Western Water Park (Magaluf, Mallorca)

Western Water Park (also called Western Park) is a Wild West-themed water park at Sa Porrassa, on the Cala Figuera road just inland of Magaluf in Calvià, off exit 13 of the Palma–Andratx motorway. The park puts it 15 minutes from Palma and 5 minutes from Palmanova, and regular buses 106 and 123 stop outside. In 2026 an adult one-day ticket cost 36 euros online (checked November 2026). It suits families staying around Magaluf, Palmanova and Santa Ponça; skip it in winter, when the park is closed.

Quick facts

• Names: Western Water Park or Western Park; the operator also writes Western Park Magaluf. In Spanish it is a parque acuático (water park).
• What: outdoor water park built round a Wild West theme, with thrill slides, family rides, a children’s area (Kidzworld) and themed food outlets.
• Where: Ctra. Cala Figuera a Sa Porrassa, 07181 Magaluf (municipality of Calvià), the address on the park’s site.
• Coordinates: 39.5060, 2.5169 (centre of the park on OpenStreetMap).
• Season: closed until the 2027 season, the site says (checked November 2026). We could not load the 2026 calendar dates.
• Hours: the calendar shows two opening patterns, 10:00–17:00 and 10:00–18:00; water rides close 15 minutes before the park.
• Adult ticket 2026: 36 euros online for a chosen date; Flexi-ticket 39 euros (checked November 2026).
• Parking: 8 euros a day.
• Phone: +34 626 36 28 59 (park website).

Access and parking

By car: take the Palma–Andratx motorway and leave at exit 13, says the park’s directions page. It quotes 15 minutes from Palma, 5 minutes from Palmanova and about 50 minutes from Pollença, Alcúdia, Can Picafort, Cala Millor, Cala Ratjada, Calas de Mallorca and Cala d’Or.

Parking: the park car park costs 8 euros a day (park services page, checked November 2026). On OpenStreetMap the paid customer car park lies about 90 m east of the park centre, with a strip of roadside customer parking to the north-east.

By bus: the park lists regular bus lines from Palma and Palmanova (line 106) and from Magaluf, Santa Ponça and Peguera (line 123). OpenStreetMap shows two stops of the island’s TIB network, “Parc aquàtic 1” and “Parc aquàtic 2 (Sa Porrassa)”, 125–145 m from the park centre. We could not confirm the 2026 timetables.

Ticket plus bus: the park’s ticket + bus page sells tickets with a coach from the north of the island (Can Picafort, Playa de Muro, Alcúdia, Cala Sant Vicenç and Port de Pollença). In 2026 it ran on Monday 6 April and every Friday in April, on Wednesdays and Fridays in May, and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from June to October. A free bus is listed for guests in Peguera and Santa Ponça. The coach from the Cala d’Or area was marked as not running.

What to expect

The park sells itself on its theme: a Wild West town with water rides. The home page lists the main attractions as the Boomerang, Gran Cañón, La Bestia, Big Hole, Crazy Horses, Huracán and Tornado, plus the Cascada for a calmer swim and Tam Tam Splash. Kidzworld, for small children, has four zones called El Álamo, Daky Park, Coyote Park and La Ponderosa.

Food outlets follow the theme. In the “Westernland” area are Wild Búfalos, a fast-food counter, and Pizzería Morricone, with pizzas, salads, burgers, escalopes and chips. “Indian Town” has the Sioux fast-food stand and “El Paso” has La Ola. There is an ice-cream parlour and a sweet shop. The souvenir shop sits in the park’s old railway station building and sells swimwear, sun cream, towels and armbands. There is also a photo service.

Prices and opening

These are the figures shown on the park’s home page and services page, checked November 2026. The full price table on the park’s tickets page could not be opened from our research setup, so child and senior prices are not given here; check them when you book.

• One-day ticket (online, chosen date): adult 36 euros. Choosing your date saves up to 2 euros per adult ticket.
• Flexi-ticket (online, any one day of the season): adult 39 euros.
• Family Pack (online): 2 adults and 2 children, 112 euros.
• Under 3s: children aged 0–2 go in free (park groups page).
• Extras: lockers 8 euros a day, sunbeds 6 euros, premium sunbeds 8 euros, parking 8 euros a day. A Fast Pass for quicker access to rides is sold online; sales in the park are limited.
• Groups and birthdays: group prices need at least 25 paying people. Birthday parties for at least 10 children cost 33 euros per child, ticket and menu included (groups and events page).
• Hours: the calendar uses 10:00–17:00 and 10:00–18:00 days. The park reserves the right to change dates and hours.

Accessibility and safety

Best time to visit

Go on a hot day in the main season and arrive at opening time to get a sunbed and shorter queues; buying a Fast Pass online is the park’s own answer to waiting times. We have no visitor figures, so we cannot say which weeks are quietest. In 2026 the coach from the north ran from April to October, which gives an idea of the season; check the calendar before you go, because the park is closed in winter.

Nearby alternatives

• Puerto Portals, 5.2 km away: the marina at Portals Nous, also in Calvià, for a walk and a meal by the boats.
• Port d’Andratx, 11.9 km away: a harbour town at the south-west tip of the island.
• Palma Cathedral (La Seu), 13.2 km away: Palma’s Gothic cathedral, for a day in the city.
• Sa Dragonera, 19.1 km away: the island nature park off Sant Elm, reached by boat.
• Aqualand El Arenal, 20.9 km away: Mallorca’s other big water park, in S’Arenal east of Palma.

Distances are in a straight line from the centre of the park.

FAQ

Where is Western Water Park?

At Sa Porrassa, on the Cala Figuera road in Calvià, just inland of Magaluf. By car, leave the Palma–Andratx motorway at exit 13. Coordinates: 39.5060, 2.5169.

How much are Western Water Park tickets?

In 2026 an adult one-day ticket cost 36 euros online for a chosen date, a Flexi-ticket 39 euros and a Family Pack for 2 adults and 2 children 112 euros (checked November 2026). Children aged 0–2 go in free.

Is there parking at Western Water Park?

Yes. The park’s car park costs 8 euros a day and sits right next to the park.

How do I get to Western Water Park by bus?

Line 106 runs from Palma and Palmanova, and line 123 from Magaluf, Santa Ponça and Peguera. The stops are about 150 m from the park.

Is Western Water Park open in winter?

No. In November 2026 the park’s site says it is closed until the 2027 season.

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