After a record year, Tivoli commits to historic investment levels
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Tivoli has delivered the strongest financial performance in its history. Following a highly successful Halloween programme and a festive season that saw December become the most profitable month ever recorded, the Copenhagen landmark has upgraded its expectations for 2025.
Visitor numbers reached 4.3 million – the highest level since the pandemic – and revenue is now expected to amount to approximately €181m, with profit before tax forecast at around €21m. This represents a clear upgrade from earlier projections of roughly €178m in revenue and €19.5m in profit, underscoring a year marked by strong demand, disciplined cost control and sustained momentum across seasons.
Tivoli makes historic investments to secure its future

“We expect this fiscal year to close in the black”
Alongside record-breaking financial results, Tivoli has maintained an unprecedented level of investment. In 2025, the park committed nearly €27m to projects including maintenance, building upgrades, the creation of a new themed area in the former Asia zone, and seasonal attractions designed to elevate the visitor experience and strengthen Tivoli’s long-term competitiveness.
Susanne Mørch Koch, Tivoli’s CEO, comments:
“The results for 2025 are very satisfying and reflect strong commercial performance combined with disciplined cost management. What is particularly positive is that we have been able to deliver a solid financial result while maintaining a high level of investment in Tivoli’s development. This provides a robust foundation for the years ahead, where we will continue to invest purposefully in the park’s quality, relevance, and long-term sustainability.”
International visitors remain a key driver of growth. In 2025, 34% of guests came from abroad, with notable increases from the United States and Sweden, while numbers from Norway and Germany saw a slight decline.
Looking ahead to 2026, Tivoli expects an activity level comparable to 2025, with revenue projected at around €188m and profit before tax at approximately €19.5m. As Susanne emphasizes, it is not just about volume: how guests experience Tivoli across seasons, generations, and purposes remains central to the park’s ambitions.
As she has highlighted previously, Tivoli seeks to enhance experiences without over-reliance on screens or gamified “Pokémon-style” solutions, keeping the focus on immersive, authentic engagement. Read here.

Susanne Mørch Koch, CEO Tivoli
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