Aqualandia Benidorm Tickets
Make a splash at one of Benidorm’s best-known water parks. Aqualandia combines high-speed slides, family-friendly pools, water attractions and relaxing areas for a full day of fun on the Costa Blanca. Book your Aqualandia Benidorm tickets online to compare available ticket types, secure your preferred visit and spend less time sorting out admission when you arrive.
Check Tickets & AvailabilityChoose the ticket that best matches how much time you want to spend at the park. Online prices can be lower than ticket-office rates, while availability and promotional prices may vary.
The best choice if you want enough time to enjoy the major slides, pools and family attractions without rushing.
Best for: First-time visitors and full-day trips.
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A lower-priced option for visitors who prefer a shorter visit. Afternoon admission begins later in the day, leaving several hours to explore the park.
Best for: Shorter stays and flexible itineraries.
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Combine Aqualandia with nearby Mundomar and visit both attractions on the same day.
Best for: Visitors who want to fit two Benidorm attractions into one packed day.
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Spread your visit across two days and enjoy both parks at a more relaxed pace.
Best for: Families and travellers spending several days in Benidorm.
Check AvailabilityChildren aged 0–3 can enter free of charge, while reduced junior rates apply to children aged 4–12. Senior rates apply to visitors aged 65+. Family packs and reduced rates for eligible visitors may also be available.
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Aqualandia features a broad mix of high-adrenaline slides, group rides, pools and attractions for younger visitors. The park lists fifteen major water attractions, allowing you to switch between thrills and more relaxed experiences throughout the day.
One of Aqualandia’s signature extreme attractions. Verti-Go features two towering slides reaching 28 and 33 metres, with riders accelerating to speeds of more than 100 km/h.
Best for: Serious thrill seekers.
Take on a long raft ride filled with drops, curves and descents before entering a huge vortex. Cyclon reaches 36 metres in height and uses four-person rafts.
Best for: Groups and families with older children.
A collection of steep chutes designed to recreate the sensation of freefall. Different slides offer different intensity levels, making Big-Bang a popular stop for adrenaline fans.
Best for: Fast drops and high-speed fun.
Enter an enclosed slide where darkness becomes part of the experience. The twists and turns are difficult to anticipate, adding an extra element of surprise.
Best for: Visitors who enjoy enclosed slides.
A lively water attraction built around movement, splashes and a more playful ride experience.
Best for: Friends and families looking for something energetic without choosing the park’s most extreme slides.
A dedicated family area created with younger visitors in mind, offering water-based fun away from the park’s biggest thrill rides.
Best for: Families with younger children.
Aqualandia operates seasonally, and opening hours can vary during the operating period. The park typically opens in the morning, with later closing times during busier parts of the season.
| Schedule | Typical Time |
|---|---|
| Park opening | Around 10:00 AM |
| Park closing | Usually 7:00 PM or 8:00 PM, depending on the period |
| Attraction closing | 30 minutes before the park closes |
Opening and attraction hours may change because of operational, technical or weather conditions. Check the schedule for your selected visit before travelling.
A little planning can make your day at Aqualandia much easier.
Many slides have minimum-height requirements, and selected attractions also have weight limits. Most major attractions require visitors to meet specific safety criteria, so check the rules before joining a queue.
You can bring your own food and drinks into Aqualandia, but glass containers and cans are not permitted. The park also has food outlets and picnic areas.
Paid lockers are available for storing personal belongings. Lockers are not included in standard admission, so allow for this additional cost if you plan to use one.
A Fast Pass is available for selected attractions and can reduce waiting on eligible rides. Availability is limited and it is sold separately from regular admission.
Wear proper swimwear without elements that could damage the slides. Water shoes can be useful around recreational pool areas but cannot be worn while going down slides.
Always follow lifeguard instructions and attraction-specific rules. Slide attractions are not suitable for certain visitors, including pregnant guests and people with some medical conditions or immobilising casts.
Plan for several hours at the park, particularly if you want to try the major slides as well as spend time in the pools and relaxation areas.
Getting to the park around opening time gives you more time for the attractions and can help you reach popular slides before queues build.
On busy days, visitor reviews frequently mention longer waits at major attractions, making an early start particularly useful.
Aqualandia is located in the Benidorm area near Sierra Helada. Visitors travelling by car can approach Benidorm via the main regional road network, while rail travellers can reach the Alicante area and continue using the coastal TRAM network and local transport.
Free parking is available for Aqualandia visitors, making driving a convenient option for families and groups travelling around the Costa Blanca.
Allow most of a day if you want to experience the major attractions without rushing. Families may also want extra time for children’s areas, pools, lunch and rest breaks.
If you only have a few hours available, consider an afternoon ticket instead.
Visitors often highlight the mix of thrilling slides, family-friendly areas and plenty of ways to cool off throughout the day. Here’s what guests appreciate most about spending a day at Aqualandia Benidorm.
We arrived early and managed to try several of the biggest slides before the queues became longer. Verti-Go was definitely the highlight for me, although there were plenty of calmer attractions too. The park had a good mix of activities, so we never felt like we were doing the same thing all day. I’d happily visit again.
We visited with our children and found plenty of areas that everyone could enjoy. The younger ones spent a lot of time in the family sections, while the adults took turns trying the faster rides. Bringing our own lunch made the day easier and gave us a nice break between attractions. We ended up staying almost until closing time.
I mainly came for the bigger slides, and they did not disappoint. Cyclon and Big-Bang were my favourites, and both felt different enough to be worth queuing for. Some lines became longer later in the day, so arriving early was definitely a good decision. Overall, it was one of the most fun activities we did in Benidorm.
I expected the extreme rides to be the main attraction, but I actually liked how much variety there was across the park. We alternated between slides, pools and quieter areas whenever we wanted a break. That made the visit feel much more relaxed than I expected. Comfortable footwear and plenty of sunscreen were essential.
We checked the attractions before arriving and decided which rides we wanted to do first. That helped us make much better use of our time, especially once the park became busier. Renting a locker was convenient because we did not have to carry our belongings around all day. I would recommend having a rough plan rather than deciding everything after you arrive.
We wanted one full day away from the beach, and Aqualandia was a great change of pace. There was enough to keep us entertained for hours, and the combination of exciting slides and relaxing pools worked really well. The afternoon was busier than the morning, but we still managed to revisit a couple of our favourite attractions. It was one of the most memorable days of our trip.
Advance booking is recommended, particularly when you already know when you want to visit. Online tickets may also offer lower prices than purchasing standard admission at the ticket office.
Yes. You can present your ticket directly from a mobile device, so printing it is not normally necessary.
Children aged 0–3 are eligible for free admission. Proof of age may be required. Children aged 4–12 qualify for the junior rate.
Yes. Many attractions have minimum-height requirements, and some rides also apply weight restrictions. Restrictions vary by attraction, so check the posted rules before riding.
Yes. Visitors may bring their own food and drinks, but glass containers and cans are prohibited. Picnic areas are available inside the park.
No. Lockers are available for an additional charge and are useful for storing valuables and belongings while you enjoy the attractions.
No. Fast Pass is an optional extra available for selected attractions. Availability may be limited.
Yes. The park provides free parking for visitors.
No. Electronic devices such as mobile phones and cameras are not permitted while using the rides and slides. Store them securely before entering an attraction.
Yes. Aqualandia has dedicated family and children’s attractions, including Adventureland, pools and other gentler water activities. Children who do not meet the requirements for larger slides can still enjoy age-appropriate areas of the park.