Des toboggans en spirale. Des glissades à vous faire frissonner. Des éclats de rire à n'en plus finir. Beaucoup d'espace pour vous détendre au soleil pendant que vos enfants s'amusent. Voilà la promesse du parc aquatique Slide & Splash de Lagoa et c'est encore plus incroyable cet été avec l'ouverture de l'attraction The Big Wave et Disco River.
Plongez dans l'effrayant Black Hole ou le Kamikaze long de 20 mètres. Frissonnez de plaisir en dévalant les très pentues Soft Slides. Vous pouvez également parcourir les eaux agitées de la Rapid River sur un donut en caoutchouc. C'est sans oublier les nouveaux venus. L'attraction The Big Wave, une balade riche en sensations pour quatre personnes sur l'eau avec une vague procurant une sensation de gravité O. Sur la Disco River, vous pourrez danser en musique et profiter du jeu de lumière, c'est une vraie discothèque en mouvement.
Vous y trouverez également un bain à remous géant, des terrasses bien exposées et une piscine de taille olympique, idéale pour vous baigner avec les enfants. Ajoutez des restaurants servant des pizzas, des hamburgers, des salades et des glaces. Vous aurez tous les ingrédients pour une sortie en famille réussie.
Parc aquatique Slide & Splash à Lagoa, Algarve - billet
- Une journée d'amusement et de jeux aquatiques à Slide & Splash
- Nouveaux toboggans pour l'été : The Big Wave et Disco River
- Toboggans et piscines pour les enfants de tous âges
- Terrasses de détente avec chaises longues
- Cafés et bars sur place
Frais d'entrée
Frais d'entrée
- Le prix pour les enfants s'applique à ceux qui mesurent plus de 1,00 m. Les enfants de moins de 1,00 m bénéficient de la gratuité
- Pour certaines attractions, des restrictions de taille et d'âge peuvent s'appliquer
- Parking gratuit pour tous les visiteurs
- Casiers, coffres-forts et chaises longues disponibles à la location
- Veuillez imprimer votre bon de confirmation à présenter à l'entrée du parc
- Le parc ouvre à 10h00 chaque jour et ferme à 17h00 du 1ᵉʳ avril au 31 mai et du 12 septembre au 31 octobre. Il ferme à 17h30 du 1ᵉʳ au 30 juin et à 18h00 du 1ᵉʳ juillet au 11 septembre
- Non adapté aux personnes en fauteuil roulant
- Les enfants doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte de plus de 18 ans à tout moment
- Apportez votre matériel de bain et de la crème solaire
- Apportez une serviette de bain
- Argent pour les dépenses personnelles ou les pourboires
- Repas et boissons non inclus
- Transfert non inclus
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