Top Water parks in Singapore, Singapore

Really nice waterpark with many activities in nice surroundings. I would recommend coming here for the whole day. The service is amazing. My daughter got an injury there and we got a lot of attention and care from the staff. We could see that they are serious about the safety as well.

We had so much fun here! The lazy river is quite an experience, with cave-like areas, and the manta ray viewing section. We were able to snorkel in salt water with fish! Our favorite ride was Riptide Rocket, which pulls you up on something like a conveyor belt and then sends you down, multiple times!!

It was fun and adventurious day for me
I had a chance to try all the rides.
My very first whirlpool washout ride that’s intense 🥹😱staff are very supportive.
I went and try snorkeling to face my fear and get to see closely those fish
I’m feeling scared of deep,
One of the staff name Ein she offer me to go for swim with her to cheer me
I try 3 attempt but I think I’m not ready yet.
Overall my experience are awesome.

I could back here once in a while just to see the beauty of this place. Best experience to explore and see the wonders under the sea. The place are very organize and clean. Not so crowded on the weekday visit and the price is pricey but I can say its just right for maintaining the greatness of this place. A must visit and recommended for the oldies and young ones.

This is the best water park ever! Riptide Rocket was so good, it was my favorite ride! The water was warm, not freezing, and the express was OK.

It was a bit pricey but it was a nice visit. Especially if you didn't go to an aquarium recently. There opportunities to learn. Also I felt a great feeling of relaxation in the large tank observation area. They have an opportunity for you to feel starfish. Includes gift shop at the end. Takes 1 to 2 hours depending how long you want to spend. The last tank with sharks is impressive.

Adventure Cove Waterpark (ACW) at Sentosa Islands, Singapore is probably one of the best waterpark i have visited till date. Water through out the park was crystal clear which i never experienced in any water park.
Main attraction was the lazy river walk which covers all corners of the park and provide glimpses of available slides.
We experienced a small round of snorkling as well.
We bought a cmobined ticket for Dolphin discovery program as well and a good half an hour experience the dolphin discovery area.
ACW provide lockers at a cost of 10 SGD for small and 20 SGD for bigger one.

Resorts World Sentosa had another theme park called Adventure Cove Waterpark.
An Adult Ticket costs $39, and the child (4 years - 12 years old) $31.

You can rent self-lockers for the entire day with unlimited reopenings. The cost is $10 for a small locker and $20 for large storage. The smaller safe should be able to fit two regular-sized backpacks comfortably.

Every ride entrance has cylindrical cubby holes for depositing your slippers and other belongings, even though these are not looked after and placed in an open space.

All rides are clustered at the west side of Adventure Cove Waterpark, so you can quickly get from one passage to another. We recommend starting with the rides before moving on to the other attractions, as the queues tend to get longer over the day.

Here are the low-intensity rides:
– Adventure River (a lazy river with a grotto cave and a marine life underwater tunnel)
– Rainbow Reef (a huge aquarium with a beautiful reef for snorkelling)

On to the high-intensity rides:
– Riptide Rocket (a high-speed hydro-magnetic roller coaster ride with steep drops and climbs with some segments in darkness)

– Whirlpool Washout (a high-speed ride where you get washed out into a vast open-air circular basin before going down the “drain” in the centre, potentially with your float turned backwards)

In between thrilling rides, give your heart a break at Bluewater Bay. At this large tidal pool, feel like you’re out at sea, minus the stickiness of salt water. Every 20 minutes, expect a series of waves that’ll swish you around – the deeper you go, the larger the waves!

The rides were fun, but at least two rides/adventures are closed—splash works at the east side of Adventure Cove and the wet maze zone above the grotto cave. Do take note it can be crowded during the weekends and school holidays.

It was lovely and was relaxing to sit there and enjoy the place. U will feel relaxed when visitng there. Be sure to book this place in advance and Go before the closing time.

One of the 2 big water parks in Singapore! Must visit! It’s always a fun time there! Went on weekends, the queue and crowds wasn’t too bad. Operating hour of 10am-5pm will be enough to cover all rides if you have the energy for it 🤣 express tickets are avail got riptide rocket, dueling racer and rainbow reef. Not very costly too. As of 2023, the wet maze and rope course is closed. Splashworks may or may not open take note ☺️ still have plenty of attractions tho!

Food wise the wraps from one of the cart stores near blue water bay is good! And get a waterproof case for your phone for photos 😊

Highly recommended to visit! Bring sun block too 🤣

Very nice aquarium with many species and I really liked their commitment about sustainability. But to be honest I prefer the Osaka aquarium

It's a great place to just sit and relax while watching the marine life go about their business. Extremely calming experience, especially in front of the massive viewing gallery

Infants and Toddlers would enjoy this place as there are many variety of marine animals on display. Some the highlights include sharks, manta rays and dolphins. The place would do better if there have a larger petting area for children like other marine parks in Australia and USA. One can easily spend an hour or two here.

A great place so soak in the sun and enjoy lots of water rides.
Safe also for kids to enjoy a man made water waves 🌊
Next time will try other attractions 😁

2-Sep23
Our second trip to Adventure Cove Waterpark was absolutely fantastic! It's a wonderful place for kids with plenty to enjoy. Spending four hours swimming there was a lot of fun and made for a fantastic day out!

This place is insane! Be prepared to be mesmerized by the diversity of marine life but also the overall experience through the underwater tunnel, tubes and a cinema-like ‘screen’ (you’ll know what I mean when you’re there). Great place for families or even for a date ;)

You can sit in front of the huge marine biota observatory all day and you won't be bored. This park has the most diverse and well-preserved collection of marine life. The entrance is a tunnel through the shark tank. Amazing experience.