Guadalpark Sevilla

About Guadalpark Sevilla

Guadalpark opened in 1988 on the eastern edge of Seville, in what is now the Sevilla Este district, about 8 km from the cathedral. It traded as Aquópolis Sevilla from 1999 and took back its original name in 2021. The rides are spread over a landscaped slope with pines, lawns and palms.

The big slides are Kamikaze, a steep drop reaching about 40 km/h (minimum 120 cm), and the enclosed Black Hole and Turbolance, ridden on double rings, with an adult for children under 140 cm. Families share the Mamut open slide, the Rapids ring ride (110 cm), the four Zig Zag slides and racing mat slides (100 cm). There is a wave pool, the calm Blue Lagoon and a jacuzzi. Mini Park Infantil is for under-90 cm and Mini Park, with tipping buckets, for 90 to 140 cm. Bumper boats and karts are recent additions.

In 2026 it opened daily from 30 May to 6 September, 12:00 to 19:00 (20:00 from 11 July to 23 August). Box-office tickets cost €29.50 over 140 cm and €20.90 for children 90 to 140 cm and seniors; under 90 cm go free, and online is cheaper. You may bring food (no glass or tins) to the picnic terrace. Loungers are free but limited; lockers cost extra.

Arrive for the 12:00 opening, claim a lounger near the wave pool and do the big slides before the mid-afternoon queues. June and early September weekdays are quietest. Bring water shoes, sun cream and a picnic.

Guadalpark Sevilla in pictures

What you’ll find

• Children's areaPlay area for young childrenTicket
• Gift shopSouvenirsBuy
• LockersLockersBuy
• Online ticketsOnline booking discountBook
• Picnic areaPicnicFree
• RestaurantsFood and drinkBuy
• Season passAnnual passApply
• Skip-the-queue passFast passBuy
• Sunbed hireSunbeds and shadeBuy
• Water slidesWater park (€21–€30, 12:00–19:00)Ticket
• Wave poolWave pool and lazy riverTicket

Nearby places to visit

Guadalpark lies in the east of Seville, about 20 minutes by car from the old town. The Casa de Pilatos (7 km), with its tiled patios, and the Plaza de España, Seville (7 km), where you can hire a rowing boat on the canal, are the closest sights. The Royal Alcázar of Seville (7 km) and its gardens are shaded on hot mornings. For more rides, Isla Mágica (8 km) on the Cartuja island has the city's theme park and the Agua Mágica beach pool, and the Acuario de Sevilla (7 km) on the river makes an indoor plan for the cooler months when the water park is closed.