Atlantis Aquaventure Tickets Dubai
- Choose your ticket option
- Overview
- Visiting hours
- Important information
- Questions and answers
- Tickets and booking
Visiting hours
Important information
Overview
Atlantis Aquaventure is the largest waterpark in Dubai, set on Palm Jumeirah. The territory holds more than 100 rides and attractions, pools, a lazy river, relaxation areas, the Splashers children's zone and a private beach with sunbeds and umbrellas. You can plan either an active day on extreme slides or a calmer one by the water.
Three ticket options are available here: a waterpark ticket, a Lost World aquarium ticket (formerly Lost Chambers) and a combo ticket covering both in one day.
What you'll find in the waterpark
Atlantis Aquaventure combines different formats of entertainment, from extreme drops to gentle water routes and dedicated areas for children.
- Aquaconda — one of the longest water slides in the world
- Leap of Faith — a vertical high-speed drop
- Poseidon’s Revenge — a capsule-launch slide
- Zoomerango and Slitherine — dual racing slides
- Splashers — a children's play area
- Lazy river and relaxation zones
- A private beach with sunbeds
A waterpark ticket gives access to all of these areas.
Ticket types
Atlantis Aquaventure waterpark ticket
Full access to the slides, pools and beach. A good fit if you plan to spend the whole day in the park.
Lost World aquarium ticket
A separate entrance to the aquarium (formerly Lost Chambers). Suitable for a shorter visit when the waterpark is not part of your plans.
Combo ticket: waterpark + aquarium
The most popular option: both the waterpark and the Lost World aquarium in a single day.
What's included
- access to all rides and water slides
- pools and relaxation areas
- private beach with sunbeds and umbrellas
- a full day in the park
Combo tickets additionally include the Lost World aquarium.
Paid separately: lockers, towels, food inside the park, dolphin shows and VIP cabanas.
How it works
Waterpark and combo tickets are tied to a specific visit date. Aquarium tickets are open-dated — an approximate visit date is requested at booking. After payment you receive an e-ticket that is enough to show on your phone at the entrance.
At the entrance, the e-ticket is exchanged for a wristband at the counter or at the machine near the gate. The wristband serves as your pass to the territory and the rides.
If you decide to add a fast-track pass once inside the park, it is arranged online, but you will need to return to the ticket counter for the wristband.
Good to know
- Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged
- Waterpark and combo tickets are valid for the selected date
- Height restrictions apply on some rides
- Outside food and drinks are not allowed; only 0.5 L of water per person is permitted
- Phones are not allowed on the slides
- Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult
- Swim diapers are required for infants
- A child ticket applies to children aged 3 and above and under 120 cm; children under 3 enter free
- Lockers and towels are paid separately
- Some rides may be temporarily closed without prior notice
- Leaving and re-entering on the same day is usually not allowed; if it is really necessary, speak to security — a stamp on the hand or wristband may be possible, but the decision stays with the park
- A passport is not required, but it is worth keeping a photo of it on your phone
Practical tips
Arrive at opening time — or 15 minutes before the park starts working. Go to the most popular slides in the first hours: after 12:00 tour groups arrive and the queues grow noticeably longer.
It is better to buy tickets online in advance: the price at the entrance is usually higher.
A locker is more cost-effective when shared between several people. Lost items are extremely rare in the park, but the final choice is yours.
Water shoes are no longer mandatory. For children under 3 they are still recommended, as the surfaces can get hot for little feet.
Bring a towel, water and sunscreen; for children — swim diapers and, if you wish, water shoes.
Payment is possible in RUB or with an international card, and customer support is available in Russian and English.
How to get to Atlantis Aquaventure
Address: Atlantis The Palm, Crescent Rd, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai. The easiest way is by taxi.
Other options:
- metro to Dubai Internet City, then taxi
- bus routes 8 and 83
- by car or via the Palm Jumeirah monorail
Atlantis Aquaventure or Wild Wadi
These are the two most popular waterparks in Dubai, but they suit different styles of visit. Atlantis Aquaventure is the largest waterpark in the city, located on Palm Jumeirah with more than 100 attractions and a resort-style setting. Wild Wadi is a more compact park in the Jumeirah area near Burj Al Arab, with classic slides and a calmer atmosphere.
Choose Atlantis Aquaventure if you want the biggest waterpark in the city, a full day on site and modern extreme slides. Wild Wadi fits those who prefer a calmer format, travel with young children or are not ready to spend a whole day.
Buy Atlantis Aquaventure tickets online
Pick the option that suits you, place your order online and receive an e-ticket. Show it on your phone at the entrance, then have the wristband printed at the counter or the machine near the gate.
Questions and answers
Where is Atlantis Aquaventure located?
The waterpark is located on Palm Jumeirah in Dubai, on the territory of the Atlantis The Palm resort (Crescent Rd). The easiest way to get there is by taxi. You can also take the metro to Dubai Internet City and then a taxi, use bus routes 8 and 83, drive by car or take the Palm Jumeirah monorail.
How do the waterpark, aquarium and combo tickets differ?
A waterpark ticket gives access to the slides, pools, relaxation areas and the beach with sunbeds for a full day. A Lost World aquarium ticket (formerly Lost Chambers) is a separate aquarium visit, suitable for a shorter programme. The combo ticket covers both the waterpark and the aquarium in one day and is the most popular option.
What is included in the ticket and what costs extra?
Included are all rides and water slides, pools and relaxation areas, the private beach with sunbeds and umbrellas, and a full day in the park. Combo tickets additionally include the Lost World aquarium. Lockers, towels, food inside the park, dolphin shows and VIP cabanas are paid separately.
Can I bring my own food and water?
Bringing food and drinks into the waterpark is not allowed. Only 0.5 L of water per person is permitted. Food inside the park is paid separately, so keep this in mind when planning your day.
Who needs a child ticket and who enters free?
A child ticket applies to children aged 3 and above who are under 120 cm tall. Children under 3 enter free. Height restrictions apply on some rides, and children under 13 may stay in the park only when accompanied by an adult. Swim diapers are required for infants.
Do I need a passport to enter the waterpark?
A passport is usually not required at the entrance. Still, it is recommended to keep a photo of your passport on your phone in case the document needs to be checked. The e-ticket is exchanged for a wristband at the counter or at the machine near the entrance.
Can I leave the park and come back on the same day?
Usually not: the rule depends on the ticket conditions. If leaving is really necessary, speak to security — a stamp on the hand or wristband may be given. The final decision stays with the park, and the rules may change without prior notice.
What should I bring to Atlantis Aquaventure?
Bring a towel, water (no more than 0.5 L per person) and sunscreen. Children need swim diapers, and water shoes are no longer mandatory — though they are recommended for children under 3 so little feet do not get too hot. Lockers and towels in the park are paid separately.