Wild Wadi Waterpark
Jumeirah, Dubai

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- Recommended for:
- Families with teenagers, Families with younger children, Special occasions
Expert review of Wild Wadi Waterpark
While Aquaventure on the Palm Jumeirah may have stolen its watery thunder, you can't forget Wild Wadi, the city's first centre for splash-tastic rides, sat just next to the famed Burj Al Arab. Packed full of tunnels, wave pools, ridiculous surfing simulators and rapids that fire rubber-ringed guests up and down narrow tubes, this is still among Dubai's favourite attractions, despite being among the oldest. An afternoon can easily be spent cruising around the lazy river or - if you're brave enough - hurtling down the sharp incline of the bizarrelly-spelled Jumeirah Sceirah. Alternatively, ditch the kids there for a day and you're unlikely to hear a complaint.
A day pass is 200 dirhams for adults and 165 dirhams for children under 1.1 metres tall. There are often offers so it's worth checking out the website. As it's owned by Jumeirah, all (as far as I am aware) of the Jumeirah hotels offer free day passes with each room, plus shuttle services.
More information on Wild Wadi Waterpark:
- Price guide:
- Type:
- Water park
- Address:
- Jumeirah, Dubai
- Website:
- http://www.jumeirah.com/en/Hotels-and-Resorts/Wild-Wadi/
- Months open:
- All year round
- Opening times:
- September, October, March, April, May: 10am-7pm; June, July, August: 10am-8pm; November, December, January, February: 10am-6pm.
- Indoor/outdoor?:
- Outdoor
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Community comments (1)
Wild Wadi is really good fun, but beware of the Jumeirah Sceirah water slide, very scary - you will definitely have to relax in the lazy river after!