Tramore Amusement and Leisure Park

Tramore Amusement and Leisure Park
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About

A 50-acre seasonal fairground right on Tramore's promenade — free entry, pay-per-ride, with roller coasters, log flumes and classic attractions for all ages, just steps from a 5 km Blue Flag beach.

Things to Do

Thrill Rides

The park's headline attractions include the Magic Mouse spinning roller coaster, the Freak Out Afterburner, the Megaspin Waltzer, the Super Paratrooper, and the Jungle River log flume. The Sizzler, Storm sea-storm ride, and Take Off round out the white-knuckle line-up. Rides cost €3–4 each; you can pay by card or cash.

Thrill Rides

Family & Kids' Rides

Younger visitors are well served with a Fun Mouse kiddie coaster, mini dodgems, three mega slides, a Formula Car Track, bouncy castles, teacups, trampolines, and the House Party Fun House. The vintage Tramore Miniature Railway has been running since 1973.

Family & Kids' Rides

Tramore Beach

The park sits directly across the road from Tramore's 5 km golden-sand Blue Flag beach. Between rides you can swim, sunbathe, or grab fish and chips and eat them on the strand. The beach is also popular for surfing and sea angling.

Tramore Beach

Classic Fairground Fun

Beyond the rides there are dodgems, a ghost train, Mystery Hotel funhouse, Crazy Boot walkthrough, crazy mirrors, remote-control lorries, crazy golf, a basketball court, and a boating lake with pedal boats. Stalls for games of skill and chance are dotted throughout.

Plan Your Visit

  • Hours: Seasonal — summer only, roughly late June to early September. Typically open daily from 12 noon; closing times vary (approx. 8 pm weeknights, 10 pm Fridays and Saturdays). Hours and season dates can vary each year; check the park's Facebook page for current information.
  • Admission: Free entry; pay per ride. Rides typically €3–4 each. Pay by card or cash.
  • Parking: Free parking on side roads off the promenade outside June–September. Paid parking (pay-and-display) on the Promenade, Strand Street, and Strand Road from 1 June to 30 September. Parking can be difficult on busy summer weekends — arrive early or visit on a weekday.
  • Food: Numerous food and snack stalls within the park (no alcohol permitted). The Tramore promenade has fish & chips, cafés, restaurants, and bars all within a short walk.

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