Vienna · PRATER AMUSEMENT PARK TICKETS
The wheel has turned since 1897 and the park around it is free to walk into. The 8 below cover wheel tickets, the dinner cabin and the combined passes, with prices and the times of day worth queueing for.
Ride Vienna’s famous Giant Ferris Wheel in Wiener Prater, rising almost 65 meters above the city. Your QR code takes you straight to the turnstile, followed by a smooth 12 to 15-minute ride and a small panorama museum visit. Go at sunset for the best light.
“it was super quick. the ride is short but its beautiful”
Spend three hours at The Mirage in Vienna’s Prater with a 20-piece orchestra, soprano, ballet dancers, violin soloists, and a lively conductor-host. You’ll enjoy a four-course Austrian dinner, table service, and music by Strauss, Vivaldi, and others in an elegant, heated, air-conditioned venue.
“Great venue, great atmosphere. Food was nice , music and show was great and the violinist at the end was fantastic”
Take a 12 to 20 minute ride on Vienna’s Wiener Riesenrad in Prater Amusement Park. Your mobile ticket gives access at a time you choose, with views toward the UNESCO-listed historic center. Allow extra time in case you must exchange the voucher for a paper ticket.
“Anytime ticket. No real queues and great to travel on an iconic landmark. Prior to embarking their is a mini museum type affair with animated characters and scenes contained in carriages.”
Spend seven days using one ticket for four Prater attractions: the bouncing Tagada, VR-powered The Clown, high-speed Magical Rotor, and sound-effect archery. You start at the Magischer Rotor ticket office, and the package suits visitors aged 12 and older who are at least 130 cm tall.
“j'ai pu prendre part aux 4 attractions. il faut faire scanner son ticket dans le guichet d'une attraction et on reçoit le ticket papier pour toutes les attractions. j'ai tout aimé à part le tir à l'arme. j'ai trouvé ça beaucoup trop enfantin car pas de balles juste des bruits. sinon le reste était super et plein d'adrénaline”
Use a 24-hour Big Bus ticket to see Vienna’s Opera, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Hofburg, Schönbrunn, and Belvedere routes. Add a Danube cruise, skip the Ferris Wheel ticket line, and use the multilingual audio guide and self-guided walking tour to fill in the details.
“Os ônibus estavam cheios, não tinha lugar suficiente para sentar. Mas o pior foi ao descer na linha vermelha no ponto número 8, esperei por mais de 30 minutos e o ônibus não passou, eu precisei chamar um Uber para deixar o local. Em relação ao passeio de barco, não tinha lugar suficiente para todos no barco algumas pessoas tiveram que deixar as instalações. A roda gigante foi muito legal, a única parte do passeio que realmente valeu a pena.”
Build your Vienna visit around a 48-hour Big Bus tour, Schönbrunn Palace, Belvedere, and optional Danube cruise and Riesenrad ride. You get seven days from first use to complete three, four, or five attractions, with audio commentary and app-based route tracking.
“Flexibility and frequency of buses. Great guides and very helpful and friendly staff on hop on hop off buses.”
Use a 24-hour Vienna hop-on hop-off ticket across two routes, with eight-language audio commentary, Wi-Fi, a Danube cruise voucher, and skip-the-line access to the Giant Ferris Wheel. The routes link the Opera, Hofburg, Schönbrunn, Belvedere, Prater, Hundertwasser House, and Danube sights.
“River cruise all industrial - very boring. Walking tour totally focused on coffee and food not the city at all. Tour guide could also not walk! Commentary on the bus was far from the normal big bus standard, it was very limited. Very disappointing.”
You drive your own hot rod through Vienna on a two-hour evening tour for up to 10 people. A guide leads the route, while a headset keeps instructions clear. Helmets, a driving briefing, and a Prater Ferris wheel ride are included. Bring a valid driving license and arrive at Judengasse 4.
“We scheduled this tour for Monday, October 24th. As we schedule most of our tours through Viator, we had never encountered the problems that we did with this tour. Hence, why I am writing this as my first review. Being in Vienna for the first time, we had made many plans for tours and excursions. However, on Monday night when we showed up for our tour - the company was closed for the evening and no one ever showed up for our scheduled time. We left numerous messages for them and despite a sign on their door that said that they try and return calls within 2 minutes, but never…”
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