Parque WOW
The water park closest to València, right next to the Bonaire shopping centre in Aldaia, about 20 minutes from the city centre. Across more than 9,000 m² there are slides up to 14-16 metres, pools for every age, floating walkways, jump zones and one of Spain's largest aquatic obstacle courses. A solid way to cool off without leaving l'Horta, and parking is free.
Parque WOW is the closest water park to the city of València. It sits right next to the Bonaire shopping centre in Aldaia, about 20 minutes from the city centre, and has become the go-to summer cool-down without leaving l'Horta Oest. Across more than 9,000 m² there are slides up to 14-16 metres tall, pools for every age, floating walkways, jump zones and one of Spain's largest aquatic obstacle courses.
What to expect
The park mixes thrills for the daring with gentle splashing for families. Its main areas:
- Tall slides for those chasing a shot of adrenaline.
- Pools designed for all ages, including the youngest visitors.
- Aquatic obstacle course, with floating walkways and jump zones.
Tips for your visit
- It's right by Bonaire, so you can pair a swim with shopping or a meal nearby.
- Parking is free, a real plus compared with other options in the area.
- Arrive early on hot days to grab a spot and make the most of the water.
- Bring sunscreen, flip-flops and some cash or a card for purchases inside.
If you're after more water plans near the city, take a look at our beaches guide or the region's other water parks.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to get into Parque WOW?
Parque WOW is a paid water park, so entry isn't free. It's best to check prices and tickets on its official website before you go.
Where is Parque WOW and how do you get there from València?
It's in Aldaia, right next to the Bonaire shopping centre in l'Horta Oest, just about 20 minutes from the centre of València. It has free parking.
What's at Parque WOW?
Across its 9,000-plus m² there are slides up to 14-16 metres high, pools for all ages, floating walkways, jumping zones and one of the largest water obstacle courses in Spain.
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