Aquatica Orlando Water Park Entry Ticket
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USD 58.81
Drop through a trapdoor on Orlando’s steepest multi-drop tower. Race eight friends head-first down Taumata Racer. Then collapse onto 80,000 square feet of white sand beach with a wave rolling in beside you.
Aquatica Orlando is SeaWorld’s tropical water park, where high-speed thrills, two side-by-side wave pools and two very different lazy rivers sit in one place. Grab your Aquatica tickets and dive into the best splash day in Orlando!
Aquatica Orlando is SeaWorld’s tropical water park, where high-speed thrills, two side-by-side wave pools and two very different lazy rivers sit in one place. Grab your Aquatica tickets and dive into the best splash day in Orlando!
Key Highlights
- Experience thrilling water slides and free-fall rides.
- Race friends on high-speed racing slides.
- Enjoy wave pools, lazy rivers, and rapids.
- Try exciting water rides like Ray Rush.
- Let kids play in dedicated splash zones.
- Relax on the 80,000-square-foot sandy beach.
About Aquatica Orlando Water Park Entry Ticket
Opened in 2008 as SeaWorld’s Orlando water park, Aquatica has grown into one of Central Florida’s most loved places to spend a hot day. It sits just across from SeaWorld on Central Florida Parkway, minutes from International Drive, and blends high-energy thrills with wide open beaches in a way few water parks manage.
The thrill lineup is genuinely strong. Ihu’s Breakaway Falls drops you through a trapdoor on the steepest multi-drop tower in Orlando. Riptide Race pits two riders against each other on the world’s tallest dueling racer. Taumata Racer sends eight sliders head-first down a staggeringly steep hill, while Ray Rush, Omaka Rocka, Whanau Way, Reef Plunge and KareKare Curl each deliver something different, from funnel walls to weightless curls.
For anything slower, Aquatica has two lazy rivers rather than one. Loggerhead Lane is the gentle drift, while Roa’s Rapids is the not-so-lazy version that sweeps you along at pace. Cutback Cove and Big Surf Shores are side-by-side wave pools, one rolling and energetic, the other calmer, and both open onto a vast stretch of white sand with loungers waiting.
Families are particularly well served. Walkabout Waters is an enormous play structure with tipping buckets and spraying jets, and Turi’s Kid Cove is built for the smallest visitors. Cabanas, all-day dining and the Quick Queue upgrade are available if you want to make the day easier.
Book through Thrillark and secure your park day at the best available rate, so you can head straight for the water.
The thrill lineup is genuinely strong. Ihu’s Breakaway Falls drops you through a trapdoor on the steepest multi-drop tower in Orlando. Riptide Race pits two riders against each other on the world’s tallest dueling racer. Taumata Racer sends eight sliders head-first down a staggeringly steep hill, while Ray Rush, Omaka Rocka, Whanau Way, Reef Plunge and KareKare Curl each deliver something different, from funnel walls to weightless curls.
For anything slower, Aquatica has two lazy rivers rather than one. Loggerhead Lane is the gentle drift, while Roa’s Rapids is the not-so-lazy version that sweeps you along at pace. Cutback Cove and Big Surf Shores are side-by-side wave pools, one rolling and energetic, the other calmer, and both open onto a vast stretch of white sand with loungers waiting.
Families are particularly well served. Walkabout Waters is an enormous play structure with tipping buckets and spraying jets, and Turi’s Kid Cove is built for the smallest visitors. Cabanas, all-day dining and the Quick Queue upgrade are available if you want to make the day easier.
Book through Thrillark and secure your park day at the best available rate, so you can head straight for the water.
Inclusions
- Full-day admission to Aquatica Orlando
- Access to all water slides, wave pools and lazy rivers
- Access to Walkabout Waters and Turi’s Kid Cove
- Use of the white sand beach and lounge chairs
- Complimentary lifejackets
Exclusions
- Parking
- Food and drinks
Insiders' Tips
Arrive before the gates open to claim the best lounge chairs, since prime beach spots near the wave pools go within the first hour on busy days.
Additional Information
Operating Hours
Child Policy
Accessibility & Facilities
Restrictions
- Hours vary by date and season, usually opening between 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM.
- Extended hours may apply during summer.
- AquaGlow operates on select summer evenings.
Child Policy
- Height restrictions apply to most rides.
- Lifejackets are required for certain attractions based on height.
- Children must be supervised by an adult.
Accessibility & Facilities
- Wheelchair access is available at selected attractions.
- Complimentary lifejackets are provided.
- Lockers, towels, cabanas, dining outlets, and gift shops are available.
Restrictions
- The park is cashless.
- Outside food, drinks, and coolers are not allowed.
- Appropriate swimwear is required.
- Attractions may close due to maintenance or weather.
- Height and lifejacket requirements must be followed.
Cancellation Policy
This ticket is non-refundable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in an Aquatica Orlando ticket?
Your ticket covers full-day admission with unlimited access to every slide, wave pool and lazy river in the park. Walkabout Waters, Turi’s Kid Cove and the white sand beach are included, along with complimentary lifejackets. Parking, food, lockers, towels and Quick Queue are extra.
What are the Aquatica Orlando opening hours?
Hours change daily by season, typically opening between 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM and closing anywhere from late afternoon to early evening. Summer brings the longest days. Check the park hours calendar for your specific visit date before travelling.
What are the best rides at Aquatica Orlando?
Ihu’s Breakaway Falls is the signature thrill, dropping you through a trapdoor on Orlando’s steepest multi-drop tower. Riptide Race is the world’s tallest dueling racer, and Taumata Racer sends eight people head-first down a steep hill. For something calmer, Loggerhead Lane and the twin wave pools are the favourites.
Is Aquatica Orlando good for young children?
Yes, it is one of Orlando’s most family-friendly water parks. Walkabout Waters is a huge play structure with tipping buckets and jets, and Turi’s Kid Cove is built specifically for small children. Complimentary lifejackets are available throughout the park.
What are the height requirements at Aquatica Orlando?
Most thrill slides require a minimum height of either 42 or 48 inches. Several attractions require riders under 48 inches to wear a lifejacket, and Roa’s Rapids requires one under 51 inches. The wave pools and children’s areas have no height limit.
How do I get to Aquatica Orlando?
The park sits on Central Florida Parkway directly across from SeaWorld Orlando, less than 10 minutes from International Drive. On-site parking is available for a fee. Rideshare and the I-Ride Trolley from International Drive hotels both serve the park.
Can I bring my own food to Aquatica Orlando?
No, outside food, drinks and coolers are not permitted inside the park. Several dining outlets operate on site, and an All-Day Dining Deal can be added to your visit. Note that Aquatica is completely cashless, so bring a card.
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