Facilities

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Practical information

A day at the water park takes a bit of preparation. Here you can read where to leave your belongings, what to wear and which rules apply.

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Lockers

There are single and family lockers, including at the water park's two ticket office areas.

Swimwear

You can enter the park in any clothing suitable for swimming.

Swim nappies

Children who aren't yet potty trained must wear an approved swim nappy in all pools.

Water shoes and height requirements

You may wear water shoes to walk around the park. At some attractions, such as Bahía Pirata and a number of slides, they have to come off. Many slides have a minimum height and sometimes a maximum weight. At Bahía Pirata you must be able to swim; if you're between 1.20 and 1.40 metres tall, you wear a life jacket there.

The pool with the Bahía Pirata water course
A mother and daughter walking through Coral Bay

Express and access

With Express Caribe 6 you get six fast-track entries, with Express Caribe Unlimited unlimited ones. If you want to pop outside for a while, ask for a stamp at the entrance. The pools have facilities for visitors with reduced mobility.

In bad weather

The water park generally stays open when it rains, but the weather can affect the attractions.

Children

For the little ones there are Splash Port, Sésamo Beach, La Laguna de Woody and the covered Zona Indoor.

Smoking

Smoking is only permitted in the designated smoking areas.

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