After months of closure, Tibidabo will restart its attractions next Saturday, May 15. It will do so complying with all the measures agreed with Procicat, with whom it has been negotiating for months the sectoral plan that allows the safe reopening of this type of facilities.
This season at Tibidabo will not be normal, and not only because of the pause it had to take and the excitement its return will generate. It will celebrate its 120th birthday and 15 years since the creation of Tibiclub. But that's not all. It will also be time to inaugurate the Cuca de Llum, the new funicular. With capacity for almost 300 people ---when the pandemic passes---, it has been conceived as another attraction, covered with large windows that will offer a panoramic view of the landscape from Doctor Andreu square to the park entrance.
For the reopening, the park has adapted its activities to the new regulations and has increased the program of outdoor shows. It has also limited the capacity of the venue and has extreme cleaning protocols. As expected, masks will be mandatory and there will be points with hand sanitizer, in addition to differentiated routes for entering and exiting attractions. It is recommended to purchase tickets in advance.