My family and I got free entrance to the Wild Wadi cause we stayed at the Burj Al-Arab (Wild Wadi is owned by the same company that owns the Burj). I like the waterpark, cause the line moved along speedily, all rides took an average of less than 5 minutes. And we went on Friday and Saturday, where it is supposedly the most crowded. There is a big complex for toddlers and kids with its own slides. There's the body boarding for more skilled attendants. My favorite ride was the individual tubing slide, where they shoot you up a few times, and once you're up there, you go tubing down the slides, with a total of 11 slides including a completely dark tunnel.

It was amazing, fun for all ages, safe and clean.

Get there early!!! The prices are the same as you would pay in England - £20 pp and £3 for a locker (which is a rip off as you need a locker to keep your clothes in, so they should have been free)

There are fantastic water rides to suit everyone from children to adult, from surf simulators to log rides. There is a very high slide (not for those scared of heights) but from the top you get the most fantastic view of Al burj hotel and the sea. No trip to Dubai is complete without experiencing this. As a muslim I wore tracksuit bottoms, a t-shirt and hijab, and it was fine.

Munna, Newcastle

A great park especially with the kids. Need to get there early esp in holidays - some hotels gain you access 1 hour earlier than the general public - worth thinking about when booking your hotel.

Everytime I go to Dubai (Which is six times a year from Surrey), I enjoy the water park the most. Anything rather than the Mall of The Emirates!
Plus, I stay in the Mina A Salam hotel within the Madinat Jumierah complex and entry is discounted! This applies to the Burj Al Arab and the Jumierah Beach Hotel!

Brilliant!