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Parking for Medusa Winter Blizzard 2026 — where to park at IFEMA Madrid

Where to park for Medusa Winter Blizzard (Saturday 5 December, 10pm to 6am, Hall 8 at IFEMA) and how to sort the early-morning ride home by sharing a car.

Schedule — Medusa Winter Blizzard 2026

Times

10pm – 6am

One night only, from Saturday 5 to Sunday 6 December, in Hall 8. Over-18s only.

Saturday December 5

IFEMA is a huge exhibition ground and the exit is at 6am

  • IFEMA has several car parks spread around the grounds: it's worth knowing which one to head for before you arrive
  • The car parks' published hours don't cover the early morning and, at weekends, they only open when there's activity
  • At 6am thousands of people leave at once and getting out of the venue slows down
  • After an eight-hour session, driving back to Toledo, Guadalajara or Segovia alone isn't the best idea

Where to park for Medusa Winter Blizzard

Here's what IFEMA publishes about its car parks (Medusa hasn't released parking information for this night yet):

IFEMA Madrid car parks (exhibition grounds)

oficial
at the venue

IFEMA has paid car parks at the exhibition grounds, reached from the South, North and East Entrances, with per-minute or prepaid day rates. Published hours are 7am to 10pm on weekdays and, at weekends and on public holidays, only on days with activity at the venue. There's no official information on whether they'll stay open until 6am for Medusa Winter: check with the organisers before you go.

See car parks and prices on ifema.es

Streets around IFEMA

calle
nearby

The alternative is street parking nearby. Follow the signage and regulated-parking rules, and remember you'll be leaving in a hurry and in the dark: park somewhere easy to find and agreed with your group.

Share the ride with VIB3S: one car with four people is one parking space instead of four.

Fewer cars, shorter exit queue: carpool

If four of you travel in one car, you take up a single space, split fuel and parking four ways and the 6am ride home is agreed before you go in. And whoever drives can plan to rest or take turns.

1 car, 1 space

Four people, a single parking space.

Split costs

Fuel, tolls and parking between everyone.

From your city

Toledo, Guadalajara, Segovia or anywhere in Madrid.

6am return

Agree on a time and meeting point before you go in.

Driving to Medusa Winter? Fill your empty seats

Post your trip on VIB3S, choose who joins you and recover part of the fuel and parking cost. If you're coming from outside Madrid, you can also look for someone to share the driving with.

  • ✓The app suggests a fair price per seat based on your route
  • ✓Passengers have a profile with ratings from past trips
  • ✓You choose who gets in: accept or decline before you leave

How it works

01

Download VIB3S

Free, on iOS and Android.

02

Search for Medusa Winter

Or post your trip with empty seats.

03

Connect

With people leaving from your area.

04

Share the ride

Split costs and enjoy Medusa Winter.

VIB3S app screen showing available rides to the event

Find your ride in the app

Search for trips to IFEMA Madrid and share parking.

Looking for parking or a ride to Medusa Winter? Share it

With VIB3S you sort the ride there and back before Blizzard even starts.

Trips to IFEMA Madrid

Approximate driving times:

Madrid Centre

~20 min via A-2

Alcobendas

~15 min via M-40

Torrejón de Ardoz

~15 min via A-2

Alcalá de Henares

~25 min via A-2

Guadalajara

~40 min via A-2

Toledo

~1 h 5 min via A-42 and M-40

Segovia

~1 h 10 min via AP-61, A-6 and M-40

Real numbers

400K+

km published

5.0★

App Store

11K+

in the community

Post the early-morning return too

The hard part isn't getting there, it's getting home at 6am. Create the return trip in the app, pick a specific meeting point and leave together as soon as the session ends.

The 6am exit is the critical moment

  • Thousands of people leaving Hall 8 at once
  • The metro opens at 6am: packed platforms first thing
  • Sorting your return group before you go in avoids waiting and rushing
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FAQ — Parking for Medusa Winter Blizzard 2026

Is there parking at IFEMA for Medusa Winter?

IFEMA has paid car parks at the exhibition grounds, but Medusa hasn't published parking conditions for this night. Check medusawinter.com and ifema.es before you go.

Will the car park be open until 6am?

We don't know. IFEMA's published hours are 7am to 10pm on weekdays and, at weekends, only on days with activity. For an event that ends at 6am, check with the organisers whether the car park will be open when you leave.

How much does parking at IFEMA cost?

IFEMA publishes its rates (per minute, prepaid day rate and daily maximum) at ifema.es/en/services/parking. No specific rate has been announced for Medusa Winter. If several of you share a car, the cost is split.

How do I sort the ride home at 6am?

Post the return trip on VIB3S before you go in and agree on a time and meeting point. If you prefer public transport, the metro (line 8, Feria de Madrid station) starts running at 6am.

Are there official buses so I don't have to park?

The official website doesn't publish any bus routes; to ask for information, email buses@medusasunbeach.com.

More tips in our guide how to carpool to a festival.

Medusa Winter Blizzard 2026 — parking and the ride home, sorted

Share the car. Share the space. Leave together.

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