If you want a lovely Christmassy experience, Tivoli Gardens is the place to go. Its a combination of a fun fair, restaurants, Christmas stalls/shops, beautiful pond and a vision for all your senses. I paid for fast-track but had to queue anyway so that they could see my Covid pass and ID. There were so many people there it was overwhelming and the restaurants we went into had been booked in advance so there were no seats available. My twelve year old son and I left after a couple of hours because it was too much. I would recommend Tivoli but be prepared for the crowds. You could go there early but you would miss the atmosphere with the lights at night.

There was no line because it was a weekday but overall I think the price matched or bettered the price of buying everything from Tivoli itself which is nice since I was able to pay in my own currency. Tivoli is definitely worth the money and there are some very nice rides! I am a thrill seeker and I think it was enough to satisfy my roller coaster needs, maybe a 7.5/10 for thrill and speed if you really like thrill. My partner would probably say higher Food and drink is allowed in the park which is surprising for people used to the USA! But food at the park also isn’t super expensive. A must in CPH

Was nice, but very expensive! Therefore, it is enough for us to see once. It was stupid that all the rides were closed around 10pm. Because we visited Tivoli on New Year's Eve, we were only there shortly before 9 p.m. and were therefore hardly able to use the rides.