Spain’s largest Christmas park will open in Torrejón de Ardos

In the run-up to the winter holidays, the Madrid suburb of Torrejón de Ardos once again opens the doors to a world of magic. From November 15 to January 6, 2025, the largest Christmas park in Spain, “Mágicas Navidades”, will be open at the Torrejón de Ardoz shopping and exhibition center. 

On an area of more than 100,000 m², 10 incredible festive attractions and entertainment await guests. For the first time, everyone will be able to enjoy an unforgettable view of the city glowing with Christmas lights from a giant Ferris wheel 42 meters high. Every hour in the park will be a family musical show El Secreto de la Navidad, promising many surprises for children and adults. There will also be a grand video mapping show Puerta Mágica with an area of 1,000 m² with impressive light installations and colorful animations.

One of the most impressive spectacles of Mágicas Navidades will be the Asian Lanterns. Huge light installations will transport guests into a world of fantastic creatures and turn the night park into a magical spectacle in which ancient legends come to life. And nearby you can visit the Ice Festival, where ice sculpture masters from all over the world take part.

Another innovation for 2024 is Spain’s largest creche. You can follow a fascinating route, finding yourself in the center of biblical events and immerse yourself in the story of the birth of Christ.

In the House of Christmas the youngest guests of the park will be able to meet Santa Claus and the three wise men, give them their letters of wishes and share their cherished dreams. The 2000 m² outdoor ice rink, designed by world champion figure skater Javier Fernandez, awaits lovers of outdoor activities. He himself and other professional skaters will perform here daily.

The schedule of Mágicas Navidades is daily from 17:00 to 00:00. Residents of Torrejón de Ardos will be able to visit the park free of charge by issuing invitations through a special service at parquemagicasnavidades.es. Residents of other cities will have to purchase tickets, the cost of which starts from 3.50 euros. For children under 2 years of age, admission is free.

 

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