Ages 4 to 8 · July & August

AquaKid's

Two mornings a week, we open the AquaPark early just for the youngest visitors.

Not to be confused with the Kids' Park. AquaKid's isn't a separate zone: it's the entire big park, opened specially earlier in the morning just for the little ones. The Kids' Park, on the other hand, is a dedicated inflatable area open all day long.

Key info

A morning just for the little ones

€15 for the whole morning

9am → 11:30am, not hourly

Wednesday & Sunday

Mornings only

9 am – 11:30 am

Before the general opening

July & August

Children aged 4 to 8

One price for the whole morning. Arrive whenever suits you from 9am and stay until 11:30am. These aren't 1- or 2-hour sessions like the main park — your ticket covers the entire morning.

Child in a life jacket on the AquaPark course
From age 4
Supervised by our lifeguards
A magical morning

The playground for little sailors

Two mornings a week, we open the big park early just for the youngest visitors: they enjoy the whole inflatable course in a calm setting, before the older kids arrive and supervised by our lifeguards.

  • The big park just for themNot a separate zone: the whole inflatable course, opened earlier and supervised by our lifeguards.
  • A calm momentBefore opening to the older kids, to spark curiosity and build confidence in the more cautious ones.
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In July and August, we open the AquaPark earlier in the morning so no one feels left out and so the little ones can have fun in complete safety. Children gather in a calm setting, accompanied by an adult (mandatory presence), to enjoy the inflatable structures before the opening reserved for the older kids. A playful moment between parents and children, perfect for awakening your little angels. 💙

Age & access

A caring flexibility

AquaKid's is reserved for ages 4–8 — but we also know how to use common sense.

  • Ages 4 to 8: this is their time slot, just for them.
  • Ages 9-10 accompanying a little brother or sister: allowed if they are calm, respectful and move at the same pace as the little ones.
  • Over 10 years old: access strictly denied during AquaKid's.
  • Children over 8 can come and let off steam at the AquaPark from 12 pm, at the general opening.

At the end of the day, 7 days a week (6:30 pm – 8 pm), children under 8 are also admitted, provided they are accompanied by an adult (and depending on the number of people present in the park).

The AquaKid's rules

A few rules for the little ones

  • The presence of an adult (18+) is mandatory: they stay with their child to help on the various courses.
  • Each person is fitted with a life jacket suited to their size.
  • This moment must stay calm and among little ones: we do not accept teenagers.
  • Some structures are closed during these slots for the safety of the little ones (marked with orange and blue jackets).

Structures closed during AquaKid's

For the safety of the youngest, some structures stay closed during these slots:

The Big Wooden Tower The Revolution Climbing Walls Trapeze Tor
A word from the AquaTeam

Why the accompanying adult now pays

Bad news today, friends…

You should know that we created the AquaKid's session because, for several years, it broke our hearts to see so many little ones leave in tears because they weren't old enough to enter the park…

So we set up special opening hours so the youngest could enjoy the structures in complete safety.

As a kind gesture, we had chosen to offer a free entry for the accompanying adult.

However, during these sessions we face significant verbal incivility and very unpleasant remarks towards our reception staff: “Why only one free entry? If we'd split into two, we could both have gotten in free… this is unacceptable… And why can't the 15-year-old big brother go with his little sister in the same time slot?… etc.”

Between parents who “forget” — on purpose, of course — their children on the structures so they can go have fun, and older brothers or sisters who take advantage to get in for free while leaving their little sibling on a module…

It has become really complicated. Rather than closing this session and punishing the little ones who have done nothing wrong, we prefer to completely remove the free pass for the accompanying adult and lower the maximum age to 8 (exceptionally accepted up to 10).

We're truly sorry, but we'd rather do this than stress about it every single morning…

We hope things will go smoothly from now on — otherwise, we'll have to remove this session altogether…

Warmly, the AquaTeam 💙

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FAQ

Your questions

We want to come as a family (older and younger kids) during AquaKid's — is that possible?

AquaKid's is for ages 4-8 (9-10-year-olds accompanying a younger brother or sister are allowed, as long as they stay calm, respectful and move at the little ones' pace). A teenager therefore can't take part. But no worries — to enjoy the park all together as a family, join us every day from 7pm to 8pm. This session is open to everyone, young and old.

Why isn't running allowed on the park during AquaKid's?

It's for safety: during these sessions there are very young children (from age 4) on the structures. We keep things calm to avoid bumps and falls, so everyone can enjoy it safely.

Is the price charged per hour?

No, the price covers the whole session, not per hour. For example, if you arrive at 9am, you can stay until 11:30am: you enjoy the entire morning.

Does an adult need to accompany the child?

Yes, an adult (18+) must be present: they stay with their child to help and supervise them on the course. Everyone wears a properly sized life jacket.

Can both parents accompany the child or children?

Yes, no problem! As long as you stay together as a family and move at the pace of the youngest member, both parents are welcome.

What are the AquaKid's days and times?

AquaKid's takes place on Wednesday and Sunday mornings, from 9am to 11:30am, in July and August.

Give them an unforgettable morning

Join us on Wednesday and Sunday mornings (9 am–11:30 am) in July and August for their first big adventure on the water.