Lanzarote Water Park Guide: Family Pass, Kids & Age Limit 2026
Before you buy tickets, choose the right park for your resort, child height, pass length and budget. Lanzarote’s key family water park choices are Aquapark Costa Teguise and Aqualava Playa Blanca, and the best option changes by age, height and trip style.
Fast Answer: Which Lanzarote Water Park Should Families Choose?
Choose by resort first, then by child height. A cheaper ticket is not always better if the transfer is long or your child cannot use the main slides.
Aquapark Costa Teguise
Best if you are staying in Costa Teguise, Arrecife, or want more classic slide-park energy. It lists all-day, half-day, group and 7-day pass options.
Aqualava Waterpark
Best if you stay in Playa Blanca or want heated pools, lazy river, wave pool and a compact family-friendly park.
Measure children first
Aqualava lists Timan Fire at minimum 120 cm. Aquapark states some attractions have height, weight and age restrictions.
Do not promise “all slides” before checking height signs. For mixed-age families, plan one confident-child activity and one toddler/younger-child zone so nobody feels the day was wasted.
Lanzarote Water Park Family Picker
Select your resort, youngest child height and ticket style. The tool gives a practical starting choice.
Start with Aqualava if you are staying in Playa Blanca, then compare child height and pass length before booking.
Aquapark Costa Teguise vs Aqualava Playa Blanca
Use this comparison before looking only at price.
| Need | Pick Aquapark Costa Teguise if… | Pick Aqualava if… |
|---|---|---|
| Resort convenience | You are in Costa Teguise, Arrecife, or want the largest classic slide-day feel. | You are staying in Playa Blanca and want to avoid a longer cross-island trip. |
| Younger children | Your children are comfortable with bigger slide parks and you will supervise younger kids closely. | You want a gentler family day with heated pools, wave pool, lazy river and children’s areas. |
| Half-day option | You want the listed 2 pm to 5 pm half-day ticket. | You prefer a relaxed full-day visit from Playa Blanca. |
| Multi-day pass | You want the official 7-day tourist pass option listed by Aquapark. | You want Aqualava’s non-resident pass range for 1 or 2 weeks. |
| Age/height confidence | You are ready to check individual ride boards because restrictions vary by attraction. | Your main slide rider is at least 120 cm for Timan Fire, or younger kids will focus on family zones. |
Lanzarote Water Park Family Pass: What Actually Exists?
There is not one universal “Lanzarote family pass” that works at every park. Families usually choose between single-day tickets, half-day tickets, multi-day passes, resident passes or group rates.
Best for half-day, groups or 7 days
- All-day tourist tickets are listed for adults and children.
- Half-day tickets are listed for 2 pm to 5 pm.
- Group rate is listed from 20 people.
- 7-day tourist pass is listed for visitors staying several days.
Best for Playa Blanca repeat visits
- Non-resident adult and kids entry prices are listed.
- Non-resident adult and kids pass ranges are listed.
- Resident entry and pass prices are listed separately.
- Best if you stay nearby and want repeated short visits.
If you only want one waterpark day, buy normal tickets. If you are staying nearby and expect two or more visits, compare Aqualava pass pricing or Aquapark’s 7-day pass against buying separate day tickets.
Lanzarote Water Park Kids Tickets and Age Limits
Age bands are different by park. Check official ticket checkout before paying because prices and categories can change.
| Park | Kids / child ticket guide | Under-age rule | Parent action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aquapark Costa Teguise | Children ticket is listed for ages 4 to 12. Adult ticket is listed from 13 to 64. | Ages 1 to 3 are shown as free on child ticket listings. | Bring proof of age if your child is close to a ticket boundary. |
| Aqualava Waterpark | Aqualava’s rules PDF defines child as 3 to 11 years. | Baby age 0 to 2 is listed as free in the rules PDF. | Confirm the current category at the official checkout before booking. |
| Unaccompanied children | Aquapark states children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. | Attraction use is also controlled by height and safety signs. | Do not plan a drop-off visit for younger children. |
Height Restrictions: Measure Children Before You Promise the Slides
Height matters more than age for some attractions. A tall younger child may be allowed on a ride that a shorter older child cannot use.
Aqualava Timan Fire
Aqualava lists Timan Fire with a minimum height of 120 cm. Plan this as the key “big slide” check before booking for thrill-focused children.
Aqualava Corsario Bay
Aqualava lists Corsario Bay with minimum 60 cm and maximum 150 cm, with height restrictions in toboggans and ramps.
Aquapark restrictions
Aquapark states some rides have minimum and maximum height and age restrictions. Check signs and lifeguard instructions on the day.
Slide rules are safety rules, not flexible suggestions. If your child is close to 120 cm, measure them barefoot at home and prepare a backup plan.
Ticket Price Snapshot: Aquapark and Aqualava
Use this as a planning snapshot only. Always check the official ticket page for your exact date before booking.
| Ticket | Aquapark Costa Teguise | Aqualava Waterpark | Best use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult single entry | All-day adult listed at €28. | Non-resident adult entry listed at €30. | One normal waterpark day. |
| Child single entry | All-day child listed at €19. | Non-resident kids entry listed at €20. | Standard family day with children. |
| Half day | Adult €20 and child €16 from 2 pm to 5 pm. | Check official checkout for your date. | Late-arrival or lower-energy day. |
| Multi-day pass | 7-day pass listed at adult €150 and child €100. | Non-resident pass ranges listed adult €120–€180 and kids €90–€140. | Families staying nearby who expect repeat visits. |
| Group rate | Group rate listed from 20 people, with conditions. | Request a personalised quote. | Clubs, schools, extended family groups. |
Resident prices are not for tourists. If a ticket says Canary resident, expect to show valid residence ID at entry.
Best Family Day Plan for a Lanzarote Water Park
A good waterpark day is not just “arrive and slide.” Build the day around heat, queues, food rules, lockers and child energy.
Book only after measuring
Measure children before buying, especially if the main reason is big slides.
Arrive early
Arriving near opening gives better locker, sunbed and first-ride options.
Do big slides first
Older children usually enjoy thrill slides more before tiredness and heat build.
Save calm zones later
Use lazy river, wave pool, splash zones or gentler pools after lunch.
Map and Resort Choice: Costa Teguise or Playa Blanca?
Pick the park nearest your base unless a specific attraction matters more. Lanzarote drives can feel longer with wet swim bags, tired children and afternoon heat.
Aquapark Costa Teguise
Best for Costa Teguise, Arrecife and families looking for a classic slide-focused waterpark.
Open Google MapsAqualava Playa Blanca
Best for Playa Blanca, heated pools, lazy river, wave pool and a more compact family layout.
Open Google MapsFood, Lockers, Swimwear and Safety Rules
Rules can affect your budget and comfort as much as ticket price.
Plan this before arrival
- Bring swimwear, towel, sunscreen and flip-flops.
- Budget for food, drinks or snacks inside the park.
- Check locker availability and keep valuables minimal.
- Keep age/ID proof if using child, senior or resident tickets.
- Read slide signs before children queue.
Common family mistakes
- Assuming outside food is allowed.
- Booking a big-slide day for a child under the height limit.
- Forgetting that passes are personal and non-transferable.
- Leaving locker money and dry clothes until the last minute.
- Ignoring lifeguard and attraction instructions.
More Helpful Water Park Guides on UKWaterPark.org
Use these related guides if you are comparing Lanzarote parks or planning other waterpark trips.
Playa Blanca Aqualava Guide
Best if your trip is focused on Aqualava tickets, heated pools and Playa Blanca planning.
Read Aqualava guideRancho Texas Water Park Guide
Useful if you want Aqua Rancho, zoo-style attractions and Puerto del Carmen family planning.
Read Rancho Texas guideUK Water Parks Directory
Compare indoor, outdoor, hotel and family waterpark options beyond Lanzarote.
Open directoryOfficial Lanzarote Water Park Links
Use official pages before booking because prices, passes, hours, transfers, closures and safety rules can change.
Lanzarote Water Park FAQs
Quick answers for family pass, kids ticket and age-limit searches.
Which is the best Lanzarote water park for families?
Aquapark Costa Teguise is usually better for families wanting bigger slide-park energy, while Aqualava is a strong choice for Playa Blanca families wanting heated pools, wave pool, lazy river and a compact layout.
Is there one Lanzarote water park family pass?
No single universal pass covers every Lanzarote water park. Compare each park’s own single-entry tickets, multi-day passes, resident passes and group offers.
How much is Aquapark Costa Teguise in 2026?
Aquapark lists tourist all-day tickets at €28 for adults and €19 for children, with half-day tickets listed at €20 for adults and €16 for children. Check the official page before booking.
How much is Aqualava Waterpark in 2026?
Aqualava’s official page lists non-resident entry at €30 for adults and €20 for kids, with pass ranges shown separately. Check the official booking page for your exact date.
What age is a child ticket at Aquapark Costa Teguise?
Aquapark lists child tickets for ages 4 to 12, with ages 1 to 3 shown as free on child ticket listings.
What age is a child ticket at Aqualava?
Aqualava’s rules PDF defines child as 3 to 11 years and baby as 0 to 2 years, with babies listed as free. Confirm at checkout before booking.
What height do children need for Aqualava big slides?
Aqualava lists Timan Fire with a minimum height of 120 cm. Corsario Bay lists minimum 60 cm and maximum 150 cm for its toboggans and ramps.
Can children go to Aquapark Costa Teguise alone?
Aquapark states children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Families should also follow all attraction height, age and safety restrictions.
Can I bring food into Lanzarote water parks?
Aquapark’s regulations say food and drinks are not allowed. Aqualava’s rules PDF also states no food or drinks. Budget for food and drinks inside the park.
Which Lanzarote water park is open all year?
Aqualava states that it opens all year, with summer and winter hours shown on its official page. Always check your travel date before booking.
Final Recommendation
For a simple Lanzarote family water park day, choose the park closest to your resort first. Use Aquapark Costa Teguise for a bigger slide-style day, half-day ticket or 7-day pass. Use Aqualava if you are in Playa Blanca, want heated pools, or prefer a gentler family layout. Before paying, measure children, compare age bands, check official ticket pages and plan lockers, food and transport.