In Jungala Water Park you’ll get wet in so many ways

Jungala Water Park is a boutique experience that offers opulent leisure alternatives and fantastic attractions. Concierge service in the park, novel gastronomic concepts, and spa services, among other things.  Jungala was created to highlight the region’s stunning natural beauty. With lush jungle that will make you feel like you’re in your own private paradise.

Jungala water park: What to expect

This park features extreme slides as well as private cabanas and a spa. It’s part of the massive Vidanta Riviera Maya complex, halfway between Cancun and Playa del Carmen (20 minutes away). It is not necessary to stay at the resort in order to use the facilities.

Jungala water park: What to do

Highlights include Paradise Free Fall, one of its main slides, with an almost vertical drop to 23 meters, and Hoop-Hoop Aqua Loop that starts in a cabin, where from a drop in the air you can propel the person at full speed in a dizzying 360-degree turn through the heights.

Beachside Boomerango, a toboggan for two or three people, or the Tropical Whizzard courses built for racing among friends, are the locations to go if you appreciate powerful feelings. After sliding down all of the slides, you can let yourself be carried away by the current in the Lazy River, which is more than a kilometer long and full of jungle views, caverns, and artificial waterfalls.

How to get there

Taking a Playa Express bus and getting off at Vidanta is the cheapest alternative. Although there is a large sign on the road that says VIDANTA, you better sit near to the driver so that he can let you know when you get to your destination.

The colectivos do not have all of the stops set up, so if you let them know, they will stop on the side of the road to let you off.

Useful info

Normally Jungala is open every day except Mondays from 10am to 6pm.

 There is only one type of entrance fee at Jungala:

• Adult basic ticket (+120cm), which is priced at $1,401 Mexican pesos per person.
• Basic children’s ticket (+90cm), which costs $701 Mexican pesos

The basic Jungala entrance ticket includes park admission, towels (which are incredibly convenient because you don’t have to carry them around all day), lockers, free Wi-Fi, and concierge service. For an extra fee, you can arrange private cabins, but you must do it once you are inside the park.