A family splashing in a pool at Wild Wadi, with the Burj Al Arab behind

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Opens
Daily, 10am
Closes
6pm
Rides
30+ rides and attractions

A water park by the Burj Al Arab

Wild Wadi Waterpark sits on Jumeirah Street, opposite the Burj Al Arab, and reopened for the season on 1 November 2026. It has more than 30 rides and attractions, from big slides and surf machines to two rivers, a wave pool and a lagoon for small children, plus places to eat such as the new Surf & Tacos.

  • Jumeirah Sceirah free fall
  • Wave pool and two rivers
  • Surf machines
  • Children's lagoon
Children laughing on a tube among palm trees at Wild Wadi

What's at Wild Wadi

Some of what you can ride. Swipe or scroll sideways to see more.

Some rides need you to be 110 or 120 cm tall, and rides can close for maintenance. Check the park's site before you go.

A rider shooting down a waterslide at Wild Wadi

Jumeirah Sceirah

The floor of the capsule drops away into a near-vertical free fall at up to 80 km/h. From 120 cm.

A family splashing down a slide on a big raft

Burj Surj and Tantrum Alley

Twisting slides into the giant Bowl, and three tornado funnels that spin you round. From 110 and 120 cm.

Children cheering under a giant tipping bucket

Juha's Dhow & Lagoon

The children's area, with slides, water cannons and a giant tipping bucket.

A girl on a ring floating down the river

Rivers and waves

Float down the 360-metre Juha's Journey, ride the surges of Action River, or catch 1.5-metre waves at Breaker's Bay.

How your ticket works

Our tickets are open-dated, so there's no date or time slot to book.

  1. Book here

    Pay securely on this page. Your e-ticket arrives by email straight away.

  2. Go any day

    No date or time to book: the ticket works on any day Wild Wadi is open, up to the end date on your ticket.

  3. Show it at the gate

    Show the e-ticket on your phone at the entrance. That's it.

Wild Wadi ticket prices

Wild Wadi Waterpark ticket prices
TicketPrice
General EntryDay pass, age 2 and over, any day until 30 November 2026AED 229
General Entry + MealDay pass with a meal at the park, until 30 November 2026AED 259
Under 2No ticket neededFree

Prices in UAE dirhams, VAT included, per person. One day at the park. Lockers and towels can be rented at the park. Evening events such as ladies' nights aren't included. Tickets are non-refundable. Checked .

Wild Wadi timings

Wild Wadi Waterpark opening hours
Every day10:00am – 6:00pm
Reopened1 November 2026
Evening eventsNot on day tickets

Hours are set by Wild Wadi and can change for events and public holidays, so check the park's site the day before.

How to get to Wild Wadi

Wild Wadi Waterpark is on Jumeirah Street in Umm Suqeim 3, opposite the Burj Al Arab.

By taxi

Ask for Wild Wadi Waterpark, Jumeirah, opposite the Burj Al Arab.

By metro

Take the Red Line to Mall of the Emirates, then a taxi or bus to Jumeirah Street.

By car

Allow extra time to park near the Burj Al Arab on busy days.

Wild Wadi Waterpark Jumeirah Street, Umm Suqeim 3, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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A family playing in the shallow water at Wild Wadi

Best time to visit Wild Wadi

  • Arrive at 10am, when it opens, and do the big slides first.
  • Weekdays are quieter than weekends.
  • Make it a full day: there are cafés in the park.
  • Agree a meeting point with children when you arrive.

Know before you go

  • Swimwear only: no jeans, long trousers, cotton or see-through clothes. Babies need swim nappies.
  • Children under 13 must be with an adult aged 18 or over.
  • Some rides need you to be 110 or 120 cm tall.
  • No outside food, drinks or glass.
  • Rides aren't for pregnant guests. Shower before the slides; no running or diving.

Wild Wadi FAQs

How much are Wild Wadi tickets?

Our day pass costs AED 229 per person aged 2 and over, or AED 259 with a meal at the park, VAT included. Children under 2 go free.

Do I need to book a date?

No. The tickets are open-dated: go any day the park is open, up to 30 November 2026. Just show your e-ticket at the gate.

What are Wild Wadi's opening hours?

Every day from 10am to 6pm. Hours can change for events and public holidays, so check the park's site the day before.

Is Wild Wadi open now?

Yes. It reopened for the season on 1 November 2026.

Are there height limits?

Some rides need you to be at least 110 or 120 cm tall: Jumeirah Sceirah and Tantrum Alley from 120 cm, Burj Surj and Master Blasters from 110 cm. Children's areas like Juha's Dhow & Lagoon have no such limit.

Do children need a ticket?

Children under 2 go free. From age 2 everyone pays the same price. Children under 13 must be with an adult.

Can I bring food?

No. Outside food, drinks and glass aren't allowed, and there are places to eat in the park. The Entry + Meal ticket includes a meal.

How do I get my tickets?

Your e-ticket is emailed to you straight after payment. Show it on your phone at the entrance.

How do I get there?

Wild Wadi is on Jumeirah Street opposite the Burj Al Arab. Take a taxi, or the Metro to Mall of the Emirates and then a taxi or bus.

Can I cancel or get a refund?

Tickets are non-refundable once booked, so check your plans before you buy. They're open-dated, so you can go any day up to 30 November 2026.

Slides and waves by the Burj Al Arab.

AED 229 per person, or AED 259 with a meal, any day until 30 November. Under 2 free.

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