Those who live in Rome know: summer here can be unforgiving. As soon as the mercury rises above 30 degrees, the question is always the same: Where to take the kids in Rome to have fun in the summer, without getting stuck in traffic to the sea? The answer is simple (and super fun): a nice water park in or near Rome, full of slides, splashing, artificial waves and relaxation areas.
Here is a selection of 9 water parks in and near Rome to dive into fun with friends or the whole family.
Hydromania
Tickets range from 16€ to 25€.
Address: Vicolo del Casale Lumbroso, 200, 00166 Rome.
Aqua World
Aqua World is Cinecittà World’s water park, with independent entrance, although the ticket allows access to both areas. The attractions? More than just pools: there’s Paradise, a lazy river with crystal clear water, golden sand and tropical vegetation, perfect for relaxing on an inflatable boat. And then the Cinepiscina, a 1700-square-meter maxi pool with a giant screen for watching movies or games while soaking. For the more daring, there are the Vortex & Boomerang slides, perfect for those looking for an adrenaline-pumping alternative to the classic Rome slides.
Address: Via Irina Alberti, 00128 Rome RM.
Zoomarine
Not just part of Rome’s water parks, Zoomarine is also a zoo, dolphinarium, 4D cinema, rides and attractions, cartoon characters and more for a unique set of experiences. Ideal for the whole family, you will experience extraordinary moments with shows, music, shows and lots of diving.
Cheaper tickets when purchased online. From 2o€ the adult, from 18 the little ones up to 130 cm tall. The park is open daily from 10am to 7pm.
Address: Via dei Romagnoli, Torvaianica RM.
Splash Zone
Splash Zone is the aquatic part of Luneur Park, designed for young children but also enjoyable for parents. With more than 2,500 square meters of pools with slides, it is an urban oasis perfect for families. There are six water slides with waves, spirals and curves that drive children crazy, and a lounging area with umbrellas and deck chairs where they can relax. The upside? It is in the heart of Rome, so it can be reached in no time even without a car. A great choice for those who want to spend a few hours of cool and fun without the stress of travel.
Tickets: from 5.90€ (with subscription) to 10€.
Address: Via delle Tre Fontane, 100, 00144 Rome RM.
Miami Beach
Miami Beach is the water park located in Borgo Piave in Latina. Among the most fun water parks near Rome, open since 1994. Over time it has always improved its image by offering different attractions. Jumping, Torero or Magic Rainbow are just some of the park’s offerings in addition to big slides, pools for little ones, ristobars to satisfy the appetite when it comes, and then games, tournaments and shows. For a fun vacation, you don’t need to go too far.
Prices change if you choose a full, afternoon, midweek or holiday ticket. Starting from 7€, choose your favorite option. But you can safely consult them here. Online purchase recommended. Open from 9:30 am to 6:30 pm.
Address: Via Missiroli, 7, 04100 Borgo Piave LT.
MagicSplash
MagicSplash is Rome’s water park that looks like something out of a tropical dream. In an area of more than 40,000 square meters, you’ll find real white beaches (with sand that doesn’t get hot!), palm trees, wave pools, and relaxation areas. Kids rave about Tiki Bay and its 300-liter mega bucket of water, and also Laguna Tiburon, where everything is designed for their safety. Adults appreciate the wellness area, Playa Paraiso, and the many loungers under natural thatch umbrellas. Ideal if you’re looking for a water park near Rome with resort-like amenities and slides for all ages.
Tickets range from €9.90 to €19, depending on the options you choose.
Address: Via della Pace, 00038 Valmontone RM
Aquafelix
Outside Rome, in Civitavecchia we find Aquafelix. A historic amusement park about an hour from the capital with some of the largest attractions in Italy such as Aspides, Italy’s largest cone for sliding in pairs, and Mozzafiatum, two parallel slides with bumps and breathtaking inclines for crazy fun. There is certainly no shortage of pools to relax in, navigable streams in dinghies and whirlpools, as well as plenty of greenery to find shelter from the sun. Aquafelix then organizes lots of events for young and old. Around 12-16€ is the daily ticket for adults, free for children under one meter tall. Check prices here and purchase your ticket. Open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Address: Casale Altavilla, Via Terme di Traiano Location, 00053 Civitavecchia RM.
Scivosplash
We are back in Latina, one of the water parks outside Rome not to be missed. Not overly large, it nevertheless offers plenty of fun and relaxation for everyone. From the most challenging slide to the children’s pool to the most creative and fun water games as well as lots of entertainment for young and old. If you are hungry, the bar has a wide selection of food and drinks to meet the needs of all tastes. In short, a perfect park where you can spend a super day! Prices starting at 8€for reduced and 10 full admission (check bands). Parasol + two sunbeds 6€.
Address: Strada Acquaviva, 6, Latina.
Fontevivola Aquapark
If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Fontevivola is the perfect water park near Rome for relaxing. It is surrounded by greenery between Rome and Viterbo and has a large Olympic-size pool, areas with inflatable games, slides for all ages, and even a baby pool. The environment is quiet, clean, with ample room to stretch out and a well-equipped picnic area. Plus, Fridays are only 7€: one of the cheapest options among aquatic centers in the area.
Address: Strada Provinciale, Strada Fonte Vivola, 82, 01015 Sutri VT.