Aquasplash Antibes: The Perfect Family Water Park
Want to enjoy Aquasplash Antibes without unpleasant surprises? Between endless queues, hidden fees, and overcrowded attractions, your day can quickly turn into a nightmare. We reveal the keys to making the most of this family park: find strategic times to avoid the crowds, tips to save on dated or combo tickets, and even VIP zones that are worth their price. Benefit from our exclusive, family-tested advice to dodge the pitfalls: wear water shoes for hot flooring, plan for extra costs (parking, lockers), and enjoy the slides without wasting hours in line.
Prepare your visit to Aquasplash Antibes: prices, hours and access
What are the ticket prices and how to buy?
Aquasplash Antibes offers options for every need. To save money, choose dated tickets starting from €29.90. Pick this option if your dates are fixed!
Want flexibility? Choose open-date tickets at €32.90, valid for the entire 2025 season. A great stress‑free solution. Families will love the 2025 Season Pass at €129.90, paid off in 4 visits. The combo ticket with Adventure Golf (from €38.90 for adults and €33.80 for children) rounds out the offer.
| Ticket Type | Starting price | Main benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Dated Ticket | €29.90 | Most economical, ideal if your date is fixed. |
| Open-Date Ticket | €32.90 | Total flexibility, valid for the 2025 season. |
| 2025 Season Pass | €129.90 | Unlimited access all season, pays for itself in a few visits. |
| Combo Ticket (Aquasplash + Adventure Golf) | Adults: €38.90 Children (3–12): €33.80 |
Two parks for a full day of family activities. |
The water park holds the Travelers’ Choice award, based on 1,000+ recent reviews. Watch the extras: budget for lockers (€5–8) and loungers (€4). Children under 3 enter free. VIP zones near the lagoon include an AquaPass, a soft drink, a locker and a parking space from €25/person.
Opening hours and 2025 season calendar
The park is open 10:00 AM–7:00 PM, 7 days a week in high season. The 2025 season starts June 14. To confirm your dates, check Aquasplash’s official calendar. It avoids nasty surprises, especially with unexpected weather.
Queue‑dodging tip: aim for early slots (before 11 AM) or June/September, when crowds are about half. July weekends draw 3,000+ visitors/day. Combo tickets include Adventure Golf, a nice family break from the slides. Note the lagoon waves run every 30 minutes—check the park app.
How do you get to Aquasplash?
Find it at 306 Avenue Mozart, 06600 Antibes. Paid parking from €10—often full by 9:30 AM in high season. Prefer public transport or carpooling. The plastic flooring in queues can hit 60 °C in strong sun: bring suitable footwear. Bus line 205 (Cagnes‑sur‑Mer ↔ Antibes) stops at “Les Serres,” 500 m from the park.
Families can use the picnic area (coolers allowed only there). Dress code is strict: burkinis are allowed if they meet standards (sleeves above elbows, legs above knees). Rules change year to year—check conditions before you go. UV shirts are allowed, but goggles are banned on slides for safety.
Conquer the slides: complete guide to attractions for the whole family
For thrill‑seekers
Chasing thrills? Aquasplash Antibes’ slides are built for speed lovers. Side Winder, with its 10‑meter drop, delivers a jolt of adrenaline for two. Picture flying into a U‑turn at full tilt—with refreshing splashdowns!
Turbolance is a duo ride: tackle 100 meters of surprise turns in three stages. Why the hype? These rides mix safety and intensity—clear rules and vigilant staff. 85% of visitors leave beaming after these runs.
For the boldest, Rainbow Cannon is a must. A 12.5‑meter tube—transparent or opaque—with a final aqua loop. Spaceboat sends you into darkness before a giant funnel splashdown. Height 1.40 m+—worth the trip for thrill fans.
Moderate attractions for family fun
Triple Tour is perfect for friendly family races. Three parallel lanes, from 1.05 m. Need a breather? The wave pool rolls 30‑second sets every 30 minutes—pure fun (good vibes required!).
The Lagoon VIP area nearby lets you lounge on a Balinese bed while watching the kids. One in four adults chooses it for the calm. Reviews praise its family/leisure balance—great for alternating action and rest.
Little ones love the Lazy River for gentle floating, and the Kid’s Pool with colorful mini‑slides. Parents often find smiles restored here after long waits elsewhere.
The area for the youngest: Pirate Island
Pirate Island is paradise for kids 1.05–1.50 m tall. Spiral slides, waterfalls, and pirate decor create an immersive adventure. Bored parents? Nope—90% of families use this safe spot to grab a well‑earned break.
Water jets for playful battles, gentle curves—everything is safety‑first. One in three adults stays longer than planned thanks to the friendly vibe. The magic? Kids thrive safely under lifeguard supervision.
There’s a giant pirate ship for aquatic explorations. Kids climb, slide, and hunt “treasure” while parents relax on nearby loungers (€4). Often cited as “the soul of the park,” it embodies Aquasplash’s family spirit.
Services and practical information for a stress‑free day
On‑site dining or picnic: which to choose?
Want a quick, tasty meal? Aquasplash Antibes has variety: pizzas, burgers, nuggets, crêpes, waffles. Online menus discount up to 20% vs on‑site prices. The Splash Burger Menu includes a double burger, fries and a drink; the Pizza Margherita Menu (July–August) offers Italian pizza + drink. Click&Collect lets you order online and pick up fast—perfect to skip queues.
Families wanting to save can picnic. A dedicated area is provided, but note: coolers are banned past the footbaths—key to avoid water issues. It’s great for picky eaters or special diets, while keeping costs down.
Lockers, loungers and VIP areas: paid services
Lockers cost €5 (small) or €8 (large)—smart peace of mind. Book a VIP Area for a full bundle: AquaPass (priority on 6 rides), free drink, secure locker and parking. Balinese beds (€139.90) for 2 with premium service; cabanas (€159.90) include 4 loungers for groups, plus drinks and priority access. Located by the lagoon for maximum comfort.
Loungers (€4) are ideal to rest, but limited—arrive early. VIPs also get a dedicated pool to avoid crowds. Perfect for big families or groups wanting privacy.
Dress code and safety rules to know
To keep everyone safe, strict rules apply. Key points:
- Allowed: Classic swimsuits or swim shorts (above the knee).
- Not allowed: Bath dresses, sarongs, jeans, jogging pants, or underwear under shorts.
- Burkini / Lycra: Allowed if sleeves above elbows, legs above knees, and head uncovered on slides.
- Goggles: Forbidden on slides to prevent injuries—remove before riding.
- Kids’ safety: One adult per 4 minors; armbands for non‑swimmers. Rides like Side Winder require 1.20 m minimum if unaccompanied.
Following these avoids entrance hassles. Prep outfits ahead to enjoy the attractions fully! Skip UV shirts on slides—they get slippery. Cameras/phones are banned on rides, but pro photographers can capture highlights (paid option).
Reviews and tips to optimize your day at Aquasplash
Our tips for a successful visit
To get the most from Aquasplash Antibes, here are practical tips to avoid surprises and maximize family fun.
- Handle crowds: Go on weekdays or at 10:00 AM opening for shorter lines and fewer people.
- Protect your feet: Surfaces get scorching hot—wear water shoes (jellies) to move safely between rides.
- Anticipate costs: Budget extras: parking (€10), lockers (€5–8), loungers (€4), and food (often pricier on‑site).
- Hydrate: Bring water bottles (allowed in picnic area) or plan to buy drinks on site.
What visitors say: highlights and watch‑outs
Reviews are mixed. Here’s a quick summary to weigh before you go.
Many praise the rides and chilled vibe. In 2025, it won Travelers’ Choice for consistently great feedback.
Still, some caveats:
- High‑season crowds: July–August waits can hit an hour on some rides. The park can feel “too small” for peak numbers.
- Ancillary fees: Parking, lockers and loungers can add up to ~€20 per person—often criticized for transparency.
- Cleanliness: Some report end‑of‑day wear, especially in restrooms/changing areas.
Accessibility for visitors with reduced mobility (PRM)
Aquasplash Antibes offers accommodations, but some limits remain.
Slides require stairs, generally excluding wheelchair users. Main paths, the lagoon, eateries and rest areas are accessible.
Discounted rates are available: €19.90 for PRM adults and their companions, €15.90 for children. Proof required; tickets are non‑refundable and not combinable.
Contact the park before visiting for details on adapted facilities and access conditions to ensure a smooth, safe experience.
Aquasplash Antibes offers family‑friendly slides and chill‑out zones. Affordable pricing, flexible tickets and attractions for everyone draw water‑fun fans. Despite crowd/fee concerns, its 2025 Travelers’ Choice award makes it a summer must‑do for families and friends.FAQ About Aquasplash Antibes 2025
Ticket prices vary by visit type. Dated tickets start at €29.90—great if you have a fixed date. “Open Date” tickets from €32.90 are valid all season 2025. The 2025 Season Pass (€129.90) offers unlimited access. Combo tickets with Adventure Golf include adult/child options at varying prices. Remember extra fees may apply (parking €10, lockers €5–8).
Aquasplash Antibes is open 10:00 AM–7:00 PM, Friday through Thursday during high season. The 2025 season starts June 14 and runs into September. For exact times on your date, check the official calendar on Aquasplash’s website to plan without surprises.
Pirate Island is the kids’ hub, with mini-slides, water jets and a giant pirate ship. It’s a secure area for supervised play. Parents love this family zone for alternating rest and games. Moderate slides like Triple Tour are also accessible to kids when accompanied by an adult.
Yes—picnics are allowed in the dedicated area, but coolers are banned past the footbaths. The park also has restaurants with varied menus (pizza, burgers, crêpes). To save, pre-buy meals online. On-site food can be pricey, so budget accordingly if you want to control costs.
Aquasplash offers reduced rates for PRM visitors (€19.90 adults, €15.90 children) with proof. Main paths, the lagoon and some relaxation areas are accessible, but most attractions involve stairs, limiting access to slides. Contact the park directly before your visit for specifics on facilities.
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