Aquapark-Marrakech.comEden Aquapark
📅 Updated: 6 August 2026 — prices and hours confirmed directly by the park
Overview
Eden Aquapark is a modern water park located at Km 4, Route d'Amizmiz in Marrakech — on the same road as Oasiria, just 5 minutes from the city centre. With 19 slides and attractions, it has the highest slide count among Marrakech parks open to non-hotel guests, Pickalbatros Aqua Fun Club aside.
Its main draw for families is the child rate: 140 DHS up to 1.50 m, the lowest among Marrakech's major parks, and a threshold measured by height — a 10 or 12-year-old who hasn't hit 1.50 m still pays the child rate. On comfort, the park doesn't charge extra for the basics: sunbed, WiFi and parking are free, and the burkini is allowed. An on-site restaurant with a varied menu and a snack bar with terrace mean you never have to leave the park at lunchtime. Football, two padel courts and a supervised mini club round out the offer.
Official website: edenaquapark.com
Photo Gallery
The slide tower and the 4-lane MultiSlide
Global view of the water park
The MultiSlide — race side by side
Pirates House — children's zone
Red & Orange Slide
Water park overview
The Space Hole — tunnel slide
Photo supplied by Eden Aquapark (August 2026). The other shots are our own.
Prices 2026 — the cheapest child ticket in Marrakech
- Adult (over 1.50 m) — 280 DHS (approx. €25)
- Child (under 1.50 m) — 140 DHS (approx. €13)
Rates communicated directly by Eden Aquapark on 6 August 2026. The threshold is height, not age: good news for families with 8 to 12-year-olds who haven't reached 1.50 m yet and would pay full price elsewhere.
Food is not included in the ticket — budget for meals on top if you eat at the park restaurant. To see how Eden compares with the other parks, read our guide to Marrakech water park ticket prices.
Opening hours
Eden Aquapark is open from 10:00 to 18:00 (10am to 6pm), a full eight hours on site — the same window as Oasiria. For comparison, Palmiya closes at 7pm and the day-visitor access at Pickalbatros Aqua Fun Club stops at 5pm.
Across the year the park stays open — with a closing period in winter and hours that shift with the seasons. The park confirmed this to us on 6 August 2026 without being able to give fixed dates: they move from one year to the next. So the 10am-6pm window above is the high-season one, not a year-round constant.
In practice: in July and August, just turn up. From November to March, always call 05 24 45 94 49 or email resa@edenaquapark.com before making the trip — it is the only way to know whether the park is open that day and until what time. See also which Marrakech water parks open in winter.
Restaurant and food on site
The park has an on-site restaurant with a varied menu plus a snack bar with terrace. You don't need to leave the park for lunch, nor to pack a picnic — outside food is generally refused at Moroccan water parks (see our article on bringing your own food to Marrakech water parks).
Lunch is not included in the entry ticket: count it on top of the 280 DHS / 140 DHS. The rush is between 12:30pm and 2:30pm; eating slightly before or after avoids the wait.
What's free, and the rules
Eden Aquapark doesn't add a surcharge on the items that are often paid elsewhere:
- Free sunbed — no lounger rental to budget for
- Free WiFi — across the park
- Free parking — on site, useful given there is no shuttle
- Burkini allowed — worth checking park by park in Marrakech, swimwear rules are not identical everywhere
For the rest of the rules (swimwear requirements, minimum heights on certain slides, prohibited items), see the standard rules at Marrakech water parks.
Attractions
- The MultiSlide — 4 parallel lanes for side-by-side racing
- The Boomerang — thrill slide with an upward ramp
- The Space Hole — dark tunnel slide
- The Red & Orange Slide — high-speed coloured descents
- Pirates House — giant children's water play area
- Wave Pool — artificial waves
- Lazy River — relaxed family floating
Additional Activities
- Large outdoor swimming pool
- Football pitch
- 2 padel courts
- Supervised mini club for children
- Restaurant (varied menu) and snack bar with terrace
- Free sunbeds, WiFi and on-site parking
Bookings & Contact
Phone: 05 24 45 94 49
Email: resa@edenaquapark.com
Website: edenaquapark.com
Instagram / Facebook: @edenaquapark
Best Time to Visit
Best arrival time: at opening, 10am. The park closes at 6pm: arriving at midday costs you a third of the day for the same ticket. Eden is quieter than Oasiria and slide queues stay short, but arriving early lets you pick your (free) sunbed before the midday rush.
Crowds: Eden Aquapark is the quietest park open to non-hotel visitors. If you want a stress-free day without long queues, this is your best bet. Weekends are busier, but nothing like the Oasiria peaks in July-August. To pick your date, see the best time to visit a Marrakech water park.
Measure your children before you go. The pricing line is at 1.50 m. A child at 1.48 m gets in for 140 DHS; at 1.52 m they pay 280 DHS. Across two children, that's a 280 DHS swing on the day.
Outside high season, call before you set off. The park closes for a period in winter and adjusts its hours by season, with no fixed dates from year to year (confirmed by the park on 6 August 2026). The 10am-6pm window applies in high season.
Getting There
Eden Aquapark is at Km 4 on the Route d'Amizmiz, on the same road as Oasiria — one of the easiest routes from Marrakech city centre.
- Taxi or Careem: the simplest option. Expect around 30-50 DHS (approx. €3-5) from the city centre. The journey takes 5-10 minutes depending on traffic. Eden does not have a free shuttle like Oasiria.
- By car: free on-site parking. The Route d'Amizmiz is well signposted from the southern ring road. You could combine a visit here with Oasiria on a separate day, as they are on the same route.
With Children
Eden Aquapark is particularly well suited to families with young children:
- Pirates House: a giant water play area with jets, fountains, small slides and inflatable structures. Heaven for ages 3-10.
- Wave Pool: accessible to all ages, ideal for children who want fun without the big slides.
- Lazy River: perfect for families floating together, children included.
- Supervised mini club: structured activities so parents get some time to relax too.
- Child ticket: 140 DHS (approx. €13) up to 1.50 m, the lowest child ticket among Marrakech's major parks.
- Free sunbed: a shaded base to fall back on at no extra charge when the little ones tire.
To compare the parks on this criterion, see which Marrakech water park to choose with children.
Ticket Prices
| Category | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | Taller than 1.50 m | 280 DHS (approx. €25) |
| Child | Under 1.50 m | 140 DHS (approx. €13) |
Rates communicated by Eden Aquapark on 6 August 2026. Food is not included; an on-site restaurant and snack bar are available (paid). Sunbeds, WiFi and parking are free. To reconfirm before travelling: edenaquapark.com or 05 24 45 94 49. All euro figures are approximate at 1 € ≈ 11 DHS.
Family day budget
| Group | Tickets total |
|---|---|
| 2 adults | 560 DHS (approx. €51) |
| 2 adults + 1 child (under 1.50 m) | 700 DHS (approx. €64) |
| 2 adults + 2 children (under 1.50 m) | 840 DHS (approx. €76) |
Tickets only, excluding meals and transport. With sunbeds, WiFi and parking free, there is no compulsory extra to budget for on site.
Thibaut's Verdict
Eden Aquapark is the best alternative to Oasiria for families with children, and for anyone who wants to avoid the big crowds. With 19 slides and attractions — more than some better-known parks — Eden offers genuine variety without ever feeling like a tourist conveyor belt. The atmosphere is more intimate, queues stay manageable even in summer, and the grounds are well maintained.
The real financial argument is the child ticket: 140 DHS, the lowest of any major park in Marrakech, and above all a 1.50 m height threshold rather than the age cap used elsewhere. With two children aged 10 and 12 who haven't shot up yet, you pay 280 DHS in tickets where other parks would charge you for two adults. Add free sunbeds, WiFi and parking, and three usual side costs simply disappear.
What I like less: at 280 DHS the adult ticket is no longer the cheapest in Marrakech — Palmiya stays at 250 DHS and Oasiria starts at 240 DHS in April. There is no free shuttle (plan a taxi or car), lunch is not included, and the opening season is not published online. But if you're coming as a family with children under 1.50 m, the maths still clearly favours Eden. Rating: 7.5/10.
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💬 Book on WhatsAppFrequently Asked Questions
How much does Eden Aquapark Marrakech cost?
280 DHS (approx. €25) for anyone taller than 1.50 m and 140 DHS (approx. €13) for anyone under 1.50 m. Rates confirmed directly by the park in August 2026. The threshold is height, not age: a pre-teen under 1.50 m still pays the child rate. Food is not included; there is a restaurant on site.
What are Eden Aquapark's opening hours?
10am to 6pm in high season. The park told us on 6 August 2026 that it stays open year-round apart from a closing period in winter, and that its hours shift with the seasons. Outside summer, call 05 24 45 94 49 or email resa@edenaquapark.com for that day's hours.
How many slides does Eden Aquapark have?
Eden Aquapark has 19 slides and water attractions, including the MultiSlide (4 parallel lanes), the Boomerang, the Space Hole (dark tunnel slide) and the Pirates House for children.
Is there a restaurant at Eden Aquapark?
Yes. The park has an on-site restaurant with a varied menu, plus a snack bar with a terrace. Food is not included in the entry ticket: budget for meals on top of the 280 DHS / 140 DHS.
Do you have to pay for a sunbed or WiFi at Eden Aquapark?
No. Sunbeds, WiFi and parking are all free at Eden Aquapark. The burkini is also allowed in the park.
Is the burkini allowed at Eden Aquapark?
Yes, the burkini is allowed at Eden Aquapark. This is worth checking park by park in Marrakech, as swimwear rules are not identical everywhere.
Is Eden Aquapark suitable for families with children?
Yes. The park has the Pirates House (giant children's water play area), a lazy river, a wave pool and a supervised mini club. The 140 DHS child rate applies up to 1.50 m: it is the cheapest child ticket among Marrakech's major water parks, where the same 1.50 m threshold costs 160 to 200 DHS at Oasiria.
How do I get to Eden Aquapark from Marrakech city centre?
Eden Aquapark is at Km 4 on the Route d'Amizmiz, about 5 minutes from the city centre (same road as Oasiria). Taxi or Careem from the centre: around 30-50 DHS (approx. €3-5). Free on-site parking. There is no free shuttle like at Oasiria.
What is the difference between Eden Aquapark and Oasiria?
Both parks are on the same road (Km 4, Route d'Amizmiz) and both open 10am to 6pm. Eden has 19 slides and attractions, is quieter, and its 140 DHS child rate up to 1.50 m is the lowest in the city. Oasiria is larger, has a free shuttle from the centre and a bigger wave pool, but its child ticket costs 160 to 200 DHS and its adult ticket 240 to 300 DHS depending on season, against 280 DHS year-round at Eden.
Are there activities other than the water park at Eden?
Yes, Eden Aquapark also offers a football pitch, 2 padel courts, a supervised mini club for children, a restaurant and snack bar with terrace, and free on-site parking.
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Useful guides before your visit
- Marrakech water park ticket prices in 2026 — where Eden sits against the other parks
- Which water park to choose with children — the child-rate threshold is the deciding factor
- Shuttles and transport to the water parks — Eden has no shuttle, plan a taxi or car
- Marrakech water park rules — swimwear, minimum heights, prohibited items
- Sunscreen and sun protection — eight hours outdoors takes preparation
- How to book your water park tickets