Mario Park is the largest water park in Almería, a water park family perfect to spend a fantastic day of fun with your family, partner or with your friends. With more than 45,000m2 of surface, large green and shaded areas, a gastronomy offer to recharge your batteries and of course fun for all ages with the water as a fundamental element and the family as the protagonist. The area dedicated to the little ones has slides, multitracks, fun theming and the star attraction that is the Boomerang Junior, all in a pool on the beach surrounded by a large area of hammocks and umbrellas from which to rest in peace. If you are looking for strong emotions, you can try the attractions such as the Turbolance, the Kamikazes, Super Tornado, Black Hole and of course the Boomerang. If you want more moderate attractions, you can try Multitracks, Rio Bravo, Zig-Zag and don't forget the fun Wave Pool. And when it comes to enjoying a more relaxing bath, the Jacuzzi and Lago Azul await you with its terrace bar La Isla in the centre of the pool.
Mario Park Entrance Tickets
- Visit Mario Park, the largest water park in Almería
- Enjoy a fantastic day of fun with family, partner, or friends
- Experience thrilling attractions like the Turbolance, Kamikazes, Super Tornado and many more
Entrance ticket
Entrance ticket
Food and drinks
Food and drinks
Mariopark, Camino de las Salinas, Roquetas de Mar, Spain
Know in advance:
- You can enter the park with food, the only things that are forbidden to bring for security reasons, are glass containers and tin cans
- You can leave and re-enter the park. You'll be given a stamp at the entrance, so you can enter and exit as many times as you need
- The Park has restaurants for all tastes, from pizzerias or hamburgers and a great self-service to various kiosks
- The floats are included in the entrance fee
- Optional sun loungers, lockers and access to the VIP area are not included in the entrance fee
- All services available in the park can be paid by credit card
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