Parque Warner Madrid sits in San Martín de la Vega, south of the city, and without a car it takes a train and a bus. The C-3 Cercanías line runs from Sol to Pinto in 29 minutes, and at Pinto bus 413, run by La Veloz, goes to the gate for €3. The part to plan is the ride home: the last 413 leaves 75 minutes after closing, 9.15pm on an 8pm day and 11.15pm on a 10pm day, and the last C-3 leaves Pinto at midnight at weekends. An adult gate ticket costs €62.90.
Parque Warner Madrid is a film-themed park with five areas, including Cartoon Village for young children and DC Super Heroes World.
How do I get to Parque Warner from Madrid without a car? Take Cercanías C-3 from Sol or Atocha to Pinto, then bus 413 from Pinto station to the gate of Parque Warner Madrid, a €3 single paid on board. Bus 413 leaves Pinto from 9.50am to 8.45pm. The last bus back leaves Parque Warner 75 minutes after closing; the 12.15am one reaches Pinto after the last train.
How long does it take from Sol or from the airport?
About an hour from the centre, around two from Terminal 4: 59 minutes on board from Sol and 82 from the airport, before any waiting. The C-3 runs straight through Sol and Atocha with no change, every half hour at weekends: Saturday departures from Sol include 9.15am, 9.47am and 10.17am on the Renfe timetable. Bus 413 takes up to 30 minutes for its full route, according to the Consorcio Regional de Transportes.
- Staying near Sol, Atocha or Chamartín: C-3 to Pinto and bus 413. It is the cheapest way and the one this guide plans around.
- Landing at Terminal 4: C-1 to Atocha, then C-3 to Pinto. Renfe prices T4 as zone B2 even though the airport sits in zone A, so check the fare at the machine. Going straight from the plane to the park only makes sense with an early arrival, since the last 413 from Pinto leaves at 8.45pm.
- Staying in the south: bus 412 from the Villaverde Bajo interchange, a 45-minute route in which only some departures call at the park.
- No timetables at all: the park sells entry with a return coach from Estación Sur at Méndez Álvaro or from Príncipe Pío; the price shows at checkout.
- A car: A-4, exit 22, with parking online from €16.
Which ticket covers the train and bus 413?
- Singles: bus 413 costs €3 paid on board, the two-zone interurban fare the Consorcio sets, because Pinto is zone B2 and San Martín de la Vega zone B3. The train ticket is priced by zone and valid for two hours, as explained in Madrid Cercanías tickets.
- Tourist travel pass: the zone A version does not reach Pinto. Zone T, €15.40 a day, covers both legs; whether it pays off over a longer stay is in Madrid’s tourist travel pass.
- Card to load tickets on: covered in Madrid public transport tickets.
When do I need to leave the park?
Work backwards from closing time, which the park posts day by day on its calendar. According to the timetable La Veloz files with the Consorcio, the last 413 leaves about 75 minutes after the park shuts, and the times from the gate are approximate.
- Check the closing time for your date on the park’s calendar the day before.
- Add 75 minutes to get the last 413 from the gate, and aim for the one before it with tired children.
- Match it to the last C-3 from Pinto: midnight at weekends, 12.12am on weekdays. The 413’s full route takes up to 30 minutes, so every bus up to 11.15pm makes it.
The park says the 12.15am bus carries on from Pinto into Madrid, but the timetable filed with the Consorcio limits that run to July and August. Outside summer, ring La Veloz on 91 409 76 02 before counting on it, or aim for the 11.15pm. On Sundays and holidays the park adds an 11pm bus on late-closing days; whether your date counts as a holiday is in Madrid’s public holidays.
Meal times, tipping and what differs from home
Spain eats late. Lunch usually starts around 2pm and dinner around 9pm, so a late-closing day puts you back in central Madrid when restaurants are just filling up, not closing. Tipping at the park’s counter-service outlets is not expected. Lockers at the gate cost €10 or €12, and the park sells a two-day ticket, from €42.90 online, if one day of trains and buses each way is enough.
Is the Pase Correcaminos worth it?
The Pase Correcaminos is the park’s queue-skip pass, bought on top of entry: €8 for the One, €35.90 for Silver, €45.90 for Gold and €75.90 for Platinum. It earns its price on a busy Halloween weekend with teenagers who want the big coasters. With small children who stay in Cartoon Village, skip it.
What does a ticket cost by height?
Height sets the price, not age. Gate prices are fixed; online prices move by date and are nearly always lower.
| Ticket | Online from | Gate |
|---|---|---|
| Under 100 cm (3ft 3in) | Free | Free |
| Junior, 100-140 cm | €32.90 | €56.90 |
| Over-65s and large families | €32.90 | €56.90 |
| Adult, over 140 cm (4ft 7in) | €32.90 | €62.90 |
| Two consecutive days | €42.90 | €71.90 |
The two-day offer does not apply to 31 October or 1 November 2026.
Warner or the city amusement park?
Parque de Atracciones de Madrid is cheaper, €44.90 at the gate, and one Metro line away in Casa de Campo, with no bus timetable to watch on the way back. Parque Warner is the full-day, film-themed outing. The city park is covered in Madrid amusement park tickets and rides by height, and animal parks in Madrid Zoo or Faunia.
Parque Warner questions from visitors without a car
What is the closest train station to Parque Warner?
Pinto, on the Cercanías C-3 line, 29 minutes from Sol and 23 from Atocha. Bus 413, run by La Veloz, goes from Pinto station to the park gate, leaving Pinto between 9.50am and 8.45pm on days the park is open. A single costs €3, paid on board.
What time is the last bus back from Parque Warner?
It depends on closing time that day. The last 413 to Pinto leaves 75 minutes after the park shuts, so 9.15pm for an 8pm close, 10.15pm for 9pm, 11.15pm for 10pm and 12.15am for 11pm. The 12.15am bus reaches Pinto after the last train has gone.
Can I get to Parque Warner from Madrid airport?
Yes, with one change of train. Take Cercanías C-1 from Terminal 4 to Atocha, about 30 minutes, then C-3 to Pinto, 23 minutes, and bus 413 to the gate. Allow around two hours door to door with waits.
Does the Madrid tourist travel pass cover Parque Warner?
Only the zone T pass, at €15.40 a day, which covers the train and bus 413. The zone A pass stops short of Pinto, which is in zone B2, and San Martín de la Vega, in zone B3.
Can I get a taxi back from Parque Warner?
Plan it before you go rather than counting on one at the gate late at night. The cheaper fix is to leave earlier and catch the 11.15pm bus, which still meets the last C-3 from Pinto, at midnight at weekends and 12.12am on weekdays.
Is the Parque Warner fast pass worth it?
The Pase Correcaminos runs from €8 for the One to €75.90 for the Platinum, on top of entry. On a quiet weekday it adds little; on a busy Halloween weekend with teenagers who want the big coasters it earns its price.
Plan the day backwards from closing time, because the bus that meets the last train is the one that matters.