Set in the heart of Jumeirah opposite the Burj Al Arab, Wild Wadi Waterpark is one of Dubai's best-loved family attractions — themed around the folklore of Juha and packed with more than 30 rides, from gentle lazy rivers to a 33-metre free-fall slide. Here's everything you need to plan your visit.
| Wild Wadi Waterpark — quick facts | |
|---|---|
| Location | Jumeirah, opposite Burj Al Arab, Dubai |
| Opening hours | Daily 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (extended in peak summer) |
| Rides & attractions | 30+ slides, pools and rides |
| Signature ride | Jumeirah Sceirah — 33 m tall, up to 80 km/h |
| Day pass from | ~AED 269 (often cheaper online; Visa Mondays from ~AED 119) |
| Best for | Families, thrill-seekers, all ages |
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Is Wild Wadi open? Opening hours
Yes — Wild Wadi is open every day from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with hours often extended during peak summer and public holidays. For the calmest experience, arrive at opening on a weekday, when queues are shortest. Hours can change seasonally, so confirm your date when you book.
Wild Wadi rides and attractions
Wild Wadi packs over 30 rides and attractions across thrill, family and relaxation zones. Here are the highlights, from adrenaline slides to gentle floats.
| Ride | Type | Thrill level | What to expect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jumeirah Sceirah | Free-fall slide | 🔥 Extreme | Dubai's tallest waterslide at 33 m — a near-vertical drop hitting up to 80 km/h |
| Burj Surj | Raft bowl | 🔥 High | Spin around a giant bowl before splashing into the pool |
| Tantrum Alley | Tornado raft | 🔥 High | Three whirlpools in a row — for nerves of steel |
| Master Blaster | Uphill water coaster | 🔥 High | Eight interlinked slides that shoot you uphill and down |
| Breaker's Bay | Wave pool | 🌊 Moderate | The Middle East's largest wave pool, with waves up to 1.5 m |
| Flow Riders / Wipeout & Riptide | Surf simulator | 🌊 Moderate | Try surfing and bodyboarding with instructor help |
| Juha's Dhow & Lagoon | Kids' zone | 👶 Gentle | 100+ mini-slides, tipping buckets and play features for children |
| Lazy River / Flood River | Float ride | 👶 Gentle | Drift past park views; suitable for all ages |
Ladies' Night: every Thursday, Wild Wadi hosts a women-only evening (ticket around AED 195) with female-only staff — a culturally comfortable space to enjoy the park.
Wild Wadi tickets & prices
Booking online in advance is the cheapest way in and guarantees entry on busy days. Prices vary by season and residency, but here's what to expect.
| Ticket | Indicative price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard day pass | from ~AED 269 | All-day access to all rides |
| Day Pass + All-You-Can-Eat | ~AED 370 | All-day access + meals before 4:30 PM |
| Visa Mondays (select dates) | from ~AED 119 | Full-day entry — the best value if your visit is flexible |
| Annual Pass (Silver / Gold / Platinum) | ~AED 495 / 595 / 795 | Unlimited visits + F&B and retail discounts (Gold/Platinum add fast-track) |
| Private Cabana | from ~AED 3,000 | Table, 4 loungers, towels, VIP fast-track |
Prices are indicative and change with season and promotions — always confirm the live price at checkout. 👉 See today's Wild Wadi prices or browse all Dubai waterpark tickets.
Where is Wild Wadi located & how to get there
Wild Wadi Waterpark sits in Jumeirah, directly opposite the Burj Al Arab and beside the Madinat Jumeirah complex (Umm Suqeim 3, Dubai).
- By taxi / ride-hailing: about a 20-minute drive from Downtown Dubai — the easiest, most direct option.
- By metro + bus: take the Red Line to Mall of the Emirates, then a short taxi or RTA bus (routes serving Jumeirah Beach Road) to the park.
- By car: follow Umm Suqeim St (D63) and Jumeirah St (D94) to Wild Wadi Service Road; parking is available on site.
Nearby, you can also pair your trip with a Burj Al Arab experience.
Food, dining & facilities
The park has plenty of restaurants, cafés and kiosks — from pizza, burgers and salads to ice cream and children's menus. Outside food, alcohol and bottles over one litre aren't permitted. On-site you'll also find changing rooms, first-aid stations, prayer areas, a gift shop, and VIP cabanas at the base of the Lazy River and Wave Pool.
Tips for visiting Wild Wadi
- Go early on a weekday to beat the crowds and cut queue times.
- Swimwear is required on all slides — no buttons, metal fittings, sunglasses or contact lenses on the rides. General clothing should be modest and non-transparent.
- Wheelchair accessible: the park is fully equipped for step-free movement.
- Book online to lock in the lowest price and skip the ticket window.
Wild Wadi Waterpark FAQs
What are Wild Wadi's opening hours?
Wild Wadi Waterpark is open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with hours often extended during peak summer and public holidays. Times can change seasonally, so confirm when you book.
How many rides does Wild Wadi have?
Wild Wadi has more than 30 rides and attractions, ranging from the 33-metre Jumeirah Sceirah free-fall slide and the Master Blaster water coaster to the Breaker's Bay wave pool and the kids' Juha's Dhow & Lagoon area.
What is the tallest/fastest slide at Wild Wadi?
The tallest and fastest is Jumeirah Sceirah, standing 33 metres high with a near-vertical drop that reaches speeds of up to 80 km/h — one of the tallest waterslides in the region.
How much are Wild Wadi tickets?
Standard day passes start from around AED 269, with a Day Pass + All-You-Can-Eat option near AED 370. Select "Visa Mondays" offer full-day entry from about AED 119. Booking online in advance is usually cheaper.
Does Wild Wadi have an annual pass?
Yes. Silver, Gold and Platinum annual passes (roughly AED 495 / 595 / 795) offer unlimited visits plus food and retail discounts, with Gold and Platinum adding fast-track access.
Where is Wild Wadi located?
Wild Wadi Waterpark is in Jumeirah, Dubai, directly opposite the Burj Al Arab and next to the Madinat Jumeirah complex, about a 20-minute drive from Downtown Dubai.
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