The hall was originally constructed to manufacture massive cargo airships but never served that purpose.
The structure is 360 meters long, 210 meters wide, and 107 meters high, large enough to contain the Statue of Liberty.
The indoor rainforest contains over 600 different species of plants, including tropical trees and vines.
The indoor 'Tropical Sea' holds 28 million liters of water.
The hall features a specialized film on its roof that allows UV light to pass through, promoting plant growth and natural tanning.
It is the largest indoor water park in the world.
The facility includes an indoor hot air balloon flight experience within the dome.
The resort utilizes a dedicated interior village layout modeled after authentic tropical buildings.
Tropical Islands is a massive indoor water park housed within the world's largest free-standing hall, a former Soviet-era airship hangar. The facility maintains a constant tropical climate of 26°C, featuring a 200-meter-long indoor rainforest with approximately 50,000 plants. It encompasses the 'Tropical Sea,' a 4,400-square-meter indoor pool designed to mimic a lagoon. Visitors can explore the Bali Lagoon, a white-sand beach, and an extensive sauna and spa complex. The resort includes diverse accommodation options, ranging from themed rooms to luxury tents and camping spots inside the hall. Numerous water slides, including the tallest in Germany, are situated within the 'Amazonia' outdoor area and the main dome. The facility remains operational year-round, utilizing the massive interior space to provide a beach-like environment regardless of exterior weather conditions.
The elevated viewing platform overlooking the main pool and the indoor rainforest provides the best panoramic perspective.
Bring a bathrobe and flip-flops, as you will spend most of your time walking between the water areas and dining zones.
Consider staying overnight in an indoor tent or lodge to experience the park after the day-tripper crowds depart.
Pack a waterproof phone pouch to keep your electronics dry while moving between different pools and attractions.
Do not arrive during local school holidays or weekends if you prefer to avoid high-density crowds and long queue times for attractions.
The park operates year-round, 365 days a year, with no seasonal closures.
Swimwear is required in pool areas; however, the sauna complex is strictly textile-free (nude).
