Skara Sommarland Map and Brochure (2025 – 2024)
Built around a wide lake and rolling meadows, Skara Sommarland spreads its rides and water attractions across a mix of open lawns and dense woodland edges—an unusual sprawl for a Swedish amusement park. A Skara Sommarland map helps visitors thread that distance, linking water slides, roller coasters, and campgrounds without backtracking through the same picnic paths.
It’s especially handy near the bridges by the lakefront, where traffic jams of towels and strollers tend to form. Bring it out again after dusk, when the fireworks reflect off the water—pure Swedish summer energy in one glance.
Skara Sommarland Map 2025
In 2025, Skara Sommarland introduced three new family rides in its Tivoli area.
These included the “Pariser Hjulet,” a small six-metre-high Ferris wheel with a nostalgic design, the drop tower attraction “FrittFall,” and the wiper-style ride “Houdini.”
Printable Skara Sommarland Map PDF 2025
Skara Sommarland Map 2024
Printable Skara Sommarland Map PDF 2024
Skara Sommarland Map 2023
FAQ
How much does a day at Skara Sommarland cost?
A day ticket to Skara Sommarland in 2025 costs 529 SEK per person. A two‑day ticket costs 729 SEK, while children under one meter in height enter for free.
When did Bert Karlsson sell Skara Sommarland?
Bert Karlsson sold Skara Sommarland in 1991. The park was later acquired by Parks and Resorts Scandinavia, which continues to operate it today.
Who died at Skara Sommarland?
A 10‑year‑old boy died in a drowning accident at Skara Sommarland in August 2024. He was found lifeless in a pool where swimming ability was required, leading to a police investigation for manslaughter and a safety review by the Swedish Consumer Agency. The park later introduced stricter safety routines and lifeguard procedures following the incident.
Are the pools heated at Skara Sommarland?
The pools at Skara Sommarland are heated to around 25 °C. The temperature can vary slightly depending on the weather, but the water is consistently warmed for comfort.
