Wild Wadi Waterpark Dubai Reopens: Ticket Prices, Rides and Timings

Wild Wadi Waterpark Welcomes Visitors Back

Dubai’s popular Wild Wadi Waterpark has reopened following a temporary closure, giving residents and tourists another option for a fun-filled day out.

Located in Jumeirah near the iconic Burj Al Arab, the waterpark is known for its thrilling slides, wave pool and family-friendly attractions.

Its return is welcome news for families looking for outdoor entertainment in the cooler months.

Visitors should check the latest operating information before travelling, as schedules and availability may change.

Ticket Prices and Opening Hours

Wild Wadi’s advertised day passes start at Dh149 for UAE residents and Dh199 for visitors from outside the UAE, although prices may vary depending on the offer and booking conditions.

The park’s regular operating hours are 10am to 6pm, Monday to Sunday, subject to changes for special events and holidays.

Guests can check available dates and current ticket offers before booking.

Additional options, including private cabanas and dining upgrades, may be available at extra cost.

More Than 30 Rides and Attractions to Explore

The waterpark offers more than 30 rides and attractions for visitors of different ages and adventure levels.

Thrill-seekers can try Jumeirah Sceirah, while Tantrum Alley offers twisting slides and exciting turns.

Families with younger children can enjoy Juha’s Dhow and Lagoon, which features water games and child-friendly slides.

Visitors looking for a slower experience can relax on Juha’s Journey or enjoy the waves at Breaker’s Bay, making the park suitable for a variety of preferences.

What Visitors Should Know Before Going

Wild Wadi is situated in Umm Suqeim 3, opposite the Burj Al Arab, and is accessible to residents and tourists planning a day in Dubai.

Guests should wear appropriate swimwear, follow lifeguard instructions and check height restrictions for individual rides.

Children aged 13 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or above.

Outside food and drinks are generally not permitted, so visitors should review the park’s rules and available dining facilities before arriving to make their visit smoother.