Find your way to Parque Warner Madrid | Transportation routes & tips

The most convenient way is by car or round-trip coach. Driving takes about 30–35 minutes from Madrid, while coach transfers included in ticket combos offer a hassle-free, direct ride to the park.

Yes, you can! Take a Cercanías C-3 train to Pinto Station, then transfer to Bus 413 (La Veloz), which stops right at the park entrance. The total travel time is around 60–75 minutes, depending on connections.

Not from central Madrid directly. You’ll first need to get to Villaverde Bajo interchange, then take Bus 412 (La Veloz), which stops at Parque de Ocio, just outside the park. Travel time is roughly 34 minutes, excluding transfer time.

Yes! Many ticket options include round-trip coach transport from central Madrid, usually from Calle San Nicolás near Plaza de Oriente. These are ideal if you prefer a direct, no-transfer journey.

Yes, parking is completely free for all visitors. The main lot is located right next to the park entrance and opens 1 hour before the park does. Arrive early on weekends or holidays to secure a good spot.

Driving from central Madrid typically takes 30 to 35 minutes, depending on traffic. The route is straightforward via the A-4 highway, taking Exit 22 toward San Martín de la Vega.

Trains on the Cercanías C-3 line generally run every 60 minutes, but frequency can vary based on the day and time. Always check the Renfe Cercanías schedule before your trip.