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Guadalpark
Popular Energetic and high-energy family environment
Guadalpark, Av. del Deporte, 8, 41020 Sevilla, Spain
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Interesting facts
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The park utilizes a large artificial wave pool as one of its central attractions.
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The name Guadalpark is a portmanteau derived from the Guadalquivir river and the word park.
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The site was formerly known as Aquopolis Sevilla before rebranding to its current identity.
Overview
Guadalpark is an open-air water park located in eastern Seville, Spain, featuring a wide variety of aquatic attractions. The facility includes high-adrenaline water slides such as the Kamikaze and black hole tubes, alongside multiple pools. A dedicated children's area provides shallow water and smaller slides for younger visitors. The park is situated within the Seville East district, making it a primary destination for aquatic recreation in the Andalusian summer. It offers various amenities including picnic areas, sun loungers, and on-site dining options. The park's layout is specifically designed for high-capacity summer operations.
Photo spot
The viewing platform overlooking the main wave pool provides the best perspective of the entire park layout.
Insider tips
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Bring your own towels and sunscreen, as rental fees and shop prices can be high.
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Arrive immediately at opening time to secure a sun umbrella and lounge chair in a shaded area.
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Wear water shoes to protect your feet from the hot concrete surfaces during peak afternoon heat.
What to avoid
Avoid visiting on public holidays or weekends if you dislike long queues for slides.
Good to know
Operates strictly during the summer season, typically opening in late spring and closing in early autumn.
Etiquette
Proper swimwear is required; street clothes, jeans, or shoes are prohibited on all water slides.
Plan your visit
- Shade & rest areas
- Limited natural shade; umbrella and lounger rentals are recommended.
- Attraction type
- High-speed slides, wave pools, and interactive children's splash zones.
Frequently asked
How long should I spend at Guadalpark?
Plan for about 5-7 hours to see the highlights.
When is the best time to visit?
The best time to visit is Weekday mornings during July or August to avoid the heaviest weekend crowds and peak afternoon heat..
What's the best photo spot?
The viewing platform overlooking the main wave pool provides the best perspective of the entire park layout.
What else is nearby?
Close by you'll find Fibes - Conference and Exhibition, Plaza de España, Parque del Tamarguillo.
