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This is Liseberg

Liseberg is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Sweden. Since 1923 we have brought millions of people together to have fun in the amusement park. But Liseberg is much more than this.

Amusement park for all ages

Liseberg runs the amusement park with its 42 rides and attractions, games, games of fortune, music stages, dance floor and many restaurants and cafés – all set in green parkland.

We are proud of the fact there is something for everyone to enjoy in our amusement park. For the little ones there is Rabbit Land and Children’s Paradise, filled with gentle carousels and playgrounds. But Liseberg also offers more challenging rides and attractions that are clearly world class, such as AtmosFear, Balder, Valkyria and Helix. And more are on the way.

Three seasons in the amusement park

The amusement park has opened for three seasons each year:

  • Summer season, which runs from April to September.

  • Halloween season, which coincides with school autumn break.

  • Christmas at Liseberg, which runs from mid-November to New Year.

  • Outside the main seasons, Kaninlandet is open every weekend throughout the year. Kaninlandet is also open on selected additional days during school holidays, such as the winter and Easter holidays.

View over the audience from Helix

2.5 million visitors

Liseberg amusement park is visited by around three million guests each year. Over the last three years our popularity has increased a little, and we have entertained 2.5 million guests.

Grand Curiosa reception

We make Liseberg work

We are one big and joyful Liseberg family. In fact 400 of us work here full-time, plus around 2,400 seasonal employees.

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Rides & attractions for everyone

We offer our visitors 42 different rides and attractions.

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115,140 servings of cotton candy

An amusement park without candy floss is no real amusement park. In 2016, Liseberg guests ate 115,140 pieces of candy floss.

Oceana – our new water world

We’re currently building Oceana, a unique new water world featuring adventure, relaxation and immersive themed environments.

Oceana Waterworld is expected to be completed around the turn of 2027.

Music, theatre and shows

Liseberg is also a big concert organizer and in summer there are daily music performances. They range from small and classy to events with wide appeal, often featuring international stars. We even have a dance floor with live music. And most of it is included in the entrance fee. For the concerts on Stora Scenen, you need to purchase an additional concert ticket. The Rondo show venue is open all year round, as is Liseberg Theatre.

Restaurants and cafés

Liseberg is committed to offering a wide choice of high-quality food and drink. Inside the amusement park are theme restaurants, such as Tyrolen and Hamnkrogen seafood restaurant, as well as the fine old Lisebergs Wärdshus, which specializes in locally grown produce. You’ll also find Max burger restaurants here and other quick and tasty outlets and cafés. All the restaurants in the amusement park offer vegetarian dishes.

Hotel, camping and bed & breakfast

Next to the amusement park, you find Liseberg Grand Curiosa Hotel, the most fantasy-filled family hotel in Sweden. A little further from the amusement park we have Lisebergsbyn, with a choice of cottages, bed & breakfast, camping and hostel. Both facilities are open all year round. In summer we also open Liseberg’s camping Askim Strand.

Corporate events and conferences

Liseberg is also open to conferences, kick-off events and other types of corporate events all year round. We can host events in the amusement park, at Lisebergsbyn or at the Liseberg Grand Curiosa Hotel.

Liseberg in figures, 2023

Number of guests in the park, full year:

2,3 millions

Number of guests during Christmas:

464 176

Number of guests during Halloween:

323 778

Number of guests for entire Group:

38 743

Total Group guests

3 million

Turnover:

SEK 1,696 million

Profit after financial items:

SEK 16 million

Tourism turnover generated:

SEK 3.5 billion

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