Sochi Park

🎢 Sochi Park is often called the 'Russian Disneyland'. The park's uniqueness lies in its concept — all rides and themed zones are designed in the style of Russian folk tales and epics. Here you will meet the three-headed Zmey Gorynych with burning eyes, Baba Yaga, Ilya Muromets, and other characters. It is a versatile destination for family leisure.
The park grounds host 24 modern rides — from swings for toddlers to roller coasters.
Visitors do not need to pay extra for popular activities like the dolphinarium or science center — the single ticket model means 'one entry = the whole park'.

ℹ️ 8 themed zones:

'Alley of Lights' — the main entrance area of the park, which is the first to greet visitors. The spirit of wealthy merchant and fair life of ancient Rus prevails here. The central axis is adorned with a pond featuring a musical fountain that creates various water compositions. Located in this area is the famous 'Fairy Tale Carousel' — the most photographed object in the park, painted in the style of illustrations by Russian artist Ivan Bilibin. The alley is decorated with bright buildings featuring carved facades, beautiful roosters on the roofs of towers, and weathervanes on cafe spires.
'Land of Heroes' — the world of Russian epics. The main attraction of the zone is the giant 'Ladka', which lifts up to 54 people to a height of 18 meters. A magical photo studio 'Invisibility Cloak' and the 'Artel Courtyard' workshop, where creative master classes are held, also operate here. The zone's design is in the style of ancient Russian fortresses and hero outposts.
'Enchanted Forest' — the largest themed land in the park, where the majority of rides are concentrated. Here is Baba Yaga's southern residence with her famous hut on chicken legs. This zone houses the most extreme rides: 'Zmey Gorynych' — an extensive roller coaster 1056 meters long with a speed of 100 km/h, and 'Firebird' — a free-fall tower 65 meters high. The nature of the zone fully matches its name: here 'the forest piano comes alive and the waltz of flowers sounds', while trees, sculptures, and flowerbeds are designed in a fairy-tale style.
'Children's Corner' — for the youngest visitors of the park. Here are swings for toddlers from 1 year old, the 'Snail Express' train, and children's rides with minimal height and age restrictions. All entertainment in this zone is safe and adapted for preschool children.
'Eco-Village' — for peaceful relaxation. Guests can relax by the mill pond with a miniature steamboat, visit the 'Lapushki' contact zoo, where rabbits and hedgehogs live. This zone also features a water playground where children learn about the principles of water pumps and excavators through play. The puppet theater is located in a building of unusual architecture with a huge wheel on the side.
'Sea Kingdom' — in summer, it transforms into a center for water entertainment. Pirate battles on the 'Buyan' ride, where 10 ships equipped with water cannons engage in naval combat. The coastline is defended by water cannons with a shooting range of up to 7 meters. Here is also the water ride 'Sea Princess' with a lift to a height of 12 meters and dizzying drops. For peaceful relaxation, the 'Geese-Swans' ride operates — two-seater boats for strolling on the water under a large canopy.
'Land of Science and Fantasy' — combines modern technology with a fairy-tale atmosphere. The educational center 'Atomarium', designed in the style of Lewis Carroll's book 'Alice in Wonderland'. Here you can play laser croquet, create your own mirage, and start a chain reaction. The unique 'Roller' restaurant delivers dishes to guests via rails.
'Medvedia Land' — a two-level children's entertainment center. Bear cubs Mila and Potap — mascots of Sochi Park — invite children to trampoline complexes, slides, mazes, and children's carousels. The center is equipped with 3D mazes and an obstacle course for children up to 160 cm tall. Medvedia has a separate entrance from the Olympic Park side at 12 Mezhdunarodnaya Street.

🦉 Owlery and Contact Mini-Zoo

More than 20 species of birds of prey: eagle owl, tawny owl, kestrel, buzzard, and other rare feathered friends;

Contact zone with kids, rabbits, and guinea pigs, where you can feed the animals under the supervision of staff.

Sochi Park operates year-round, but the schedule varies depending on the season.

✅ Practical tips:

Buy tickets online in advance — queues at the ticket offices can stretch for 30–40 minutes on peak days.
Use the re-entry option during the day — you can leave for lunch and return in the evening.
Arrive at opening or plan your visit on weekdays.
Watch for special promotions for birthday children and large families.
A 2-day consecutive ticket is more cost-effective than two single-day tickets.

The park is integrated into the Sirius ecosystem: Olympic Park, 'singing' fountains, and its own hotels with 'accommodation + ticket' packages are nearby.