Contact Tivoli Gardens: Find below customer service details of Tivoli Gardens, including phone and email. Besides contact details, the page provides a brief overview of the amusement park in Denmark and its services. Reach the Tivoli Gardens customer service below for queries, complaints or feedback.
Head Office
Tivoli A/S
Vesterbrogade 3
1630 København V
Customer Service
Phone: +45 33151001
Email: [email protected]
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About Tivoli Gardens
Tivoli Gardens is an amusement park located in Copenhagen, Denmark. Opened in the year 1843, the park welcomes over 5 million visitors each month. The second oldest operating amusement park in the world, Tivoli Gardens boasts of close to 30 rides, live entertainment and wide choice of shopping/dining options. Tivoli Gardens is open from 11am to 11pm on most days. The place also has venues for performing arts and music. Tivolis Koncertsal and The Pantomime Theatre is specifically designed for same.
The rides and attractions at Tivoli Gardens include Aquila, Ferris Wheel, The Demon, The Flying Trunk, Golden Tower, Dragon Boats, Star Flyer, Caravan, Odin Express, Bumper Cars and The Panda. Rutschebanen, the oldest wooden roller coaster in the world, is still operational at the park. There is also the second tallest carousel, The Star Flyer. As for tickets, you have Single Admission tickets and multi-ride tickets. There are also annual cards that offers a range of benefits. Annual Card offers free admission for the entire year. For more benefits visitors can get the Gold Card, Silver Card and Wild Card. There are more than 29 vending machines for tickets. Tickets can also be purchased directly on the Tivoli Gardens website.
For lodging, within close proximity you have Tivoli Hotel, Nimb Hotel, The Square, Imperial Hotel, Grand Hotel, and Wakeup Copenhagen Borgergade. For more information or queries on tickets, payment, refund, cancellation, parking, lost and found items, or others, reach the Tivoli Gardens customer service.
I first saw the Tivoli Gardens 8 years ago when my band was playing in Copenhagen. Every since then I’ve wanted to take my wife. 2 weeks ago we finally saved enough money and made the plan. I checked the rules and regulations, I watched YouTube videos, where they were filming. We started walking around, buying Christmas ornaments and taking rides. Then I started taking photos of people making what looked like crepes. The man became enraged and ran outside the shop asking why I was photographing. I said because it was “magical”. He said no, told us no photos. I looked at the rules, only for commercial use. He ruined our day, terrified my wife and why didn’t I report it then? I didn’t know about retaliation. I have a photo of this man’s face fuming because I took a photo of them making crepes. This was not right. After years of waiting, it left a very bad taste for Tivoli Gardens.