Two riders on a tube in the rapids at Atlantis Aquaventure water park, slide towers behind.
Aerial view of Aquaventure's tube slides with Atlantis The Palm and the beach behind
Two riders in a raft speeding through the shark-filled tunnel slide at Atlantis Aquaventure
Two boys bracing inside the drop capsule before a near-vertical slide launch
Rider lying back at the top of a yellow slide chute before the drop
Couple floating a lazy-river tube past the shark lagoon viewing window
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Atlantis Aquaventure Water Park Ticket

4 hours

Easy

Atlantis Water Park in Dubai: Thrilling slides, wave pool, lazy river, and more for all ages
Aquaventure at Atlantis, The Palm is the largest water park in the region, spread across the end of Palm Jumeirah with the Atlantis resort as its backdrop. The headline rides are the ones that drop you: near-vertical slides from the Tower of Neptune and the Tower of Poseidon, including a shark-filled lagoon you pass through in a clear tube, plus a set of raft rides that take groups of four. Around them the park runs gentler water: a long lazy river with rapids and wave surges, a wave pool, and two large children's play areas with scaled slides and tipping buckets. Entry also gives access to a private beach on the Gulf, which is where most people end the afternoon. Allow at least four hours; a full day is comfortable. Bring swimwear, a towel and strong sunscreen - lockers, changing rooms, towels and food outlets are on site. Height and age limits apply on the tower slides and are posted at each queue.
What's included?
  • Entry or admission fee

Day entry to Aquaventure Waterpark at Atlantis, The Palm

Access to the Tower of Neptune and Tower of Poseidon slides, including the clear tube through the shark lagoon

Raft rides, the lazy river with rapids and wave surges, the wave pool and the children's play areas

Exclusions
  • Parking fees
  • Food & drinks
Please note
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Public transportation nearby
  • Accessible for those with limited mobility

Bring swimwear, a towel and high-factor sunscreen; most of the park is open to the sun and the UV is strong even in winter. Lockers and changing rooms are available on site, usually at extra cost. Height and age restrictions apply on the tower slides and the shark tube - they are posted at each queue, and children below the limit will be turned away at the top, so check before joining. Strong swimming ability is needed for the wave pool and the faster rides; life jackets are available free of charge. Allow at least four hours, and a full day if you also want beach time, which is included with entry. Waterproof footwear is worth having, as the walkways get hot underfoot. Food and drink outlets are on site; outside food is generally not permitted. Arrive early to secure a sun lounger.

What to bring