Top 11 Water Parks in UK .. Your Tourism Guide 2023

• Location: ( Lagan Valley , Lisburn, Northern Ireland BT28 1LP)
• Entry price: £12.

8. Waterworld

Waterworld has millions of gallons of water in a tropical climate, which makes you want to try out the “Black Hole” and “Python” water games, as well as the “Space Bowl,” in which a stream of water pushes you down a spiral chute to reach the large pool below.

• Location: ( Waterworld , Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire, England ST1 5PU)
• Entry price: £21.

9. Alpamare

When you visit this Scarborough water park, make sure it’s “unlike any other water park you’ve seen before.”

At first glance, this appears to be marketing because there are plenty of traditional amenities: four rides, a wave pool, and a large main pool.

So, what’s the difference?

Albamar also allows you to unwind from the hustle and bustle of the games by taking a dip in the large and heated 35°C iodine-filled swimming pool with the ability to meditate in the bay, or by visiting the spa, which includes a sauna, hammam, and a variety of beneficial treatments.

• Location: ( Alpamare , Scarborough, England YO12)
• Entry price: £18.

10. Liquid Leisure Windsor

This park, located on a private lake in Windsor, has the largest inflatable playground in Europe and plenty of game shows for those looking for some friendly competition.

Compete against a friend in three different pairs of identical lanes on the Ninja Warrior UK obstacle course, or try to complete the Aqua Jungle without falling into the water.

• Location: ( Liquid Leisure Windsor , Horton Rd, Datchet, Slough SL3 9HY)
• Entry price: £18.

11. Time Capsule Waterpark

Glasgow’s favorite group sports destination is one that most people don’t associate with water parks.

The Time Capsule Waterpark features several unique games, including “Tornado Tantrun,” in which you can ride a Mini Cooper with three other people on a tour.

Another game called “Storm Chaser” allows you to compete with a friend after riding one of the 10 meter high “Thunder” or “Lightning” sledges to see who can get out first.