We have just returned from a week in Tenerife. Yesterday it was a toss-up between going on a boat for 2 hours, to watch some wild dolphins or going to the water park to see a dolphin show. The boat was costing €22 each, entrance to the park was €24.50 each. We opted for the Park. We got the mid-day... more

I went there in February 2008 with the wife and kids (age 9 and 7). If you don't like water slides then you are paying to just sit and sunbathe round a swimming pool. If you have kids or are a kid yourself then you will have a great time on the various slides. There is a range from the... more

I had visited the Aquapark last week when i was on holiday and i will say dont waste your money. There are better things to do elsewhere on the Island. On arrival there were long ques getting in. They advertise a second trip to the park for only 9 euros but seem hestitant to issue a ticket. "Come back later"... more

If you know what to expect its not too bad. First the que to get in was manic, and there is no shade, pre bought tickets can go through a separate entrance but there is such a mass of people you cannot see that entrance until you are upon it. After the entrance is an other que, after spending 30... more

We had a great time here in the Easter holidays. Worth the entry fee just for the dolphin show. Some good rides especially Boomerang. Bigger kids loved the diving board. We got there at opening time (10am) and queues didn't get too long until about 12. 23.5 euros for over 12's and 16.5 euros for 4-12's on the door, but... more

Some good rides, especially the boomerang, and a brilliant dolphin show but it’s spoilt by the expensive pricing. The problem with the pricing is that the cost only begins at the front door. After paying 23 euros to get in you then have to pay 3.5 euros for your sunbed and if want a rubber ring (needed for some of... more

we visited the water park when on holiday in august 2004 with another two couples. our ages ranged from 23-31. everyone had a great day out. remember you flip-flops as the pathways are sore on the feet and try not to run while round the pool area as my friend landed on her rear, which was very funny for us... more

This park was pretty good. (though pales in comparison to the likes of Australia and Orlando) The only real problem is the lack of shade (no much-especially bad in long lines) and the rough paths.....need to visit the chirpodist on your return (for burns from the groups and chapped skin) The day we went we had a fun time (all... more

We visited in August 2003. The park has concrete walkways which are rough and get VERY HOT - make sure you take flip flops to get to the rides! This was so uncomfortable my husband left the park early. Children liked all the rides. Some have salty water. I loved the Dolphin Show - this is a must if you... more