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The Málaga Fair 2026: attraction prices at the Real, from 4 to 9 euros

Attractions at the Málaga Fair 2026 cost between 4 and 9 euros per ride. Vouchers and Children's Day on August 23 offer discounts.

Antonio GarridoAntonio Garrido· · 2 min read

The Málaga Fair 2026, which runs until August 22, offers attractions with prices ranging from 4 to 9 euros. Multiple ride vouchers and Children's Day on August 23 are the most economical options for families.

The Real Cortijo de Torres is once again the epicentre of fun at the Málaga Fair 2026. With 98 attractions in operation —49 for adults and 49 for children—, the prices per ride range from the 4 euros of the simplest options to the 9 euros of the most extreme attraction, the Extreme.

Among the most affordable attractions, for 4 euros you can enjoy the Mini Olla, the Disney Scalextric, or the Coches Hermanos Pérez. The latter offers a three-ride voucher for 10 euros, saving 2 euros compared to the individual price. The Súper Mario XL also costs 4 euros per ride, but its six-ride voucher for 20 euros allows a saving of 4 euros. The Witch Train, on the other hand, is priced at 4.50 euros.

In the mid-range, from 5 to 6 euros, you can find classics like El Monasterio, the Grand Prix, the Hotel del Terror, Top Gun, Torrente 5, or Tutti Fruti, all at 5 euros. For 6 euros, the Ratón Vacilón, Super Grillo, and Super Olla XXL are available.

The most expensive attractions exceed 6 euros: the Extazy and the Giant Wheel cost 7 euros; the Gigant XL and Limit XXL, 8 euros; and the Extreme, at 9 euros, is the priciest of this edition. Prices may vary slightly between stalls, as sources from the venue have indicated.

For families planning to spend several hours at the Real, the recommendation is to take advantage of multiple ride vouchers where available and to schedule the visit for Children's Day, which this year is celebrated on Sunday, August 23, with reduced prices on attractions. The special day will extend until two in the morning on Monday, August 24, coinciding with the closing of the festivities.

The fairground also features 234 authorised food and leisure stalls, spread across the 117 stalls of the Cortijo de Torres and one additional in the historic centre. The fair will be open until August 22, so there are still days left to enjoy the attractions at these prices.

Antonio Garrido

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Ciencias Políticas por la Universidad de Málaga y asiduo de los plenos más largos. Malagueño de pura cepa, cafetero y con paciencia infinita para la burocracia; lleva años contando la política y la sociedad de la provincia.