Tivoli Gardens tickets: DKK 200 to 230 to walk in, a Ride Pass that costs extra and a park that is shut between seasons

💡 The Short Version: Tivoli opens only in seasons: Halloween to 1 November, Christmas from 13 November 2026 to 3 January 2027 (closed 24 December), Easter 19 to 29 March 2027 and summer from 30 March 2027. It is shut from 2 to 12 November. Entrance, the Ride Pass and the package of both are three tickets. Entrance is DKK 200 to 230, and the package is DKK 20 cheaper than buying the two apart (DKK 389 to 489). The price is set by the date, and tickets are not refundable. Buy at shop.tivoli.dk. Or book a tour: the entrance and Ride Pass ticketad is from DKK 389 on GetYourGuide and cancels free up to 24 hours ahead.

Tickets and prices

Prices are the adult rate (age 8 and over) from Tivoli’s own shop. Searches for Tivoli tickets also return sites with the park’s name in their web addresses that are not the operator.

• The dearer days at Halloween are Saturday 24, Sunday 25 and Saturday 31 October and Sunday 1 November.
• The dearer days at Christmas are every Saturday and Sunday from 14 November to 13 December, every day from 14 to 27 December, and Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 January 2027. Weekdays up to 11 December, 28 to 31 December and 1 January are the cheaper days.
• Entrance gives access to the gardens but not the rides. It covers the concerts, shows, decorations and stalls.
• The Ride Pass is unlimited rides for the day and does not include entry to the gardens.
• The package costs DKK 20 less than the two bought separately.
• Children aged 3 to 7 pay half price on entrance and the package, and aged 1 to 7 on the Ride Pass.
• Tickets are for a date and scanned at the entrance. You can change the date once, in person at a ticket booth, up to 14 days after the date you booked. They are not refundable.
• Tivoli Pass: the annual pass is from DKK 529 as a one-off purchase.

Where to buy

GetYourGuide’s prices are its lowest “from” prices, and the listings name Tivoli as the provider.

Tours worth paying for

Tivoli has no tour that adds a guide to the ticket. The two GetYourGuide listings below sell the same tickets with free cancellation. Prices are the lowest “from” prices, per person.

Entrance and Ride Pass

From DKK 389 · entrance and unlimited rides · 4.7 stars from 3,907 reviews

Copenhagen: Tivoli Gardens Entry Ticket & Ride Passad is Tivoli’s own listing, at the price of the cheapest date. It is the package, so it is DKK 20 below the entrance and Ride Pass bought apart. Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Entrance only

From DKK 200 · no rides · 4.5 stars from 9,275 reviews

Copenhagen: Tivoli Gardens Entry Ticketad is entrance without the Ride Pass, at the price of the cheapest date. Skip the Ride Pass if you want the gardens and the shows, since entrance covers both. A separate Christmas season entrance ticketad is from DKK 210. Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

What to see

Tivoli’s two entrances are at Vesterbrogade 3 and on the station side at Bernstorffsgade. Everything below sits inside the gardens. Entrance does not cover the rides or the two scary houses.

The lake in Tivoli with tulip beds in bloom and a moored galleon on the far side. Photo: Elizabeth K. Joseph, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0.

1. The rides. Tivoli says its Roller Coaster, built in wood in 1914, is one of seven in the world where a man in one of the carts works the brakes by hand. All rides run during Halloween and Christmas, and each season adds rides for small children: the Little Ghost Train and the Witch’s Carousel at Halloween, the Elf Train and the Forest Carousel at Christmas.
2. Halloween, to 1 November. The gardens carry more than 20,000 pumpkins. Rasmus Klump, the Witches’ Dance on the Open Air Stage and a water-lily light installation are included in the entrance. A giant pumpkin carving event runs 22 to 25 October. The Scary House Combo for Villa Vendetta and the Haunted House is DKK 150 (DKK 190 regular), and the Ride Pass does not open either house.
3. Christmas, 13 November to 3 January. Tivoli lists Santa’s house, the Elf Train and the Forest Carousel. On New Year’s Eve it has fireworks at 23:00, free with entry, and a New Year’s concert.

Food kiosks in Tivoli at dusk in the Christmas season. Photo: Maria Eklind, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0. 4. The Food Hall. Open all year, with free access from the street. 5. Summer. The gardens run Friday Rock concerts. On those Fridays entry before and after 18:00 are different tickets, re-entry is not allowed, and Tivoli can close admission when the gardens are full.

The cheaper way in: a weekday date, with the package. What to skip: the Ride Pass if you are not riding, and the scary houses unless you want them, since they cost extra.

Hours, rules and getting there

• Hours: Tivoli is open every day from 11:00 during Halloween.
• Shut dates: 2 to 12 November 2026 and 4 January to 18 March 2027.
• Food and drink: your own food and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed, with no glass bottles and no alcohol. Every drink carries a DKK 5 cup deposit.
• Lockers: DKK 50 for a large locker and DKK 70 for a jumbo one, at the main entrance, the Glyptotek exit and under The Demon.
• Dogs are not allowed, except guide dogs. Smoking is allowed only in two marked zones.
• Cards: Dankort, Visa and Mastercard. Tivoli adds a fee to corporate cards and cards issued outside the EU.
• Re-entry: leave and return through the exit by the Food Hall for a stamp, except on major event days.
• Getting there: Copenhagen Central Station, Vesterport station and City Hall are each less than a 5-minute walk away. Copenhagen public transport has the fares.
• Weather: rides can stop at any time for weather or safety, and Tivoli does not guarantee any single ride.
• The one thing that ruins a visit: arriving on a shut day. Tivoli is closed between seasons and on 24 December, and a ticket for the wrong date is not refundable.

The Copenhagen Card includes one entrance but not the Ride Pass, and Copenhagen Card: is it worth it? says when that pays. The Glyptotek has an exit onto the gardens, and Rosenborg Castle is the next palace to book. What to book in Copenhagen has the closed days for every sight, and Copenhagen with kids sorts the family sights by age. For the festive weeks, see the Copenhagen Christmas markets 2026 and New Year’s Eve in Copenhagen. For a bed beside the gardens, see hotels near Copenhagen Central Station and where to stay in Copenhagen. 3 days in Copenhagen places Tivoli after the museums. Hotels near Copenhagen Central Station lists the hotels beside the gardens.