Description

Essentials about the Wild Wadi Water Park in brief

If you need to cool off in the water in the ever hot climate of Dubai, you should definitely visit the Wild Wadi Water Park. Located in the shadow of the legendary luxury hotel Burj Al Arab, more than 30 splashing and more or less spectacular water attractions await visitors to the water park.

Attractions at the Wild Wadi Water Park

Death-defying thrill-seekers can plunge down one of the two 120-meter-high tandem slides at the breathtaking speed of 80 km/h at Jumeirah Sceirah. Storm chasers will be confronted with tornadoes in Tantrum Alley and find themselves in the eye of a hurricane. Roller coaster fans will love the Master Blaster water coaster. And surfers will have fun on the FlowRider, Wipeout and Riptide surf simulators. For smaller water rats, there’s a dedicated area with slides, water guns, climbing frames and the Dumping Bucket, a floating bucket of water that is regularly poured out to the delight of all bathers.

There are also 23 pools, including Breakers Bay – the largest wave pool in the Middle East – with wave heights of up to 1.5 meters. And last but not least, there is an 18-meter high artificial waterfall, which gave the park its name in reference to a roaring wadi (desert river) after heavy rainfall.

Website

jumeirah.com/hotels-resorts/dubai/wild-wadi

Opening hours

Opening hours Nov. – Feb.:

Admission fees

Adults (above 110cm height): AED 336 (Online ticket AED 284)

Children (under 110cm height): AED 284 (Online ticket AED 231)

Address

Getting there

By public transport:

Bus lines 8, 81, 88 and X28: Stop Wild Wadi 1

By car:

There are only limited parking possibilities on site.