Copenhagen-based theme park Tivoli has seen a fall in both attendance and revenue for its 2025 season.
The news comes from its interim report, which covers the period from January 1 – September 30, 2025.
Tivoli reported sales of DKK886.5 million (US$134m) for the period, a 1% decrease compared to the same period last year. EBITDA was down 16% to DKK123.2m, while profit before tax shrunk by almost half to DKK34.6m.
Attendance was down by 2%, to 2.6m, something which the park puts down to nine fewer opening days when compared to the previous year.
Susanne Mørch Koch, chief executive of Tivoli, said: “Tivoli experienced a great summer season marked by numerous highlights and well-attended events. The summer season commenced on April 4, two weeks later than in 2024 due to a later Easter.
“The summer was characterised by forecasts of unstable weather and significant rainfall, which impacted both planned and spontaneous visits, since a substantial part of Tivoli’s operations are outdoors. Despite this, overall attendance figures were in line with expectations.
“Progress on Tivoli’s largest recent investment in the redevelopment of a new amusement area in the former Asia area, remains on track and is scheduled to open in summer 2026. The area will offer new attractions and culinary experiences catering to all age groups and preferences.
“Additional ride innovations are also in development, aimed at further enhancing Tivoli’s overall attraction portfolio in the coming years.”
