How much is a ticket to the Aqualand Maspalomas?

Aqualand Maspalomas ticket prices start at €26 for adults and €17 for children.

How to book tickets to the ?Aqualand Maspalomas

You can purchase tickets to Aqualand Maspalomas online or at the venue. Online purchasing allows you to skip the long queues at the ticket office.

Why should I book Aqualand Maspalomas tickets online?

Booking Aqualand Maspalomas tickets online saves you time and money, and you can choose your preferred date and time of visit.

What do Aqualand Maspalomas tickets include?

Aqualand Maspalomas tickets include admission to all of the park's attractions

Are discounts available on Aqualand Maspalomas tickets?

If you are a resident of the Canary Islands, you can get a discount on tickets. The discount is usually around 25%.

What are Aqualand Maspalomas opening hours?

Aqualand Maspalomas is open every day from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The aquatic attractions close 30 minutes before the park closes. However, the opening hours may vary depending on the season.

Aqualand Maspalomas Tickets | Gran Canaria Water Park Entry

Aqualand Maspalomas | Aquatic Wonderland in Gran Canaria

Explore Aqualand Maspalomas, a fantastic water park in Gran Canaria, featuring exhilarating water slides, pools, and attractions for a fun-filled day under the sun. Discover ticket information, park highlights, and more.

Quick overview

One main ticket: The standard 1-day ticket covers the full park and its 40+ attractions and zones.
What's included: Full-day access to all 40+ slides, themed zones, Polynesia Park, Children's Paradise, and the new Skull Bay pirate world. Sea lion experience costs extra.
Best strategy: Start with the headline thrill slides early, then move to family zones and shaded areas after lunch.
Hours matter: The park opens daily at 10am; it closes at 5pm most of the year and 6pm in July and August. Water attractions shut 30 minutes before closing.
Getting there: If you’re not driving, Global Bus lines 45 and 70 are the useful public transport routes to know.
Good to know: Height categories split the experience: adults (1.40m+), children (1.10–1.40m), toddlers (0.90–1.10m). Under 0.90m gets in free. Some rides have their own minimums — check at the ride entrance

What to expect at Aqualand Maspalomas

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Arriving at the park

Pull up to the main gate on Carretera Palmitos Park, Km 3, show your QR code (downloaded before you left, not at the gate) and walk straight through. Bag checks are fast. Lockers are available just past the entrance; grab one early before the good spots go. The sun is already working by 10am.

The slides

Forty-plus rides across every thrill level means there is genuinely something for everyone in the same party. The Anaconda is the park's signature — a fast, steep, unforgiving slide that you will queue for twice. Hurakan and Tornado handle the adrenaline crowd at the other end of the park. If you go straight for these three at opening, you'll beat the 45-minute midday queues by a full half hour.

Skull Bay

A fully themed pirate water world built into the park's southern end. Skull Bay has its own atmosphere — the theming is detailed enough that it genuinely feels like a different park within the park. Hit it mid-morning before the crowds drift over. This is the best new thing Aqualand has built in years.

Children's Paradise & Kidzworld

A dedicated zone kept separate from the main ride areas, with scaled-down slides, splash pads, and shallow pools. It runs calm, it runs shaded, and the pace is entirely different from the rest of the park. Parents with toddlers: this is your anchor point. Go here first, set up your base, then trade off adult slides in shifts

The sea lion experience

One of the park's best-kept secrets, an optional, add-on encounter with the park's resident sea lions. Availability isn't guaranteed, so ask at the gate or at the guest services kiosk when you arrive. It costs extra, it books up, and it is absolutely worth asking about on arrival.

Winding down

The park closes at 5pm (September to June) or 6pm (July to August), with rides closing 30 minutes before. Last entry is earlier than you'd think, 3:30pm in the cooler months, 4:30pm in summer. Don't cut it fine. Polynesia Park and the gardens are the right place to end the day: a quiet, shaded, tropical zone that makes the walk back to the gate feel earned.

Things to know before booking Aqualand Maspalomas tickets

Download your ticket before you leave the hotel: Aqualand requires a mobile or printed ticket before you arrive, if you show up without one and have to use the gate printer, you pay the offline walk-up price. Download the PDF the night before, screenshot the QR code, and you're done.
Best way to beat the crowd: The only way to beat the queues on the big slides is to be at the gate at 10am and go straight to Hurakan, Anaconda, and Tornado before the crowds hit their stride around midday. After lunch, the big slides regularly stack to 30–45 minute waits. Plan accordingly.
Your ticket is locked to the date you pick: Once you've booked, the date is fixed. There are no refunds once you're inside the park, and no refunds if weather or ride maintenance causes closures during your visit. Pick a date you're confident about and check the weather forecast the night before!
Height categories affect what each member of your group can ride: Adult (11+ or taller than 1.40m), Child (5–10 or 1.10–1.40m), Toddler (3–4 or 0.90–1.10m), Senior (65+), and free for under-2s or under 0.90m. Individual rides also have their own height minimums, these are posted at each ride entrance. Some of the bigger thrill slides require 1.20m. Worth checking with younger kids before they get attached to a particular slide.
Parking is not included: If you’re driving, remember to factor in the extra parking charge before you book. Parking at Aqualand Maspalomas costs €5 per day, so it’s a small add-on, but still one of those things that can catch you off guard if you’re only thinking about the ticket price.

Top zones at Aqualand Maspalomas

Skull Bay

Theme: A full pirate water world, themed to the teeth!

Themed slides and water features built around pirate scenography
The most visually distinct zone in the park, properly designed, not just a paint job
Separate enough from the rest of the park to feel like its own destination.
Tip: Go here mid-morning before the rest of the park floods across. It's the most photogenic zone too, and the slides are excellent.

Thrill Zone

Theme: The park's headline adrenaline corridor, steep, fast, and unforgiving

Hurakan: near-vertical drop, the park's signature white-knuckle moment
Tornado: giant funnel slide with sweeping arcs before the drop
Anaconda: the park's most talked-about slide, fast enclosed tube with sharp bends.
Tip: Be here at 10:05am. These three account for 80% of the park's queues by midday. Hit them first, hit them twice, and move on happy.

Children's Paradise & Kidzworld

Theme: A scaled, gentle world built exclusively for younger guests — calm, shaded, and separated from the main slides

Scaled-down slides and splash pads calibrated for under-1.20m guests
Shallow pools with soft water features
Shaded seating areas for parents to actually sit down
Tip: This zone stays calmer longer than the rest of the park. It's also the best place to station a base — easy to leave and return to between adult slides.

Polynesia Park & Gardens

Theme: Tropical landscaping and open green space — the park's deliberate decompression zone

Lush tropical planting across a large open area
Quieter pace, away from the main slide corridors
Good shaded seating and relaxation zones
Tip: Save Polynesia Park for late afternoon. It's the best part of the park to let the day slow down before the gates close.

Water Labyrinth

Theme: A winding, choose-your-own-path water maze — low-thrill, high-replay

Multiple routes through an interconnected water tunnel system
Works for all age groups; no height restriction
Lower-energy alternative to the big slides — great for mixed groups
Tip: The labyrinth gets underestimated. It's the park's best "one more go" attraction — and the queues are almost always shorter than the headline slides.

Misol-ha & Tukakame

Theme: Multi-lane racing and high-speed enclosed tubes — competitive and fast

Misol-ha: side-by-side racing lanes, great for groups
Tukakame: high-speed enclosed tube with dark turns
Both deliver serious speed without the extreme height of Hurakan
Tip: Misol-ha is the best group slide in the park — race properly, settle the argument, and lap it a few times while the queues for Anaconda are long.

Top rides at Aqualand Maspalomas

Ride	Zone	Thrill Level	Height	Avg Wait	Type	Best Time
Hurakan	Thrill Zone	🎢🎢🎢 High	1.40m+	30–50 min	Near-vertical drop slide	Opening — first 45 min
Anaconda	Thrill Zone	🎢🎢🎢 High	1.20m+	35–55 min	Enclosed high-speed tube	Opening — first 45 min
Tornado	Thrill Zone	🎢🎢 Medium-High	1.20m+	25–40 min	Giant funnel slide	Early morning or after 3 PM
Skull Bay	Skull Bay	🎢🎢 Medium-High	1.20m+	20–35 min	Themed water slide	Mid-morning before crowds drift
Tukakame	Racing Zone	🎢🎢 Medium	1.10m+	15–25 min	Enclosed tube with dark turns	Midday — queues shorter than headline slides
Misol-ha	Central Zone	🎢🎢 Medium	1.10m+	10–20 min	Multi-lane racing slide	Anytime — consistently shorter queues
Water Labyrinth	Kids Zone	🎢 Low	None	5–15 min	Water maze	Midday — great queue-escape option
Children's Paradise slides		🎢 Low	Under 1.20m	Minimal	Scaled family slides	Morning — calmer before the park fills

Things to do at Aqualand Maspalomas

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Meet the sea lions

The park's resident sea lion colony lives in its own dedicated area — and an optional interactive experience lets you get genuinely close. Availability isn't guaranteed and there's an extra cost, but it's the kind of thing a ten-year-old talks about for years. Ask at guest services when you arrive and book your slot early; it goes before midday.

Race your group on Misol-ha

Multi-lane racing slides are the most underrated attraction type at any water park, and Misol-ha at Aqualand is a proper one. Six lanes, a clean drop, and the satisfaction of watching someone you came with lose badly. Queue here when the big thrill slides back up — the wait is almost always shorter and the fun-to-minute ratio is outstanding.

Get properly lost in the Water Labyrinth

A winding, branching water maze where the right route is genuinely unclear. It's the park's low-key gem — no height restriction, no long queue, and surprisingly replayable. Works for every age group in the same party, which is rarer than it sounds.

Decompress in Polynesia Park

After a full morning on the slides, the Polynesia Park tropical garden section is where the pace finally drops. Shaded, green, calm — it's the part of Aqualand that earns its place precisely because everything else around it is so loud. Good food spots nearby. Save it for mid-afternoon.

Explore Skull Bay properly

The park's 2025 headline addition isn't just a single slide — it's a fully themed zone with multiple attractions wrapped in pirate scenography. The level of theming detail is genuinely impressive for a water park. Block out at least 45 minutes here, and go mid-morning before the rest of the park finds it.

Visiting Aqualand Maspalomas with kids?

Water parks and young kids: it's either a glorious day or an exhausting one — and the difference is almost always planning.

Here's what Aqualand actually has for families with little ones:

Children's Paradise & Kidzworld: A fully dedicated zone with scaled-down slides, gentle splash pads, and shallow pools. It's separated from the main ride areas, which means your 4-year-old can run around without being in the way of Tornado riders. Parents get actual seating here.
Free entry for the youngest: Children under 2 years old, or under 0.90m, get in free. Toddlers (3–4 or 0.90–1.10m) have their own pricing tier and their own set of attractions designed for their height.
Height minimums are real: The big thrill slides (Hurakan, Anaconda, Tornado) require 1.20–1.40m. Bring a tape measure if you're borderline — the staff will check and the rules are applied consistently.
Lockers are worth it with kids: You'll need somewhere to stash bags, sunscreen, nappies, and the inevitable jumper. Lockers are available near the entrance; grab one early.
Picnic areas exist: Packed lunches are allowed in the designated picnic areas. With picky eaters and park-priced food, this is genuinely useful. Plan where the picnic zone is before you go in.

The best move with young kids: anchor at Children's Paradise first, let them exhaust themselves there, then trade off on adult slides in shifts. It turns a logistical challenge into a genuinely good day.

Itinerary for a perfect Aqualand Maspalomas visit

Morning (10am – 1pm): Beat the queues, hit the big slides

Arrive at the gate at 10am sharp. The difference between a 10-minute queue and a 45-minute queue on Hurakan is literally the first 20 minutes of the day.

Route: Hurakan → Anaconda → Tornado → Tukakame. Hit them in this order, in this direction through the park. All four in the first 90 minutes is completely doable if you start at opening.
💡 Insider tip: While others are still arriving and orienting, you'll be finishing your second lap on Anaconda. The park fills quickly after 11am.
After the big four, cross to Skull Bay. Mid-morning is the sweet spot before the main crowd finds it. Spend 45 minutes here exploring the full zone.
💡 Insider tip: Skull Bay is the most photographed zone in the park. Bring your waterproof phone pouch for this one — just remember no smartphone cases on the actual slides, so pocket it before boarding.

Morning (10am – 1pm): Beat the queues, hit the big slides

Arrive at the gate at 10am sharp. The difference between a 10-minute queue and a 45-minute queue on Hurakan is literally the first 20 minutes of the day.

Route: Hurakan → Anaconda → Tornado → Tukakame. Hit them in this order, in this direction through the park. All four in the first 90 minutes is completely doable if you start at opening.
💡 Insider tip: While others are still arriving and orienting, you'll be finishing your second lap on Anaconda. The park fills quickly after 11am.
After the big four, cross to Skull Bay. Mid-morning is the sweet spot before the main crowd finds it. Spend 45 minutes here exploring the full zone.
💡 Insider tip: Skull Bay is the most photographed zone in the park. Bring your waterproof phone pouch for this one — just remember no smartphone cases on the actual slides, so pocket it before boarding.

Late afternoon (4:00 PM – Close): Wind down in style

The park closes at 5pm (September to June) or 6pm (July/August), with rides closing 30 minutes before. Last entry cutoff is earlier than people expect — don't try to enter after 3:30pm / 4:30pm.

Use the final 90 minutes in Polynesia Park — the tropical garden section of the park where the pace genuinely slows down. Grab a drink, find a lounger if you've hired one, and let the day settle.
💡 Insider tip: The big slides actually have their shortest queues in the last hour before they close. If there's one you missed in the morning, now is the time.

Plan your visit to Aqualand Maspalomas

Man on inflatable tube sliding into pool at AquaVera Water Park.

The park is open every day, during July and August from 10 AM to 6 PM, during other months the park is open from 10 AM to 5 PM.

Please note that the aquatic attractions will close 30 minutes before the park closes.

Best time to visit: The best time to visit Aqualand Maspalomas is during the summer when the weather is warm and sunny.

Tourists boarding air-conditioned coach bus for transfer to Montserrat Monastery.

Address: Carr. Palmitos Park, Km 3, 35100 Maspalomas, Las Palmas, Spain

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Getting There

Bus: Take line 45 from Playa del Inglés or line 70 from Puerto de Mogán.
Car: Drive along GC-500 road and follow the signposts to the entrance.
Hotel shuttle: Check with your hotel's front desk if they offer shuttle services to Aqualand Maspalomas.

Directions to Colosseum

Family enjoying a day at Wet World Water Park in a pool with inflatable toys.

There are three main entrances to the water park:

Main Entrance: This is the main entrance to the water park, located on the Ctra. Palmitos Park, Km 3. It is open from 10 AM to 6 PM, 365 days a year.
Employee Entrance: This entrance is for employees of Aqualand Maspalomas only. It is located on the C/ Oasis.
Disabled Entrance: This entrance is for guests with disabilities and their companions. It is located on the Ctra. Palmitos Park, Km 3, next to the main entrance.

Lockers: Available near the entrance; rentable by the day. Waterproof wristband access on most units. Grab one at the start — they go fast on busy days.
Sun loungers & parasols: Available to rent in designated zones. Cannot be moved between areas. No free lounger guarantee — arrive early if you want a good spot.
Changing rooms & showers: Available in multiple locations across the park.
Toilets & baby-changing: Facilities with baby-changing stations available throughout the park. Check the park map for the nearest one to your zone.
Guest services / information kiosk: Located near the entrance — this is where to ask about sea lion experience availability, lost property, and group bookings.
Ride photo kiosks: On select headline slides — check near the exit of each attraction.
First aid: Available on site; location shown on the park map.
Picnic areas: Designated zones where outside food is permitted. Glass strictly prohibited throughout the park.

Check Ticket Validity: Ensure your ticket's validity is based on the chosen date or 90-day period for updated products.
Same-Day Entry: Most tickets allow same-day entry, except for certain discounted options like Friends Pack and Family Pack.
Canary Islands Residents: Residents can enjoy reduced prices by presenting their original ID card proving residency.
Sea Lion Interaction: Bookings are not possible in advance. Reserve your spot for sea lion activities once inside the park, with an additional fee.
Bringing Food: You can bring your own food and drinks, but glass containers are not allowed for safety reasons.
Dining Options: The park offers various restaurants and cafeterias with a wide range of dishes and drinks.

There are a few dining options available at Aqualand Maspalomas:

La Cantina: This is the main restaurant in the water park, and it serves a variety of international cuisine.
El Snack: This is a snack bar that serves sandwiches, burgers, and other quick food.
La Terraza: This is a poolside bar that serves drinks and light snacks.

Budget: Hostal Casa de Huéspedes San Fernando, Bungalows Parque Bali, Inez & Flor Nice House in Maspalomas

Mid-Range: Playa del Sol Apartments, Apartamentos Oasis Maspalomas, Hotel Parque Cristobal

Luxury: Hotel Riu Palace Maspalomas, Lopesan Costa Meloneras Resort & Spa, Gran Hotel Atlantis Dunas

Palmitos Park: A zoo and botanical garden with over 1,500 animals from around the world, including monkeys, parrots, and flamingos. It also has a butterfly house, a dolphinarium, and a reptile park.
Maspalomas Dunes: A vast expanse of dunes that stretch for over 6 kilometers. You can go sandboarding, hiking, or simply relax on the beach.
Playa del Inglés: A long, sandy beach with calm waters that is popular for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports. There are also many restaurants, bars, and shops along the beach.

Wheelchair accessible route sign with arrow pointing right.

The park has paved paths and accessible routes across most main areas.
Some water slide attractions require stair access and are not suitable for guests with mobility restrictions.
Wheelchair-friendly restrooms available across the park.
Children's Paradise and Polynesia Park are fully accessible and involve no slides or stairs.
Individual ride restrictions for mobility-impaired guests — check at each ride entrance or with guest services on arrival.
No wheelchair rental available on-site; bring personal equipment if needed.

Tickets

Aqualand Maspalomas 1-Day Entry Ticket

Gran Canaria's biggest water park, 40+ attractions, a brand-new themed zone, and full-day sun!

Everything you get: Full-day entry to Aqualand Maspalomas, 40+ water slides including the Anaconda and multi-lane racers, the new Skull Bay pirate world, the Hurakan and Tornado thrill slides, Children's Paradise, Polynesia Park and gardens, and the optional sea lion experience at extra cost.
Why choose this: Online tickets skip the entrance queue entirely. Show your QR code, walk in, and the slides are yours for the day.

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Explore at your pace

Gran Canaria's biggest water park, 40+ attractions, a brand-new themed zone, and full-day sun!

Everything you get: Full-day entry to Aqualand Maspalomas, 40+ water slides including the Anaconda and multi-lane racers, the new Skull Bay pirate world, the Hurakan and Tornado thrill slides, Children's Paradise, Polynesia Park and gardens, and the optional sea lion experience at extra cost.
Why choose this: Online tickets skip the entrance queue entirely. Show your QR code, walk in, and the slides are yours for the day.

Inclusions #

1-day entry to Aqualand Maspalomas
Access to 40+ water slides, rides & attractions
Access to Chill Out & Play areas
Access to Kidzworld children's zone

Exclusions #

Food & drinks
Locker rental
Towel rental
Transport to/from the park
Parking fee (around 5 euros)

What to bring

Bring your booking confirmation with QR code — digital is fine.
Pack sunscreen and reapply throughout the day; the sun reflects strongly off open water and light-coloured surfaces.
Bring a towel and a change of clothes; locker and towel rental is available at the park if needed.
Wear or bring appropriate swimwear for all slides — loose clothing and accessories are not permitted on most rides.

What's not allowed

Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the park; picnics are only allowed in the designated picnic areas.
Glass of any kind is strictly prohibited throughout the entire park.
Loose jewellery, glasses without straps, and hard accessories are not permitted on slides.
Leave GoPro-style cameras and smartphone cases at the hotel; these are not permitted on any park attractions.
Sun loungers and chairs must stay in their allocated zones — moving them to other areas is not allowed.
Anything other than swimwear on water attractions.

Accessibility

The park has accessible pathways across most areas; some rides have minimum height requirements and physical restrictions.
Guests with mobility requirements should check individual ride restrictions at the park entrance.
Kidzworld and the Chill Out zones are fully accessible and do not involve rides.

Additional information

Your ticket is valid only for the date selected at the time of booking; no changes or refunds are permitted after booking.
Opening hours vary by season, check before your visit.
Age and height categories: Adult (11+ or taller than 1.40m), Child (5–10 or 1.10–1.40m), Toddler (3–4 or 0.90–1.10m), Senior (65+), Free admission for children under 2 or under 0.90m.
Opening hours: 10am–5pm (September to June) and 10am–6pm (July and August).
Last entry: 3:30pm (September to June) and 4:30pm (July and August). Rides close 30 minutes before park closing.
No refund is available once you have entered the park, or if weather conditions or maintenance cause attractions to close.
Sun loungers, parasols, lockers, and fast passes are available to hire inside the park at extra cost.
Parking is available on site for €5 per day.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Gran Canaria's biggest water park, 40+ attractions, a brand-new themed zone, and full-day sun!

Everything you get: Full-day entry to Aqualand Maspalomas, 40+ water slides including the Anaconda and multi-lane racers, the new Skull Bay pirate world, the Hurakan and Tornado thrill slides, Children's Paradise, Polynesia Park and gardens, and the optional sea lion experience at extra cost.
Why choose this: Online tickets skip the entrance queue entirely. Show your QR code, walk in, and the slides are yours for the day.

Inclusions #

1-day entry to Aqualand Maspalomas
Access to 40+ water slides, rides & attractions
Access to Chill Out & Play areas
Access to Kidzworld children's zone

Exclusions #

Food & drinks
Locker rental
Towel rental
Transport to/from the park
Parking fee (around 5 euros)

What to bring

Bring your booking confirmation with QR code — digital is fine.
Pack sunscreen and reapply throughout the day; the sun reflects strongly off open water and light-coloured surfaces.
Bring a towel and a change of clothes; locker and towel rental is available at the park if needed.
Wear or bring appropriate swimwear for all slides — loose clothing and accessories are not permitted on most rides.

What's not allowed

Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the park; picnics are only allowed in the designated picnic areas.
Glass of any kind is strictly prohibited throughout the entire park.
Loose jewellery, glasses without straps, and hard accessories are not permitted on slides.
Leave GoPro-style cameras and smartphone cases at the hotel; these are not permitted on any park attractions.
Sun loungers and chairs must stay in their allocated zones — moving them to other areas is not allowed.
Anything other than swimwear on water attractions.

Accessibility

The park has accessible pathways across most areas; some rides have minimum height requirements and physical restrictions.
Guests with mobility requirements should check individual ride restrictions at the park entrance.
Kidzworld and the Chill Out zones are fully accessible and do not involve rides.

Additional information

Your ticket is valid only for the date selected at the time of booking; no changes or refunds are permitted after booking.
Opening hours vary by season, check before your visit.
Age and height categories: Adult (11+ or taller than 1.40m), Child (5–10 or 1.10–1.40m), Toddler (3–4 or 0.90–1.10m), Senior (65+), Free admission for children under 2 or under 0.90m.
Opening hours: 10am–5pm (September to June) and 10am–6pm (July and August).
Last entry: 3:30pm (September to June) and 4:30pm (July and August). Rides close 30 minutes before park closing.
No refund is available once you have entered the park, or if weather conditions or maintenance cause attractions to close.
Sun loungers, parasols, lockers, and fast passes are available to hire inside the park at extra cost.
Parking is available on site for €5 per day.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Quick overview

What to expect at Aqualand Maspalomas

Arriving at the park

The slides

Skull Bay

Children's Paradise & Kidzworld

The sea lion experience

Winding down

Things to know before booking Aqualand Maspalomas tickets

Top zones at Aqualand Maspalomas

Skull Bay

Thrill Zone

Children's Paradise & Kidzworld

Polynesia Park & Gardens

Water Labyrinth

Misol-ha & Tukakame

Top rides at Aqualand Maspalomas

Things to do at Aqualand Maspalomas

Meet the sea lions

Race your group on Misol-ha

Get properly lost in the Water Labyrinth

Decompress in Polynesia Park

Explore Skull Bay properly

Visiting Aqualand Maspalomas with kids?

Itinerary for a perfect Aqualand Maspalomas visit

Morning (10am – 1pm): Beat the queues, hit the big slides

Morning (10am – 1pm): Beat the queues, hit the big slides

Late afternoon (4:00 PM – Close): Wind down in style

Plan your visit to Aqualand Maspalomas

Getting There

Frequently Asked questions about Aqualand Maspalomas

How much is a ticket to the Aqualand Maspalomas?

How to book tickets to the ?Aqualand Maspalomas

Why should I book Aqualand Maspalomas tickets online?

What do Aqualand Maspalomas tickets include?

Are discounts available on Aqualand Maspalomas tickets?

What are Aqualand Maspalomas opening hours?

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