Llucmajor (Mallorca)

Aqualand El Arenal (Mallorca)

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Aqualand El Arenal is a seasonal water park in S’Arenal, on the Palma–Arenal motorway (exit 13), about 12 km east of Palma Cathedral in a straight line. Palma city bus line 23 stops in front of the park’s car park. In 2026 it opened from 4 May to 27 September, and a one-day adult ticket cost 40 euros at the gate or 38 euros online (checked November 2026). It suits families and groups who want slides, wave pools and a big children’s area; skip it if you are in Mallorca between October and April, when the park is closed.

Two visitors on an Aqualand-branded ring coming down a curved yellow slide at Aqualand El Arenal
Riders on a ring slide at Aqualand El Arenal, 2006. Photo: No Frills Excursions, CC BY-SA 2.0

Quick facts

  • Names: Aqualand El Arenal, also written Aqualand s’Arenal (Catalan) or Aqualand Mallorca; in Spanish a parque acuático (water park).
  • What: outdoor water park with thrill slides, family rides, chill-out pools and a children’s area called Kidzworld. The operator calls it the biggest water park in Mallorca.
  • Where: Autovía Palma–Arenal, exit 13, km 15, 07600 El Arenal (municipality of Llucmajor), the address on the park’s own site.
  • Coordinates: 39.4966, 2.7604 (centre of the park on OpenStreetMap).
  • Season 2026: 4 May to 27 September, closed 8 and 9 May (park calendar, checked November 2026). The site now says the park is closed until the 2027 season.
  • Hours 2026: 10:00 to 17:00 in May, June and September; 10:00 to 18:00 in July and August.
  • Adult ticket 2026: 40 euros at the gate, 38 euros online on selected dates (checked November 2026).
  • Parking: 8 euros a day per vehicle; spaces with electric charging 20 euros a day.
  • Phone: +34 696 158 177 (park website).

Access and parking

By car: take the Palma–Arenal motorway and leave at exit 13, as the park’s directions page says.

Parking: the park’s own car park costs 8 euros a day per vehicle, and spaces with an electric charging point cost 20 euros a day (park services page, checked November 2026). On OpenStreetMap this customer car park lies on the west side of the park, by the bus stops. Two free car parks are mapped 350–420 m further west, near the Son Verí school.

By bus: EMT Palma line 23 from Palma has a stop in front of the park’s car park, says the park. On OpenStreetMap it is the “Parc Aquàtic” stop (EMT stop 622). Right beside it is the “Aqualand (S’Arenal)” stop of the island’s TIB network, tagged with lines 454 and 455. We could not confirm the 2026 timetables for these lines.

Ticket plus bus: the park sells combined tickets with transport from other parts of the island: the Cala d’Or area, Porto Cristo and Calas de Mallorca, Cala Millor and Sa Coma, and the north (Alcúdia, Port de Pollença, Can Picafort, Playa de Muro). In 2026 the northern coach ran on Tuesdays in May, from 5 May, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from June to September (ticket + bus page).

What to expect

The park’s attractions page splits the rides into four groups. “Adrenaline Fun” holds the fast slides, with names such as Kukulcàn, Hurakán, Banzai, Tsunami, King Cobra and Báalam. “Family Fun” has rides like the Grand Canyon, Anaconda, Crazy Race and Surf Beach. “Chill Out & Play” is the slower area, with the Lakchaac pool. Kidzworld is for small children: the park describes it as the largest children’s water park in Mallorca, with 12 slides, in zones called Dragoland, Polynesia and MiniPark.

Food is the usual water-park offer: pizzas, beef burgers, salads and chips, plus snack and ice-cream kiosks spread round the park under the pine trees. There is a shop and a photo service. Picnics are only allowed in the areas set aside for them.

Prices and opening

These are the 2026 figures on the park’s prices page and calendar, checked November 2026. The 2027 prices and dates were not published yet.

  • One-day ticket, at the gate: adult (11 and over) 40 euros, child (5–10) 31 euros, mini (3–4) 18 euros, senior (65 and over) 31 euros.
  • One-day ticket, online: 38, 29, 18 and 29 euros for the same groups, on a selection of dates shown when you book.
  • Flexi-ticket (online, any one day of the season): adult 41 euros, child 32, mini 19, senior 32.
  • Packs (online): Family Pack, 2 adults and 2 children, 118 euros; Friends Pack, 4 adults, 136 euros.
  • Under 3s: free, with no ticket needed. There is no season pass.
  • Discounts at the ticket office only: 25% off the gate price for large families (familia numerosa) with their official card and ID. With a disability card of 33% or more, adults pay the child price, children of 5–10 pay the mini price and children up to 4 go free.
  • Extras: lockers 8 euros a day, sunbeds 6 euros, premium sunbeds 8 euros. A Fast Pass for quicker access to rides is sold online, with limited sales in the park.
  • Hours: 10:00–17:00 in May, June and September; 10:00–18:00 in July and August. Water rides close 15 minutes before the park.

There is no refund if rides close for maintenance or bad weather once you are inside.

Accessibility and safety

The park has a first-aid post with medical care, and lifeguards supervise the pools. Its rules ask pregnant visitors, and anyone unwell or under the influence of alcohol or drugs, not to use the rides. Swimwear is required: if you need to cover up for cultural, personal or religious reasons, wear lycra with no metal parts. Caps and hats are not allowed on the rides. Only swimming goggles may be worn on slides. You may not bring chairs, sun umbrellas, glass, tables, tents or pets. The park gives a disability discount, but we could not confirm which rides wheelchair users can use or the height limits per slide; ask at the ticket office.

Best time to visit

The longest days are in July and August, when the park stays open until 18:00. May, June and September have the shorter 10:00–17:00 day and can be cooler for swimming; we have no visitor figures, so we cannot say which weeks are quietest. Buy online if you can: choosing your date saves up to 2 euros per adult and child ticket, and Fast Pass sales on site are limited. The park is closed from late September to early May.

Nearby alternatives

  • Palma Cathedral (La Seu), 12.4 km away: the Gothic cathedral on Palma’s seafront, for a day in the city instead.
  • Puerto Portals, 16.9 km away: the marina at Portals Nous in Calvià, for a walk and a meal by the boats.
  • Serra de Tramuntana, 31.8 km away: the mountain range on the west coast, for walking rather than slides.
  • Caló des Moro, 37.1 km away: a small cove near Santanyí, if you would rather swim in the sea.
  • Cabrera Island, 42.2 km away: the national park archipelago off the south coast, reached by boat.

Western Water Park, Mallorca’s other big water park, lies about 21 km west near Magaluf. Distances are in a straight line from the centre of the park.

FAQ

When is Aqualand El Arenal open?

In 2026 it opened from 4 May to 27 September, closed on 8 and 9 May. Hours were 10:00–17:00 in May, June and September and 10:00–18:00 in July and August (checked November 2026).

How much are Aqualand El Arenal tickets?

In 2026 an adult ticket was 40 euros at the gate or 38 euros online on selected dates, a child (5–10) 31 or 29 euros, and children under 3 went free (checked November 2026).

Is there parking at Aqualand El Arenal?

Yes. The park’s car park costs 8 euros a day per vehicle, or 20 euros for a space with electric charging. Free car parks are mapped about 400 m west.

How do I get to Aqualand El Arenal by bus?

Take EMT Palma line 23 from Palma, which stops in front of the park’s car park. From other resorts, the park sells tickets with a coach included.

Can I bring my own food?

Picnics are allowed only in the zones set aside for them. Glass, chairs, umbrellas, tables and tents are not allowed in the park.

Sources and freshness

Checked 6 November 2026 · 10 sources Show

Checked 6 November 2026. Official: Aqualand El Arenal website: home, prices, calendar (2026 dates and hours), attractions, services (parking, lockers, sunbeds, first aid), park rules, how to get there and ticket + bus. Location, car parks, bus stops and distances: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), including the park outline. Photos: Wikimedia Commons, licences as credited.

How this page is made. CostaMap is written with an AI editorial system run by Ebizapple. This page is based on the sources listed above. Last updated 9 November 2026. Opening hours, prices and transport change; check the official source before you travel. How we work · Partner links and ads

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