Wheelchair rental in PortAventura World

Tutuki Splash

Introduction
Tutuki Splash is one of PortAventura’s most refreshing and iconic attractions. Opened in 1997, it is located in the Polynesia themed area and simulates an expedition to the fictional volcanic island of "Tutuki", inspired by the culture of the South Pacific Islands. This attraction offers an exciting water ride on large boats that end with two big drops, one of them from nearly 15 meters high.
For wheelchair users, although the attraction itself is not directly accessible due to the design of the boats and the required transfers, the surroundings, viewpoints, water sounds, and exotic setting are well worth the visit.

What to see and enjoy at Tutuki Splash
Even if you don’t board the boat ride, there are many ways to enjoy Tutuki Splash from the outside:
• Tropical theming area: the attraction is surrounded by lush vegetation, lakes, tiki statues, temples, and decorative elements typical of Polynesia. The entire access and viewing route is 100% accessible.
• Spectacular viewpoints: there are several spots where you can observe the two large water drops. Especially the second drop, which generates a huge wave that reaches the edge of the bridge, where you can feel the breeze and water spray without getting completely wet.
• Photo area: many visitors enjoy taking pictures at the exact moment of the drop. From the accessible viewpoints, you can capture unique images.
• Sensory relaxation zone: the sound of the water, the excited screams, the green colors, and the ambient music make this area one of the most pleasant for people with reduced mobility.

Accessibility of the attraction surroundings
• 100% adapted route: the entire Tutuki Splash environment features wide, flat paths, no steps, with firm decorative stone surfaces – ideal for manual or electric wheelchairs.
• Viewpoints and waiting areas: fully accessible, with handrails at an appropriate height for wheelchair users.
• Shaded areas and benches: large trees and covered benches provide comfortable places to rest and wait.

Nearby adapted restrooms
In the Polynesia area, less than 3 minutes from Tutuki Splash, there is a restroom block with adapted facilities, including:
• Wide door opening outward
• Foldable support bars
• Adapted sink
• Sufficient turning space for a wheelchair
Cleaning and maintenance are frequent, especially in summer.

Entry price and discounts for people with reduced mobility
• Standard adult ticket (1 day / 1 park): from €48
• Discount for people with disabilities: from €25–30
 ◦ Requires official certificate of 33% disability or higher
 ◦ If the degree is ≥75%, one companion enters free
Discounted tickets must be purchased at the physical ticket office (not online). Early arrival is recommended.

How to get there by adapted public transport

From Barcelona:
• Renfe Cercanías R17 train
 ◦ From: Barcelona Sants Station
 ◦ To: PortAventura Station (5-minute walk from the entrance)
 ◦ Duration: approx. 1h15
 ◦ Accessibility: trains and stations adapted for PRM. Free assistance through Renfe’s Atendo service (900 400 555).

From Reus Airport:
• Empresa Plana bus
 ◦ Route: Reus Airport → PortAventura
 ◦ Duration: 35–40 minutes
 ◦ Accessible buses. Call (+34) 977 553 680 to confirm availability.

Is there adapted parking?
Yes. PortAventura World offers:
• Reserved PMR spaces near the main entrance
• Flat access to the ticket booths
• Manual wheelchair or electric scooter rental service (book online or on-site)
Tip: Arrive before 11:00 a.m. during high season to secure a nearby spot.

Nearby accessible shops
• Polynesian Market: themed shop with crafts and tropical souvenirs. Wide aisles, wheelchair accessible, staff available to help with products.

Park contact details
• Address: Avinguda de l’Alcalde Pere Molas, s/n 43480 Vila-seca (Tarragona), Spain
• Phone: (+34) 977 77 90 90
• Email: portaventura@portaventura.es
• Website: www.portaventuraworld.com

Estació del Nord – PortAventura’s Tourist Train

Introduction
Estació del Nord is not a thrill ride but one of the most practical, relaxing, and accessible experiences in the park. It is a train station within PortAventura Park from which a small tourist train departs, connecting different areas of the park in a comfortable, scenic, and safe way.
This train is especially useful for people with reduced mobility, as it allows them to travel long distances without physical effort, while enjoying the landscape and themed design of each area.
Located in Mediterrània, right at the park entrance, Estació del Nord is the perfect starting point to begin your visit comfortably.

What PortAventura’s tourist train offers
• Scenic route: the train passes through key areas like China, Far West, and SésamoAventura, offering panoramic views of roller coasters, shows, lakes, and decorated zones.
• Informative audio: during the ride, ambient music and basic explanations of the surroundings can be heard (not available on all routes).
• Vintage style: the train’s theme recalls the Old West, making it very attractive for families and children, and blending perfectly with the environment.
• Rest point: passengers enjoy shade, a gentle breeze, and a relaxed pace – perfect for taking a break between more intense attractions.

Accessibility of the train and station
Estació del Nord is 100% accessible for wheelchair users or people with reduced mobility:
• Gentle ramps at the station entrance
• Lifting platform to facilitate boarding
• Reserved spaces inside the carriage for wheelchair users
• Staff assistance to help board, secure the wheelchair, and disembark
The train includes at least one accessible carriage in each composition, with space for two wheelchairs.

Schedules and frequency
• Operates every day the park is open
• First service: around 11:30 a.m.
• Last service: around 6:30–7:00 p.m. (varies by season)
• Frequency: every 20–30 minutes approx.
• Main stops: Estació del Nord (Mediterrània), Far West, SésamoAventura
Tip: If the park is crowded, it’s best to use the train in the morning or at midday to avoid waiting.

Are there adapted restrooms nearby?
Yes. Just a few meters from Estació del Nord, in the Mediterrània area, there are fully adapted restrooms:
• Ample space
• Support bars
• Accessible sink
• Outward-opening door
• Well-maintained and clearly signposted

Ticket price and discounts for PRM
The tourist train is included in the general park admission.
• Standard adult ticket (1 day, 1 park): from €48
• People with disabilities (33% or higher): reduced rate (€25–30)
• Degree ≥75%: companion enters for free
PRM tickets must be purchased at the ticket booth with official certificate.

How to get to Estació del Nord by adapted public transport

From Barcelona:
• Renfe Cercanías – Line R17
 ◦ Origin: Barcelona Sants
 ◦ Destination: PortAventura Station (direct access to Mediterrània)
 ◦ Duration: approx. 1h15
 ◦ Adapted trains and stations
 ◦ Request free assistance with RENFE Atendo: (+34) 900 400 555

From Reus Airport:
• Empresa Plana bus
 ◦ Route: Reus Airport → PortAventura
 ◦ Duration: 35–40 min
 ◦ Adapted buses. Confirm availability at: (+34) 977 553 680

Adapted parking
PortAventura has a large parking lot with:
• Reserved spaces for PRM near the entrance
• Flat, paved access
• Option to request a wheelchair or electric scooter at the main entrance
Recommendation: If visiting during high season, arrive before 11:00 a.m. to find available spaces.

Additional services near Estació del Nord
• Accessible shops: clothing, souvenirs, snacks
• Adapted restaurants: El Pòsit (Mediterranean food), wheelchair accessible
• Tourist information point: a few meters away, with trained staff to assist visitors with specific needs

Contact information
• Physical address: Avinguda de l’Alcalde Pere Molas, s/n 43480 Vila-seca, Tarragona, Spain
• Visitor service phone: (+34) 977 77 90 90
• Email: portaventura@portaventura.es
• Official website: www.portaventuraworld.com

Conclusion
Estació del Nord is much more than a train station inside PortAventura: it is a key tool for people with reduced mobility, as it allows them to travel long distances with total safety, comfort, and style.
Its accessibility, helpful staff, and connection with key points of the park make it a highly recommended experience for any visitor, especially those who wish to avoid unnecessary physical effort and enjoy the park in a more relaxed way.

Shambhala

Introduction
Inaugurated in 2012, Shambhala was at the time the tallest and fastest roller coaster in Europe. Its name comes from a mythical Himalayan city, symbol of spirituality, adventure, and challenge. With a height of 76 meters and speeds exceeding 130 km/h, this attraction is an icon of the park and offers a spectacular visual and sensory experience… even for those who do not ride it.
For a person in a wheelchair, although the ride itself is not accessible (for safety reasons), the surroundings, theming, and the area’s perspective make it a must-see stop within PortAventura.

What to see and experience at Shambhala
• The Tibetan-themed area: the entire entrance to the attraction is decorated like a small Himalayan village, with stupas, prayer flags, dragon sculptures, and oriental architecture. This area is fully accessible and visually impressive.
• The great initial drop: even though you can’t ride the roller coaster, you can observe the main descent from nearby pedestrian areas. It's a show of speed and vertigo that constantly attracts spectators.
• Photo spots: there are several adapted areas where you can take stunning photos of the attraction in action, ideal for those accompanying family or friends who do ride.
• Sound and visual environment: the sound effects from the ride and the ambient vibrations create an immersive sensory experience, highly valued even by those who do not board.

Accessibility of the Shambhala area
• Paths and ramps: all access to the Shambhala area is paved, with no steps or steep slopes. You can explore the entire area in a wheelchair without difficulty.
• Rest areas: there are benches and wide spaces to rest in the shade.
• Observation points: there are accessible railings from which you can see the entire ride clearly.

Adapted restrooms 
Yes, in the China area, just a few meters from Shambhala, there are fully adapted restrooms for wheelchair users. They are signposted with visible signs and have:
• Wide doors
• Armrests
• Space for maneuvering
• Accessible sink

Ticket prices and discounts for PRM
• General adult admission (1 day, 1 park): from €48
• Reduced price for people with disabilities: around €25–30
 (required to present valid documentation with disability ≥33%)
Additionally:
• If the degree is 75% or higher, one companion can enter for free.
• Ticket must be purchased at the physical ticket office (not available online).
Recommendation: arrive early to avoid queues at the ticket booth.

How to get to Shambhala (PortAventura) by adapted public transport

From Barcelona:
• Renfe Cercanías R17 train:
 ◦ Origin: Sants Station (Barcelona)
 ◦ Destination: PortAventura Station
 ◦ Duration: approx. 1h15
 ◦ Frequency: 3 to 5 trains daily
 ◦ Accessibility: trains and stations adapted for PRM. Request assistance at phone number 900 400 555 (RENFE Atendo).

From Reus Airport:
• Empresa Plana bus:
 ◦ Route: Reus Airport → PortAventura
 ◦ Duration: 30–45 minutes
 ◦ Adapted buses. Contact +34 977 553 680 to confirm accessibility.

Is there adapted parking?
Yes. The park has large parking areas reserved for people with reduced mobility, located very close to the main entrance.
• Requires official PRM badge visible in the vehicle.
• Flat access from the parking lot to the park entrance.
• Staff available for assistance with wheelchairs or luggage.

PortAventura contact information
• Physical address: Avinguda de l'Alcalde Pere Molas, s/n 43480 Vila-seca, Tarragona (Spain)
• Customer service phone: (+34) 977 77 90 90
• Email: portaventura@portaventura.es
• Official website: www.portaventuraworld.com

Penitence Station

Introduction
Estació del Nord is not a thrill ride but one of the most practical, relaxing, and accessible experiences in the park. It is a train station within PortAventura Park from which a small tourist train departs, connecting different areas of the park in a comfortable, scenic, and safe way.
This train is especially useful for people with reduced mobility, as it allows them to travel long distances without physical effort, while enjoying the landscape and themed design of each area.
Located in Mediterrània, right at the park entrance, Estació del Nord is the perfect starting point to begin your visit comfortably.

What PortAventura’s tourist train offers
• Scenic route: the train passes through key areas like China, Far West, and SésamoAventura, offering panoramic views of roller coasters, shows, lakes, and decorated zones.
• Informative audio: during the ride, ambient music and basic explanations of the surroundings can be heard (not available on all routes).
• Vintage style: the train’s theme recalls the Old West, making it very attractive for families and children, and blending perfectly with the environment.
• Rest point: passengers enjoy shade, a gentle breeze, and a relaxed pace – perfect for taking a break between more intense attractions.

Accessibility of the train and station
Estació del Nord is 100% accessible for wheelchair users or people with reduced mobility:
• Gentle ramps at the station entrance
• Lifting platform to facilitate boarding
• Reserved spaces inside the carriage for wheelchair users
• Staff assistance to help board, secure the wheelchair, and disembark
The train includes at least one accessible carriage in each composition, with space for two wheelchairs.

Schedules and frequency
• Operates every day the park is open
• First service: around 11:30 a.m.
• Last service: around 6:30–7:00 p.m. (varies by season)
• Frequency: every 20–30 minutes approx.
• Main stops: Estació del Nord (Mediterrània), Far West, SésamoAventura
Tip: If the park is crowded, it’s best to use the train in the morning or at midday to avoid waiting.

Are there adapted restrooms nearby?
Yes. Just a few meters from Estació del Nord, in the Mediterrània area, there are fully adapted restrooms:
• Ample space
• Support bars
• Accessible sink
• Outward-opening door
• Well-maintained and clearly signposted

Ticket price and discounts for PRM
The tourist train is included in the general park admission.
• Standard adult ticket (1 day, 1 park): from €48
• People with disabilities (33% or higher): reduced rate (€25–30)
• Degree ≥75%: companion enters for free
PRM tickets must be purchased at the ticket booth with official certificate.

How to get to Estació del Nord by adapted public transport

From Barcelona:
• Renfe Cercanías – Line R17
 ◦ Origin: Barcelona Sants
 ◦ Destination: PortAventura Station (direct access to Mediterrània)
 ◦ Duration: approx. 1h15
 ◦ Adapted trains and stations
 ◦ Request free assistance with RENFE Atendo: (+34) 900 400 555

From Reus Airport:
• Empresa Plana bus
 ◦ Route: Reus Airport → PortAventura
 ◦ Duration: 35–40 min
 ◦ Adapted buses. Confirm availability at: (+34) 977 553 680

Adapted parking
PortAventura has a large parking lot with:
• Reserved spaces for PRM near the entrance
• Flat, paved access
• Option to request a wheelchair or electric scooter at the main entrance
Recommendation: If visiting during high season, arrive before 11:00 a.m. to find available spaces.

Additional services near Estació del Nord
• Accessible shops: clothing, souvenirs, snacks
• Adapted restaurants: El Pòsit (Mediterranean food), wheelchair accessible
• Tourist information point: a few meters away, with trained staff to assist visitors with specific needs

Contact information
• Physical address: Avinguda de l’Alcalde Pere Molas, s/n 43480 Vila-seca, Tarragona, Spain
• Visitor service phone: (+34) 977 77 90 90
• Email: portaventura@portaventura.es
• Official website: www.portaventuraworld.com

Conclusion
Estació del Nord is much more than a train station inside PortAventura: it is a key tool for people with reduced mobility, as it allows them to travel long distances with total safety, comfort, and style.
Its accessibility, helpful staff, and connection with key points of the park make it a highly recommended experience for any visitor, especially those who wish to avoid unnecessary physical effort and enjoy the park in a more relaxed way.

Dragon Khan

Introduction
Dragon Khan is one of the most iconic attractions at PortAventura since its opening in 1995. This roller coaster is known for its intensity, 8 inversions, and a story that blends Chinese culture with extreme thrill. For several years, it held the record for the roller coaster with the most inversions in the world, and it remains a favorite for adrenaline lovers.
For a person in a wheelchair, although it is not possible to access the ride itself due to physical requirements of the safety harness, the entire area around Dragon Khan offers great visual, cultural, and sensory value, making it a very interesting stop within the park.

What to see and enjoy in the Dragon Khan area
• Impressive oriental theming: Dragon Khan is surrounded by Chinese sculptures, dragon columns, bridges, and traditional gardens, all accompanied by background traditional music. The walk to the attraction is an accessible and very photogenic cultural journey.
• Observation zone: from several angles in the China area, you can see the full route of the train, especially its first loop and the large vertical loop over 36 meters high. These views are spectacular and can be enjoyed from flat and accessible zones.
• Motion photography: many visitors take advantage of the train's speed to capture photos or videos. There is an official photo spot and other unofficial ones from where you can take unobstructed images.
• Ambient sensations: the roar of the train, the passengers' screams, and the vibrations of the ride create an immersive experience even for those watching from the ground.

Accessibility of the attraction
Although the ride does not allow boarding by wheelchair users who cannot transfer and maintain an upright position with support, the area is fully accessible to explore:
• No architectural barriers: all paths to Dragon Khan are accessible, with no steps, gentle ramps, and firm surfaces.
• Wide and comfortable areas: there is enough space to move around with a wheelchair and stop without blocking others.
• Benches and shaded areas: ideal for resting while enjoying the surroundings.

Adapted restrooms
The China area has adapted restrooms located near the Canton restaurant and the shops. These bathrooms have:
• Wide doors
• Lateral support bars
• Accessible sink
• Turning space and outward-opening doors
They are properly signposted and maintained by cleaning staff.

Prices and discounts for people with reduced mobility
• Standard adult ticket (1 day / 1 park): from €48
• Discount for people with disabilities: tickets between €25 and €30
 (requires disability certificate of 33% or higher)
• If the degree is 75% or higher, one companion enters free.
• These tickets can only be purchased at the physical ticket office by presenting the required documentation.
Useful tip: arriving early helps avoid queues and obtain the priority access pass.

How to get there by adapted public transport

From Barcelona:
• Renfe Cercanías – R17 line
 ◦ Departure station: Barcelona Sants
 ◦ Arrival station: PortAventura
 ◦ Duration: approx. 1h15
 ◦ Accessibility: trains and stations adapted, with prior assistance available through RENFE Atendo service:
  Phone (+34) 900 400 555

From Reus Airport:
• Empresa Plana Bus
 ◦ Route: Reus Airport → PortAventura
 ◦ Duration: 35–40 minutes
 ◦ Adapted buses. Contact to confirm accessible service:
  Phone: (+34) 977 553 680

Is there adapted parking?
Yes. PortAventura has reserved spaces for people with reduced mobility in the areas closest to the entrance.
• It is necessary to show the PRM parking permit.
• Flat access from the parking lot to the entrance.
• There is also an assistance service and rental of manual wheelchairs or electric scooters at the main entrance (subject to reservation or availability).

Park contact details
• Physical address: Avinguda de l’Alcalde Pere Molas, s/n 43480 Vila-seca (Tarragona), Spain
• Customer service phone: (+34) 977 77 90 90
• Email: portaventura@portaventura.es
• Official website: www.portaventuraworld.com

PortAventura Park

Introduction
PortAventura is not just about rides and mechanical thrills: it's also a major live entertainment venue. Each day, over 40 shows are held across the park’s themed areas, ranging from musicals to acrobatics, parades, and children’s theatre.
For people with reduced mobility, the shows are one of the most inclusive and complete experiences the park offers: accessible, comfortable, sensory-rich, and with designated wheelchair areas.

Types of shows
Here are some of the most representative ones, all with guaranteed accessibility:

1. Aves del Paraíso (Polynesia)
   An exotic show featuring trained tropical birds performing flights and tricks, accompanied by music and educational commentary.
   • Adapted observation area
   • Reserved front-row space
   • Very calm and family-friendly
2. Bang Bang West (Far West)
   An action-packed show with cowboys, acrobatics, simulated explosions, and humor. Perfect for all ages.
   • Large stands with PRM zones
   • Side entrance with no stairs
   • Loud audio (helpful for visually impaired visitors)
3. FiestAventura (Mediterrània, at night)
   Night show with fireworks, illuminated boats on the central lake, live music, and lights.
   • Large accessible viewing area
   • High attendance: arrive 20–30 minutes early
4. Magic Bubble Show (China)
   A performance with giant bubbles, black light, and special effects – very visual and relaxing.
   • Covered, air-conditioned theater
   • Central area reserved for wheelchair users
5. PortAventura Parade (end of the day)
   A parade with characters, floats, and music to close the day.
   • Viewable from many parts of the park
   • Side areas reserved for wheelchairs (ask staff with vests for help)

Accessibility at shows
All theaters and show areas feature:
• Adapted access (gentle ramps, no steps)
• Reserved zones for wheelchairs and companions
• Guaranteed visibility
• Priority access with the Preferential Access Pass (request at Visitor Assistance Center with certificate)
Additionally, PortAventura staff are trained to help with access, avoid crowds, and guide you to the best spot.

Adapted restrooms
All areas with shows have nearby adapted restrooms:
• Clearly signposted
• Low-height sinks
• Lateral support bars
• Wide doors with sufficient turning space
Regular maintenance, and typically located within 100 meters of each venue or seating area.

Prices and discounts for people with reduced mobility
• Standard adult entry: from €48 per day
• PRM discount (≥33% disability): from €25–30
• Degree ≥75%: companion enters free
Discount tickets only available at the ticket office, with official certificate.

How to get to the park (and shows) by adapted transport

From Barcelona:
• Renfe Cercanías – Line R17
 ◦ Barcelona Sants → PortAventura Station
 ◦ Fully accessible station
 ◦ Free assistance: (+34) 900 400 555 (Renfe Atendo)
Once inside the park, show areas are clearly marked and accessible.

From Reus Airport:
• Empresa Plana Bus
 ◦ Route: Reus Airport → PortAventura
 ◦ Estimated time: 35–40 minutes
 ◦ Adapted buses (confirm at: (+34) 977 553 680)

Adapted parking available?
Yes, the park offers:
• Reserved parking zones for PRM
• Flat access to the main entrance
• Manual wheelchair loan or electric scooter rentals
Tip: If attending night shows like FiestAventura, park near the exit for an easier return.

Contact details
• Address: Avinguda de l’Alcalde Pere Molas, s/n 43480 Vila-seca (Tarragona), Spain
• Phone: (+34) 977 77 90 90
• Email: portaventura@portaventura.es
• Official website: www.portaventuraworld.com

Tami Tami

Introduction
Tami Tami is the most family-friendly roller coaster in PortAventura Park. Designed for children and those seeking gentle thrills, it is located in the SésamoAventura area, a zone designed with special attention to inclusion and accessibility.
Originally inaugurated in the Polynesia area in 1999 and moved to SésamoAventura in 2011, Tami Tami has become the gateway attraction to the roller coaster world for many young visitors… and also for adults looking for a more relaxed yet fun experience.

What the attraction offers
• Gentle and fun ride: features smooth curves, moderate drops, and a speed suitable for the whole family. Ideal for children and first-time mechanical ride users.
• Ride duration: around 1 minute and 30 seconds.
• Cheerful atmosphere: with Sesame Street music, bright colors, and decorations featuring characters from the show.
• Comfortable and themed waiting area: with visual elements to entertain while waiting your turn.

Can a person in a wheelchair ride Tami Tami?
Yes, if they can transfer to the attraction seat.
• The boarding area is accessible via ramp.
• Staff are trained to assist with boarding.
• The seat is low and has standard safety bars.
• If you cannot transfer, you can still enjoy the surroundings, as the entire area is designed to be barrier-free.

Accessibility of the surroundings
SésamoAventura is the most inclusive area in the park:
• Completely flat pavement
• Wide spaces for maneuvering with a wheelchair or scooter
• Accessible walkways to all attractions and rest zones
• Shaded areas with benches
• Accessible hydration points
There are also interactive zones and fountains that allow enjoyment without accessing the mechanical rides.

Nearby adapted restrooms
Within SésamoAventura, less than 2 minutes from Tami Tami, there are fully adapted restrooms:
• Wide doors
• Sufficient interior space
• Safety armrests
• Low-height sink
Clean, clearly signposted, and with step-free access.

Entry price and PRM discounts
• Standard entry: from €48 per day (adult)
• Reduced price for people with disabilities (≥33%): between €25 and €30
• Companion enters free if the disability level is ≥75%
These tickets must be purchased at the ticket office by presenting official documentation. Not sold online.
Recommendation: arrive early to avoid queues and request the Preferential Access Pass, which allows you to skip lines at most attractions and shows.

How to get there by adapted public transport

From Barcelona:
• Renfe Cercanías – Line R17
 ◦ Barcelona Sants → PortAventura Station
 ◦ Duration: approx. 1h15
 ◦ Station inside the park, fully accessible
 ◦ Request assistance via Renfe Atendo: (+34) 900 400 555

From Reus Airport:
• Empresa Plana Bus
 ◦ Reus Airport → PortAventura
 ◦ Duration: 35–40 minutes
 ◦ Adapted vehicles upon request: (+34) 977 553 680

Adapted parking
PortAventura offers:
• Reserved spaces for people with reduced mobility
• Located near the main entrance
• Paved and flat routes to SésamoAventura
• Manual wheelchair and electric scooter rentals (book in advance or at the ticket office)
Tip: if visiting with children, SésamoAventura is a great first stop after entering the park.

Contact details
• Address: Avinguda de l’Alcalde Pere Molas, s/n 43480 Vila-seca, Tarragona, Spain
• Phone: (+34) 977 77 90 90
• Email: portaventura@portaventura.es
• Website: www.portaventuraworld.com