground networks, with more than 20,000m2 of artificial rock