15 Insane Waterparks Around the World That Will Blow Your Mind
Thrill seekers and families flock to waterparks, often putting millions of visitors in them yearly. Recent statistics indicate that the global waterpark industry produces over $5.3 billion annually, with over 1,200 waterparks worldwide bringing in more than 400 million annual guests.
The simple joy of water in these aquatic wonderlands can be an unforgettable experience. Get ready to visit the most outrageous, adrenaline-pumping waterparks on earth that took the limits of fun and imagination to a different level.
Siam Park – Tenerife, Spain
Siam Park is widely acclaimed as the best waterpark in the world for its exotic Thai-inspired theme. A near-vertical slide that hurtles riders down through a transparent tube through an aquarium of sharks is called the Tower of Power.
Waterbom Bali – Indonesia
Consistently rated as one of the best waterparks in Asia, Waterbom is located in tropical gardens in Bali. An oasis known for its eco-friendly design and pristine cleanliness, it’s more than a waterpark. It promises tranquil lazy rivers and pulse-pounding slides like The Climax.
Aquaventure Waterpark – Dubai, UAE
Aquaventure is spread across 42 acres in the only Atlantis, The Palm. It features record-breaking rides such as Leap of Faith, where you slide down an almost vertical drop through a ‘Shark Room.’ With its sprawling lazy river and private beachfront, this park is a luxurious thrill.
Beach Park – Fortaleza, Brazil
Insano is part of Beach Park, found on Brazil’s jaw-dropping coastline. It is 135 feet tall and reaches speeds of 65 mph. It is the ride of a lifetime, with outstanding ocean views, thrills, lots of family-friendly attractions, and adrenaline-pumping gaming.
Wild Wadi Waterpark – Dubai, UAE
This Arabian-inspired waterpark brings stories of Arabian folklore to life and features innovative rides such as Jumeirah Sceirah, which takes riders down at speeds of up to 50mph. The waterpark was also the first in the world to receive ISO certification for safety, making it a must-visit in the UAE.
Schlitterbahn Waterpark – Texas, USA
Schlitterbahn became an icon in the USA because it introduced many firsts in waterpark technology. It contains a variety of groundbreaking experiences, from creep-up water coasters to wave rivers. You can stay at their waterpark resort and soak up the fun all day long.
Yas Waterworld – Abu Dhabi, UAE
This Emirati-themed waterpark is a blast with over 40 rides geared towards all levels of thrillblast. Water fans love the Bandit Bomber, a hybrid rollercoaster with water elements, and Dawwama, the world’s first hydro-magnetic tornado slide. It is one of the highlights of any trip to Abu Dhabi.
Blizzard Beach – Florida, USA
A former ski resort… now a waterpark? The only place for this is Disney’s Blizzard Beach. Famed for its icy theme, it has the Summit Plummet, the second-tallest free-fall water slide in the world. It’s family-friendly, with attractions like team boat springs, which are great for all (ages).
Noah’s Ark Waterpark – Wisconsin, USA
The Scorpion’s Tail is a looping body slide redefining fast, exciting a race between steroids, and claiming the crown as ‘the largest waterpark in the USA.’ Noah’s Ark has all the triple combo you could wish for. The place was designed for families and thrill seekers in Wisconsin Dells.
Sunway Lagoon – Malaysia
On top of its waterpark, Sunway Lagoon houses over 90 attractions, including Malaysia’s most extensive artificial Surf Beach. And don’t forget the Vuvuzela, a funnel slide that will give you some adrenaline!
Caribbean Bay – South Korea
Caribbean Bay is among South Korea’s biggest waterparks, mixing indoor and outdoor pools surrounded by natural beauty and daring slides hand in hand. Mega Storm—slide with spins, drops, and water—surging moments—are its big draw.
Wet’n’Wild – Gold Coast, Australia
Gravity-defying rides like Tornado and the swirling darkness of Blackhole all live up to their name, Wet’n Wild. It’s also designed for families and has quieter zones, perfect for those who like relaxation rather than adrenaline.
Water World – Colorado, USA
Water World is famous for its diversity, from the raging Mile High Flyer slides to the calm Thunder Bay wave pool. It’s a favorite for travelers who want to shove extreme fun in and see too much of the view.
Tropical Islands Resort – Krausnick, Germany
Tropical Islands, located inside the shell of an old airship hangar, provide year-round aquatic fun. It is a tropical escape in the heart of Germany, complete with sandy beaches, a rainforest, and even a hot-air balloon ride.
Chimelong Water Park – Guangzhou, China
Asia’s largest waterpark wows visitors with thrilling rides like the Whizzard or Boomerang. Chimelong’s variety of attractions guarantees fun for the whole day, and the park is set in a luxurious garden.
Disclaimer: This list is solely the author’s opinion based on research and publicly available information.
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