A one-day ticket to Fårup Sommerland typically costs between 249 and 399 DKK., men's senior tickets range from 179 to 349 kr. Children aged 0 to 2 years enter free of charge. The cheapest "Green" tickets start from 175 to 179 DKK., are only available in limited quantities, and if you buy online two days before the visit, you usually get 20 DKK. Discount per ticket with Early Bird.
How much is the entrance fee to Fårup Sommerland?
The price of a ticket to Fårup depends on three things: age, which day you choose, and how early you buy. It makes it difficult to give a fixed number, but the price ranges are clear enough to plan accordingly.
This is what prices typically look like when you Buy tickets online:
- Adult (3 to 64 years): The ticket price varies within a normal range for a daily ticket.
- Senior (65+): The ticket price is in a lower range, often with a requirement to show identification at the entrance.
- Children 0 to 2 years old: free admission
- Green Fårup Ticket offered at the lowest prices, but only available in a limited quantity
The large variation in prices is due to Fårup not having a fixed entrance fee. A holiday in July varies significantly from an ordinary Tuesday in June, and park prices Adjusted according to the expected number of visitors on that day.
How does Fårup's pricing model work?
Fårup uses what can be called a differentiated pricing model. Instead of a fixed price for the entire season, the park sets the price based on the number of guests expected on a given day. The purpose is, according to the park itself, to spread out the number of visitors and provide a better experience on the most popular days.
It concretely means three things for your planning:
- Prices never go up by waiting The closer you get to a popular day, the more expensive the ticket usually becomes, never cheaper.
- Early Bird Discount gives you 20 kr. Discount per ticket if you buy online at least two days before your visit.
- Green tickets Sold on a first-come, first-served basis and reserved for days with lower expected visitor numbers.
Professional tip: Set a calendar reminder when Fårup opens for the sale of Green Tickets for the upcoming season. The cheapest tickets are often sold out within a few weeks, and there is no guarantee of being placed on a waiting list.
Which ticket type is suitable for your family?
Fårup sells more ticket types than the classic day ticket, and the choice mainly depends on how many days you plan to spend in the park.
- 1-day ticket Best for a single, planned visit – the price is fixed for the selected date
- 2- and 3-day tickets Provides access on the selected opening day plus 1 to 2 optional days within a three-week period after the first visit, offering great flexibility in Danish summer weather.
- Season ticket Best for families who live locally or plan more than 2 to 3 visits in the same season
Family families on a one-week summer vacation in North Jutland will typically get the most out of a 2- or 3-day ticket because it allows for rescheduling a visit if the weather changes. Local families who use the park all summer save the most on a season pass.
How much does a season ticket cost, and what do you get for the money?
A season ticket to Fårup costs 899 DKK. for age group 3 to 64 years and 739 kr. for seniors. The card provides free access on all opening days of the season, without the date-based price variation you would otherwise encounter with day tickets.
In addition to free entry, there are several discounts included with the season pass:
- 20% discount on lunch at Hotel Fårup
- 10% discount on souvenirs and photos in the park
- Access to exclusive member benefits and pre-sales
The rule of thumb is simple: if you visit the family park three times or more during a season, the season pass is almost always cheaper than buying single tickets each time. A visit makes it a close call, and here it is worth calculating the specific dates you are planning.
How to save money on tickets to Fårup
Most savings are about timing rather than luck. Certain concrete handles can significantly lower the price.
- Buy Green tickets early. They are sold in a limited quantity and disappear quickly when the sales window opens.
- Bridge Early Bird Order at least two days before the visit and get 20 DKK off per ticket.
- Check membership benefits. Coop members For example, you can receive a bonus on ticket purchases through partner channels, and similar campaigns appear continuously.
- Choose flexible dates. If you have a multi-day ticket, you can use the cheapest visit on a weekday and save the weekend for something else.
Professional tip: Always compare the price of a 2-day ticket with two single-day tickets before you buy. The difference may be greater than you think, especially if you hit two expensive days during the peak season.
Can you change or upgrade your ticket?
Tickets to Fårup are date-based, so they are linked to a specific day at the time of purchase. It doesn't mean you're stuck if the plans change.
- Change of date: Typically requires a fee of around 25 DKK. plus éventuellement prise de différence, si le nouveau jour est plus cher
- Upgrade to season ticket It can happen on the same day in the park, and the price of the day ticket is deducted from the season card's price.
- Documentation: Always keep the order confirmation, both for exchange and as proof in case of an upgrade
- Senior tickets Often requires identification at the entrance, so it's worth having it ready.
If the cheapest Green tickets for the day you want are sold out, there is usually no waiting list that guarantees access.
How to plan your ticket purchase most intelligently
Choosing the right ticket is not just about price, it's about getting the most experience for your money. Fårup Summer Land page on Rejsidanmark Gathers practical information about the park along with suggestions for nearby accommodations so you can plan the entire visit in one go.
Some practical tips to make the visit cheaper and easier:
- Arrive early in the day when the park is less crowded and the lines for popular rides are shorter
- Pack lunches for parts of the day to save on prices at the park's restaurants
- Share the driving with another family if you live nearby, and also share any discount codes.
- Bridge Rejse Danmarks overnight stay guide to find a place to stay if you are planning a multi-day ticket
If you are worried about rain on one of the park days, it's wise to have an alternative in your back pocket. Ideas for Plan B in case of rain can save a multi-day vacation if the weather plays a trick on the family
Is it worth booking in good time?
Yes, and it's not just a general recommendation. The prices of Fårup tickets never go up by waiting; they can only become more expensive or sold out. Early booking is the only truly secure way to the lowest prices, not a bonus, but the very strategy.
The family planning three weeks ahead has access to Green Tickets, Early Bird discounts, and flexible dates on multi-day tickets. The family that decides the day before typically only has the full price left. Bridge Rejsidanmark's planning guide to lay out the entire process, from ticket to accommodation, before you get in the car.
— Tommy
Sources
Check the current prices directly at Fårup Sommerland, or use Rejse Danmarks checklist for Denmark trip to ensure that tickets and accommodation are in place before departure.