Wild Wadi Water Park

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Wild Wadi Water Park

For an adventurous yet fun-filled day out in Dubai, The RTT can tailor a visit to the Wild Wadi Park featuring some of the world’s fastest and tallest rides. Located adjacent to Burj Al Arab in Jumeirah – one of the city’s most posh areas, a tour of the Wild Wadi Park will provide you with a delightful break from the daily hustles and bustles of your hectic life.

The real highlight of the park is that it is built around the concept of an interesting Arabian folklore whose central characters are Juha and his seafaring friend, Sinbad. Its attention to detail and emphasis on character structure and development has won the park the World Waterpark Association Industry Innovation Awards for Outstanding Accomplishment Design and Theming.

As you enter here, the child in you will pop out, with more than 25 exciting rides – the significant being Master Blaster or uphill water roller coaster, Ring Rides that allows you to choose from the single or double ring, Jumeirah Sceirah – a free-fall water slide that stands up to a height of 33 meters, Wipeout and Riptide rides with the capability of producing a realistic wave effect and Breakers Bay – the largest of its kind in the Middle East.

Wild Wadi Water Park Tickets Inclusions

Enjoy unlimited access to all the water rides, slides, and attractions available within the park.
Access to large wave pool.
Wild Wadi has dedicated areas for children, such as Juha's Dhow and Lagoon, which offer interactive water features, slides, and shallow pools suitable for young kids.
Access to facilities like changing rooms, showers, and locker rentals (locker rentals are chargable). You will also find sun loungers and umbrellas throughout the park where you can relax in between rides.
Life jackets are provided free of charge at various locations within the park. These are typically mandatory for certain rides and recommended for weaker swimmers.

Faq

How many hours do you need at Wild Wadi?

You can easily spend around 2 to 4 hours inside Wild Wadi as there are plenty of attractions and rides to engage you and your family. There are also several eateries and spots to sit back and relax.

Are there ride restrictions?

Some rides are restricted for children under 1.1 metres tall. Guests under 1.1 metres tall can still enjoy Breaker’s Bay (a wave pool), Juha’s Journey (the lazy river), Juha’s Dhow & Lagoon (a family interactive play structure) and Action River.

Ride instructions are positioned alongside the rides for guests’ safety and enjoyment. For details about individual rides including height restrictions, see our Explore/Rides & Slides section.

Do I need to take towels to Wild Wadi?

Wild Wadi water park provides towels to visitors. Guests can collect the towel from the park’s towel station, which is located near the locker area. The towels are available for rent and the cost will be included in the admission fees. Guests can exchange their towels for dry ones throughout the day.

What is the weight limit for Wild Wadi?

Please note that the maximum weight limit on the Master Blaster for a single ring is 120 kg (264 lbs) and for a double ring is 180 kg (396 lbs). Children taller than 1.1m but weighing less than 50kg (110 lb) need to be accompanied by another rider in a double ring. All guests must be taller than 1.1 metres.

What facilities are available for children?

Wild Wadi is a family-oriented waterpark with fun activities for everyone! Some activities are designed specifically for young children who are under 1.1 metres tall. Juha’s Dhow and Lagoon has five slides, a pair of racing slides and water guns especially for families with little ones.

Breaker’s Bay is another attraction for the whole family to enjoy! Infants and toddlers must wear life jackets and have a parent’s supervision at all times. Please refer to our Rides & Slides section for further details. Children’s meals are available in Surfer’s Burgers and Dhow & Lagoon Kitchen. High chairs are available upon request at all our restaurants.

Wild Wadi WaterPark™ has stroller accessibility.

Can I bring food into Wild Wadi?

Guests not are permitted to bring any no food or drinks inside the waterpark.

Does Wild Wadi have changing rooms?

Changing Rooms: You are guaranteed to be soaked in the Wild Wadi Park. Hence, it is a good idea to get an extra set of clothes with you. There are several changing rooms and shower stalls where you can get changed before heading back home. Locker Rooms: You could always rent a locker room to keep your belongings safe.

Does Wild Wadi have ladies night?

However, you’re likely to avoid crowds if you visit during weekdays, right around the opening time. Every first and third Thursday of every month is Ladies Night from 8:00 PM to midnight, so if you’re planning a girls day out or a visit with the ladies and kids, this is a great time to avoid crowds at Wild Wadi.

Does Wild Wadi have a lazy river?

Juha’s Journey is a 360-metre long lazy river. Guests of all ages can enjoy this relaxing ride around a river with a gentle current.

What is the best way to dress for a day at the waterpark?

We suggest comfortable, water-friendly clothes. Wild Wadi WaterPark™ is a family-oriented environment, and we ask guests to dress appropriately. See our Swimwear Policy her