Accessibility at Liseberg Park
A place for everyone
Everyone is welcome at Liseberg – no matter who you are or what needs you may have. We want your visit to be as easy, fun, and memorable as possible.
Tips!
For a calmer visit during the summer
If you would like to experience a calmer Liseberg, when queues are usually shorter, we recommend visiting during the following periods:
- April to May.
- Mid-August through 20 September.
For a calmer visit regardless of the season
Weekends are always popular. If you visit Liseberg during a weekend, we recommend choosing a Sunday. There are usually fewer guests than on Saturdays.
Practical Information
Parking
Parking spaces for visitors with a disabled parking permit are available at:
- North Entrance
- South Entrance
- Liseberg Södra parking garage (World of Volvo)
- Grand Curiosa Hotel (may only be used by hotel guests)
North Entrance: There is 1 space reserved for visitors with a disabled parking permit. Address: Örgrytevägen 5 (next to Rondo).
South Entrance: There are 5 spaces reserved for visitors with a disabled parking permit. Address: Södra vägen 72 (next to Grand Curiosa Hotel).
Liseberg Södra parking garage: There are 4 spaces reserved for visitors with a disabled parking permit. You will find the spaces on level 2. Address: Nellickevägen 18 (under World of Volvo).
Grand Curiosa Hotel: There are 6 spaces reserved for visitors with a disabled parking permit. These spaces may only be used by hotel guests. Address: Getebergsled 2.
Entrences and Guest Services
There are two entrances to Liseberg Park. At each entrance, you will find wheelchair-accessible ticket booths and a staffed Guest Services desk.
Guest Services can assist you if you need Accessible Queue access, personal attendant assistance, or help with other questions.
North Entrance, Örgrytevägen 5 (opposite the Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre).
South Entrance, Herman Lindholms torg 1 (by Grand Curiosa Hotel).
The park environment
Liseberg is a park with many sensory impressions. At times, it can be noisy, and there are several steep hills and stone-paved walkways. The park also changes for each new season, so new features are added every year.
Bright lights, loud sounds, and crowds are common in Liseberg Park.
If you use a wheelchair, there are two ways to reach the upper part of the park, and both are quite steep:
1. The route that starts at Lisebergsteatern, by the North Entrance, and continues up the hill.
2. The walkway to Luna Park, which begins by FlumeRide and the escalator.
In both cases, it is recommended that someone assist you. If you are unable to get help, you can speak to the gate host at the North Entrance. Our hosts and security staff are happy to help if they are able to.
Rides and attractions
Liseberg’s rides have different safety regulations.
A lap bar, seat belt, or other safety equipment helps keep you secure during the ride. That is why there are rules regarding, for example, height, body size, and various disabilities.
There is always staff at the rides who can assist you. If it is difficult to assess, the staff will decide whether or not you can ride. Unfortunately, not everyone can ride everything, but everyone can ride something.
You can always get help at Guest Services. There, you can find out which rides are suitable for you. Guest Services is located at both of Liseberg’s entrances.
More information is available on each attraction’s page, under the heading “Handy to Know” and the tab “Accessibility”.
Toilets and rest room
There are seven accessible toilets in Liseberg Park.
At the South Entrance, there is an accessible toilet equipped with a lift and an adult changing bench. A sling is not provided. At the other toilet facilities, there is at least one toilet adapted for wheelchair users.
At the South Entrance, there is also a rest room and first aid. The South Entrance is located by Liseberg Grand Curiosa Hotel.
Opposite the Fisketuren ride, there is a quiet room intended for prayer.
At the North Entrance: Women’s, men’s, and gender-neutral toilets, as well as an accessible toilet. The women’s and gender-neutral toilets are equipped with baby changing tables.
By Bergs Bistro (in Kaninlandet): Gender-neutral toilets as well as an accessible toilet equipped with baby changing tables.
In Kaninlandet (by Kaffekoppen): Women’s, men’s, and gender-neutral toilets, as well as an accessible toilet. The women’s and gender-neutral toilets are equipped with baby changing tables.
By Tornet: Women’s, men’s, and gender-neutral toilets, as well as an accessible toilet. The women’s and gender-neutral toilets are equipped with baby changing tables.
By Hamnkrogen: Women’s, men’s, and gender-neutral toilets, as well as an accessible toilet. The women’s and gender-neutral toilets are equipped with baby changing tables.
By Valkyria: Women’s and men’s toilets, as well as an accessible toilet. The women’s toilet is equipped with a baby changing table.
Under Turbo: Women’s and men’s toilets, as well as an accessible toilet. The women’s toilet is equipped with a baby changing table.
By Spelhuset: Women’s, men’s, and gender-neutral toilets, as well as an accessible toilet. The women’s and gender-neutral toilets are equipped with baby changing tables.
Guest Services South Entrance (by Grand Curiosa Hotel): There is a toilet equipped with an adult changing bench (not height-adjustable) and a mobile hoist.
The bench is located in a separate room with a connecting door to the toilet. The mobile hoist is stored in the toilet area.
The toilet door is locked and opens with a keypad lock on the door handle. Ask the staff at Guest Services for the code.
Accessibility features:
- Mobile hoist
- Adult hygiene bench, fixed height
- Changing space
- Turning space for a powered wheelchair
- Shower
- Support arms by the toilet
- Please note: a sling is not provided.
Calm areas
For those who need a quieter place, there are three good options:
- The area between Blå gången and Kaninlandet
- The viewpoint
- The Liseberg Garden
In the leafy area between Blå gången and Kaninlandet, there are benches where you can rest for a while.
On the plateau next to AtmosFear, there are plenty of benches and tables for relaxing and having a snack. From here, you also get a lovely view of Liseberg Park.
The Liseberg Garden is a 15,000 m² park and garden area located between the North Entrance and Korsvägen.
Please note that the area includes hills and natural paths, which makes it difficult to get around independently in a wheelchair.
It is not possible to reach Liseberg Wheel and continue up the hill by wheelchair from The Liseberg Garden.
Restaurants, shops and games
All restaurants are wheelchair accessible. Restaurant Tyrolen has a separate entrance next to the Slänggungan ride.
Please ask the staff for an ingredient list if you have a food allergy.
Most shops and games are also accessible, although there may be an occasional threshold.
Stages and events
Most of our events are accessible. You can find more information on each venue’s page.
Wheelchair
You can borrow a wheelchair at the North Entrance. Please book in advance by calling +46 (0)31 400 100.
You will need to show valid identification when collecting the wheelchair.
Vision and hearing support
Do you have impaired vision or hearing?
Lisebergsteatern and Rondo are equipped with hearing loops.
More information is available on each venue’s page.
Service dog
Working service dogs are welcome. All other animals must stay at home.