wet'n wild

The admission fee is to high - 50 dollars - 100 reais. The parks is small/medium and the food (if you can call that food) was terrible, the selection was awful. to be honest, the quality is very poor. Now I know why a lot of people goes to their cars and have a pic nic there and come back to the park.It was a nice day, hot, school vacation time, and most of the counters were closed. The staff at food hall wasn't prepared to work Not polite, not in a good mood. The water bottles were warm, they didn't have ice supply. There were long lines to buy food and to play.The sliders hurt our legs anb back. By the way, you can't use flip flops during having fun at sliders, BUT you burn your feet walking in the park. The floor wasn't built to walk with no shoes.My children liked, but for adults is boring, it's hard to find a shadow, I won't go back.

Very nice water park. Well located, full of parking spots. Many attractions. But the admission fee is too high, and you have to spend much more inside the park. If you take your family with you, you are going to spend a little fortune there.

Nice place to visit in a sunny day with kids or only adults.Unfortunately not many options to eat, most of the counters were closed.it was week day, so it was full of schools.

I was not expecting a world-class water park, but even though it was disappointing. The attractions are not better than OK. Some sliders were not properly built, so they can hurt your legs or your back (the joints are not 100% aligned, which in a big slider hurt the naked skin). The food and drinks were way too overpriced (even considering the usual overprice in theme parks) and selection was absolutely awful. In a 100 degrees sunday I had to be in three different spots to find a cold soft drink - not ice cubes, ask for this would be too much. The food had long lines and poor quality. Do not be fooled by their "Cabanas Village". I am demanding and was dissapointed with Beach Park (in Fortaleza, Brazil), but compared to Wet'n Wild beach park is a much much better park. Besides this, the children had a lot of fun. They lack this kind of criticism, so if you have kids and want them to be entertained, this could be an option. But better take your own food and drinks and be prepared to test your patience.

Other times I've been in the park but this last visit I thought I was careless. The ladies room was very dirty. Many of the tables were dirty and most of the chairs were missing strips on the seats. The food options were poor and with prices above the market price. Still a good fun but the money is getting to be desired.

Has all the usual slides and amusements, good infrastructure with lockers, fast food kiosks etc. Only complaint is that it can fill quickly on weekends and holidays, particularly in the summer and particularly during school recess - best arrive early at these times. Other than that great family fun - go for it!

Nice place to spend with friends and family! Food is quite expensive and you really need because you will get tired fast, due to all activities in the park! I recommend!

While not as large as some of it's sister-parks in the USA, Wet'n Wild- São Paulo is certainly up to the same standards. Located right next to the Hopi Hari theme park about 70 km outside of São Paulo, this makes a great day trip, or even a nice weekend with a hotel on the other side of the freeway. There's also a new outlet mall and full services located at the same exit.Wet'n Wild is continuously updating their attractions and adding new ones. Our latest visit we found a large enclosed water play area - very well done. Even if your not the adventurous type and avoid the many slides (as I do...) there's plenty of water- related activities to enjoy, my favorite being the "Lazy River" - where I love just walking in the water. The resort has multiple food outlets, everything from meats on a spit to lasagna, ice cream, or burgers.They offer several sizes of lockers to rent, and the showers and restroom are always clean and in good repair.If you can't head to the beach, head to Wet'n Wild!

O parque possui poucas atrações onde apenas 3 são mais animadas. Talvez pra quem vai a um parque aquático pela primeira vez possa gostar. Eu já fui ao Rio Water Planet e gostei muito mais, pois possui muito mais diversão para adultos.

Realmente conta com boas atrações aquáticas, mas achei bem caro em relação ao que oferece, mesmo assim as crianças adoraram o dia. Comida bem cara e com poucas opções. O fim de semana que fomos não estava lotado o que torna o ambiente mais agradável em virtude das poucas filas. Enfim vale conferir!

Muita diversao o dia todo para toda familia, não só para os adultos.Melhor ir ao parque em grupos pares, pois muitos brinquedos somente podem ser usados em duplas ou 4 pessoas.O valor da comida é muito caro, e você vai comer muito pode ter certeza.

O parque é ótimo, tem diversos tipos de piscinas, toboágua e piscinas aquecidas. Quando fui (fora de temporada) não havia muitas filas, podendo assim aproveitar ao máximo.

Parque aquático bacana, divertido. Ótimo para dias ensolarados e crianças que gostam de água. Ponto negativo: preço bem salgado.

Estive visitando o parque em um fds no mês de Março e foi muito legal.O tempo estava um pouco nublado e acho que isso ajudou pq não tinhas filas grandes,fui em todos brinquedos e várias vezes.Quanto aos preços são um absurdo mesmo por isso ao invés de pagar 30,00 no lanche combo,saímos do parque e fomos no restaurante que fica no posto do outro lado da rodovia. Almoço muito bom por menos de 15,00 ai voltamos para o parque já que eles carimbam. Super recomendo principalmente Vortex !!!

O melhor parque aquático de são paulo, único problema são as filas embaixo do sol, mas fora isso é muito divertido e refrescante.