Guadalajara with kids means no shortage of things to do: world-class zoos and aquariums, amusement parks, hands-on museums and attractions that will keep children entertained from start to finish. Mexico’s second-largest city, known as the Pearl of the West, offers as much family entertainment as any destination in the country, and in 2026 the list of places to visit with kids in Guadalajara is longer than ever. This guide covers the 19 best spots, all checked and updated, so you can plan your next family outing with confidence.
The Best Kids’ Attractions in Guadalajara at a Glance
| Place | Best age | Time needed | Approx. cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zoológico Guadalajara | Ages 3 to 15 | Full day | $$ | Animals, safari and a family outing |
| Sealand | Ages 3 to 12 | 3 to 4 hours | $$ | Aquarium, penguins and indoor play |
| KidZania Guadalajara | Ages 4 to 14 | Full day | $$$ | Role play and careers |
| Planetario Lunaria | Ages 5 to 15 | 2 to 3 hours | $ | Science, astronomy and workshops |
| Acuario Michin | Ages 3 to 15 | 3 to 4 hours | $$ | Sea life and interactive activities |
| Museo JAPI | Ages 5 to 15 | 3 hours | $$ | Technology, culture and immersive experiences |
| Selva Mágica | Ages 3 and up | Half or full day | $$ | Rides and family thrills |
| Inflalandia Quack | Ages 3 to 12 | 2 to 3 hours | $$ | Inflatables, active play and indoor fun |
| Parque Alcalde | All ages | 2 to 4 hours | Free | Outdoor walks, playgrounds and paddle boats |
| Parque Metropolitano | All ages | Flexible | Free | Biking, picnics and outdoor activities |
1. Guadalajara Zoo (Zoológico Guadalajara)
Without a doubt, this is the favorite family outing for tapatíos (as Guadalajara locals are called). With more than 392 species, the Guadalajara Zoo is one of the largest and most important animal conservation centers in Mexico. Its 50-hectare (124-acre) grounds next to the Barranca de Huentitán canyon are home to almost 4,000 animals: big cats, elephants and other large mammals, birds, reptiles, primates and much more.
The zoo goes well beyond the traditional concept. Its Aquarium has sharks, jellyfish, clownfish, starfish and rays. The impressive Safari Masai Mara brings together elephants, giraffes, hippos, rhinos and ostriches in a large open area. The well-known Antarctica Zone recreates the penguins’ habitat. And the Sky Zoo, a cable car running 15 meters (49 feet) above the ground, offers a unique view over the gorilla, lion and bison habitats.
Other attractions include the Aviary, the Herpetarium, the Veterinary Ranch, Monkeyland, the Australian Village and the Panoramic Train that tours the whole park. The zoo also runs educational workshops for kids on weekends. Check out the 25 things to do in Guadalajara to round out your trip.
ℹ️ Practical info: Calzada del Zoológico 600, Huentitán El Alto · Tue-Sun: 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. · General admission approx. MXN $210 adults, approx. MXN $180 children · Sky Zoo and Safari cost extra · Bus route 60A from downtown, or about 30 minutes by Uber · Phone: 33 3674-4488
2. Sealand: The Aquarium Adventure Every Kid Wants to See
Sealand is one of the most exciting attractions to open in Guadalajara in recent years. It is not a conventional aquarium: from the moment they walk in, kids become crew members on a submarine setting off on expeditions to different ocean environments around the world. The adventure storyline makes each exhibit feel like a real discovery rather than a school field trip.
Along the way you will see sharks, rays, turtles and dozens of other species from elevated walkways and underwater tunnels with panoramic views. One of the most popular areas is the polar zone, home to Humboldt penguins. Besides seeing them up close, Sealand offers a special encounter where visitors can interact with the penguins alongside expert keepers, learn about their habits and hear about conservation efforts for the species. For many kids, this is the highlight of the visit.
Beyond the marine exhibits, Sealand has a snow zone where kids can go down slides and play in a setting inspired by the polar regions. The complex also has rope bridges, a laser maze and several play areas along the route. These attractions complement the aquarium and help families easily spend several hours in the park.
ℹ️ Practical info: Av. Adolfo López Mateos Sur 9900, Galerías Santa Anita, Tlajomulco de Zúñiga · Mon-Fri: 12:00-8:00 p.m. · Sat-Sun and holidays: 11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. · General admission from MXN $199 (buy in advance online) · Children under 3 free · Website: sealand.com.mx
3. KidZania Guadalajara
Located in the Plaza Patria shopping mall, KidZania has become one of the top attractions for kids in Guadalajara. This 5,550-square-meter (about 59,700 sq ft) park recreates an entire city, with streets, a main square, shops, factories and even its own airport. Children ages 1 to 14 play at being grown-ups in more than 100 jobs: doctor, firefighter, radio host, police officer, chef, pilot and many more.
On arrival, every child receives 50 KidZos (KidZania’s currency). They can use them for some activities and to buy souvenirs. When they run out, kids get a “job” at one of the businesses to earn more. Some activities pay, while others cost KidZos, which makes for a fun introduction to the basics of work, saving and managing money. The full experience can easily take an entire day.
ℹ️ Practical info: Av. Patria, Jacarandas, Zapopan · Check hours at kidzania.com/guadalajara · Tickets from approx. MXN $450 for children and approx. MXN $250 for accompanying adults · Book ahead in high season · Phone: 33 3848-9800
4. Planetario Lunaria
Lunaria is Guadalajara’s planetarium and interactive science center. It opened in 2018 and is considered one of the best in the world for its state-of-the-art projection technology. The planetarium sits in the middle of a beautiful garden that hosts games, art activities and educational workshops for kids of all ages, from robotics to physics experiments.
It has two main areas: the interactive exhibition hall, with 23 exhibits on astronomy, math, physics, chemistry, biology and engineering, where kids learn by touching and experimenting; and the projection dome, the only one in Latin America able to project in both 2D and 3D, with 27-million-pixel images on a 180-degree screen. The feeling of flying through space is so immersive that many visitors raise their arms trying to touch the stars.
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ℹ️ Practical info: Carlos Pereira 792, Miraflores, Guadalajara · Tue-Sun: 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. · General admission to the exhibition hall approx. MXN $80 · Projection dome costs extra · Website: planetariojalisco.com · Phone: 33 3615-1455
5. Acuario Michin Guadalajara
Acuario Michin is the largest aquarium in Mexico and one of the most important in Latin America. It showcases the biodiversity of oceans and freshwater habitats around the world, with a special focus on Mexican marine life. Its coral reef tanks are spectacular: clownfish, starfish, coral formations, moray eels, triggerfish and butterflyfish share remarkably natural-looking settings.
Besides fish, at Michin you will see turtles, birds, crocodiles, otters, jellyfish, axolotls and snakes. Some species can be seen up close, photographed and fed. For the more adventurous, there is a shark cage experience inside the tank, accompanied by aquarium staff. The complex also has trampolines and a play area that round out the visit.
ℹ️ Practical info: Av. Mariano de la Bárcena 990, Parque Alcalde, Guadalajara · Mon-Sun: 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. (ticket office until 5:00 p.m.) · General admission approx. MXN $259 (adults and children over 3) · Children under 3 free · Discounts when you buy online · Website: acuariomichin.com
6. Museo JAPI: Jalisco’s New Interactive Museum
Museo JAPI (Jalisco Paseo Interactivo) is the complete makeover of the space that for decades was the Trompo Mágico children’s museum. With a record investment of 680 million pesos, the venue was fully renovated and relaunched with a new identity and more than 90 high-tech interactive attractions. The result is the most ambitious interactive museum Jalisco has ever had.
Its experiences are designed so visitors learn by taking part. One of the most impressive is the immersive flying theater, which lets you literally fly over some of Jalisco’s most famous landscapes. Suspended in front of a huge curved screen, visitors feel as if they are rising above Lake Chapala, gliding over Guadalajara’s historic downtown, flying between the mountains of the Sierra Madre, passing over the agave fields of Tequila and taking in the beaches of Costalegre from a perspective you could never get in real life. Synchronized seat movements, wind, special effects and high-quality images create a surprisingly realistic experience that often becomes the favorite moment for kids and adults alike.
In addition to the flying theater, JAPI has immersive virtual tours, simulators, audiovisual experiences and dozens of interactive stations exploring Jalisco’s history, culture, science, innovation and biodiversity. Unlike many children’s museums, the activities here are designed to entertain young kids, teens and adults. This mix of technology, learning and fun makes JAPI a must for families looking for something different during their stay in Guadalajara.
Allow at least 3 hours to properly enjoy the different experiences, especially if you want to take your time in all the interactive galleries and see the flying theater.
ℹ️ Practical info: Av. Central Guillermo González Camarena 750, Residencial Poniente, Zapopan · Tue-Fri: 1:00-8:00 p.m. · Sat-Sun and holidays: 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. · Adults: MXN $150 · Children under 12, INAPAM (senior card) holders and visitors with disabilities: MXN $75 · Website: japipaseointeractivo.mx
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7. Selva Mágica Amusement Park
Selva Mágica is the largest and most important amusement park in western Mexico. It opened in 1988 and was renovated in 2018. Today its rides are divided into four categories, “Kids,” “Family,” “Extreme” and “Commando,” so there is something for everyone in the family.
The Plaza Sésamo (Sesame Street) themed kids’ area is perfect for little ones, with age-appropriate rides and meet-and-greets with Elmo, Bert, Cookie Monster and other characters. The Family section includes go-karts, log rides, a crooked house and bumper cars. The Extreme section has the “Bullet,” “Jubilee” and “Titan” roller coasters. And the “Commando” section offers zip-line circuits, rope bridges, a jump from an airplane wing and a swing 15 meters (49 feet) high. It is easily one of the best places to visit in Guadalajara with kids of any age.
ℹ️ Practical info: Calzada del Zoológico 600, Huentitán El Alto (next to the Zoo) · Check hours at selvamagica.com.mx · General pass from approx. MXN $399 · Unlimited-ride passes available · Phone: 33 3674-0152
8. UpnJoy: Trampolines and Climbing Walls for the Whole Family
UpnJoy is one of Guadalajara’s newest and most popular attractions for kids with energy to burn. Located in Andares mall, it combines a large trampoline area with climbing walls up to 9 meters (30 feet) high, suspended net courses, a foam pit and separate, safe areas designed for younger children.
What sets UpnJoy apart is its mix of active sports under one roof: parkour, bouldering, freestyle trampoline and more. On Friday and Saturday evenings the white lights go off and “Night Jump” begins, with current music and neon lights, a favorite with teenagers. It is a great choice for birthday parties or for burning off energy as a family any day of the week.
ℹ️ Practical info: Andares mall, Zapopan · Mon-Sun: 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. · Sessions from approx. MXN $200 · Non-slip socks required (sold at the ticket office) · Book online: upnjoy.com · Phone: 33 3385-6036
9. Mockocity: An Indoor Play Center for Little Kids
Mockocity is an ideal indoor play center (ludoteca) for children from 6 months to 8 years old. Inside you will find stuffed animals, puppets, puzzles, interactive books, slides, trampolines and ball pits, all designed to spark imagination. Unlike other play centers, there are no TVs, video games or toy weapons here: play is free, physical and creative.
Creative workshops with role play and physical challenges run every day, led by the Ludix (Mockocity’s specialized staff). It is also a good place for parents to leave their little ones while they work or shop: strict security protocols ensure each child is handed over only to the person who checked them in. Mockocity has several locations in the Guadalajara metro area.
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ℹ️ Practical info: Locations in Plaza Patria (Zapopan), Forum Tlaquepaque and others · Mon-Fri: 12:00-9:00 p.m. · Sat-Sun: 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. · Approx. MXN $90 per hour per child, approx. MXN $55 per half hour · Children under 3 must be accompanied by an adult · Phone: 33 3111-0519
10. Inflalandia Quack: Guadalajara’s Largest Inflatable Park
Inflalandia Quack is one of Guadalajara’s newest family attractions and has quickly become a favorite for high-energy kids. Located in La Perla mall, this huge indoor park is built around giant inflatable courses where kids and adults can jump, climb, slide and tackle obstacles for hours. Unlike traditional kids’ play centers, almost everything here is part of one big interactive inflatable experience.
The Guadalajara location is also the first in the chain to include three different themed areas in one complex. Circus Quack takes visitors into a circus-inspired world full of obstacles and challenges; Sweet Quack uses colorful candy-themed settings; and Xtreme Quack is designed for those who want tougher physical challenges and more intense courses. The youngest kids have their own separate area designed for their age.
The fun goes beyond the inflatables. The complex also has arcade games, bowling, interactive challenges and a food area, so families can easily spend several hours without leaving. Because it is fully indoors, it is also a great option during the rainy season or on the hottest days of the year. Visitors from age 1 are welcome, and the experience is designed for the whole family.
ℹ️ Practical info: Av. Mariano Otero 3000, La Perla mall, Zapopan · Mon-Fri: 12:00-9:00 p.m. · Sat-Sun: 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. · Children under 85 cm (33 in) enter free with a paying adult · Passes from approx. MXN $279 (prices vary by length of visit and season) · Non-slip socks required · Website: inflalandia.mx/guadalajara · Phone: 33 4656-9077
11. Chuck E. Cheese’s: Pizza and Family Fun
Chuck E. Cheese’s combines food and fun in its own way: it is a pizza restaurant with video games, skill games, the new Adventure Zone (an area for play and physical activities), a ball pit and kiddie rides. Games award tickets that kids trade for prizes at the store at the end, so nobody leaves empty-handed.
Every hour, Chuck E. Cheese himself hosts a show where kids win extra tickets by answering questions and joining in. Guadalajara currently has open locations in Plaza Patria and Urban Center Guadalajara. Check the nearest location before you go, since hours vary by branch.
ℹ️ Practical info: Open locations in Plaza Patria and Urban Center Guadalajara · Hours vary by location (usually Mon-Fri 1:00-8:00 p.m., Sat-Sun 12:00-8:00 p.m.) · Adventure Zone from MXN $99 per hour · Locations and hours: chuckecheeses.com.mx
12. Happyland: The Arcade Chain with the Most Locations in Guadalajara
Happyland is Guadalajara’s most accessible family arcade and play center, with locations in Galerías Guadalajara, Gran Plaza and Punto Sur. It combines arcade machines, skill games, a baby area, laser tag, photo booths and much more under one roof. At the end of your visit, the points you collect can be traded for prizes at the gift shop.
Happyland’s advantage over similar options is how easy it is to get to: with three locations in the city, there is always one nearby. There is no entrance fee (you only pay for game credits), which makes it a good choice for weekday afternoons or when the weather is not right for outdoor activities. It also offers complete birthday party packages.
ℹ️ Practical info: Locations in Galerías Guadalajara, Gran Plaza and Punto Sur · Hours depend on the mall (usually 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.) · No entrance fee (you pay for game credits) · Birthday packages available · Website: happyland.com.mx
13. Parque Alcalde
Located in downtown Guadalajara, Parque Alcalde is a beautiful, fully renovated seven-hectare (17-acre) park. Its main attraction is the artificial pond with a monumental fountain 80 meters (262 feet) wide and 10 meters (33 feet) high that looks like a waterfall. Pedal boats and kayaks are available for rent so you can enjoy the water alongside the park’s ducks.
Beyond the pond, Parque Alcalde has a zip line, a children’s playground with gym equipment and swings, a jogging track, bike racks, a skatepark, a botanical garden and pergolas for picnics. Its location is also convenient because Acuario Michin is right next door (separate entrance). Best of all, admission to the park is completely free.
ℹ️ Practical info: Calle Jesús García s/n, Alcalde Barranquitas, Guadalajara · Mon-Sun: 7:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. · Free admission · Boat and kayak rentals cost extra · Next door: Acuario Michin (separate entrance)
14. Fun Mountain
Fun Mountain is one of a kind in Guadalajara: it sits on the rooftop of Plaza Panorámica Bugambilias, which gives it great views of the city while the kids have fun. It is not the largest park, but it has everything needed for hours of entertainment, especially for children up to age 14.
It has a carousel, go-karts, a mini train, mini golf, a climbing tower, bounce houses, fair rides, video games, a mechanical bull, euro bungee, an outdoor theater, a crafts shop and a food area. Basic admission to the park is just MXN $10, with rides paid separately. It is a very affordable option for a family afternoon.
ℹ️ Practical info: 3rd floor of Plaza Bugambilias Panorámica, Calle del Lince Ote. 4460, Col. Bugambilias, Zapopan · Mon-Thu: 11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. · Fri-Sun: 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. · Park admission: MXN $10 · Rides cost extra · Phone: 33 3271-0333
15. Parque Metropolitano
Parque Metropolitano is Guadalajara’s largest urban park, covering 113 hectares (279 acres). It is an ideal place to spend an afternoon as a family without spending money, since admission is completely free. Its artificial lake, large wooded areas and many facilities make it a top choice for families.
Inside the park you will find jogging trails, an artificial lake, the Metrocan dog park, a playground, a zip line, an outdoor gym, a skating rink, bounce houses and soccer, baseball and basketball courts. Bikes and quad bikes are available for rent on weekends. The Cinema Live project offers free outdoor movies Wednesday through Sunday in different parks around the city, including Parque Metropolitano.
ℹ️ Practical info: Av. Ludwig Van Beethoven 58000, La Estancia, Zapopan · Mon-Sun: 6:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. · Free admission · Bike rentals: weekends · Free outdoor movies: Wed-Sun (check the Cinema Live schedule)
16. Natural Adventure
Natural Adventure is a family adventure park 20 minutes south of Guadalajara, in Tlajomulco. Its “Kids Zone” has inflatables, an electric mini train, a playground, a Ferris wheel, swing rides and a climbing net, perfect for younger kids. For more adventurous children, the “Extreme Games” area raises the bar considerably.
Favorites in the extreme area include the two-story “Challenge” suspended course, the “Columpio T” swing released from 12 meters (39 feet), mini karts, off-road karts, a climbing wall, zip lines, a giant slide, shotball and the popular “resortren,” which reaches 60 km/h (37 mph) using a bungee-like mechanism. The park also has a pool and a palapa (thatched-roof shelter) for kids’ parties.
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ℹ️ Practical info: Av. Adolfo López Mateos Sur 1766, Col. El Palomar, Tlajomulco de Zúñiga · Wed-Fri: 3:00-8:00 p.m. · Sat-Sun: 11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. · School vacations and holidays: 12:00-8:00 p.m. · Website: naturaladventure.com.mx
17. Navidalia: A Christmas Theme Park Not to Miss
If you are in Guadalajara in late November or December, do not miss Navidalia. This Christmas theme park immerses the whole family in a festive world with four themed areas: Mexican, European, Middle Eastern and Nordic culture. More than 30 attractions, an ice rink, monumental sculptures and immersive shows make Navidalia an experience kids will remember for years.
Set in the historic Parque Ávila Camacho, Navidalia is much more than a Christmas celebration: it is a sensory experience that celebrates holiday traditions from many cultures in one place. It is ideal for kids who love lights, shows, ice skating and the festive mood of the season.
ℹ️ Practical info: Parque Ávila Camacho, Guadalajara · Season: late November to early January · Check exact dates, hours and prices at navidalia.mx · Buy tickets online in advance (they sell out fast in high season)
18. Water Parks Near Guadalajara
To beat the heat and spend a day as a family, a water park is hard to top. There are several good-quality parks near Guadalajara (locally called balnearios) with wave pools, slides of different levels, diving boards, sports courts, kids’ play areas and hot tubs. The three below have been checked and are open in 2026.
Los Camachos
The most popular water park in the metro area, fed by natural springs at a constant 23°C (73°F). With three large pools, slides and a kids’ area, it is perfect for a family day. Open every day of the year.
ℹ️ Practical info: Carretera a Saltillo Km 19, Nueva Zapopan · Daily: 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. · Affordable prices, check loscamachos.com.mx
Agua Caliente
Agua Caliente is about 56 km (35 miles) from Guadalajara in Villa Corona. Its natural hot spring water and bungalows make it ideal if you want to enjoy the park for more than a day. A great option for a family weekend outside the city.
ℹ️ Practical info: Km 56 of the Guadalajara-Barra de Navidad highway, Villa Corona, Jalisco · Daily: 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. · Bungalows available for overnight stays
Chilumco
Chilumco is also in Villa Corona, very close to Agua Caliente, so you can combine both on the same trip. It offers slides, pools and a kids’ area in a relaxed, family setting.
ℹ️ Practical info: Av. Vicente Ruiz Sahagún 75, Centro, Villa Corona, Jalisco · Daily: 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
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19. Cinépolis Junior Theaters: Movies with Slides for Little Ones
Cinépolis Junior theaters (Salas Junior) are a unique concept: movie theaters designed just for kids, with slides, ball pits and play activities before the movie and during intermission. The fun starts well before the film does, which makes the experience especially memorable for younger children.
The seating is designed for families: loungers, double or family beanbags, “zen” beanbags and traditional seats. There is also a mobile snack bar so you can enjoy popcorn and candy without leaving the theater. They are perfect for little ones who are still learning to sit through a whole movie.
ℹ️ Practical info: Available at several Cinépolis theaters in Guadalajara (check which ones before you go) · Showtimes and availability at cinepolis.com · Times vary by showing · Book ahead, especially on weekends
FAQ: Guadalajara with Kids
What is the best place to take kids in Guadalajara?
The Guadalajara Zoo has long been the favorite of local families for its size, variety and extra attractions such as the Sky Zoo and Safari Masai Mara. For more modern, tech-driven experiences, Sealand and Museo JAPI are the most exciting options of recent years. It all depends on your children’s ages and interests.
Are there free places to take kids in Guadalajara?
Yes. Parque Alcalde and Parque Metropolitano are completely free and offer zip lines, playgrounds, bike paths and a lake. The Carrusel Monumental (giant carousel) in the historic center is also free. Cinema Live offers free outdoor movies Wednesday through Sunday in several parks around the city.
What is Museo JAPI? What was Trompo Mágico?
Museo JAPI (Jalisco Paseo Interactivo) is the new name and concept for the space that for decades was the Trompo Mágico children’s museum. After a record investment of 680 million pesos, it was fully renovated with more than 90 high-tech interactive attractions. It no longer operates as Trompo Mágico: if you want to visit, look for it as Museo JAPI.
What is Sealand in Guadalajara?
Sealand is an adventure aquarium that opened in recent years at Galerías Santa Anita (López Mateos Sur 9900, Tlajomulco). Its concept turns visitors into crew members on a submarine that goes on ocean expeditions. It has sharks, rays, slides, snow ramps, rope bridges and a laser maze. Admission starts at MXN $199.
How much does the Guadalajara Zoo cost in 2026?
General admission to the Guadalajara Zoo is approximately MXN $210 for adults and MXN $180 for children. The Sky Zoo and Safari Masai Mara cost extra. Check prices on the official website before you go, as they may change by season.
What is the best time of year to visit Guadalajara with kids?
Guadalajara is a family destination year-round thanks to its spring-like climate. Summer vacation (July-August) and Semana Santa (Holy Week before Easter) bring more special activities in parks and museums. In December, Navidalia turns the city into a Christmas destination. And October is ideal if your kids enjoy Scream Park and the Day of the Dead celebrations.
Guadalajara with Kids: A City Made for Family Fun
As you can see, Guadalajara is an excellent destination for kids, with options for every taste, budget and age. There is the Zoo and Acuario Michin for animal lovers, Museo JAPI and Planetario Lunaria for young science fans, and Selva Mágica and Natural Adventure for thrill seekers. With newer attractions such as Sealand, UpnJoy and Happyland, the city’s family offering keeps growing every year.
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