Rimini combined tickets for the theme parks

Which Rimini combo to book

All four bundles here are built around Italia in Miniatura, the park of scale models of Italian landmarks on the northern edge of Rimini. The question is what you add.

Families with younger kids. Italia in Miniatura + Oltremare is the pick. Oltremare in Riccione mixes dolphins, animals and nature shows, and the combo has the most reviews of any Rimini bundle. Two parks in one day is tiring with small children, so give each its own day.

Teens and ride fans. Italia in Miniatura + Mirabilandia pairs the miniatures with a full theme park with roller coasters. Mirabilandia is near Ravenna, a longer drive north, so treat it as a day out on its own.

Small children, short attention spans. Italia in Miniatura + Fiabilandia adds Rimini's fairy-tale park, aimed at younger kids. It has very few reviews so far, so read them before you commit.

A rainy-day backup. Italia in Miniatura + Aquarium of Cattolica: Entry + Lunch adds an indoor aquarium in Cattolica with a meal included. Handy if the weather turns, though this bundle also has few reviews.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

Most of these bundles are a little cheaper than buying the two park tickets separately. It's a small saving plus one checkout. The Mirabilandia combo is priced closer to the parts, so its value is mainly convenience. Compare the bundle with each park's own offers before you book, as summer parks often run their own promotions.

How the tickets work

You book once and receive a separate ticket for each park on your phone. Choose a date for each part, and check the opening calendar: several of these parks are seasonal and close or open only on some days outside summer. Cancellation conditions can differ per part, so read them on the booking page.

Staying further down the coast? See the Riccione page. For a city break instead, look at Venice or Florence, or read how combo tickets work.