When I visited the water park (2018), I carried my two sons as well who were 1 and 9 years old at the time. I paid an entrance fee of Bs. 1,000,000 per person which was an average of USD 15 for me because I got an exchange rate of USD 1 to VEF 70,000 (also known as Bs.) from a friend of a friend. This entrance fee is just for tourists because the locals pay a different, lower rate. I did not have to pay for my younger son so he entered for free. Cannot remember the cost for the lockers but I did rent one. Also had to pay a deposit of Bs. 200,000 which I got back after I returned the key when leaving. Before we entered there were persons outside doing some face painting for free. It was also Carnival time in Venezuela. Upon entering the compound our bags were checked. The park was very deserted! I would assume that it was a result of the crisis taking place in the country. There are food and drinks on sale of course, as well as bathroom facilities and a gift shop. There are chairs, tables and umbrellas around the park that everyone can use. Firstly the water was very cold when I was there, the kids' pool in particular. The kids' pool is where the younger ones who are not able to use the water slides because of height or age limitations can enjoy themselves. There is also a little pool area and a lazy river where persons can just relax. Slides close at certain times around lunch, but not all at once. The park has a lot of potential but no matter if there are a few persons or a big crowd you will definitely enjoy your day at the water park.

It acts as a perfect destination for enjoying as the park has lots of water rides,water slides, swimming pools,jacuzzi ,etc and it is enjoyable for the young as well as old aged people.