About Como Town
Como Town gives a Saint Paul family day a concentrated dose of amusement-park energy. Beside Como Park Zoo & Conservatory, it is especially well suited to children who want rides as part of a wider outing. The scale makes it easy to choose a few favourites, while the neighbouring park gives adults and less committed riders other ways to enjoy the day.
The collection is organised around thrill, family and smaller children’s rides, with interactive attractions adding variety. Day passes, season passes and points-based purchases serve different plans. That choice can be helpful for a short visit, but participation rules still determine which rides a child can use. The amusement park is distinct from the adjacent zoo and conservatory: access to one should not be read as a ride pass for the other.
At a glance
- Beside the zoo
- Como Town is next to Como Park Zoo & Conservatory but has its own amusement purchases.SourceSource checked on October 25, 2026.
Planning your visit
Use 1301 Midway Parkway and check directions and parking for the specific Como attraction you are visiting. Compare points with a day pass against the child’s height and expected number of rides. Read accompanying-adult rules and budget for anyone who needs to ride along. Check the amusement calendar separately from the wider park programme, then leave space for a quieter stop between activities. An uncomplicated half-day plan often suits the location better than trying to do every neighbouring attraction.
SourceSource checked on October 25, 2026.Getting there
Head to 1301 Midway Parkway, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55103, United States. Follow the official arrival guide to find the right entrance for your visit.
SourceSource checked on October 25, 2026.Plan with the official information
- Getting therePlanning source checked on October 25, 2026.
Sources & updates2 links
Explore the websites behind this guide.
- Official websitehttps://comotown.com/ Source checked on October 25, 2026.
- Further readinghttps://rcdb.com/qs.htm?qs=Como%20Town Source checked on October 25, 2026.
Photograph: Photo: Como Town.
