AMUSEMENT PARKS BUENOS AIRES

Tívoli Park is a sprawling outdoor recreation and adventure venue spanning 80,000 square meters in Brandsen, Buenos Aires Province, just 30 minutes from La Plata and about an hour from Buenos Aires city. Operating since 2018, the park offers an exciting array of activities for all ages, including climbing walls, aerial bridges, zip-lines, archery, human foosball, and a range of water attractions such as pools, a splash zone, and inflatable slides. Grass sports courts and beach volleyball complete the outdoor lineup. Tívoli Park also provides private accommodations, trained staff, and nutritional meal services, welcoming families, school groups, and corporate teams. Guided by a "learn through play" philosophy, the venue is designed to deliver outdoor fun and light adventure in a safe, natural, and well-maintained setting.

Euca Tigre is South America's largest aerial adventure park, located in Tigre, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. The venue boasts more than 105 aerial games spread across nine levels, with heights ranging from 3 to 9 meters, offering challenges suited to visitors of varying abilities and ages. Activities include a free-fall tower, zip-lines, a climbing wall, and a dedicated mini section for children aged 5 and older. Built to rigorous European safety standards, the park features a continuous safety line system ensuring guests are always securely attached throughout their experience. Each ticket grants three hours of access to the aerial circuits. An on-site bar serves food and beverages, and ample free parking is available. Euca Tigre is open Thursday through Sunday and on public holidays, making it a popular destination for families and adventure lovers in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area.

Termas Marinas is a thermal water leisure park located in San Clemente del Tuyú, on Argentina's Atlantic Coast near the Faro San Antonio lighthouse. The facility features seven pools of varying depths catering to different ages and abilities, including a Caribbean pool, a Mediterranean pool, a wave pool, and a baby pool, with two covered pools connected by climate-controlled corridors to changing facilities. Guests can enjoy massage services, pedal quad rides, and a panoramic elevator ride up the lighthouse tower for sweeping coastal views. Guided tours and aerobic circuits are included with general admission, while optional paid experiences add extra variety. Family-friendly and accessible, Termas Marinas is an inviting seasonal destination combining thermal relaxation with outdoor recreation along the scenic Buenos Aires coastline.

Le Park Entertainment is a family entertainment center with a location in Mar del Tuyú, the capital of Partido de la Costa on Argentina's Atlantic Coast. The venue offers a wide range of interactive and recreational attractions accessible to visitors of all ages, including didactic and interactive games, ticket-redemption arcade games, toy crane machines, air hockey, bumper cars, a carousel, kiddie rides, a miniature train, and a photo booth. Unlike many enclosed venues, Le Park has an open street-level layout that is easy to access and navigate with young children. Activities are individually priced, with no general entrance fee required. The Mar del Tuyú location is well positioned near the coast and the city's commercial center, making it a popular spot for families on holiday along the Buenos Aires Province coastline.

Museo de los Niños Abasto is a leading interactive children's museum housed within the iconic Abasto Shopping Center in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Spanning over 4,000 square meters and featuring more than 30 themed play areas on the shopping center's upper level, the museum invites children aged 0 to 12 to explore a miniature recreation of the city of Buenos Aires. Young visitors can immerse themselves in role-play scenarios including a hospital, newsroom, TV station, port, factory, and post office, trying on the roles of chefs, journalists, actors, bankers, sailors, and doctors. A specially designed area caters to toddlers, ensuring even the youngest visitors have a dedicated space. The museum also offers hands-on activity classes such as taekwondo and flamenco, as well as birthday party packages with catering and entertainment. With more than 8 million visitors since opening, Museo de los Niños Abasto is a cornerstone of Buenos Aires' family cultural landscape.

Costa Park, known as Parque de la Costa, is Argentina's largest amusement park, located in Tigre, a northern suburb of Buenos Aires along the Luján River in the Paraná River Delta. Covering 14 hectares, the park features over 50 attractions for all ages, including five roller coasters renowned for their vertical drops, bumper cars, a Ferris wheel, carousel, and catamaran rides on the river. The park also encompasses adventure and water park sections, and Esportland, recognized as the largest gaming arena in South America. Dining options include a food court, a pub, and two restaurants, while the adjacent Trilenium Casino adds further entertainment for adults. Inaugurated in 1997 following a major investment, Parque de la Costa remains a top destination for thrill-seekers and families from Buenos Aires and beyond, combining classic amusement rides with modern attractions in a vibrant riverside setting.

Holy Land, known in Spanish as Tierra Santa, is a one-of-a-kind religious theme park located on Buenos Aires' northern riverside, spanning seven hectares recreating the city of Jerusalem as it appeared 2,000 years ago. Opened in 2001, the park is built in fiberglass and stucco and features period architecture, themed villages, and more than 30 scenes depicting key moments from the life of Jesus Christ, including the Nativity, the Last Supper, the Stations of the Cross, and the Resurrection. The Resurrection spectacle — featuring a large figure of Christ rising from an artificial mountain — takes place every 30 minutes and is the park's signature attraction. Throughout the grounds, costumed actors portray inhabitants of ancient Jerusalem representing Jewish, Roman, and Arabic cultures of the era. Additional sights include the Wailing Wall, a Roman temple, and a representation of the Creation according to the Old Testament, making Tierra Santa a unique cultural and spiritual attraction in Buenos Aires.

Rush Monte Grande is a trampoline and recreational park located in Monte Grande, Esteban Echeverría Partido, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, part of the Rush Argentina network which operates the largest trampoline parks in South America. The facility features expansive elastic trampoline systems spanning thousands of square meters, offering activities including open jump sessions, dodgeball courts, and slam dunk zones. The venue welcomes families, groups, and friends seeking high-energy recreational fun in a supervised and regularly sanitized environment. Birthday party packages and private event bookings are available, as are gift cards. Mandatory grip socks help ensure safety throughout. Operating on weekday afternoons and extended weekend hours, Rush Monte Grande is a popular entertainment destination in the southern Buenos Aires metro area, delivering an energetic and entertaining experience beyond typical recreational options.

Jump IN! Bahía Blanca is a trampoline park and active recreation venue located at Sarmiento 4114 in Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. The facility spans 1,000 square meters and features a wide variety of activities including interconnected trampolines, obstacle courses, a foam pit, a climbing wall, acrobatic fabrics, and basketball zones, all set beneath atmospheric neon lighting. Children are welcome from age 5, with a policy allowing younger children aged 3 to 4 to participate when accompanied by a paying adult. Each session provides one hour of supervised active play, with tickets available online for convenience. A second-floor cafeteria offers panoramic views of the park and provides food and beverages for visitors. Jump IN! Bahía Blanca offers a lively and energetic indoor recreation experience for families, school groups, and active visitors in this coastal city in the southern Buenos Aires Province.

Open Park Land is a popular water park located in San Justo, La Matanza Partido, in the greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area of Argentina, approximately 20 minutes from the capital. Spread across a welcoming outdoor setting, the park features four pools with ample swimming areas, thrilling water slides for all ages, and a dedicated children's sector with splashing water games. Beyond the aquatic attractions, guests can enjoy beach volleyball, soccer, and beach soccer courts, as well as over 20 free barbecue grills perfect for family gatherings. A variety of food and beverage options are available on-site, including a buffet, food trucks, an ice cream shop, a smoothie bar, and kiosks. Free parking and convenient public transit access make Open Park Land an accessible and entertaining day-out destination for families across the Buenos Aires region.

Campanopolis is a one-of-a-kind medieval village and thematic cultural park set on 200 hectares of lush grounds in Gonzalez Catan, La Matanza, roughly an hour from downtown Buenos Aires, Argentina. Founded by Antonio Campana starting in 1976, the entire village was crafted from recycled and salvaged materials, resulting in an enchanting landscape of European medieval-style houses, fountains, lakes, bridges, passages, a town hall, a chapel, a windmill, and even a locomotive. Visitors can explore 12 forest-style homes and venture into the more surreal Villanueva section, with expert guides sharing the stories behind the construction, ecological philosophy, and historical inspiration. The expansive grounds, home to 10,000 trees, offer a picturesque natural escape alongside the architectural wonders. Campanopolis has also served as a filming location and event venue, making it a truly unique destination for history enthusiasts, families, and creative travelers.

Aquasol Water Park is one of Latin America's largest aquatic resorts, situated along Route 2 approximately 20 kilometres from Mar del Plata in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Spanning eight hectares, the park offers more than 30 attractions for guests of all ages, including thrilling water slides, a massive wave pool that is the largest artificial wave pool in South America, and a relaxing thermal spa featuring five heated pools ranging from 32 to 38 degrees Celsius. With a capacity of nearly 5,000 visitors, Aquasol provides an expansive setting for summer fun on the Atlantic coast. The park is easily accessible by bus, private vehicle with free parking, or the park's own shuttle service. After 35 years of operation, Aquasol remains a premier family destination on Argentina's popular summer coast, offering a diverse mix of aquatic adventures and relaxation options in a grand outdoor environment.