New adventure rides in Aquaventure at Atlantis The Palm

The Aquaventure waterpark at Atlantis The Palm is home to thrilling rides and adrenaline-pumping waterslides. Here you'll find Aquaconda, the world’s largest tube waterslide, as well as the dual-piped Slitherine and the daring Poseidon’s revenge. Here are some of our favourites.

Aquaconda

Take a wild ride in the dark meandering through this giant sea serpent waterslide before being dropped into the largest fiberglass tube in the world – not for the faint hearted!

Aquaconda Facts

• The world’s largest waterslide tube at 9.2 metres wide
• 6 person raft adventure
• 25 metres tall
• Twists and turns with intense vertical banking to 4.6 metres
• Can reach a maximum speed of 21 miles per hour
• A grand total of 210 metres in length

Slitherine

A ‘waterslide within a waterslide slide’, where you will experience twists and turns and end up in the belly of the Aquaconda.

Slitherine Facts

• First ever dual suspended ‘waterslide-within-a-waterslide’
• 31 metres high
• 182 metres in length
• Timers at the end of the waterslides capturing the fastest times

Poseidon’s Revenge

This is certainly one for the thrill-seekers. Step into a capsule, wait for the floor to fall from beneath your feet and plummet at speeds of 37mph before being turned upside down.

Poseidon’s Revenge Facts

• Two capsules equipped with terrifying trapdoors
• Accelerate through the waterslide loop at speeds up to 37 miles per hour
• 116 metres in length

Zoomerango

Experience mega drops, vertical zooms and a burst of weightlessness.

Zoomerango Facts

• 6 person raft adventure
• The waterslide is 25 metres tall
• 156 metres in length
• The vertical wall is 14 metres high

Atlantean Flyers

Fly 20 metres in the air above the Aquaventure waterpark on the longest zipline in the Far East.

Atlantean Flyers Facts

• The world’s first zip line integrated into a waterslide tower
• The longest zip line circuit in the Middle East
• 500-metre circuit
• 16-20 metres high with views over The Palm
• Fly at speeds of up 10 miles per hour