Gröna Lund has 30 rides, six restaurants, lottery and pentathlon stalls, and food and snack stands. Its entertainment programme includes concerts, dance evenings and activities for children. The park opened in 1883; Visit Sweden describes it as Sweden’s oldest amusement park.

The current website is promoting Barnens Jul, with a premiere on 21 November and tickets on sale. It is also advertising Tyrol’s Christmas buffet, whose menu includes old and new delicacies from the northern wilderness. The park’s Grönan Live page lists summer 2027 concerts, including Slash with Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators.

The venue says every restaurant offers vegetarian choices, and most offer at least one vegan option. Gröna Lund is part of Parks & Resorts Scandinavia, alongside Kolmården, Furuvik and Skara Sommarland. Its website also lists Mamma Mia! The Party, with music, dancing, food and drink. Visit Sweden’s profile reports around 1.7 million guests a year.