Universal's Volcano Bay
4.5$$$· ExpensiveTropical South Pacific water park featuring thrilling slides and lazy rivers

Universal's Volcano Bay is a South Pacific-themed water park in Orlando centered around the towering Krakatau volcano. The park offers high-thrill drop slides, winding rivers, wave beaches, and family raft attractions. Visitors use complimentary TapuTapu wearable wristbands to join digital queues and activate interactive water effects throughout the park.
History
Volcano Bay opened on May 25, 2017, as Universal Orlando Resort's third park. It was built on the site of Wet 'n Wild, one of America's first water parks, and aims to offer a more immersive and innovative water park experience.
Expert notes
- Arrive early to secure a spot and maximize your time.
- Wear water-appropriate footwear to navigate the park comfortably.
- Consider renting a cabana for a more relaxing and private experience.
- Use the lockers available to keep your belongings safe while enjoying the rides.
Features
- Cabana Rental
- Dining Options
- Kids' Play Area
- Lazy River
- Locker Rental
- Water Slides
- Wave Pool
Special occasion reservations
- Cabanas and premium seating can be reserved online or via the Universal Orlando app.
- For group events, contact Universal Orlando's Group Sales team for reservations and special offers.
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