Aqualand Torremolinos – Waterpark Attractions, Opening Times & How to Get There

Aqualand Torremolinos, the largest waterpark on the Costa del Sol, is a must-visit for families and thrill-seekers staying in Torremolinos, Malaga city centre or nearby resorts such as Benalmádena and Fuengirola. Formerly known as Aquapark, it lies just a 15-minute walk from Torremolinos centre and is easily reached by bus or train. Whether you are looking for “Aqualand Torremolinos opening times”, “waterpark attractions in Torremolinos” or “how to get to Aqualand Torremolinos”, this updated 2026 guide contains everything you need for a fantastic day out.

Water Attractions at Aqualand Torremolinos

Aqualand Torremolinos offers an impressive range of water attractions and remains the premier waterpark on the Costa del Sol. In 2025/2026 several themed areas and popular slides were refreshed and redesigned for even more fun and variety.

• Boomerang: An exciting round-trip slide, perfect for adrenaline lovers.
• Super Slalom: A winding slide with twists and turns that ends with a splash.
• Kamikaze: Europe’s highest slide at 22 metres – a thrilling high-speed drop.
• Soft Slides: Parallel slides ideal for racing with friends and family.
• Crazy Race: A thrilling race through water obstacles.
• Black Hole: A dark, mysterious slide with unexpected twists.
• Rapids: An adventurous ride through water rapids.
• Wave Pool: A relaxing wave pool surrounded by grass and hammocks.
• Children’s Paradise: A water play area designed for young children.
• Jacuzzi Pool: A tranquil pool for relaxation.
• Hurakan: Five unique slides for an unforgettable experience (recently updated).
• Tukakame: A 110-metre slide with exciting twists and descents.
• Tsunami: A 102-metre slide with a 360-degree turn that defies gravity.
• Crazy Cones: Spinning cone slides for a swirling adventure.
• Twister: Intertwined slides for a dynamic ride.
• Pirate Bay: A themed water area for younger visitors.

The image below shows the layout of the attractions:

Besides the slides, Aqualand Torremolinos has a restaurant, shops, green areas, hammocks and an 18-hole mini-golf course. The wave pool is ideal for lounging, the children’s area keeps little ones entertained, and the jacuzzi pool offers a peaceful retreat.

Services at Aqualand Torremolinos

The souvenir shop stocks everything you need during your visit – sunscreen, swimwear, towels and souvenirs to take the waterpark experience home with you.

Additional services ensure a comfortable day:

• Restaurant: Burgers, pizzas, salads and vegetarian options for all tastes.
• Food Stalls: Fast-food stalls with drinks, ice creams, sandwiches and snacks.
• Clothing and Accessories Shops: Swimwear, towels, sunglasses and other essentials.
• Rest Areas: Spacious green zones and hammocks for relaxing between slides.
• Mini-Golf: An 18-hole course for a fun activity away from the water.
• Lockers and Changing Rooms: Available for your convenience.
• Sun Loungers: Available to rent for €5.

Prices and Opening Times for Aqualand Torremolinos

Check the official website for the most up-to-date prices, as they can vary by season and promotions. For the 2026 season the ticket prices (box office / online) are:

• Adult (11+ years): €39 (box office) / €37 (online)
• Child (5–10 years): €31 (box office) / €29 (online)
• Toddler (3–4 years): €17 (box office) / €16 (online)
• Senior (65+): €31 (box office) / €29 (online)
• Family Pack (2 Adults + 2 Children): €122 (online only)
• Friends Pack (4 Adults): €142 (online only)
• 2 Parks Ticket (Aqualand + Crocodile Park): Adult €45.50, Child €37.50, Toddler €20, Senior €37.50
• Flexiticket (date-flexible, online only): Adult €40, Child €32, Toddler €18, Senior €32
• Second Visit (within 30 days): Adult/Child/Senior approx. €19.50, Toddler €10

Note: Prices may vary by season and special offers. Current rates are available on www.aqualand.es.

Combined tickets that include a visit to the Crocodile Park are also available.

Opening times 2026:
Aqualand Torremolinos opens on 1 April 2026 and remains open daily throughout the season (until the end of October).

• Regular opening hours: 10:00 – 17:00
• July and August: 10:00 – 18:00
• Attractions close 30 minutes before the park closes.

For the exact calendar and any last-minute changes, please visit the official website.

Alternatives to Aqualand Torremolinos

Discover other waterparks on the Costa del Sol:

• Aquamijas in Mijas Costa – a family-friendly waterpark with a wide range of attractions.
• Aquavelis in Torre del Mar – known for its thrilling slides and excellent family zones.

A hire car gives you the flexibility to visit several parks and other highlights along the Costa del Sol during your holiday.

How to Get to Aqualand Torremolinos

Public Transport to Aqualand Torremolinos

From Malaga city centre, Torremolinos or other Costa del Sol towns such as Benalmádena, Fuengirola, Marbella or Estepona, Aqualand Torremolinos is easily reached by public transport or on foot. The C1 Cercanías train line is the fastest, cheapest and most convenient option for most coastal locations.

• From Torremolinos: A pleasant 15-minute walk from Torremolinos centre (Plaza Costa del Sol) or Montemar train station via Calle Cuba. Local buses (e.g. M-120, M-125) stop at Noche y Día or Torremolinos centre (5-10 min, €1.50-€2).
• From Malaga City Centre (recommended by train): Take the C1 Cercanías train from Malaga Centro-Alameda or María Zambrano. The direct journey to Torremolinos station takes 20-25 minutes (€2-€3). From there it is a 15-minute walk via Calle Cuba or a short local bus ride. Alternative: buses M-110 or M-112 from Paseo del Parque (25-30 min, €2-€3).
• From Benalmádena: Bus M-125 from Benalmádena Costa or Arroyo de la Miel (10-15 min, €1.50-€2) to Torremolinos centre. The C1 train from Arroyo de la Miel to Torremolinos takes just 5-7 minutes (€1.80).
• From Fuengirola (recommended by train): Direct C1 Cercanías train to Torremolinos (15-20 min, €2-€3). From the station a 15-minute walk. Alternative: bus M-125 or M-220 (20-25 min, €2-€3).
• From Marbella: Intercity bus (Avanza or other operators) to Torremolinos or Malaga (approx. 45-70 min, €4-8). Once in Torremolinos, walk or take a local bus. Alternative: bus to Fuengirola + C1 train. Use Google Maps for the best connection.
• From Estepona: Intercity bus to Torremolinos, Malaga or Fuengirola (approx. 1 hr 45 min – 2 hrs, €5-14). The combination of bus + C1 train is recommended. Total journey time around 2–2.5 hours.
• Taxi or private transfer: From Malaga city centre approx. €15-€20 (15 min); from Torremolinos €5-€8 (5 min); Benalmádena €10-€15; Fuengirola €20-€25; Marbella €35-€45; Estepona €50-€60.

Practical tip: Download the official Renfe app for live Cercanías train timetables and tickets, and use Google Maps or Moovit for complete door-to-door routes in real time. Plenty of free parking is available near the park.

Walking from Torremolinos centre: From Plaza Costa del Sol head north along Avenida de los Manantiales and turn left onto Calle Cuba. The park is 1.2 km away (about 15 minutes on foot). A pleasant walk, especially in the morning or late afternoon.

Address: Calle Cuba 10, 29620 Torremolinos, Malaga. Close to the Congress Palace and Crocodile Park.

Phone: +34 952 388 888

More transport information on the official Aqualand website: here.