LEGOLAND Water Park Lake Garda: Tickets, Season and Age Rules

Think paddling and play more than white-knuckle slides. The centrepiece is the LEGO River Adventure, a slow river you drift along on a raft you can customise with bricks. Around it are the Jungle Adventures slides, the Beach Party play area, Pirate Bay, a building area called LEGO Creation Island and DUPLO Splash, a pool for the smallest children.

Miniland is the sightseeing part: Italian monuments rebuilt to scale from more than four million bricks, including a Colosseum over four metres wide and a Leaning Tower of Pisa more than two metres high. The Harbour Restaurant serves pizza, salads and children’s menus, and a kiosk sells ice cream, fruit and soft drinks. Lockers are rented with a cashless wristband that also works as payment in the water park’s shops.

The water park is inside the theme park, so the operator does not sell entry to it alone. You have two routes in. Buy a combined Gardaland Park and LEGOLAND Water Park ticket, or buy any Gardaland ticket and upgrade it by paying a supplement at the ticket offices or at a point inside the park.

Free birthday entry to Gardaland does not include the water park. The water park’s published regulations allow you to leave and come back the same day with a hand stamp, so you can split a day between slides and rides. They also warn that entry is refused when the water park is full, which is a reason to go early on hot weekends. We could not confirm 2027 supplement or combined-ticket prices; check the official ticket page once the summer calendar is out.

This is a summer attraction. In 2026 the Italian trade press reported the reopening for Saturday 30 May, and by 3 October Gardaland’s help centre stated that the season had ended. The water park does not appear in the park’s autumn and winter calendar, and its regulations say it closes to the public in bad weather.

Opening dates and hours for 2027 were not published when we checked. If the water park is the reason for your trip, wait for the calendar before booking flights for late May or September. Our Lake Garda weather guide shows which months are warm enough to enjoy it.

Children under 14 cannot enter unless an adult goes with them. Those aged 14 to 17 may enter alone or with an adult, and adults may visit on their own. Children under 90 cm are free, as in every Gardaland Resort park.

The water park’s published regulations add the practical rules. Children under three must wear swim nappies or swim pants. Children under eight must wear a flotation device on the pool decks; the park provides a limited number. Individual rides can have their own height, age or weight limits, posted at each one. Swimwear is compulsory in the pools and on the slides, a shower is required before the pool decks, and phones and cameras are not allowed on the pool decks and rides.

Follow the directions for Gardaland: the A4 exit at Peschiera del Garda, free uncovered parking, or the free shuttle from Peschiera del Garda station every 30 minutes on opening days. The water park is then reached from inside the theme park. Our Lake Garda trains guide covers the lines into Peschiera.

If you want a bigger water park with its own ticket, Caneva at Lazise is the alternative, and it is covered in our best Lake Garda parks. For free swimming, try the best Lake Garda beaches.