Before you go
- Check the park’s hours for your date, as they change by day and season.
- Measure anyone under 140 cm against the height guide.
- Have your e-tickets ready on your phone to scan at the gate.
Morning: the big four
Aim to be at the gate before opening, and go straight to the rides with the longest queues.
- Formula Rossa. 240 km/h in a single launch, and part of the track runs outdoors.
- Flying Aces. Climbs 63 metres at a 51-degree incline and reaches up to 120 km/h.
- Turbo Track. Fires you 64 metres into the air in a 30-second ride.
- Mission Ferrari. A spy-themed coaster with launches, inverted loops and a sideways drop.
Midday: lunch inside
Ferrari World has a no re-entry policy, so eat in the park. Going slightly before or after the main lunch rush saves time, and a Meal Voucher means you don’t need to pay at the till.
Afternoon: slow it down
This is the moment for the indoor experiences: the galleries of classic and modern Ferraris and Formula 1 cars, the live shows and the family rides. Queues on the big coasters may ease later in the day, so check the wait times and go round again.
If queues are long by the time you arrive, or you’re visiting on a weekend or public holiday, Fast Track is what makes this plan work.
Questions
How long do you need at Ferrari World?
Plan on a full day if you want to ride the main coasters and see the galleries and shows.
Can I bring food into the park?
Outside food and drink are not permitted in the parks.
Can I leave for lunch and return?
No. Ferrari World has a no re-entry policy.
Sources
Checked in November 2026. Park rules, hours and transport change, so please confirm the details for your date.
