Wild Wadi Waterpark

Wild Wadi Water Park is one of the best water parks not only in the UAE but in the entire Middle East. It is located on the coast of the Persian Gulf in the Jumeirah area. On one side of the water park is the chic Burj Al Arab hotel, on the other, the best city beach, Jumeirah Beach.

Translated from Arabic, "Wild Wadi" means "wild stream". This name very accurately characterizes the slides of the water park. But the water park has entertainment for every taste - from artificial mountain rivers and wave pools to slides with a free-fall effect.

Guests of the water park can use more than 30 slides for adults and children, swim in more than 20 pools, raft down an artificial mountain river 360 m long, and admire an 18-meter waterfall. In addition, the water park offers spacious sun terraces, cafes and restaurants, showers and toilets, safes, and left-luggage offices.

What is the water temperature at Wild Wadi Water Park

The water temperature in the pools of the water park is the most comfortable +28C all year round. Visitors to Dubai come to the water park in summer, when the beaches are too hot, and in winter, when the water in the bay can be cool.

Opening hours of the waterpark and the prices

The water park is open all year round, but opening times vary by season — typically 10:00 to 18:00–20:00, and until 22:00 on some Saturdays.

Tickets can be purchased at the water park ticket office, but be prepared to queue. You can also pre-purchase your ticket online — a standard adult ticket costs around AED 295 (≈$80), for children under 1.1 m — around AED 200 (≈$54); UAE residents get a 20% discount with an Emirates ID. Children under 2 years old can visit the water park free of charge.

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