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Explore at your pace
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Bid farewell to long lines with these tickets to Aqualand Maspalomas and explore a variety of attractions catering to all ages and interests.
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Experience the exhilarating curves of the Tukakame, race against your friends on the Water Labyrinth, and splash into the water from the Anaconda slide!
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Little ones will enjoy the exciting, yet gentle rides thoughtfully designed in Polynesia, from Adventureland to Skull Bay.
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Those seeking relaxation can indulge in the Hydromassage area or drift along the tranquil currents of the Pirate River for a rejuvenating escape.
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Did you know? Just 6km from Aqualand lies the iconic UNESCO-protected sand dunes of Maspalomas, unmatched in Europe!
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Entry to Aqualand Maspalomas
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Access to all water attractions and themed zones
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Polynesia and Skull Bay children's zones
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Discovery Beach, Hydromassage area and Pirate River
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Access to all slides including Snake Falls, Banzai, Tsunami and Racer Twin Turbolance
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Food and beverages (guests may bring their own; no glass containers)
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Locker hire
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Towel hire
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Sun lounger hire
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Transport to/from the park
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Parking
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These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
One ticket, one full day — Aqualand Maspalomas is a proper water park, and it earns that description.
Getting started
Your booking confirmation is valid for the date selected at booking. Head to the main entrance at Aqualand Maspalomas, Carretera Palmitos Park, Maspalomas, Gran Canaria. Show your QR code at the turnstile — no paper ticket, no queue.
What to expect
Aqualand Maspalomas
Gran Canaria's largest water park has been running since 1986, and the recent season adds Skull Bay — a fully themed pirate water world that's the park's most ambitious new zone to date. Across the rest of the park, 40+ slides span every age and appetite.
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Skull Bay: A fully themed pirate zone where water slides, splash features, and pirate scenography combine. The park's headline addition.
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Snake Falls: A twisting, turning slide that picks up speed through every curve. One of the park's most popular rides for a reason.
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Banzai: A group adventure slide — wide, fast, and best experienced with the whole party on board at once.
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Tsunami: A dizzying near-vertical plunge slide. The one that gets talked about on the way home.
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Racer Twin Turbolance: A multi-lane racing slide — one of the largest in Europe. Line up next to your group and settle the argument about who's fastest.
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Tukakame: An enclosed high-speed tube slide with sharp turns in the dark. Shorter than Tsunami but technically different enough to be worth doing separately.
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Water Labyrinth: A winding multi-path water maze where the route through is up to you. Slower-paced and genuinely fun for groups who want something less adrenaline-driven.
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Polynesia and Skull Bay children's zones: Dedicated areas for younger guests with scaled-down slides, splash pads, and shallow pools — separated from the main ride areas and designed specifically for little ones.
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Discovery Beach: The park's shared space where every age group converges. Waves, sand, and enough room for the whole group to spread out.
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Hydromassage area and Pirate River: The Hydromassage area for genuine stillness; the Pirate River for a slow, peaceful float that covers the park without requiring any effort. For the members of the group who have earned a rest.
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What to bring
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Bring your booking confirmation — display it on your mobile or print it before arriving at the park.
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Pack sunscreen and reapply throughout the day; Gran Canaria's south coast sun reflects strongly off open water and light surfaces.
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Bring a towel and swimwear — swimwear is mandatory on all water attractions for hygiene and safety.
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You may bring your own food and drinks into the park; glass containers of any kind are not permitted.
What's not allowed
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Glass containers are prohibited throughout the entire park.
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Selfie sticks, plastic holding tools, and rigid camera mounts are not permitted on any attraction. Water cameras are allowed on some rides — check with the lifeguard on duty for authorisation before use.
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Swimwear is mandatory on all water attractions. Jeans and garments with rigid or metallic parts are not permitted on slides.
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Food and drink must be consumed in designated picnic areas only.
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Sun loungers and hammocks must stay in their allocated zones and cannot be moved.
Accessibility
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The park is wheelchair accessible across the main areas.
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Individual rides have mandatory height and weight restrictions — check at each attraction entrance before queuing.
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Guests with mobility requirements should speak with staff at the entrance on arrival for routing guidance.
Additional information
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Children aged 2 and under enter free. Each attraction has its own height and weight restrictions which apply regardless of age.
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Some attractions may be closed on the day for maintenance or weather conditions; closures are communicated at the ticket office. No full or partial refund applies in these cases.
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The park reserves the right to modify opening and closing times at any time.
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No refund is available once you have entered the park, including in cases of weather-related closures.
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- Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
- Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.
- Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.
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