Lights, music, and technology: the Laser Show illuminates summer nights at Tibidabo

The Laser Show returns to Tibidabo with a revamped and enhanced format.
The Laser Show returns to Tibidabo with a revamped and enhanced format.

The Plaça dels Somnis hosts every night at 9:30 p.m. a proposal of technology, rhythm, and fun for all audiences in a 20-minute immersive show that can be enjoyed every day the park is open.

august 15, 2026 - 05:30

The Tibidabo Amusement Park brings back one of its great summer classics. Throughout the month of August, the Plaça dels Somnis (Square of Dreams) transforms into a stage full of magic and fantasy thanks to the Laser Show, an immersive audiovisual experience that uses colored lights, state-of-the-art visual effects, and a musical selection. The proposal, designed for audiences of all ages, makes the park's closing a great party with the best views of Barcelona.

The show has a duration of 20 minutes and starts at 9:30 PM, the same time the venue closes. The lights, rhythms, and lasers invite the public to dance, get excited, and enjoy a magical outdoor night.

Technology and music for an immersive experience

This year's edition of the Laser Show has evolved compared to last year. Now, the goal is to make the show much more spectacular and memorable; for this reason, the park has renewed the technical part and increased the number of laser projectors. This allows for drawing much more complex figures, bursts, and light games with greater visual reach.

The venue premieres a new updated musical repertoire that serves as a common thread for a new visual effects design, so that each melody or change of rhythm instantly translates into an explosion of color over the Plaça dels Somnis. The laser beams illuminate the sky and dance in sync with the music. The result is an immersive experience where children and adults are part of the party. Thus, Tibidabo integrates the latest technology to reinvent its classics so that each visit is an unforgettable memory.

The Laser Show will once again illuminate summer nights at Tibidabo
The Laser Show will once again illuminate summer nights at Tibidabo

Extended hours for August

The arrival of the Laser Show is part of the Tibidabo Amusement Park's summer campaign, during which the venue extends its opening hours until 10:00 PM every day in August. This extension allows families to take advantage of cooler hours and enjoy an entertainment offer that goes far beyond the usual attractions.

Among the notable novelties this season is the premiere of Platja Tibidabo, a new leisure and rest area designed to cope with high summer temperatures. This space has parasols, sun loungers, sandpits, and shaded areas where you can take a break in the middle of the day. In addition, the itinerant animation of Els Bombers (The Firefighters) travels the park's streets to refresh attendees in a fun way with water guns.

Moment de l'espectacle d'estiu al Tibidabo
Moment of the summer show at Tibidabo

Plans and shows for the whole family

Tibidabo's artistic program features different proposals for all ages. On the one hand, the Tibidabo Mascots star in the new family show La volta al món ballant (Dancing Around the World), a musical full of rhythm, color, and participation where the little ones can get to know the park's characters up close. On the other hand, the Marionetarium hosts the second season of Cabrioles de Fil (Thread Capers) (by the company Més Cabrioles), a classic of puppet art that keeps the park's scenic tradition alive. 

Gastronomically, the main novelty this year is the opening of Masia Tibidabo, a new restaurant located in the park's historic Masia building. Led by chef Rafa Zafra, this restaurant offers a quality culinary proposal based on tradition and local produce. 

Tibidabo: Barcelona's amusement park 

The Tibidabo Amusement Park originated in 1899, when pharmacist and businessman Salvador Andreu i Grau promoted the Societat Anònima El Tibidabo (The Tibidabo Public Limited Company) together with a group of businessmen of the time. The objective was clear: to create a space for leisure, recreation, and culture for the citizens of Barcelona at the top of the city.

The revolution arrived on October 29, 1901 with the inauguration of the Funicular. This means of transport allowed Barcelonans to ascend to the summit quickly and comfortably for the first time. From that moment on, what began as a meeting point with small cafes and observation points rapidly transformed.

La noria del Tibidabo
The Tibidabo Ferris wheel

The first mechanical rides, street shows, and attractions that would become city icons began to arrive. Over the years, the park expanded its offerings and, today, it is the oldest amusement park in Spain and one of the oldest in the world. 

This summer, Tibidabo is once again one of the most complete and refreshing options to enjoy nights in Barcelona. Centenary attractions, technology, family shows, and gastronomy invite us to experience the magic of the park until the last light of night goes out. 

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