Waterbom Bali Tickets 2026: Entry Fees for Adults, Kids and Families

Below is every pass Waterbom sells in 2026, including the cheaper return-visit pass most guides miss, priced in rupiah, Australian dollars and rupees. The sums after the tables show which pass is cheapest for a couple, a family of four or a group of friends.

Waterbom Bali Entry Ticket Prices 2026

Open Monday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 6:00 pm (closed only on Nyepi, the Balinese Day of Silence).

The old two-day pass is no longer sold. In its place Waterbom sells a Duo Pass, a Four Pack and an All-In pass, plus a Return Day Pass for a second visit within a week. All of them are compared in the next section.

Conversions use mid-market rates of 28 October 2026 (1 IDR = A$0.000078 = Rs 0.005245). Your bank or card will add its own forex margin, usually 2% to 3.5% on Indian cards.

The child rate starts at age 2 and the booking engine has no infant ticket, so if you're travelling with a baby, confirm the under-2 rule with Waterbom's guest relations team before you go. Children under 11 must be with an adult inside the park.

Every Waterbom Bali Pass Compared

The main ticket page sells four kinds of pass. The Single Day ticket is just entry. The other three bundle the things most visitors end up hiring anyway (towels and a locker), and the All-In loads spending money onto your wristband.

No pass includes a gazebo, food, digital photos or the FlowRider. The Duo and Four Pack accept adults or children in any mix.

Return Day Pass, Annual Pass and Group Rates

Two more passes sit on Waterbom's packages page rather than the ticket page, so most visitors never see them.

The Return Day Pass is the one worth knowing about if you're in Bali for a week or more. It takes over 15% off your second day, but you can only buy it inside the park, so pick it up at the Top-Up Counter before you leave on day one. Waterbom lists it as available until 31 December 2026.

The Annual Pass is enquiry-only. An adult on international rates needs ten visits to break even, so it really suits people who live in Bali. Groups of more than 20 can ask for a custom rate through Waterbom's group booking form. The kids' birthday package costs IDR 9,000,000 (IDR 7,000,000 at local rates) and covers 10 entries, a decorated gazebo, a cake, 10 soft drinks and IDR 1,000,000 of in-park credit that isn't refunded. Book it at least 3 days ahead.

Which Waterbom Pass Is Cheapest for Your Group?

The official site lists the passes but never does the arithmetic. The sums below use the 2026 prices above. Apart from the Return Day Pass, only the Family pass is cheaper than buying single tickets. Every other pass costs more and earns its keep only if you'd pay for the extras anyway.

Family of 2 adults and 2 kids. Four singles come to IDR 2,250,000. The Family pass is IDR 2,200,000, so you save IDR 50,000 for doing nothing. The All-In Family costs IDR 675,000 more than that, but IDR 500,000 of it comes straight back as food and drink credit. You're really paying IDR 175,000 for four towels, a family locker and two gelatos. If you'll eat lunch in the park (most families do, since outside food isn't allowed), the All-In Family is the best-value ticket Waterbom sells.

A couple. Two adult singles cost IDR 1,260,000. The Duo Pass is IDR 1,600,000, which means IDR 340,000 extra for two towels, one locker and two 30-minute foot massages. Worth it if you want the massage. If you'd rather eat, two All-In Adult passes (IDR 1,770,000) give you two lockers, two towels and IDR 400,000 to spend, so the real extra over singles is IDR 110,000.

Four adults or teens. Four singles are IDR 2,520,000 and the Four Pack is IDR 2,800,000. The IDR 280,000 difference buys four towels, two lockers and four popcorns. Take it only if you need the lockers.

Two adults and two kids should never buy the Four Pack. The Family pass covers the same four people for IDR 600,000 less.

One parent and one child. An adult single plus a child single is IDR 1,125,000. The Duo costs IDR 475,000 more, so stick with singles unless the massage is the point.

Solo traveller. The All-In Adult is IDR 255,000 more than a single, and IDR 200,000 of that is credit you'll spend on lunch and drinks. A towel and a locker for IDR 55,000 is hard to beat.

Anyone going twice. Two adult days cost IDR 1,165,000 with a single plus the Return Day Pass, against IDR 1,260,000 for two singles. A family of four that comes back within the week saves IDR 290,000 on day two (2 adult and 2 child Return Day Passes come to IDR 1,910,000, against IDR 2,200,000 for another Family pass).

What Your Waterbom Ticket Includes, and What Costs Extra

Every ticket, even the cheapest single, gets you the whole park for the whole day. That means the thrill slides people queue for (Climax, with its trapdoor launch and near-vertical drop, Smashdown, the Boomerang and the Python), family raft rides, the Lazy River and the main pools. Younger children have AquaPlay, a multi-level water playground with jets, tipping bowls and a giant dump bucket, and the newer Kids Area, which has no minimum height.

The ticket does not cover anything you consume or hire. Waterbom's own terms list these as charged separately unless your pass includes them:

• towel hire and lockers (regular and family sizes, at three locker areas around the park)

• gazebos, spa services and the FlowRider surf machine

• digital photos and the Water Blaster

• all food and drinks

Waterbom Add-On Prices: Gazebos, Lockers, Towels and Credit

The add-on that changes your budget most is a gazebo. Waterbom sells half its gazebos online with tickets and keeps the other half for walk-in bookings on the day. If the type you want shows as booked out online, Waterbom's live chat can tell you whether any walk-in gazebos are left.

Gazebo hire is non-refundable and can only be rescheduled up to 48 hours before your visit. Miss the date and it's forfeited.

The park is cashless. At the entrance you get a waterproof Splash Band, and every purchase inside (lunch, drinks, a locker) is scanned from it. You can preload credit online when you buy tickets, which skips the top-up queue on arrival. Load roughly what you plan to spend. Refunds are automatic, but the cash-out queue near closing time can be long.

Waterbom Ticket Prices for Bali Residents (KTP and KITAS)

Indonesian citizens with a KTP and foreigners holding a KITAS or KITAP pay local rates, sold through the Indonesian version of the official ticket store. Bring the ID itself (or proof of your KITAS on your phone). Without it, the gate charges the difference up to the full international price.

An expat family of four booking the local Single Day Family pass online pays IDR 1,170,000, a little over half the international family price.

How to Buy Waterbom Bali Tickets (and Pay Less)

You can buy at the ticket counter on the day, on the official website, or through resellers such as Klook, Traveloka and Trip.com.

Waterbom's own FAQ says online and counter prices can differ because of online-only promotions, and that during high season you must book on the website at least one day before. Australian school holidays (late December to January, and the July break) are when that rule bites.

To book on the official site:

1. Pick your pass using the group maths above.

2. Open waterbom-bali.com/ticket. If you hold a KTP or KITAS, switch to the Indonesian store for local rates.

3. Choose your date and add extras. Add a gazebo or in-park credit now. Gazebos are tied to the date you pick.

4. Pay by card and save the e-ticket. Tickets are non-refundable. To change the date later, email info@waterbom-bali.com or call +62 361 755676.

5. Collect your Splash Band at the gate. Show the e-ticket, get the wristband and any preloaded credit is already on it.

At the counter you can pay in cash or by credit or debit card.

Rules That Affect Your Ticket

A few park rules decide whether your ticket gets full use, so check them before you pay.

• Re-entry. Your ticket is valid all day. Leaving for lunch at a café on Kartika Plaza? Ask for a pass-out at the exit and show it to get back in.

• Food and drink. Outside food and drinks aren't allowed, apart from one bottle of mineral water per person. Snacks you arrive with can be left at the Guest Relations counter in the lobby.

• Pork-free and vegetarian food. The Wantilan food court has a pork-free zone, and the menus include vegetarian and vegan dishes. Useful for Indian families, since you can't bring your own food in.

• Height and weight. The bigger slides need riders above 100 cm, and Climax needs 120 cm and a weight of 45 to 140 kg. The Kids Area has no minimum height and AquaPlay's toddler slides take children up to 130 cm. Single riders up to 136 kg can ride most slides, with some limits above 145 kg. A child under 100 cm still pays the full child price, so families with toddlers get the most from the Single Day ticket rather than an All-In.

• Health. Waterbom asks pregnant guests and anyone with heart or back conditions not to use the slides. The ticket page lists no reduced rate for non-sliders, so they pay the normal price.

• Swimwear. Wear lycra or spandex swimwear. Staff can stop you sliding in denim, cotton cover-ups or loose T-shirts, and may ask you to turn costumes with zips or metal trim inside out.

• Weather. In severe weather the pools and slides can close temporarily. Tickets stay non-refundable, so on a stormy forecast day consider moving your date by email in advance.

• Accessibility. Pools, the Lazy River, toilets, showers and food outlets are wheelchair accessible. The slide towers are stairs only.

When to Go and How to Get There

Waterbom is open every day from 9 AM to 6 PM. It closes only on Nyepi, which falls on Monday 8 March in 2027. Waterbom's own FAQ names February to April and October to November as its quieter months, when slide queues are shortest. For the hour-by-hour picture, see our Waterbom Bali timings guide.

To get your money's worth, arrive for the 9 AM opening. There are no half-day or late-entry tickets, so every hour you skip is an hour you've paid for.

The park is on Jalan Kartika Plaza in Tuban, at the southern end of Kuta and close to Ngurah Rai International Airport, which makes it an easy first or last day for anyone staying in Kuta, Legian or Seminyak. Directions, parking and taxi tips are on our Waterbom Bali guide.

Is Waterbom Bali Worth the Price?

At IDR 630,000 for an adult, Waterbom costs more than almost any other single-day ticket in Bali. A family of four on the Family pass pays about Rs 11,500 before lunch. What you get for that is a full day on slides like Climax, Smashdown and the Python, in a landscaped park a short drive from the Kuta hotels, with nothing to organise once you're through the gate.

It's good value if you arrive at opening and stay until late afternoon. It's poor value for a two-hour visit, because there are no half-day or late-entry tickets. If you loved it, the Return Day Pass makes a second day noticeably cheaper.

Families often slot Waterbom into a free day on a Bali family holiday package, since most Kuta-based itineraries leave one open. Planning the rest of the trip? Browse more things to do in Bali, see what else to do around Waterbom, or pick a spot from the cafés near Waterbom for a pass-out lunch. For a second big family day, compare the Bali Safari and Marine Park entry fees, or see every attraction ticket on our Bali things to do page.

Source: Waterbom Bali official Tickets and Pricing, Packages, FAQ and Terms and Conditions, checked 29 October 2026. Waterbom can change prices without notice, so confirm on the official site before you pay.

Edited by TravelTriangle