Waterbom Bali Entry Tickets

Waterbom Bali in Tuban

Waterbom Bali opened in 1993 and has grown into one of the best-known waterparks in Asia. It sits in landscaped tropical gardens in Tuban, between Kuta and the airport, so palms, frangipani and shaded seating are never far from the water. The park is designed so that thrill-seekers and younger children can each enjoy the day.

For anyone searching for Waterbom Bali tickets, this pass is the standard single-day option for international visitors. It covers admission to the whole park and unlimited use of the slides and attractions during operating hours, so you can spend the day moving between rides, pools and shady corners at your own pace.

The slides and rides

The main slides include the tall, fast Climax, the twisting Boomerang and Constrictor, and the drop-based Smashdown, which give thrill-seekers a choice of speeds and shapes. Racing slides suit groups who want to compare times, and there are gentler slides for those who prefer to build up slowly.

Some slides have minimum height requirements and staff check riders at the top, so children may not be able to use every slide. It is worth heading to the biggest slides first, when queues are shorter in the morning, and leaving the relaxed pools for the hot afternoon.

Pools, gardens and family areas

Away from the tall slides, the park has lazy river routes, pools and play zones for younger children. Tropical planting gives natural shade, and there are places to sit between rides. It is a good place for families because different age groups can spend time in separate areas.

Some extras are not part of the ticket: gazebo rental, towels, lockers, the FlowRider wave machine, photos, spa facilities and food and drinks are paid for on site. Bringing your own swimwear, sun protection and a towel saves time, although you can rent items if you prefer.

Visiting Waterbom Bali: timing and getting there

The best time to visit Waterbom Bali is soon after opening, when the queues are shortest and the sun is softer. Opening hours can vary by season, so check your voucher for the current times. The park is roughly 10 to 15 minutes from Kuta and Legian by car, and a little longer from Seminyak, Sanur or Nusa Dua.

Because this is a pass for international visitors, you are asked to show your passport on arrival. The ticket does not include transport, so travel by taxi, ride-hailing or a private driver, and agree the return trip in advance if you can.