Angry Birds Activity Park in Gran Canaria
Everything about the Angry Birds Activity Park in Puerto Rico (Gran Canaria): what it is, attractions, updated prices, hours, how to get there and tips for visiting with kids.

The only thing the little one asked for this year for her third birthday was to go to Las Palmas. So I had to find a place in Gran Canaria to spend an unforgettable birthday. After weighing up several options, we settled on the Angry Birds Activity Park, a children’s park themed around the Angry Birds video game. Will you join us for a tour of the park?
The Angry Birds Activity Park at a glance
- What it is: an outdoor theme park themed around Angry Birds (over 5,000 m² and around 20 attractions)
- Where: Puerto Rico, municipality of Mogán (south of Gran Canaria)
- Price: from €9 resident / €13 non-resident (adults); babies free
- Hours: Thursday to Monday, 10:00–18:00 (closed Tuesday and Wednesday)
- Age: activities from age 3; under-14s must be accompanied by an adult
- Great for: families with kids and birthdays
- Worth knowing: there’s a water area (bring a swimsuit, towel and socks or water shoes); buy tickets in advance
What is the Angry Birds Park?
Angry Birds Activity Park is a theme park whose activities and decor are based on the famous Angry Birds app by Rovio. It’s located in Puerto Rico, in the south of Gran Canaria. The park opened in 2013 and has more than 5,000 m² of fun, for kids and adults alike.

Attractions at the Angry Birds Park
Across the park’s more than 5,000 m² there are all kinds of activities to keep both young and old entertained: a water area, zip lines, trampolines, a skating area, swings, a mini pedal-karting track, a climbing wall, a laser maze, a kids’ area, mini golf, a ball pool, and so on.

Where is the Angry Birds Activity Park?
The Angry Birds Activity Park is in Puerto Rico, in the municipality of Mogán in the south of Gran Canaria. The address is Urbanización Puerto Rico, Av. de la Cornisa, 2, 35130 Mogán.
If you go by car, you can park near the Angry Birds Park, though it’s all blue zone. Instead of paying for a couple of hours, I recommend paying €6, which is what it costs to park for 24 hours in the blue zone in the municipality of Mogán. Better to go early, as Puerto Rico is a very touristy area and it’s not easy to find parking if you arrive mid-morning.

How to get to the Angry Birds Park by public transport?
You can get to Angry Birds Activity Park by bus, or guagua as we call it here, on lines 170 and 90. The park is right next to the bus station and a taxi rank.
If you’re coming from Las Palmas, from the bus station (El Hoyo) you can take bus line 91 run by the Global transport company, heading to Playa del Cura (Puerto Rico stop).

Angry Birds Activity Park opening hours
The Angry Birds Park in Gran Canaria opens Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 10:00 to 18:00.

How much does it cost to get into the Angry Birds Park?
Below you can see the ticket prices for the Angry Birds Activity Park. They offer discounts for Canarian residents, but you’ll need to show your ID/residence card at the ticket office. By the way, all children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
| Ticket | Resident | Non-resident |
|---|---|---|
| Adults (14+) | €9 | €13 |
| Over-65s | €7 | €9 |
| Children (5–13) | €11 | €17 |
| Minis (3–4) | €7 | €9 |
| Babies (0–2) | Free | Free |
Prices per person (IGIC included). Canarian residents must show ID or a residence card.
🎟️ Book your Angry Birds tickets here

Weekly pass and annual pass for the Angry Birds Park
You also have the option of buying a weekly or annual pass, which gives you unlimited access to the Angry Birds park for a week or a year.
Celebrate your birthday at the Angry Birds Park
If you’re looking for a fun place to celebrate your child’s birthday, the Angry Birds Activity Park has several birthday packages that include park entry, food and drink.

Where to eat at the Angry Birds Park?
The park has a Snack Bar with a terrace where you can eat. The food is the usual snack-bar fare: nuggets, pizzas, hot dogs, sandwiches, etc. They offer adult menus and kids’ menus.
We went out to eat. With the wristband they put on you when you enter the park, you can come and go as many times as you like.
Around the Angry Birds Park and just a few minutes’ walk away, there are several McDonald’s and the CC Mogán Mall, which has a wide variety of restaurants. Here’s the link so you can see the dining options at Mogán Mall.
Our experience at the Angry Birds Activity Park
One of the main reasons I chose the Angry Birds Park for a family day out was the fact that most of its attractions are outdoors.
I went thinking we were heading to the typical ball-pool park and that we wouldn’t stay more than a couple of hours. Within just a few minutes, I realised the Angry Birds Park was nothing like the typical ball-pool park. We enjoyed the facilities almost until the park closed.
There are activities for everyone, and something I loved was that while you queue for the attractions, there are misting sprinklers that make waiting in the sun more pleasant.
Tips for visiting the Angry Birds Park
To make your visit to the Angry Birds Activity Park in Gran Canaria a real success, I recommend bringing the following:
- Swimsuit and towel
There’s a water activities area, so don’t forget your swimsuit. They won’t let you go on the activities wet, so don’t forget to pack a towel too.
- Socks and comfortable footwear
As there are water activities and others where footwear is compulsory, I recommend a shoe that’s easy to slip on and off, or even some water shoes, which they can wear for all the activities. I recommend socks for the trampolines or places where you can go barefoot, because I find it more hygienic.
- Sun cream
Remember that Puerto Rico is in the south of Gran Canaria and the weather is almost always lovely. Although the park has plenty of shaded areas, the kids will spend most of the time in the sun, so to avoid burns don’t forget to bring a good sun cream.
At the park there are lockers — just ask for the key at the entrance. That way you can leave anything you won’t need and enjoy the park without carrying your bag around everywhere.
You know I always recommend buying tickets in advance, especially when it’s a theme park. If you don’t plan your visit to the Angry Birds Park ahead of time, it could be full when you arrive and you might not get in.
🎟️ You can buy your tickets for the Angry Birds Activity Park in Gran Canaria here.

And on your way out, you can pick up a souvenir of your fun day at the Angry Birds Park in the shop, where you’ll find all kinds of gifts of the little birds.
Is it worth it?
Absolutely. The Angry Birds Activity Park is much more than a ball-pool park: it has outdoor attractions for all ages, a water area and plenty of space to spend the whole day. For a family with kids in the south of Gran Canaria, it’s a safe bet.
I hope you’ve enjoyed our visit to the Angry Birds Activity Park in Gran Canaria.
FAQ
How much does it cost to get into the Angry Birds Activity Park?
For adults, from €9 (resident) / €13 (non-resident); children aged 5 to 13, €11 / €17; babies aged 0 to 2 get in free. Canarian residents must show ID.
What are the opening hours?
It opens Thursday to Monday, 10:00 to 18:00. It’s closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Where is it?
In Puerto Rico, municipality of Mogán, in the south of Gran Canaria (Av. de la Cornisa, 2), next to the bus station.
What age is it for?
There are activities from age 3 and for all ages. Under-14s must be accompanied by an adult.
Can you leave and come back in?
Yes. With the wristband they put on you at the entrance, you can leave and come back as many times as you like.
Do you need to bring a swimsuit?
Yes, there’s a water area. Bring a swimsuit, towel and socks or water shoes (they won’t let you go on some attractions wet or barefoot).




