Wild Wadi Dubai: Complete Park Guide, Prices & Insider Tips

Wild Wadi: Quick look guide

Wild Wadi Waterpark Dubai wave pool with visitors enjoying water slides and attractions.

📍 Location:
Wild Wadi Waterpark is located in front of the iconic Burj Al Arab:
Jumeirah Street, Umm Suqeim 3, Dubai, UAE

🕒 Opening hours:
Open daily from 10am to 6pm (subject to change based on season or events). Check the timings before your visit.

🚗 Getting there:

By metro: Take the Red Line to Mall of the Emirates station, then a short taxi ride.
By bus: Routes 8, X28, 81, and 88 stop nearby.
By car: Paid parking is available at Wild Wadi and nearby Jumeirah hotels.

👙 Dress code:
Modest, appropriate swimwear is required. Transparent, offensive, or overly revealing clothing is not allowed. Regular clothes, jeans, and long flowing garments are prohibited on rides for safety reasons.

Wild Wadi timings

Visitors enjoying water rides at Wild Wadi Water Park, Dubai.

Wild Wadi opening hours

Daily hours
🕘 10am – 6pm

Ramadan timings
🕌 10am – 10pm (Closed on Fridays)

Ladies night
💃 Thursdays, 7pm – 11pm (June to August)

🔍 Heads up: Select rides, restaurants, and retail stores may run on slightly different schedules—best to check ahead if you’ve got your heart set on something.

Aerial view of Wild Wadi Waterpark in Dubai with wave pool and sun loungers.

Best time to visit

🏖️ Weekday mornings (Mon–Thu):
The calm before the crowds—shorter lines and cooler temps.

🍂 November to March:
Pleasant weather perfect for all-day exploring without the heat.

🌅 Summer evenings:
Catch the sunset glow and cooler breezes post 6 PM.

🚫 Weekends & holidays:
Expect peak crowds and longer waits—plan accordingly.

Where is Wild Wadi Waterpark

Wild Wadi is located in the upscale Jumeirah area of Dubai, right next to the Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah Beach Hotel.

Address: Jumeira St - opp. Burj Al Arab - Umm Suqeim - Umm Suqeim 3 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

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How to get to Wild Wadi

Children exploring KidZania Dubai via Dubai Metro station entrance.

By public transport

Metro + walk/taxi

Take the Red Line (M1) to Mall of the Emirates station (Station 32). From there:
- Walk ≈ 1 min (≈ 30 m), or
- Grab a short taxi/Uber (~AED 10–15)

Bus routes

RTA Bus numbers 8, 81, X28, F55A, and 88 stop within a 3–4 min walk of Wild Wadi.
The most direct: Bus 81 stops at “Wild Wadi–01”, just ~150 m (≈ 3 min walk) from the entrance.
Buses run every ~30 min.

Dubai taxi driving through city streets with skyscrapers in the background.

By car

Self-drive

Set GPS to Jumeirah St, Umm Suqeim 3, Dubai. Paid parking is available onsite and at nearby Jumeirah hotels, often complimentary for park visitors.
Traffic can be heavy on weekend afternoons; consider using Google Maps or the RTA Smart Drive app to check live traffic.

Taxi/Ride‑hailing

Order through Careem, Uber, or Dubai Taxi.
Typical fare from Downtown Dubai: AED 55–65, about 14 km in ~14 min.
From Bur Dubai or DMCC: AED 40–55, ~10–15 min travel.

Get more information on getting to Wild Wadi Waterpark here.

Know before you go to Wild Wadi Waterpark

Visitors enjoying a water slide at Wild Wadi Waterpark, Dubai, with iconic architecture in the background.

Wild Wadi offers a full suite of amenities to keep your day smooth and splash‑filled:

Lockers in three sizes (Small AED 48, Medium AED 69, Large AED 90)
Towels available for rent (AED 42 each)
Changing rooms, showers, and restrooms throughout the park
Prayer rooms and first‑aid stations for peace of mind
Select areas offer free Wi‑Fi
Private cabanas available for extra comfort along Juha’s Journey lazy river

Wild Wadi Waterpark view with slides and pools in Dubai, UAE.

Wild Wadi actively supports inclusion with:

Priority parking and drop‑off zones near the entrance
Wheelchair‑friendly access throughout the park
Accessible restrooms and changing facilities
25% ticket discount for people of determination
Priority or queue‑skip access on most rides for visitors with cognitive, mobility, hearing, visual or physical disabilities

Wild Wadi Waterpark Dubai with people enjoying water slides and wave pool.

Park attractions make it a great choice for all ages:

Juha’s Dhow & Lagoon offers over 100 water games for younger visitors
Juha’s Journey lazy river gives laid‑back fun for the family
Free life jackets available for children
Shady family cabanas with seats and tables
Baby‑changing facilities and stroller‑friendly paths

Wild Wadi water park entrance with rules sign in Dubai, UAE.

Modest swimwear required: no cotton, denim or transparent fabrics. Burkinis and rash guards are permitted.
Swim diapers are required for toddlers and available in store
Outside food or drinks are prohibited (except sealed water bottles or baby necessities)
Ride height and weight restrictions apply; diving, running, or rough behavior isn’t allowed
Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult aged 16+

Fuel up without leaving the fun zone. Wild Wadi has multiple casual dining spots.

Surfer’s Burgers: Grab burgers, chicken tenders, fries, and fountain drinks in shaded seating
Add a medium meal combo with your ticket. This includes a burger or a hot dog, fries, and soft drink
Other park outlets offer pizza, pasta, and halal/vegetarian options
Refillable drink stations and grab-and-go snack kiosks throughout the park

🥤 Pro tip: Pre-purchase your meal combo to save time and dirhams—and skip the decision fatigue when hunger strikes!

Wild Wadi Waterpark entrance with visitors checking timings in Dubai.

Need gear or souvenirs? You’re covered:

Retail outlets (Souk Al Wadi, Sindbad’s Cart, Shabandar’s Souk, Air Tattoo) sell swimwear, towels, sunscreen, toys, and souvenirs
Photo kiosks let you purchase ride action snaps
All purchases inside the park are made using a waterproof cashless wristband linked to your card or topped up at kiosks.

Frequently asked questions about visiting Wild Wadi Waterpark

What swimwear is permitted at Wild Wadi?

Modest swimwear such as speedos, bikinis (non-transparent), burkinis, and rash guards are allowed. Cotton and denim are not permitted. Swim diapers are mandatory for toddlers.

Are towel and locker rentals included in the park entry price?

No: lockers (AED 48–90) and towels (AED 42) are available for rent at additional cost. Bringing your own is an option.

Can I bring outside food and drinks?

Outside food and drinks are not permitted, apart from sealed water bottles and baby-related items.

Is the water park safe for young children and non-swimmers?

Yes, there’s a dedicated shallow play area, free life jackets, and lifeguards throughout. Children under 13 must be supervised by an adult.

Are there benefits for people of determination?

Yes, holders of the UAE People of Determination card receive a 25% discount on admission and priority access on most rides.