Best for
Families with kids, rainy days, airport layovers, groups
Time needed
2–4 hours
Worth it?
Yes — the most varied indoor family entertainment in the Málaga area, all under one roof
Skip if
You prefer outdoor sightseeing or cultural attractions
About Sould Park Málaga
Sould Park is the most ambitious indoor family entertainment complex ever built in the Málaga area. Opening summer 2026 next to Plaza Mayor Shopping Centre, this €15 million facility sprawls across thousands of square metres and brings together attractions that previously did not exist under one roof in Andalusia. The centrepiece is Málaga's largest bowling alley — 24 lanes across 2,200 square metres — flanked by a family roller coaster, bumper cars, a free-fall tower, bouncy castles, water attractions, trampolines, and a two-storey carousel. The 7D cinema combines 3D visuals, surround sound, motion seats and sensory effects for a genuinely immersive experience. Located just 5 minutes from Málaga Airport, Sould Park is a strong option for families with long layovers, for rainy days, or as a half-day activity at the start or end of a holiday.
What to See: Highlights
- 124-lane bowling alley — largest in Málaga
- 2Family roller coaster and free-fall tower
- 3Bumper cars and two-storey carousel
- 4Indoor trampolines and bouncy castles
- 57D cinema with motion seats and sensory effects
- 6Water attractions and rides
Insider Tips
Book bowling lanes in advance on weekends — 24 lanes fill up fast with groups
The 7D cinema sessions run on a fixed schedule — check times on arrival
Combine with Plaza Mayor next door for a full day out
5 minutes from the airport — ideal for families with afternoon or evening flights
Opening summer 2026: check the website for the exact launch date before planning your visit
History & Background
Sould Park was developed by a Fuengirola-based specialist in family entertainment who had already run a smaller park in the area. The €15 million investment represents a major expansion, with the new facility designed to serve the entire Costa del Sol. Construction accelerated through early 2026 with a target opening of late June 2026.
Getting There
Avenida del Mediterráneo, s/n, 29620 Torremolinos, Málaga (beside Plaza Mayor)
Open in Google Maps →- 15 min by taxi from Málaga Airport (€8–10); next door to Plaza Mayor Shopping Centre
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Should You Visit?
Visit if...
- You are travelling with children of any age
- You have a long layover at Málaga Airport
- It's raining and you need a full indoor day
- You want bowling, rides and cinema without driving across the city
Skip if...
- You are visiting Málaga solely for culture and history
- Your kids are too small for rides — check height restrictions on arrival
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