The question we get most often by email isn’t about the T-Rex or the twenty-metre Titanosaurus that presides over the trail. It’s far more down-to-earth: “hey, how much does it cost to get in?” And behind that one there’s almost always a second question, the real one: “am I overpaying, or is there a discount out there I’m missing?”
So let’s settle it, with full transparency. This guide covers the price of the standard ticket and of the combined Dinos&Caves ticket, the discounts that genuinely exist and the ones that circulate online but we don’t apply, the step-by-step booking process in under two minutes, exactly what your ticket includes and the questions we answer by email every single week. By the end you’ll know what you’re going to pay, where to pay the least and what to expect on the day.
Let’s start with the effortless money-saver: buying on the official website is always one euro cheaper per ticket than buying at the box office. It sounds small, but for a family of four that’s four euros back in your pocket, and you also skip the queue on the busiest days of July and August, when the car park fills up by mid-morning. That’s the only saving “technique” you need to know, and there’s no catch.
Dinosaurland sits on the Ma-4020 road, kilometre 11, between Manacor and Porto Cristo, right next door to the Cuevas dels Hams. That proximity explains much of how the pricing works: both attractions share the outdoor grounds, free parking, a picnic area and the Dinoburger restaurant. Plenty of families arrive planning to see just one and end up doing both the same day, simply because they’re fifty metres apart and the combined ticket works out cheaper than two separate ones.
A visit to the park takes around an hour and a half to two hours, enough to walk the trail with its hundred-plus life-size dinosaurs at a relaxed pace, stop at the palaeontological dig area and catch the live show with the Ranger. Add the Cuevas dels Hams and the full plan runs to about three hours: it fits comfortably into a morning, with a lunch stop if you feel like stretching it out. With that in mind, let’s talk numbers.
Dinosaurland ticket prices
These are the prices for the current season, for both the standard ticket and the combined Dinos&Caves ticket. The gap between the box office and online is always one euro per ticket, and under-threes go free with no ticket needed.
| Ticket | Age | Box office | Online |
| Dinosaurland | 3–12 years | €13.50 | €12.50 |
| Dinosaurland | 13 years and over | €19.50 | €18.50 |
| Dinos&Caves | 3–12 years | €21.00 | €20.00 |
| Dinos&Caves | 13 years and over | €27.00 | €26.00 |
The adult rate kicks in from thirteen, so if you’re travelling with teenagers, factor that into your budget. And an honest heads-up: rates can be updated from one season to the next, so always confirm the final amount during checkout on the official website before you book. What doesn’t change is the rule: online is always cheaper than the box office.
The combined Dinos&Caves ticket is the option we recommend most, and not only for the saving. The two experiences complement each other in a way that works beautifully with children: first, the geology and musical show in the caves’ underground lake, with its constant 18°C temperature, then open air and dinosaurs. One thing to note: it’s designed for a single day and can’t be split across two visits. If you’d rather separate them, buy two individual tickets.
🕒 The two times on your combined ticket. Your ticket shows two times and it confuses a lot of people. The Dinosaurland time is simply the park’s opening time, for reference: you can go in whenever you like during opening hours. The Cuevas dels Hams time, however, is a fixed entry slot and must be respected. Our advice: arrive a few minutes before your cave slot, do that tour first, then enter the park at your own pace.
Discounts of Dinosaurland: what exists and what doesn’t
This is where most of the confusion happens, so let’s get straight to it. For a normal family or couple’s visit there are only two ways to pay less, and both are easy to apply. You already know the first: buying online is one euro cheaper per ticket, with no codes or promotions to hunt for. The second is the resident discount, which we’ll cover right now.
If you live in the Balearic Islands, you get two euros off per ticket. It applies at the box office only, on presentation of proof of residency: your ID card is enough, no special certificate required. It’s the one case where buying at the box office beats buying online, so if you’re a local, head straight to the window.
💶 In short. If you’re visiting from outside the Balearics, book online and you’ll pay the lowest price. If you’re a resident, come to the box office with your ID and we’ll apply the two euros off per ticket.
If you’re coming with a school, an association or any organised group of more than 25 people, it works differently: there are specific rates handled by email rather than at the box office. Write to grupos@dinosaurland.es with your date, group size and chosen experience, and we’ll send you a quote and a confirmed booking.
How to book in Dinosaurland, step by step
Booking online takes under two minutes, requires no account and your ticket arrives by email in digital format. Just show it on your phone at the entrance.
- Go to www.dinosaurland.es for both the standard ticket and the combined Dinos&Caves ticket.
- Choose your experience: Dinosaurland, Cuevas dels Hams or Dinos&Caves.
- Select your date and, for the combined ticket, your cave entry slot.
- Enter the number of tickets by age bracket. Under-threes don’t need a ticket.
- Pay by card and double-check your email address: that’s where the tickets go.
- Save the ticket on your phone or print it, and show it at the entrance.
📧 If your tickets don’t arrive within a few minutes, check your spam folder and the email address you entered. If they’re still missing, get in touch and our ticketing team will find your order and resend them. One important tip: always buy on the official website. If you book through an external platform, any follow-up has to be handled by them, not by us.
What your ticket to Dinosaurland includes
Your ticket gives you full access to the park trail, with over a hundred life-size dinosaurs along an open-air circuit set among pines and Mediterranean vegetation. It also includes the palaeontological dig area, where children hunt for the remains of a T-Rex skeleton like proper explorers, and the live show with the Ranger, which runs several times a day.
We get asked about show times constantly and the answer is always the same: we don’t publish them in advance because they vary with visitor numbers and the day’s operations. It isn’t a problem. When you arrive, the Ranger at the gate or the colleague at the box office will tell you which session best fits your arrival time. They’re spread throughout the day precisely so that nobody misses out.
Outside the enclosure and at no extra cost you’ll find free parking, toilets with baby-changing facilities, a picnic area with tables and the Dinoburger restaurant, whose children’s menu comes with a gift. Not included in your ticket: transport, food, the shop and the photography service.
When to visit and how to get here
Dinosaurland opens every day of the year, with hours that vary by season: in summer the day runs later, and in the winter months it’s shorter. Since final opening hours are confirmed at short notice, check the official calendar a few days before you come. If you can choose, early morning is the quietest time and, in summer, the most comfortable temperature-wise.
Getting here is easy: we’re ten minutes by car from Manacor and five from Porto Cristo, with free parking at the door. If you’re travelling without a car, there’s a bus line between Palma and Porto Cristo with a stop at the site. Bicycles and scooters aren’t allowed inside the grounds. And if you’re looking to fill the rest of the day, the area has plenty to offer: Cala Anguila, Cala Mendia and Porto Cristo harbour itself are all a stone’s throw away.
Frequently asked questions about Dinosaurland tickets
How much does a ticket to Dinosaurland cost?
This season, an adult ticket costs €18.50 online and €19.50 at the box office; a child ticket, ages 3 to 12, costs €12.50 online and €13.50 at the box office. Under-threes go free. Buying on the official website always means one euro less per ticket, and it’s also the route that guarantees you support if anything goes wrong with your ticket.
Is it cheaper to buy online?
Yes, one euro less per ticket for both the standard and the combined Dinos&Caves ticket. You also skip the box office queue on the busiest days.
Is there a discount for Mallorca residents?
Yes, two euros off per ticket, available at the box office only and on presentation of proof of residency. Your ID card is enough.
Is there a special rate for groups, schools or associations?
Yes. Organised groups and school visits have their own rates, with a single payment for the whole group and advance booking required. They aren’t handled at the box office: write to grupos@dinosaurland.es with the date, the number of people and whether you want Dinosaurland only or the combined Dinos&Caves ticket, and we’ll send you a quote. For schools, there are also free tickets for accompanying teachers.
Is there a discount for seniors or students?
Yes. Presenting your student or senior citizen ID at the ticket office will get you a €1 discount off the ticket price. This discount is only for the cardholder, and for senior citizens, it applies only to the adult ticket price.
How long does the visit take?
Dinosaurland takes around an hour and a half and the Cuevas dels Hams about an hour, so the combined Dinos&Caves plan runs to roughly three hours including the short walk between the two and a relaxed break.
Can I use the combined ticket on two different days?
No, it’s designed for a single day. If you want to split the visits, buy an individual ticket for each attraction.
Can I visit if it rains?
Yes. The Dinosaurland trail is open-air, but the Cuevas dels Hams are indoors, which makes the combined ticket the perfect plan for a rainy day in Mallorca.
Can tickets be changed or refunded?
Under our policy, published on the website, on the ticket and during checkout, we don’t accept changes or refunds.
See you among the dinosaurs
There are few things as memorable as a child’s face on rounding a bend in the path and coming face to face with a twenty-metre Titanosaurus. That doesn’t show up on any price table, but it’s exactly what you’re buying.
If you’ve got a date in mind, head to www.dinosaurland.es, pick your day and secure your ticket at the best available price. And if you want to make the most of the trip to Porto Cristo, the combined Dinos&Caves ticket gives you two completely different worlds in a single morning. See you there.
