About Aquatica Orlando
Aquatica Orlando offers a unique family-friendly experience with a dedicated kids' section resembling a mini water park, making it ideal for families with young children. The park features a mix of thrilling rides and relaxing areas, ensuring a fun day for all ages.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Families looking for a fun day out with young childrenParents wanting a mix of relaxation and adventureSeason pass holders who frequent the parkToddlers (1-4 years): Enjoyable slides and water play areasYoung children (5-10 years): Thrilling rides and attractions suitable for their age
Why families love it
- Dedicated kids' section with slides suitable for toddlers
- Well-maintained facilities and amenities
- Clean life jackets available in various sizes
- Helpful staff and easy navigation throughout the park
- Multiple lazy rivers with varying intensity
- Plentiful lounge chairs for relaxation
Insider tips
- Arrive early to maximize your time, as the park closes at 6 PM
- Bring your own towels to avoid rental fees
- Consider eating breakfast before arriving, as dining options are pricey ($45 all-day dining)
Good to know before you go
- Visiting on days when many rides are closed
- Peak times during summer weekends when crowds are larger
- Some rides were not operational during visits
- Limited food options, particularly healthy choices
- Cashless payment system may inconvenience some guests
- Crowds
- Weekdays, especially Mondays, tend to be less crowded compared to weekends
- Value
- Tickets were noted at $50 when purchased in advance. Parking costs $35 plus taxes, with lockers starting at $25. While food prices can be high, bringing your own snacks could save money.
- Food
- Cashless payment system in place
- Accessibility
- Clean and spacious locker rooms and restrooms available
- Safety
- Clean life jackets provided for safety
What parents say
"Parking is $35 + taxes. On the day we went, parking was plentiful. A few of the top rides were down, but even so, only 1 ride had a line. But it was a short wait, no complaints. We enjoyed being on both lazy river, one was not so lazy. Also, lots of stairs to climb for the rides. It was an overall fun day. There are showers in the changing area of the restrooms, which was a good surprise. If you don't plan on eating there ($45 all-day dining), make sure you eat a good breakfast before. We didn't see any maps/guides at the entrance, but it's a good idea to have 1 with you."
3 weeks ago
"We're season pass holders. This is the first time I have been to a water park where the kids' section is really like a mini water park. I have a 3 tear old and 18minth old and they both were able to go down water slides even the one with inner tube's it was great park closes at 6 so get there early and when down go across the street to see world which doesn't close until 10 you'll still have a chance to get on rides or experience the Orca encounter check times"
a week ago
"Definitely one of the best water parks I've been too! I went while on my senior trip and it was so easy to navigate. They even had water squirters near the floor to clean your feet or to cool you down!"
a week ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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