Water World Lloret 2026: complete water park guide
Water World Lloret de Mar: 2026 prices, rides, opening hours, how to get there, family tips and tricks for making the most of the water park.
Water World is the largest water park on the Costa Brava and one of the best-known attractions in Lloret de Mar. With over 20 water rides, zones for every age (from babies to teens), 9 hectares of facilities and a wooded pine setting, it’s a guaranteed full-day plan for families and groups.
This guide covers up-to-date prices, headline rides, how to get there and the tricks most visitors only learn too late.
What to know before going
It’s a full-day plan, not a half-day one. To make the entrance pay (it isn’t cheap), you need at least 5–6 hours inside. A full-day plan with lunch included.
Operating season: mid-May to mid-September. Check exact dates on the official website (they can shift).
It’s outdoor. Cloudy or wet days are much less fun. Ideal for sunny weather.
2026 opening hours and prices
| Period | Hours |
|---|---|
| May and September | 10:00–18:00 |
| June | 10:00–19:00 |
| July–August | 10:00–19:00 (sometimes to 20:00) |
Entry prices (indicative):
- Adult: ~35–38 €
- Children 5–10: ~25–28 €
- Under 5s: free
- Senior (65+): discount ~10%
- After-14:00 entry: discount (typically 25%)
Tricks for saving:
- Buy online in advance (typical discount 10–15%)
- Local tourist cards (Costa Brava Card) include discounts
- Hotels with package deals offer better-priced entries
- After-14:00 entry for anyone planning a half-day visit
Headline rides
For adults / teens
- Kamikaze: vertical 18 m drop slide. Brave only.
- Boomerang: drop-and-climb slide, weightlessness sensation
- Black Hole: enclosed dark slide, capsule feel
- Banzai: parallel slide racing
For everyone
- Wave pool: the most popular, big waves every 30 min
- Lazy river: gentle float around the loop, perfect for resting
- Giant jacuzzi: spa-style in a large pool
For young children
- Mini Park: themed zone for 3–7 year olds with small slides
- Splash Park: play zone with water jets and tipping buckets
- Children’s pool: shallow, supervised
How to get there
By car
- GI-682 road towards Vidreres, marked Water World exit.
- Free on-site parking (~1,500 spaces). Arrive before 11:00 in August weekends.
By public transport
- Direct bus from central Lloret in peak season: several services a day.
- Hotel pick-up service included in some package deals.
- No train or metro option.
By car from Blanes / Tossa
- 10–15 min from Blanes, 15–20 min from Tossa.
Food and drink inside the park
- No outside food allowed (security checks cool boxes).
- Internal restaurants: pizzeria, burger place, snack bar. Tourist prices.
- Lunch: 12–18 €/pax for a simple meal.
- Drinks: pricey (~3–5 € soft drink). Buy water bottles before going in.
Practical tips
1. Get there early (10:00–10:30 opening). The headline rides have queues from 11:00.
2. Bring flip-flops (non-slip soles). You walk a lot on wet surfaces.
3. Beach parasol / sarong: sun loungers are limited. Arrive early to grab a shaded spot.
4. Water-resistant sunscreen: it washes off in the water. Reapplication mandatory every 2 hours.
5. Waterproof watch or payment wristband. Don’t take your phone into the water.
6. Dry bag for phone/camera. They rent them; better to bring your own.
7. Changing rooms cost extra: wear your swim gear from home.
What to bring
- Swim gear on + change
- Towels (at least 1 per person)
- Flip-flops
- 50+ sunscreen (reapply)
- Cap
- Empty water bottle (refill inside)
- Light food for emergency (snacks)
- Portable phone charger (if you want photos)
- Card for inside purchases
Best day/moment to go
| Period | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Mon–Thu July–August | Good, shorter queues |
| Fri–Sun July–August | Very busy |
| June + September | Ideal: fewer people, water at good temperature |
| May + mid-Sept | Some rides closed, less staff |
Frequently asked questions
Discount for large families? Yes, with the official card. Check at the ticket office.
Is it wheelchair-accessible? Partially. Some rides have adapted access. Check when booking.
Can I leave and re-enter during the day? Yes, get the stamp. Useful if you want to eat outside.
Lifeguards on duty? Yes, at every ride and pool.
Do they take card? Yes at all internal sales points.
In short
Water World is the most memorable full-day family plan in Lloret. To make the most of it: buy your ticket online, get there early, bring light food and sunscreen, and plan that the day will end tired but satisfied. Between 5 and 8 hours inside is the right range.
For more family plans, follow on to the Lloret for families guide with 10 activities.