PortAventura Water Park 2026: Tickets, Rides & Coral Bay

Costa Daurada • PortAventura World • 2026

Build Your Caribe Aquatic Park Day Around the Right Ticket and Rides

PortAventura’s dedicated water park is Caribe Aquatic Park in Vila-seca near Salou. For 2026, families also have a major new reason to recheck old advice: Coral Bay has added new water attractions and children’s play.

Start with three checks. Confirm Caribe is open on your date, make sure your ticket actually includes the water park, then measure children before promising headline slides.

From €24current adult 1-day signal
From €22junior/senior 1-day signal
50,000+ m²official water-park area
Coral Baynew 6,000 m² family area
CARIBE DAY CARD Date ✓ Ticket ✓ Height ✓ Coral Bay ✓
CORAL BAY
2026
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PortAventura Water Park 2026: Quick Answer

PortAventura Water Park is officially PortAventura Caribe Aquatic Park. It is the outdoor water park within PortAventura World near Salou and Vila-seca in Tarragona, Spain.

The official park currently describes more than 50,000 m² of water-park space, 16 attractions and pools, and 2.08 km of slides. In 2026, Coral Bay adds another family-focused area with new attractions.

Do this first: open the live calendar, choose the correct park ticket and check children’s heights. A PortAventura ticket does not automatically mean Caribe Aquatic Park is included.

1-DAY ADULTFrom €24Current official starting price
JUNIOR / SENIORFrom €22Current official starting price
NEW FOR 2026Coral Bay6,000 m² family expansion
BIG THRILL1.40 mKing Khajuna minimum

Choose the PortAventura Water Park Ticket That Matches Your Day

The cheapest-looking product is not automatically the right one. First decide whether you want only Caribe Aquatic Park or a longer PortAventura World itinerary.

Water park only

1 Day Caribe Aquatic Park

From €24

The current official page shows adult tickets from €24 per person.

Best for: a dedicated slides-and-pools day without an evening theme-park commitment.

Junior / senior

1 Day Caribe Aquatic Park

From €22

The official starting price applies to junior visitors aged 4–10 and senior visitors from age 60.

Check the final category and date in the official basket before payment.

Long day

Caribe + Evening PortAventura Park

From €56

The current adult starting price combines Caribe Aquatic Park with PortAventura Park from 17:00 on the same day.

Think first: young children may have little energy left after a full water-park session.

Price rule: these are current official from prices, not fixed prices for every date. Availability, date and promotion can change the final checkout amount.

Do Not Confuse the €24 Ticket With Every PortAventura Promotion

The official ticket page currently shows a one-day Caribe ticket from €24. Separately, PortAventura is running a CORALBAY promotion on specified multi-day, three-park tickets.

CORALBAY promotion check

The current official promotion says the code applies to eligible dated and flexible 2-day/3-park and 3-day/3-park tickets. It advertises up to 50% off under its conditions.

The published purchase deadline is 20 September 2026, with qualifying visits extending to 6 January 2027. The offer is quota-limited and is not a permanent Caribe-only admission price.

Check the official CORALBAY promotion and conditions

Book in This Order

Check date
Confirm Caribe Aquatic Park is operating.
Choose parks
Decide between Caribe-only and a multi-park product.
Measure children
Check the rides your family can actually use.
Check price
Compare the current official ticket and valid promotions.
Save ticket
Keep your booking available offline before travelling.
Change-of-plans check: PortAventura currently says eligible dated tickets bought through its website can be cancelled at least three days before arrival. Flexible-ticket conditions differ. Read the conditions attached to your exact purchase.

Coral Bay Changes the 2026 Family Plan

Coral Bay is a new 6,000 m² area inside Caribe Aquatic Park. Unlike a cosmetic retheme, it adds attractions for different family ages and confidence levels.

Family water coaster

Cyclone

PortAventura describes Cyclone as Europe’s only family water coaster.

The official rule lists a 1.10 m minimum when accompanied by an adult. A raft carries up to two people, with a combined weight between 60 kg and 180 kg.

Obstacle course

Bahía Pirata

This water obstacle course is designed as an active family challenge rather than a conventional slide.

The official information lists 1.20 m to ride alone. From 1.20 m to 1.40 m, a life jacket is mandatory and is provided at the attraction.

Moderate

The Crab

The Crab is a Coral Bay water-slide tower. The official listing gives a 1.00 m minimum to ride alone.

Young children

Splash Port

This children’s area combines small water slides with splash-pad play. The official listing gives no minimum height.

No separate Coral Bay ticket: PortAventura says Coral Bay is included with general Caribe Aquatic Park admission.

Check official Coral Bay attractions and current rules

Measure Children Before Promising the Biggest Slides

One measurement at home can prevent a lot of disappointment at the park. However, your measurement is only for planning. Current signs and staff instructions control access.

Attraction Official rule snapshot Planning use
King Khajuna Minimum 1.40 m Headline thrill option for visitors who meet the restriction.
Ciclón Tropical Minimum 1.40 m Put it on the older-child/teen/adult list.
El Tifón Minimum 1.20 m; maximum weight 136 kg Check both height and weight conditions before queueing.
Mambo Limbo Minimum 1.10 m; maximum weight 136 kg A useful step between children’s play and larger thrill rides.
Junior Body Slides Minimum 1.00 m; maximum 1.50 m The maximum height matters as much as the minimum.
Rapid Race Minimum 1.20 m Good family race option for qualifying riders.
El Río Loco No minimum height listed Useful as a calmer break, with normal child supervision.
Splash Port No minimum height New Coral Bay option for younger children.

Check all official Caribe Aquatic Park ride requirements

Match the Park to Your Family Before Paying

Young children

Start your value calculation with Splash Port, Sésamo Beach, Cayo Cookie and other child-friendly areas.

Do not judge the ticket by the number of large slides they cannot yet use.

Mixed-height siblings

Create two short ride lists before arrival. Then agree where adults and children will regroup after splitting for different attractions.

Teens and adults

Check King Khajuna, Ciclón Tropical and El Tifón first if thrill rides are the priority.

Use calmer pools and El Río Loco between high-energy periods.

A Simpler Full-Day Route

Before entry
Tickets ready, children measured and first attractions chosen.
First hour
Go to the group’s priority restricted rides or Coral Bay.
Midday
Move to pools, younger-child areas and a food break.
Afternoon
Repeat favourites rather than chasing every attraction.
Before exit
Collect locker items and confirm your return transport.

This is a practical planning route, not a queue forecast. Crowd levels, weather and attraction operation vary.

Lockers, Food, Clothing and Accessibility

Single and family lockers

PortAventura’s Caribe FAQ confirms that single and family lockers are available.

Use them for passports, wallets, hotel keys, electronics and dry clothing. Availability can matter on busy days.

Food and drink

PortAventura’s resort rules restrict bringing food and drink into the parks, with specific arrangements for allergies and intolerances.

If a medical or dietary requirement affects your visit, check the official guidance before packing.

Water shoes

Coral Bay guidance says water shoes can be worn while walking around the park.

However, they are not allowed on some attractions, including Bahía Pirata, and staff may ask you to remove them for slides.

Reduced mobility

The official Caribe page states that pool access is enabled for people with reduced mobility.

If your visit depends on a particular transfer, route or attraction-access arrangement, check directly with PortAventura before buying.

Pack for the Water Park, Not Just PortAventura Park

Entry

  • Correct ticket saved offline
  • Required identification
  • Any applicable supporting documentation
  • Charged phone

Water

  • Suitable swimwear
  • Towels
  • Sun protection
  • Water shoes or suitable footwear
  • Dry clothes

Family plan

  • Children’s heights recorded
  • Three priority attractions chosen
  • Meeting point agreed
  • Locker plan decided
  • Return transport checked

Rain Does Not Automatically Mean the Water Park Closes

PortAventura’s FAQ says Caribe Aquatic Park can remain open when it rains. However, strong rain, thunderstorms, wind or other conditions can affect individual attractions and park operation.

Do not assume rain creates an automatic refund. Check the day’s park status and the conditions attached to your ticket before deciding not to travel.

Leaving and Coming Back: Ask Before You Exit

The official FAQ permits same-day leaving and returning under the resort’s re-entry process. Keep your ticket and follow the required staff procedure before leaving.

This matters if you need something from the car. Do not walk out first and ask about re-entry afterwards.

Where Is PortAventura Caribe Aquatic Park?

Address: PortAventura Caribe Aquatic Park, Avinguda Alcalde Pere Molas, s/n, 43480 Vila-seca, Tarragona, Spain.

The water park is part of PortAventura World near Salou. It is not a central Barcelona attraction, so visitors coming from Barcelona should plan the complete return journey.

From Salou

Compare your accommodation location with PortAventura World before choosing to walk, take local transport or use a taxi.

From Barcelona

PortAventura currently lists train and coach ticket products. Read the included park carefully because some transport products include Caribe and others do not.

By car

Use the official PortAventura World route and current parking information. Allow time after the water park for changing and collecting locker belongings.

Caribe Aquatic Park or Aquopolis Near Salou?

PortAventura holiday

Choose Caribe when…

  • You are already visiting PortAventura World.
  • You want Coral Bay.
  • A multi-park product fits your trip.
  • You want the PortAventura resort experience.
Standalone alternative

Compare Aquopolis when…

  • You are staying around La Pineda.
  • You want a separate water-park day.
  • Location is more important than PortAventura integration.
  • You want to compare both parks before committing.

Our Salou Water Park comparison is the better page if you have not decided which park to visit.

Six Mistakes to Avoid

1. Buying the wrong PortAventura ticket

Check that Caribe Aquatic Park is named in the exact ticket product.

2. Using an old ticket price

The official starting prices have changed. Use the live official checkout rather than an old screenshot or cached guide.

3. Missing the maximum-height rule

Junior Body Slides have both a minimum and a maximum height. Not every restriction is a simple minimum.

4. Promising King Khajuna too early

The official minimum is 1.40 m. Measure before building the day’s expectations around it.

5. Treating Coral Bay as a separate ticket

PortAventura states that Coral Bay is included with Caribe Aquatic Park admission.

6. Assuming rain means refund

Rain alone does not automatically close the park or create a refund. Check current conditions and your ticket terms.

Official Checks to Make Before Travel

Tickets

Use the official ticket page to confirm today’s starting price, age category and park combination.

Open official Caribe tickets

Opening calendar

Use the date selector before booking transport because Caribe Aquatic Park is seasonal.

Check official opening dates and times

Ride requirements

Use this after measuring children. Check height plus any weight or accompanied-rider conditions.

Check official ride restrictions

Caribe FAQs

Use the official FAQ for lockers, rain, clothing, smoking and same-day parking/re-entry questions.

Read official Caribe FAQs

PortAventura Water Park FAQs

What is PortAventura Water Park officially called?

It is officially PortAventura Caribe Aquatic Park. It is the dedicated water park inside PortAventura World near Salou and Vila-seca.

How much are PortAventura Water Park tickets in 2026?

At the latest check, PortAventura’s official page showed one-day Caribe Aquatic Park tickets from €24 for adults and from €22 for junior and senior visitors. Treat these as starting prices because date and availability can change the checkout total.

Does every PortAventura ticket include Caribe Aquatic Park?

No. PortAventura World sells park-specific and multi-park products. Confirm that Caribe Aquatic Park is explicitly included before paying.

What is Coral Bay?

Coral Bay is a new 2026 family area at Caribe Aquatic Park covering about 6,000 m². It includes Cyclone, Bahía Pirata, The Crab, Splash Port and El Bucanero.

Do I need a separate ticket for Coral Bay?

No. PortAventura states that Coral Bay and its attractions are included with general admission to Caribe Aquatic Park.

What is the height requirement for King Khajuna?

The official attraction information lists a minimum height of 1.40 m.

Which Coral Bay attraction works for small children?

Splash Port is a children’s attraction with water slides and splash-pad play. PortAventura lists no minimum height for it.

Are lockers available?

Yes. PortAventura’s Caribe FAQ states that single and family lockers are available. Plan to secure passports, wallets, hotel keys and electronics.

Can I wear water shoes?

They can be worn around the park, but PortAventura says they are not permitted on some attractions. Bahía Pirata is specifically mentioned, and staff may ask visitors to remove footwear before other slides.

Does Caribe Aquatic Park close if it rains?

Not automatically. The official FAQ says the park can remain open in rain, although severe weather can affect individual attractions or operations.

Can I cancel an online PortAventura ticket?

PortAventura currently says eligible dated tickets bought through its website can be cancelled at least three days before arrival. Flexible tickets use different conditions, so check the terms attached to your product.

Is Caribe Aquatic Park the same as Aquopolis Costa Dorada?

No. Caribe Aquatic Park belongs to PortAventura World. Aquopolis Costa Dorada is a separate water park in La Pineda with its own tickets, attractions and rules.

Independent guide: UKWaterPark.org is an independent editorial travel and water-park guide. It does not operate PortAventura World, sell PortAventura tickets or control attraction access, prices, opening times, refunds or safety decisions. PortAventura World’s current rules and staff instructions take priority during your visit.