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The ticketing was fantastic, also the water park, cannot be faulted. The one thing is as I am 80 years and my wife 78 there is no way we wish to use the facilities, although we have to pay the full price to enter, is it possible to have a old age price just to sit and watch? The family really enjoyed the experience, well done and the staff were exceptional, all happy smiles!

Very good. Was first in queue and first into the park

Make sure you book in advance to bypass the entrance queues. We didn't but we booked while in the line and managed to skip the queue. Don't bother renting rings, you don't have to wait long to get the free ones. They let you go down holding your flip flops - the floor does get very hot! There isn't a lazy river which is a shame but the slides are really good and the dancing in the wave pool is a good added touch! Food was reasonably priced and very good quality! You get given a beeper as they cook it fresh. It's a small place but we had a really good day out (3 adults).

Absolutely fantastic family day, my 9 year old grandson was over 140cm tall so could enjoy all the rides, there was entertainers at the wave machine pool doing dancing and singing for all us in the water to copy, it was the best fun I've had in ages, we all had a fab day our ages where 9 -64 years, so fun for the whole family highly recommend 5*

Worth the drive. We were staying in Mazarron and weren't prepared to drive for an hour to visit this water park until our friendly neigbour recommended it instead of the water park by Murcia. On arrival there was a long queue but we gave it a try anyway as it had only just opened. The timing wasn't too bad but what I would recommend is booking online. I did this whilst in the queue and then quickly moved over to the shorter queue once done (I was actually in the shorter queue and left my wife and children in the long queue until I had confirmation and then moved them over). Anyway, on arrival, the slides were good. All at one end. I did think it was a bit of a rip off having to pay to rent out your own floats (singles, doubles or triples are available) but in fairness, you didn't have to, there was another queue within the water park where you could get 'free' ones. Thie does mean additional queueing but I think so many pay for these not realising that this queue isn't huge. You also have to pay for your sunbeds, but again, you don't have to, you can just set yourself down by some trees in the shade for free. There is a safety deposit box you can pay for also and go back and forth as often as you like to pick up your phone for pictures or wallet for food and drinks. The slides were really fun, great fun. Our two loved them (ages 9 and 6); oh, you will be charged by height on entry, not age, so make sure you know your childs height. Annoyingly my 9 year old daughter (quite tall for her age to be fair) was charged as an adult! My 6 year old (normal height I would say for a 6-year old) was able to go on every ride (not sure on Kamikaze actually as that was the only ride we didn't go on). There is also a recommended max weight of 110kg, but this is a recommendation and didn't stop people from going on. There was a wave pool where they had entertainers playing music and doing dance moves ('Zumba' style) was was really fund and again, my two loved this as well as a separate pool for diving and swimming (fun swimming, not lengths!). There are a few places to buy food and drink (bunuelos which are doughnuts etc.). All in all, the trip was amazing and well worth it, but you will have to pay over 100 euros for a family of 4 for tickets, rings, sunbeds and deposit box. I would still recommend this place based on my experience. The highlight of our holiday.