We came to Copenhagen especially for Tivoli at Halloween! Upsides: the decor for Halloween was amazing, it felt really magical and seasonal with excellent floral, pumpkin and spooky displays everywhere. Kudos to the design team who must work really hard to pull this off. Buying a pass which included unlimited rides made life easier as you just had to scan your wristband at each one. The staff on the rides were all lovely and patient with the many kids around and also very safety conscious with good checks before each ride started. Downsides: The food and drinks inside are extremely expensive (by British standards) we paid £7.08 for a medium latte and nearly £5 for candy floss! The pass we had included food, we tried three different places in the adjoining Tivoli food hall listed on the website but all vendors said their apps were not working to scan the barcodes… we ended up sat outside with some mediocre slices of pizza from an Italian inside the park. Not great considering the cost. It was pretty busy most of the time and really crowded in some areas ( maybe because it was the first day of opening for Halloween and the weather was good) and the ques for some rides were ridiculous if you had a small excited child like us! Not all the attractions were open with some parts closed off/not ready.

There are many different ticket options. Do your research on the official/ direct website before purchasing. Got to Tivoli 15 minutes before Gardens opened and queued to buy tickets. Doors opened at 11am. Was lovely seeing it tranquil before all the fun started! Prior to doing my research I thought I would just buy an entrance ticket into the Gardens as I don't like fast rides. But I found a 'Tivoli Package - Extra' which included Park entrance, Ride Pass Plus and Easyfood menu. So glad I bought this ticket as I ended up going on alot of rides! If I hadn't bought this ticket it would have been costly buying individual ride tickets. And we got a lunch included too which was not bad value. This is a beautiful park. Had a nostalgic feel. Alot of places to get snacks, hot drinks and meals. It has the oldest running wooden roller coaster in the world, which is a must see and do experience! It's a wonderful place to visit with anyone of any age! Spent 13 hours in here, as we stayed for the evening concert, which had a live band and the end of the Summer fireworks display. Both were fantastic.

What a joy Tivoli was, they do Halloween like I have never seen before. We went for opening at 11, left at lunch stamped out and returned in the evening. Lots of little shops to browse. We bought a general admission ticket, you could buy ride tickets in the park. Lots of restaurants to choose from.

Enjoyable experience at Tivoli. Cool decorations for Halloween. Rides were fun but some of them were closed such as Tik Tak which was a shame. Queues were a bit long including the Haunted House which was complete rubbish and not worth the wait.

We went as a couple and more for the Christmas market not looking for the theme park experience. Having been to Christmas markets in Prague, Krakow, Reykjavik and Budapest this was pretty good. What I saw from the theme park seemed a bit lacklustre and I wouldn’t necessarily recommend from that perspective

One of the best things we did all weekend. It’s especially magical due to all the Christmas lights at the moment. A selection of rides suited for different peoples level of thrill. Christmas market within is quite big loads of places to get mulled wine/cider if you’re feeling festive. Lots of places to get food. Only side note really is to pre book online with the unlimited ride pass as even if you think you won’t go on rides it will save you money if you decide to later on.

We first visited Tivoli Gardens during the summer last year so when we decided to stop off in Copenhagen on our way home from Lapland with our Granddaughter we decided it was a must do to experience the magic of Christmas. Even though temperature was in the minus it did not stop us having an amazing magical time. Great during the summer even better at Christmas

We visited Tivoli on a Saturday evening in December. The queue moved quickly and upon entry we were greeted by a winter wonderland! The park is decorated beautifully for Christmas and there were many festive stalls selling seasonal drinks and gifts. The surroundings were interesting enough that we didn’t find the need to pay for rides. Had a great time and would wholeheartedly recommend.

GREAT Trip to a historical park. It is a completely original concept for a theme park. Entrance fees and packages are much cheaper than a theme park in the US. I highly recommend getting the pass including al rides and a meal. The choice of included meals is good and the Food Hall is varied in its choices and is a great place to eat with lots of choices. Was really awesome to visit during Christmas season.

Tivoli Gardens really comes alive at night with all the beautiful lights, in fact thousands of lights. They really create the Christmas feeling. We spent about three hours wandering around the cute shops/ food stalls and rides. You can really see where Disney got some of there ideas from. We had the pass without rides and paid for one ride, the ferris wheel. Lovely view over the park, it goes round about 5-6 times.