The park is home to a population of Commerson's dolphins, known for their unique black-and-white coloration.
Aquatica Orlando was the first water park in the world to be designated as a Certified Autism Center.
The Ihu’s Breakaway Falls ride features the steepest multi-drop tower of its kind in Orlando.
The park utilizes over 1,000 tons of white sand across its beach areas.
Ray Rush, a major attraction, combines three distinct water slide elements into one ride experience.
The park's filtration system processes millions of gallons of water daily to maintain habitat standards for the animals.
Aquatica Orlando is a South Seas-themed water park featuring 42 water slides, rivers, and lagoons. The park is distinguished by its signature Dolphin Plunge ride, where guests slide through a clear tube submerged in a pool of Commerson's dolphins. It covers 59 acres and includes two massive wave pools, Cutback Cove and Big Surf Shores, which operate independently. The facility incorporates significant white-sand beaches spanning 84,000 square feet. It offers both high-intensity thrill slides like Ihu’s Breakaway Falls and family-oriented attractions like the Roa’s Rapids river ride. The park maintains a high degree of water filtration and climate control for its animal exhibits.
The viewing window of the Dolphin Plunge attraction where the slide passes through the animal habitat.
Rent a private cabana for a dedicated home base with secure storage and shade.
Download the official park app to view real-time attraction wait times.
Arrive early to secure a lounge chair near your preferred attractions, as seating fills quickly.
Ignoring the park's hydration stations, especially during peak afternoon heat, and waiting until midday to visit the most popular slides.
Open year-round, though some attractions may close briefly for maintenance during cooler winter months.
Appropriate swimwear is required on all slides; street clothes are restricted on certain high-speed attractions. Footwear is recommended on walkways due to high surface temperatures.
