Top Water Parks in Mexico

I think it’s worth splurging on the unlimited food pass if you plan to spend the whole day. I didn’t get it, and ended up paying for meals separately, which added up quickly!

My advice is to pack your own snacks and drinks. They allow some food in, and the prices inside can be a bit steep, plus you’ll avoid trying to find something healthy in a hurry.

I think you should look out for the family packages. They can save you a decent amount of cash if you’re going with a group. I found it really helpful.

I suggest wearing water shoes! Some areas can be super slippery and this will help you enjoy the slides without worrying about falling.

My advice is to try all the slides at least once, even the ones that seem a bit intimidating. They really do offer different experiences and some of the thrills are worth it!

I suggest getting there right when it opens at 10 AM. It gets really busy by noon, and you’ll enjoy the rides way more with shorter lines. Plus, the morning sun is perfect for lounging!

I recommend checking out the lazy river first. It’s a chill way to start the day and get accustomed to the water park vibe without the frenzied energy of the big slides.

My advice is to grab the all-day dining package. You save so much money on food, and the options were actually pretty good. We didn’t have to worry about carrying cash!

I suggest arriving right when they open at 10 AM to beat the crowds. It was way less hectic and we got on all the rides without long waits!

I recommend checking out the wave pool in the late afternoon. The waves were more intense then, and it was less crowded, making for a more fun experience!