Aqualand Torremolinos: Tickets, Opening Dates and Height Rules

Aqualand Torremolinos, at Calle Cuba 10, sells adult tickets for €39 at the gate and from €37 online, according to its own ticket page. Its 2026 calendar has the park open into October – on Tuesdays to Saturdays by late October – and closed from 1 November to 31 March 2027. Nine of its 17 attractions need a minimum height of 1.20 m, so measure children before you go.

How much are Aqualand Torremolinos tickets?

The park's own ticket page, read on 8 October 2026, lists €39 for an adult at the gate and from €37 online; the child and senior tickets are €31 and from €29.

The same page lists a Flexiticket at €40 for an adult, a Family Pack from €114 for two adults and two children, and a 2 Parks Ticket at €45.50 for an adult; it also lists a second-visit ticket at €19.50, valid for 30 days and bought on the first visit's day. It adds a youth-card ticket at the gate and a reduced rate for visitors with a disability on showing accreditation.

Booking through a reseller does not change the gate price in our check: the GetYourGuide listing showed €39 on 14 August 2026. What a reseller adds is free cancellation and a fixed date; the park says it can change prices, discounts and dates at any time. The park's page does not give the age bands behind "child" and "mini", so check them when you buy.

When is Aqualand Torremolinos open?

The park's own calendar shows it open until 31 October 2026 and closed from 1 November 2026 to 31 March 2027. It had not published 2027 opening dates when we read it, so don't assume a start date.

Hours on the calendar are 10:00–17:00 on most dates and 10:00–18:00 in the second half of August, and the park says rides stop 30 minutes before closing. The park can change hours or close rides for weather or maintenance without a refund, according to its rules, so check the calendar for your date.

Which Aqualand rides have a height limit?

Nine of the 17 attractions on the park's website carry a minimum height of 1.20 m: Boomerang, Crazy Cones, Huari, Hurakán, La Mina, Namaka, Speed Racer, Tsunami and Tukakame. The listings add weight limits for the float rides (Hurakán and Tsunami, 60–120 kg on a single float) and 180–240 kg for Tukakame's triple float.

Six attractions have no age or height restriction: Crazy Race, Kukulcán, Pirate Bay, Hidromasaje, Waterfall Bay and Surf Beach. Surf Beach is a wave pool of 1,440 m² with waves of more than a metre, according to the park, and Kukulcán is an eight-lane mat slide.

For small children, Children's Paradise has a maximum height of 1.40 m and Seta Acuática a maximum of 1.20 m, according to the listings. We found no lazy river among the 17 attractions, so don't plan the day around one.

Can you take food into Aqualand Torremolinos?

Yes: the park allows food and drink to be brought in, to be consumed in the designated areas, but not glass containers, chairs, parasols or tables. Hammocks and sunloungers must stay where they are placed, and children under 16 cannot enter without an adult, according to the park's rules. Phones and cameras are banned on rides.

How do you get to Aqualand Torremolinos?

The park is at Calle Cuba 10, 29620 Torremolinos; its website lists the Cercanías stop Torremolinos La Nogalera and the bus lines T-1, T-2, M-110, M-112, M-120, M-121, M-123, M-124, M-125 and M-126. We haven't measured the walk from the station, so we give no time. For the train and the airport, see our practical tips for Torremolinos.

Is Aqualand Torremolinos worth it?

Yes for children above 1.20 m and for anyone who wants slides, in our judgement; less so for a young family if the children can't ride most things. That is why the height list matters. For a shorter day with children, see Torremolinos with children, and for hotels near the park, family hotels in Torremolinos.

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