The pass will give visitors the opportunity to enjoy special celebrations, including the 9th of October festivities and Halloween events

Terra Natura Benidorm has launched a brand-new WINTER PASS, offering unlimited access to the park until 28th February 2027. Its main advantage is that it transforms a single visit into the opportunity to enjoy Terra Natura throughout the season, allowing visitors to return and experience the park as many times as they wish.

The new pass has been created to offer families even more leisure options during the autumn and winter months. For just €2 more than the price of a one-day ticket, visitors can enjoy unlimited access to the park, with the Winter Pass priced at 40€ for adults and 34€ for children. Free parking is also included.

The Winter Pass will also provide access to some of the special celebrations planned at Terra Natura Benidorm over the coming months. These include the 9th of October celebrations, where families will have the opportunity to discover Valencian traditions and culture through traditional music and dance, a King James I camp, traditional wooden games, archery and activities for children.

The pass will also include access to ‘Holiween’, taking place on 24th October, with a special Halloween programme combining music, dancing and children’s entertainment. As night falls, the celebration will culminate in a spectacular launch of fluorescent coloured powders.

The Winter Pass also offers families the opportunity to discover Terra Natura Benidorm in a different way. Throughout the season, visitors will be able to see how the park and its natural surroundings change with the passing seasons, while discovering how the animals’ routines and behaviours evolve.

For younger visitors, returning to the park provides the opportunity to recognise the different species, see changes over time and discover new details during every visit.

At Terra Natura Benidorm, we aim to expand the range of family leisure opportunities beyond the busiest months of the year, encouraging families to keep an ongoing connection with nature throughout the autumn and winter. The milder temperatures, together with the changes experienced by both the natural environment and the animals’ daily activity, mean that every visit offers a different way to experience and discover the park.