The park's wave pool contains 12.5 million liters of water.
It is home to the world's largest indoor permanent bungee jumping tower.
The facility was designed to maintain a consistent 'tropical' air temperature regardless of Edmonton's sub-zero winter weather.
The park was the first indoor waterpark in North America to use artificial wave technology.
The roof structure is a massive clear-span vaulted ceiling designed to maximize natural light.
World Waterpark is one of the world's largest indoor waterparks, located inside the West Edmonton Mall in Alberta, Canada. It features a massive indoor wave pool with adjustable wave patterns and a variety of high-speed waterslides. The facility operates year-round due to its climate-controlled indoor environment. It includes a multi-level play structure, hot tubs, and private cabanas for rent. The park maintains a consistent tropical temperature of approximately 31°C. Guests can access slides ranging from beginner-level body slides to advanced high-thrill attractions. It holds a significant place in the mall's infrastructure, functioning as a primary recreational anchor.
The elevated observation deck overlooking the main wave pool provides a panoramic view of the entire facility.
Rent a private cabana early if you are visiting with a group, as they provide a dedicated home base and storage space.
Visit the park on a weekday to avoid the significantly higher weekend crowds.
Bring your own towels to avoid rental fees.
Do not attempt to walk across the mall in your swimsuit; change in the designated locker rooms before entering the common mall area.
Open year-round; the park does not close for winter, though it may occasionally close for private events or maintenance.
Proper swimming attire is mandatory; street clothes or cotton T-shirts are not permitted on waterslides.
