The Best Water Parks in Dubai – know the Price of Your Adventure in 2024!

If You are water lovers! Then get ready to jump into an aquatic adventure in the scorching heart of Dubai? Well, I know you are excited because we’re about to uncover the city’s watery wonders and explore the thrilling rides, cool showers and unbeatable prices of  best water parks in Dubai await you in 2024. Let’s go right in!

Top Best Water Parks In Dubai 2024

So want to know more about the top 4 water parks and they ticket to Aquatic Heaven with your love one…. Read the below details information for your easy guide.

Dubai’s water parks are like no other, and to help you navigate this sea of excitement, we’ve compiled a handy ticket pricing guide for the “Big 3”. But wait, there’s more than just rates – resident discounts, towel and locker rentals, and even meal bundling can influence your decision. Let’s break it down.

Aquaventure Atlantis The Palm

The Palm has 42 acres of aquatic bliss nestled along the outer edge of the Palm Jumeirah. Aquaventure at Atlantis The Palm is not only the largest water park globally; It is a paradise for adrenaline junkies and families. Splashers Kid Zone is heaven for kids, especially little ones under 1.2 metres.

Where adventure meets tranquility:

Thrill seekers, get ready for iconic rides like The Leap of Faith, Aquaconda and Zoomerango. With over 70 slides including the record breaking Trident Tower, the real challenge is deciding what to conquer first. But be warned, due to popularity there can be long lines – take the AquaExpress Fast Track if you want to enjoy faster!

AquaVenture Pricing Insights:

Basic admission: AED 320 for adults, AED 270 for children under 1.2 m (entry free for    children under 2 years old).
Add Lost Chambers: AED 370 for adults, AED 320 for children under 1.2m (entry free for children under 2).
Seasonal rates may apply during peak school holidays.
Towels (AED 35) and lockers (AED 55) are optional extras.
Guests at Atlantis The Palm enjoy complimentary park admission.
Special deals for residents (Emirates ID)  Save 100 AED.
Open daily from 9:15 am to 6:00 pm, with earlier hours in winter.

Wild Wadi Waterpark: Arabian Oasis with a splash of fun

Listen! So, Wild Wadi Waterpark in Dubai is like this super cool place near Jumeirah Beach Hotel with the fancy Burj Al Arab in the background. Imagine a family amusement park with crazy slides and stuff – one of them, Jumeirah Sasirah, is about 120 meters tall, and you can zoom down at speeds of 80 km/h! Sounds like crazy fun, doesn’t it?

They have this huge wave pool called Breakers Bay, and there’s a whole section of it just for little kids and toddlers. It is an ideal place for families with both young children and teenagers. Even if you’re a big kid at heart, you’ll love this!

Now, here is the information on the prices. So, Wild Wadi took a break for a while, but they opened in 2023, then closed. but guess what? They plan to reopen on February 3rd, so stay tuned! If you’re staying at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel or other nice hotels nearby, you get your ticket included  good deal, right?

If you book online (highly recommended), it’s around 269 AED for adults and 199 AED for children. But, be careful, if you arrive at the gate without booking online, you may have to pay a little more. And, oh, prices are based on how tall your child is, not their age. If they are over 1.1m, great; If not, there are some rides they cannot board.

Now, if you are a UAE resident, flash that Emirates ID, and you will get a discount – a minimum of 169 AED for adults and 129 AED for children. And get this, nannies come for free! But, there are specific dates for this offer, and weekdays are cheaper than weekends. Plus, don’t forget the birthday offer – if it’s your birthday you and two of your friends get in for free! Plus, if you have a Visa card, Monday is your day to snag good pricing through December 31, 2022.

While Wild Wadi takes a temporary break, let’s remember its Arabianthemed attractions. Located near the Jumeirah Beach Hotel, it has the iconic Burj Al Arab in the background. From the refurbished Tandem Slide Jumeirah Seirah to the giant Breakers Bay wave pool, Wild Wadi is a family favourite.

Wild Wadi Pricing Hints:

Standard online rates: AED 269 for adults, AED 199 for children (1.1 million), under 3 free.
Discounts for UAE residents, further reduced on specific dates.
Cabanas, towels and lockers are available for an additional fee.
Birthday perks and Visa Monday discounts add extra allure.
Open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

Laguna Water Park: A Farewell Celebration at La Mer

Friends! So, here’s all you need to know about two cool water parks in Dubai – Laguna and Legoland.

Now, about Laguna Water Park at La Mer – it closed briefly during Ramadan in March 2023. but guess what? In April, they dropped the bombshell – it’s closed permanently! Rumor has it that they’re cooking up something new at J1 Beach, but there’s no food yet. stay tuned

At LEGOLAND Dubai Water Park, perfect for younger children. It’s not the wildest water park, but offers plenty of fun at a reasonable price.

This is a great online deal for all ages 3 and up at LEGOLAND Water Park at just 295 AED. If you decide to ride to the gate or do something last minute, it’s 330 AED.

Now, smart move – combo deal! Combine the LEGOLAND Dubai Water Park with LEGOLAND Dubai, or join Motiongate and Bollywood from Dubai Parks & Resorts. The 2 park pass is 355 AED, and you can get some good deals!If you are relaxing at Lapita Resort or Legoland Hotel Dubai, they have stay and play packages for you. ok, huh?You can find Legoland Water Park on the Dubai Theme Park Pass, the Dubai Pass – iVenture, and the Explorer and allinclusive Go City Dubai Pass.

Keep this in mind – they are open every day from 10am to 6pm. But, offpeak, the schedule can get a little messed up. They sometimes close midweek and for 2 weeks in the middle of winter for some annual TLC.

So, if you are ready for some spectacular fun, then LEGOLAND Water Park is the place for you!As we say goodbye to Laguna at La Mer (closed permanently in 2023), there are whispers of a new J1 Beach development. Stay tuned for a reimagined aquatic experience as you rise from the waves of La Mer.

LEGOLAND Dubai Water Park: Splash and play for youngsters

Geared towards the younger crowd, LEGOLAND Dubai Water Park offers a gentler but equally exciting experience. From playful clown soccer to making a raft lazy river, it’s perfect for building your little one’s water confidence.

LEGOLAND PRICING MAGIC:

Online advance purchase: AED 295 for all ages (3 and up), AED 330 at the gate.
Combo tickets are available for LEGOLAND Dubai and other neighboring parks.
Special packages for guests at Lapita Resort or LEGOLAND Hotel Dubai.
Featured on the Dubai Theme Park Pass and Go City Dubai Pass.
Open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (sometimes closed midweek).

Well, let’s talk about some amazing water parks just a short distance from Dubai – Yas Waterworld in Abu Dhabi and Dreamland Aqua Park in Umm Al Quwain.

First up, Yes Waterworld – and yes, we’re a little biased, but we’re saying it’s even better than Dubai’s parks – bold, huh? This Emiratethemed water wonderland is a winner, having won numerous awards throughout the Middle East and beyond.

With 45 rides, Yas Waterworld has something for everyone. From heartpounding slides to the cool Al Raha lazy river, a wave pool and the crazy Bandit Bomber roller coaster – you won’t be bored. Live shows and entertainment? Yep, they’ve got that too.

Now, if you have little ones, they’re covered with three splash areas, small slides, and the favorite tipping bucket. And get this – kids under 3 get free! Yas Waterworld also offers a pearl diving experience and mermaid school – talk about good.

Here’s a good deal – they offer free transfers from Dubai! Yes, free travel. It’s about an hour’s journey, depending on where in Dubai you start.

Thinking about a night out? Grab some fab packages with Yas Island hotels that bundle park tickets with a comfortable hotel pad. Or get a combo ticket with Warner Bros. World and Ferrari World.

Doors are open daily from 10am to 7pm. If you’re looking for a topnotch location, the new Hilton on Yas Bay is a winner with easy shuttle services to all theme park activities. Time for a great adventure!

Dreamland Aqua Park

Umm Al Quwain is definitely a unique twist on the outside of Dubai, and Dreamland Aqua Park is no exception! It’s a bit of oldfashioned water park fun stuck badly in the 1980s, but you’ll have a lot of fun! We’ve included it as our best pick for travelers visiting Dubai on a budget.

This is definitely one of the greenest and coolest waterparks in Dubai without huge queues. The park even has a beer garden with a swimup bar, lawn areas to relax and the option of overnight camping – the only one of its kind in the UAE.

You’ll find Dreamland in Umm Al Quwain (UAQ), about an hour northeast of Dubai. Just be careful, it can be freezing in the colder months. We don’t think they ever thought about heating water, but it’s perfect for those warm spring and fall days.

Open daily 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (later on Saturdays)

Let’s talk about some great places in Dubai for little ones to visit and have fun!

First up, there’s Splash ‘n’ Party Dubai – a family fun water playground with three locations, including a hidden gem at Al Safa 2 and Kite Beach and two new branches at JBR. You can find out more at splashnparty.ae.

Then there’s the splash pad at The Beach JBR – a lovely spot for little ones. It has a lifeguard, temperaturecontrolled water, and is basically a fun playground + water combo! Learn more at facebook.com/SplashPadDubai/.

If you’re looking for an indoor option all year round, there’s Splash Island by Blue Wave DXB. It’s not just about learning swimming; They have 8 indoor slides, a waterfall and a bucket forest for little ones. Check it out at facebook.com/bluewavedxb.

Near Kite Beach, the And bonus, there’s the Park House Café attached! Learn more at XParkJr.Com.

For nature lovers, the Al Barari Playground, located between Ashjar and the Seventh Heaven, is a beauty. For a small fee per child, they can enjoy a nature park with a floating platform, mini beach and splash play area. More information at albarariplayground.com.

For some aquatic fun designed for ages 3 and up, Aqua Park Leisure by Kite Beach is the perfect place. With a freshwater pool and 21 inflatable games, your youngsters will have fun. Find out more at kitebeach.ae/play/aquaparksleisure.

And hey, if you have older kids and adults in your party, the Aqua Fun Water Park near JBR is perfect for you. Picture a giant inflatable water obstacle course – the world’s largest – installed above “I Love Dubai” in inflatable tubing. Dive into the fun at Aquafun.ae.

Before you get your tickets for the water park adventure in Dubai, let’s think about some important things:

Firstly, these water parks in Dubai are quite large, so plan to spend a good part of your day there to get the most out of your ticket. And here’s a tip: each park has its own unique atmosphere, so depending on the ages and interests of your crew, you may want to check out more than one park!

Now, keep in mind that weekends are packed with activity, even in offpeak season. but guess what? There are less crowds on weekdays and you can get some great discounts. And oh, if you’re planning a trip during the scorching summer months from June to September, be mindful of the heat. Dubai’s surfaces can be seriously hot, and you’ll need to stay hydrated, especially if you’re enjoying the sun.

Oh, and a warning to those planning a visit in the colder months (January/February) – larger parks usually take a break for maintenance, so check for winter closure dates.

Now, let’s talk about packing the essentials for your day of water park fun:

1. Water shoes – Trust us, the ground can be extremely hot! Wear some aqua socks or slipfree water shoes for happy feet.
2. Sunscreen!  It may not be scorching, but a little sun protection goes a long way. We love Sun Bum Reef Friendly Lotion.
3. Towels – Bring your own or rent one at the park. If you’re staying at a hotel, towels are usually included.
4. Appropriate swimwear – While bikinis are nice, let’s be sensible. All kinds of families are around, and you don’t want any unexpected misses when zooming down a slide. Consider rash guards and neoprenestyle swimwear for sun protection. Oh, and skip the cotton boardshorts that look like streetwear – they’re not in use. Find more information about appropriate dress in Dubai here.
5. Waterproof Camera – Capture splashes and laughs with a waterproof action camera or suitable case to keep your smartphone dry.

Now you are all set for a day of water fun in Dubai!

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