Aqualand Ticket, Dolphin Show

An admission ticket for Aqualand Costa Adeje, the water park in the Adeje area of the south coast, with the dolphin show named in the listing title.

Overview

Aqualand Costa Adeje is a self-guided water park day with a dolphinarium, the only one of its kind on the island. You enter through the main ticket desk and spend the day as you please across 55,000 square metres of slides, pools and children's zones, with a dolphin show included in your entry.

The ride lineup covers a wide range: Tsunami and Cyclones, the Rapids, Kamikazes, Flying Boats, Multisurf, Tornado, Twister Racer, Gravity and a wave pool. For a slower pace there is the Lava River, where you drift on a float, plus the Vulcano Spa, an open-air jacuzzi. Families with small children get Isla Pirata and Puerto Pirata, and several zones, including the wave pool and the pirate areas, are heated to 24 degrees.

This day suits families above all. It is a practical alternative when Siam Park feels too crowded, though reviewers who compare the two say the rides here are the lesser draw. The dolphin show is the anchor of the visit and gets consistent praise.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Arrive at the parkMake your own way to Aqualand Costa Adeje and enter through the main ticket desk. Parking is included.
2. Rides and poolsSpend the day freely across the slides, wave pool, Rapids and Lava River. Heated zones include the wave pool, Pirate Island, Puerto Pirata and the Vulcano Spa.
3. Children's zonesIsla Pirata and Puerto Pirata are set aside for younger visitors, with heated water.
4. Dolphin showThe show is included with entry and runs daily.
5. Depart at leisureThe park closes at 6:00 PM in July and August and at 5:00 PM the rest of the year, with last entry at 4:00 PM. Leave whenever you are ready; no return transfer is provided.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points will shape the day, drawn from the operator's information and from what reviewers repeatedly mention.

• Getting there. There is no hotel pickup or drop-off, so you arrange your own travel to the park in Costa Adeje. Parking is included. Enter through the main ticket desk.
• What to bring. The operator recommends a sun hat and sunscreen. One reviewer advised beach shoes, because the ground gets hot underfoot around the pools.
• Queues and pace. One family found the fast pass system confusing at first, with separate queues for inflatable collection, but said queues were manageable anyway.
• Food and extras. Lockers and sunbeds cost extra, and several reviewers found the on-site food expensive and average. One reviewer suggested bringing a picnic instead.
• The dolphin show. The show is included in entry and reviewers describe it as the highlight of the day, especially for children.
• Best suited to. Reviewers consistently frame this as a family park, with lots for children of primary age and enough big rides for adults. One reviewer with older children felt their kids had outgrown it, so it suits younger families best.

Common issues. The honest trade-off is against Siam Park: reviewers who visited both say the rides here are not as impressive, and one said they would not return now their children are older. Extra costs add up, since lockers, sunbeds and food are charged separately, and more than one reviewer called the food expensive. One reviewer found the queue system for inflatables and fast passes confusing at first. The park is open 365 days a year, but last entry is at 4:00 PM, so a late start cuts the day short.

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