Aqualand is pretty expensive - however we paid at the doors rather than booking online which would have saved us some money. This was our first trip to Gran Canaria and we decided to just explore whilst we were there. Next time we would buy tickets offline in advance. It was very good though - easy to find a locker... More

This park has evolved over the years and now how has a great number of attractions. We went on a Friday in May and it was very quiet and therefore were able to go on many of the attractions more than once. The mornings are always quieter as the park fills up during the day. If you book on line... More

Aqualand is a somewhat overpriced for what it is. When we arrived (we had booked online £20 beforehand) we were told that an area of the park was closed and going by the other reviews this seems to be ongoing. The leaflets that you can pick up around Gran Canaria make this attraction seem like an all day activity- IT... More

Kids enjoyed the day, but at nearly 170 Euros to travel from Puerto Rico to Aqualand (25 minutes drive) and admission for 3 adults and two children was a bit excessive for some slides and a kids park. As I say though, kids enjoyed it as the don't see cost.

Rather expensive for what it is - a good water park, but not a fantastic water park. NOT worth 25 euros though (£22) and Siam Park in Tenerife is much better! Good thing was it was very quiet, so no queues

We were given tickets for aqualand and our children aged 15 and 9 were desperate to go. We arrived by taxi from Puerto Rico which was 26 euros. At the gate we were told that two large family areas were closed which looked as if they would have been a good base for our family. There is no indication as... More

big room and very comfortable with bath tub,big tv,free delivery if order any foods ...very clean and tidy ,smiley faces stuff just not free wifi hehe

Went herer for the day mid way throuhg our holiday, great day out, plenty to do for all ages. Even my dad, who has a bad ankle, managed a couple of slides. Food is well over priced, so would advise taking your own. Bus is fairly cheap to get there, €2.75 each way from Puerto Rico

If you book tickets online, take ID when collecting at the gate. When weather is hot the ground can become unbearable to walk on, your feet will quickly become blistered and sore, but they do let you wear flip-flops on the rides. when it is your turn just put your wrists through the flip-flops. Make sure you go on the... More