Paradisul Acvatic
Paradisul Acvatic
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10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Monday
2:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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Paradisul acvatic is the largest recreation complex with indoor and outdoor swimming pools from Romania.Here, in winter or summer, you can find modern pools, indoor and outdoor water slides, SPA at a higher level, but also tennis courts and indoor football, a modern 3 stars hotel and a terrace.The complex extends over 6.5 hectares and has a capacity of 2,000 casual deposit boxes and lockers for clothes and valuables. Paradisul Acvatic complex has 7 modern pools, an olimpic swimming pool with a special area for jumping from a height of 5m, 3m and 1.5m.During the summer outdoor pools (ca.1000 sqm and 90 sqm) with a temperature between 24 and 30 degrees offers the ideal place where you can swim in the sun.The 1300 chairs in the courtyard outside are free of charge and available from spring until late autumn.Also you can benefit from professional massage, active relaxation (fitness, aerobics, Kangoo Jumps) and many other reecreation and leisure activities. Keep your vitality with us!
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Linda M
Saudi Arabia83 contributions
Jan 2020
When I went there it was jam-packed with people. I didn’t feel that the pools were clean. There were so many people going in and out of the saunas that they weren’t really hot. Overall, I just found it to be a little bit of Hell on Earth.
On the plus side, I had a massage. Very well done and well priced too. So, there’s that.
But, let’s just say I’m not going back.
On the plus side, I had a massage. Very well done and well priced too. So, there’s that.
But, let’s just say I’m not going back.
Written January 10, 2020
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corina g
3 contributions
Aug 2020 • Family
Replacing the outside sunseats with functional ones. We looked for over 30 min for a good one because most had the back broken or the back of the seat was lacking at all. My 4yo was already tired and bored when we finally found one. Creating water slides and activities for younger kids. Besides the little pool that was over occupied there was absolutely nothing that a 4yo could do. The slides were to big for her, the pool for younger kids was full.
Way too expensive compared to what it offers. It was a real disappointment, major waste of time and money.
Way too expensive compared to what it offers. It was a real disappointment, major waste of time and money.
Written August 30, 2020
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Bogdan T
Brasov, Romania13 contributions
Jun 2021 • Friends
It's not the most fun waterpark, nor the most diverse. Recently a pair of outdoor waterslides have been added, but they don't inform us anywhere about them. Where are they open or not? I'm afraid there's still work to be done here. Still, it's definetly worth the money.
Written June 16, 2021
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Danno_99
Europe2,051 contributions
Aug 2016 • Family
Their website is fairly good (check out the prices and opening hours), but it's a little bit difficult to understand exactly what's there, so here goes:
1. An indoor pool - several different areas, with two large water slides 10 m high or so. Also has 2 jacuzzis. The indoor part is heated. Lots of plastic deck chairs.
2. A separate (not heated) indoor olympic-sized pool for serious swimmers and divers. One corner of the pool is 4m deep, with 1m, 3m and 5m diving boards.
3, A small cold pool (for use after the sauna) - partially inside, partially outside
4. A hot pool (sort of like a bath...) partially inside partially outisde
5. A dry sauna set at 60 degrees
6. A dry sauna set at 90 degrees (with an automatic water drip system)
7. A wet sauna, not too hot
8. A "relaxing room" - dark, warm shallow water, you;re supposed to lie on your back and watch strange pictures screened on the ceiling to the accompaniment of soothing music
9. A massage room - ridiculously cheap massages (we never got to try them - book early !)
10. A large outdoor pool and a small outdoor kids pool. This is surrounded by a large grassy area with sunbeds and parasols (which you might have to pay for). There is also a fish spa - 15 lei for 10 minutes...
11. A fitness room with exercise equipment
Food: There is a cafeteria outside and inside - does not look great for a meal, better for snacks, coffee and ice cream. Not expensive.
* TIPS*
WATER SLIDES were good, but have no supervision up top. People seemed to be fairly good at setting off only when the green "go" light went off.
NOTE !!! if you go on the orange slide, there are metal girders just above one of the open parts - DO NOT SIT UP HERE !!! (although the safety pics tell you to !!!) - lie back, at least partially - I am surprised no-one tall's been killed here... If you're tall, take the first ride on the orange slide SLOW and you'll figure it out
FOOD AND DRINK If you're there for the day, bring your own. You'll need lots of water, and you can bring any food in (there's a Carrefour nearby if you need anything...). I saw some people bring in a stack of take-away pizza boxes..
TOWELS are available for 10 lei each or you can bring your own. Adults get a free mini-locker (fits a phone/wallet/keys) each. Larger lockers are available for rent, but you don't really need them.
SLIPPERY when wet. The indoor tiling is not great in most places: make sure to walk slowly or wear flip-flops - otherwise you'll probably slip if barefoot.
WEEKENDS I understand are usually "too" full. We went on a (summer) weekday and the place was full, but not overly so.
KIDS are not allowed in many of the facilities (such as the saunas and the relax room - O14 only, and the slides - O10 only) - however, this rule seems to be universally ignored...
1. An indoor pool - several different areas, with two large water slides 10 m high or so. Also has 2 jacuzzis. The indoor part is heated. Lots of plastic deck chairs.
2. A separate (not heated) indoor olympic-sized pool for serious swimmers and divers. One corner of the pool is 4m deep, with 1m, 3m and 5m diving boards.
3, A small cold pool (for use after the sauna) - partially inside, partially outside
4. A hot pool (sort of like a bath...) partially inside partially outisde
5. A dry sauna set at 60 degrees
6. A dry sauna set at 90 degrees (with an automatic water drip system)
7. A wet sauna, not too hot
8. A "relaxing room" - dark, warm shallow water, you;re supposed to lie on your back and watch strange pictures screened on the ceiling to the accompaniment of soothing music
9. A massage room - ridiculously cheap massages (we never got to try them - book early !)
10. A large outdoor pool and a small outdoor kids pool. This is surrounded by a large grassy area with sunbeds and parasols (which you might have to pay for). There is also a fish spa - 15 lei for 10 minutes...
11. A fitness room with exercise equipment
Food: There is a cafeteria outside and inside - does not look great for a meal, better for snacks, coffee and ice cream. Not expensive.
* TIPS*
WATER SLIDES were good, but have no supervision up top. People seemed to be fairly good at setting off only when the green "go" light went off.
NOTE !!! if you go on the orange slide, there are metal girders just above one of the open parts - DO NOT SIT UP HERE !!! (although the safety pics tell you to !!!) - lie back, at least partially - I am surprised no-one tall's been killed here... If you're tall, take the first ride on the orange slide SLOW and you'll figure it out
FOOD AND DRINK If you're there for the day, bring your own. You'll need lots of water, and you can bring any food in (there's a Carrefour nearby if you need anything...). I saw some people bring in a stack of take-away pizza boxes..
TOWELS are available for 10 lei each or you can bring your own. Adults get a free mini-locker (fits a phone/wallet/keys) each. Larger lockers are available for rent, but you don't really need them.
SLIPPERY when wet. The indoor tiling is not great in most places: make sure to walk slowly or wear flip-flops - otherwise you'll probably slip if barefoot.
WEEKENDS I understand are usually "too" full. We went on a (summer) weekday and the place was full, but not overly so.
KIDS are not allowed in many of the facilities (such as the saunas and the relax room - O14 only, and the slides - O10 only) - however, this rule seems to be universally ignored...
Written August 3, 2016
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Anamaria D
195 contributions
Jul 2017 • Family
The site is more like a bigger pool complex, it cannot really be called an aquapark. Two slides for the whole complex is not enough to call it that way. Plus, nowadays, aquaparks work with electronic bracelets but here you get a small key for your locker... It also doesn't have much to offer for children: a small pool outside, a small pool indoors, two plastic houses as a playground and that is it. The quality of the water in the smaller pools is also doubtful, the water being rather murky (compared with the bigger pools where it was crystal clear), at least in the afternoon when we got there. It was also very crowded. If you wanted to slide you had to wait in queues of over 50 people...
Written August 9, 2017
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wqa12
Bucharest, Romania21 contributions
Nov 2017
I wanted a day out with my son, the weather not exactly helping we decided on the waterpark.
The main swimming pool is ok, water at the right temperature for the time of year.
We jumped from the platforms (1m, 3m, and 5m). Being halfterm it was total chaos. The lifeguards apathetic blowing their whistle now and then, kids almost jumping on top of each other. We tired quickly of this.
There were two slides with children running two flights of wet stairs with no supervision. My son enjoyed this very much (of course, like any preteen would). We had a soak in the pools (water was clean and warm). We used the jacuzzis and the sauna.
We had lunch at the cafe; about what you’d expect - mediocre but functional.
In fact this is my overall summary; mediocre but functional. The place is clean and fit for purpose, but lacks proper attention and needs better upkeep of the changing rooms in particular.
It is a good way to kill 2-3 hours on a rainy day, but no more.
The main swimming pool is ok, water at the right temperature for the time of year.
We jumped from the platforms (1m, 3m, and 5m). Being halfterm it was total chaos. The lifeguards apathetic blowing their whistle now and then, kids almost jumping on top of each other. We tired quickly of this.
There were two slides with children running two flights of wet stairs with no supervision. My son enjoyed this very much (of course, like any preteen would). We had a soak in the pools (water was clean and warm). We used the jacuzzis and the sauna.
We had lunch at the cafe; about what you’d expect - mediocre but functional.
In fact this is my overall summary; mediocre but functional. The place is clean and fit for purpose, but lacks proper attention and needs better upkeep of the changing rooms in particular.
It is a good way to kill 2-3 hours on a rainy day, but no more.
Written November 3, 2017
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Lupsa M
Alba Iulia, Romania15 contributions
Jan 2017 • Friends
I like this spa and is a very relaxing place.
The sauna at 92 Celsius was awesome.
The blue waterslide is nice, but my back has some scratches after 3 slide. Some of the waterslide joints aren't perfectly polish.
The sauna at 92 Celsius was awesome.
The blue waterslide is nice, but my back has some scratches after 3 slide. Some of the waterslide joints aren't perfectly polish.
Written January 1, 2017
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Scbachar
Johannesburg, South Africa42 contributions
Aug 2015 • Family
There are some swimming pools with cold and hot water. Sauna, Jacuzzi, and many more facilitates. Very recommend.
Written April 23, 2016
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Isim1
Bucharest, Romania62 contributions
Jun 2015 • Couples
We went here on a rainy day and did not expect to relax as much as we did. Due to the fact that it was Wednesday, there were just a few people inside, so we got to try all the pools, Jacuzzi, and even the water slides, without having to wait in line. The winter pool had hot water and half of it was outside the building, where there were maximum 15 degrees Celsius, but the steam made it feel like there were 30 degrees above it. The best part was the Jacuzzi, especially because me and my boyfriend enjoyed it without having to share it with other people. We had a great time and got to relax for a really decent price: just 35 lei for 3 hours, which is less than 10 euros. We'll surely come back here and definitely bring some friends with us.
Written June 18, 2015
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fjane84
Island of Malta, Malta669 contributions
Dec 2014
The bus no. 40 from Brasov goes there, its not far away.
For two hours it was 30 lei, around 7 euro each. It was good value.
There is an Olympic pool for laps, a main pool with sprays and fountains, two jacuzzi, two water slides, an outdoor hot pool which was the best thing! There was also a cold plunge pool and a cold water bucket drop!!
For two hours it was 30 lei, around 7 euro each. It was good value.
There is an Olympic pool for laps, a main pool with sprays and fountains, two jacuzzi, two water slides, an outdoor hot pool which was the best thing! There was also a cold plunge pool and a cold water bucket drop!!
Written December 18, 2014
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Do you know if there are any outdoor pools with hot water this period of the year?
Written January 18, 2019
Yes there is an outdoor pool , and should be very nice , have fun P)
Written January 31, 2019
Привет. С какого возраста можно детям кататься на горках или с какого роста?. Спасибо
Written October 22, 2018
Ayeshaalrayhi
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Do they have sperate bathroom for men and women?
Written July 20, 2017
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