Guadalpark Sevilla: real prices, season and what a "adult" child measures
Guadalpark is the water park of Seville East, the same one that many still call Aquópolis. It opens only in summer, the general entrance costs 29.50 euros in a box office and the child rate is not dependent on age but on height. Here are the official prices, the season schedule, the times of each section and the access rules that you should know before you go.
When Guadalpark opens
Guadalpark only opens in summer season. In 2026 the season was of 30 May-6 September, with daily opening. Outside these dates the park remains closed.
The calendar is repeated with few variations each year: opening at the end of May and closing at the first weekend of September. The exact dates of the following season are published on the official website towards April or May, and the park itself warns that they may be modified.
If you are reading this out of those months, there is no visiting option: it is not a park that opens weekends in low season.
Time by season section
The schedule isn't the same all summer. It is extended in the weeks of heat and flow:
From 30 May to 10 July: 12: 00 to 19: 00
From 11 July to 23 August: 12: 00 to 20: 00
From 24 August to 6 September: 12: 00 to 19: 00
Open every day of the week during the season. See what doesn't open in the morning: the opening is at noon, so there's no point in standing there at ten.
Prices of tickets
These are official box office prices for the 2026 season:
General entrance (more than 1,40 m): €29,50
Junior (0.90 to 1.40 m) and senior entry: €20,90
Under 0.90 m: free access
Recognized disability above 33%: from €17,90, at a different rate depending on age
There was an increase over the previous year: in 2025 the general was at €26.50 and those reduced at €17.90.
The prices of the official website and online sales channels are usually lower than those of the locker, and vary according to the day of the week and the advance you buy. Buying the same day at the door is almost always the most expensive option.
Eye: the child rate marks height, not age
This is the point that most surprises families when they reach the locker. Guadalpark considers children's entry is between 0.90 and 1.40 meters. Over 1.40 you pay general fee.
In practice, that means that a spied child of 10 or 11 years can pay the €29.50 adult. If you go with kids on that strip, look at them before you do the day accounts.
There's also height and weight restrictions in specific attractions, other than the rate. They are indicated in the tab of each attraction and should be looked at if the goal of the day is one in particular. In the Blue Lagoon pool, children under 1.20 m must be accompanied by an adult.
If you leave the park, you have 60 minutes.
Another rule that catches many people unprepared: you can go out and get back in, but 60 minutes to do it. If it takes longer, you have to pay back the price of the entrance.
Keep it in mind if you were thinking of going out for lunch or getting close to the car for something.
You can enter with food, with conditions
Yes allowed enter with your own food and drink, which changes the one-day family budget a lot. The exceptions are clear: No glass containers or canned cans.
What's not allowed is to get in. own furniture: folding chairs, tables and the like are left out. Baby carts do come in.
Inside there is a restoration area if you prefer not to load.
What's inside?
The park has over 15 attractions spread over three intensity levels:
High emotion: Kamikaze, Black Hole, Mamut, Turbolance and Tyroline. The Kamikaze, visible from almost any point in the park, is the claim for those who seek adrenaline
Moderates: Wave pool, White courts, Zig@-@ Zag, slow river, Blue Lagoon and Jacuzzi
Children's area: Mini Park, with adapted slides, water cubes and interactive games for the smallest
Among the services: free loungers distributed through the park, delivery, rental of floats, shop, catering, medical service and a VIP area of payment.
Why a lot of people are looking for it as "Aquópolis"
Because it was. The park opened in 1987 and for years operated under the brand Aquópolis Sevilla. It's called today. Guadalparkin the same location and with the same usual facilities.
If you look for "Aquópolis Sevilla" and find nothing clear, that's why: the site exists, it has only changed its name.
Where is and how to get there
Guadalpark is in Avenue del Sporte, 8, in Seville East. It has its own parking.
Public transport can be reached by urban bus from the center; the line 22 leaves the Prado de San Sebastián. It is appropriate to look at the frequency of the day, especially for the late afternoon return.
Groups and schools
The park offers specific conditions for groups of more than 15 people and school excursions, with discounts and advantages for the organizer. They are managed directly with the park, not by the usual sales channels.