Volcano Bay
Overview of Universal’s Volcano Bay
Universal’s Volcano Bay is a vibrant water theme park located at Universal Orlando Resort in Florida. The park is designed to resemble a lush South Pacific island retreat, offering visitors an immersive tropical experience. Its iconic centrepiece, the Krakatau Volcano, stands at the heart of the park and contains several of Volcano Bay’s signature attractions.
The Story of the Waturi People
Volcano Bay is inspired by the narrative of the Waturi people, a fictional Polynesian-influenced culture. This storytelling element is woven throughout the park, adding a unique cultural flavour to the overall experience.
Themed Villages
Encircling Krakatau are three distinct themed villages, each contributing to the park’s atmosphere:
These villages feature lush tropical vegetation, cascading waterfalls, striking rock structures, and an unmistakable island vibe. The design aims to transport guests to a tranquil beach setting while also providing a sense of adventure and excitement.
Volcano Bay
To get a sense of scale and to help you get your bearings, we have linked the Volcano Bay Guide Map below for you:
Park Hours
During the summer peak season, Volcano Bay welcomes guests from 09:00 to 21:00, providing ample time to enjoy the park’s wide array of attractions and amenities. As temperatures drop and days grow shorter in the winter months, operational hours are adjusted accordingly, with the park typically open from 10:00 to 17:00.
Visitors should note that if the weather becomes particularly cold, there is a possibility that the park may close for the day. It is always recommended to check current operating hours before planning your visit to ensure the park will be open and to avoid disappointment.
Check the park calendar for updates.
Note: Universal Volcano Bay will close for the season beginning October 26, 2026, with a planned reopening on or before March 24, 2027.
Tickets and Express Passes
Visitors to Volcano Bay can choose between a one-day ticket that grants access solely to Volcano Bay, or a multi-day ticket that includes entry to both Volcano Bay and the other Universal Orlando Resort theme parks.
The standard price for a one-day ticket is $80 for adults and $75 for children aged 3 to 9. On peak or special days, ticket prices increase to $85.
Express Passes are also available at Volcano Bay, allowing guests to reduce their wait times for attractions. The pricing for Universal Express Passes varies according to the season and crowd levels, starting from $19.99 and rising up to $79.99 on the busiest days.
It is advisable to check for online deals before your visit, as purchasing tickets in advance via the internet can be more cost-effective than buying them at the park gates.
General Information
Early Park Admission
Guests seeking to make the most of their visit may take advantage of Early Park Admission for select attractions at Volcano Bay. If you’re staying at an on-site hotel, you can enter from either 30 minutes to an hour early, depending on the time of year.
For the latest details on available experiences, please consult the official Universal Orlando Resort website.
Dress Code
While there is no formal dress code, suitable swimwear is mandatory. Younger children who wear nappies are required to use plastic pants or swim nappies in all pool areas. For safety and comfort, the use of water shoes is strongly recommended, as park surfaces may become extremely hot; these may also be worn on numerous attractions.
Wheelchair Rental
Wheelchairs are available for rental in limited quantities on a first-come, first-served basis. The wheelchair rental center is situated on the third floor of the Parking and Transportation Center.
Life Jackets
For certain attractions at Volcano the use of life jackets is compulsory.
Complimentary life jackets are conveniently provided throughout the park and are available in a broad selection of sizes, ranging from infant to adult.
Parents and carers of young children, particularly those under 30lbs or below 3 years of age, are encouraged to consider bringing their own life jackets. This is because the life jackets supplied by the park are generally intended for children who exceed this weight or age threshold.
Towel and locker rental
Lockers are available at the front of the park, Wave Village, River Village, and Rainforest Village (additional fees may apply). Prices start around $15 (large size) – $20 (family size). There are also specific ride lockers free for short-term usage.
Towels are available to rent for about $6 each, or you can bring your own.
Volcano Bay Seating
Lounge chairs and seating are complimentary that guests can use on a first-come, first-served basis. However, these are in high demand and can all be taken in the early morning.
For a guaranteed and more comfortable spot, the park offers paid upgrades:
- Premium Seating —Two padded lounge chairs under a canopy/shade + a small storage locker + sometimes food/drink service; requires a reservation.
Cost – $29.99 to $139.99 per day, depending on season and availability.
- Cabanas — Private cabanas with padded seating or lounge chairs, towels, locker, fridge/snacks, even concierge service and ride-reservation convenience.
Cost – Single-unit Cabana (for up to 6 guests):
Ground-level / stand-alone / lower-deck units: from $159.99 to $449.99 per day.
Upper-level cabanas (with better views): from $199.99 to $549.99+ per day.
- Family-size Cabana (for larger groups, up to 16 people):
Cost – starts around $299.99, but depending on demand, can reach $599.99+ per day.
Note:
- Prices are date-specific and fluctuate by demand, time of year, and availability.
- To reserve a cabana or premium seating, you typically need to book in advance by calling 1-877-801-9720.
Do you need a full day at Volcano Bay?
Whether you need a full day at Volcano Bay depends on your goals, group, and the time of year. For most guests, especially first-time visitors, a full day is highly recommended to fully enjoy the park without rushing.
Crowds at Volcano Bay
This is the main factor. Virtual line queues tend to get much longer during busy times such as summer, holidays, and weekends, so allocating an entire day can be necessary. However, if you visit on a weekday during the off-season, you may be able to enjoy a shorter trip.
Location and Accessibility
Volcano Bay forms part of Universal Orlando Resort, conveniently located within the Orlando area. Its proximity to Cabana Bay Beach Resort allows guests staying at the resort to reach Volcano Bay easily, thanks to a dedicated pedestrian walkway connecting the two.
If you are arriving by car, parking is available at the Universal CityWalk parking garage, which serves all the resort’s theme parks and entertainment venues. From the parking garage, visitors can take a brief shuttle ride to reach Volcano Bay.
Address
6000 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819, USA
Phone Number: (407) 363-8000
Volcano Bay Rides and Attractions
Unwind while also experiencing the excitement and enjoyment that the park has to offer.
Krakatau Volcano
The Volcano rises 200-feet and towers over the park. Complete with cascading waterfalls during the day and glowing lava effects after sunset which can be seen from around the Universal Orlando Resort.
Hidden inside the volcano are passages and grottos lit with warm volcanic hues. Along with several of the park’s signature attractions including:
Ko’okiri Body Plunge
Kala & Tai Nui Serpentine Body Slides
Krakatau Aqua Coaster
Rainforest Village
- Kala and Tai Nui Serpentine Body Slides
- Ohyah of Ohyah and Ohno Drop Slides
- Ohno of Ohyah and Ohno Drop Slides
- Puka Uli Lagoon
- Maku Puihi Round Raft Rides
- TeAwa The Fearless River
- Hammerhead Beach
- Taniwha Tubes
- Punga Racers
River Village
- Krakatau Aqua Coaster
- Runamukka Reef
- Tot Tiki Reef
- Kopiko Wai Winding River
- Honu ika Moana
Wave Village
- Ko’okiri Body Plunge
- The Reef
- Waturi Beach
Rainforest Village
Discover Rainforest Village a popular themed section of Volcano Bay, designed with a jungle and tropical atmosphere. This “adventure zone” mainly appeals to those seeking excitement but still provides gentler water play and pool options for relaxation.
Located beside a swiftly moving river, it offers both thrilling rides and peaceful attractions, making it an ideal spot whether you’re looking for adventure or simply want to unwind.
Rides and Attractions
Kala and Tai Nui Serpentine Body Slides
The Kala and Tai Nui Serpentine Body Slides are a pair of twin drop-slides situated within the imposing Krakatau Volcano. Renowned for their exhilarating nature, these slides stand out as two of the most thrilling attractions in the park, featuring intense launch capsules, impressive height, and intricately intertwined slide paths.
Ride Experience
Riders begin their journey inside a transparent, upright launch capsule. After a brief countdown, the floor suddenly drops away, propelling guests down the clear tubes into a splash zone125-feet below. During the decent, the tubes twist around each other multiple times, providing glimpses of the other rider speeding through the parallel slide.
Slide Comparison
- Tai Nui (Green Slide): Widely regarded as the more intense option of the two, Tai Nui is frequently described as the most exhilarating experience in the entire park.
- Kala (Blue Slide): Although still highly thrilling, Kala is generally considered slightly gentler compared to the Tai Nui slide.
Height restriction – Minimum Height 48”/122cm.
Queues – Standby, Universal Express.
Accessibility – Guests who can walk upstairs and leave the landing pool on their own are able to ride.
Best time to go – Anytime.
Ohyah of Ohyah and Ohno Drop Slides
The Ohyah slide, together with its counterpart Ohno, offers a brief yet intense waterslide experience.
The ride experience begins along a winding, partially enclosed path in near darkness, transitioning into brief bursts of sunlight increasing in speed as you descend, culminating in a dramatic final 4 ft drop into a deep pool.
Due to the depth of the pool, strong swimming skills are recommended.
Height restriction – Minimum Height 48”/122cm.
Queues – Standby, Universal Express Plus.
Accessibility – Guests who can walk upstairs cross swinging bridges and leave the landing pool on their own are able to ride.
Best time to go – Anytime.
Ohno of Ohyah and Ohno Drop Slides
This is the sister slide to Onyah and has a more intense ride experience. Although similar, beginning with a combination of dark, enclosed tube segments and bright open-twisting flume sections, Ohno’s serpentine path is designed to feel slightly more aggressive, with sharper turns and faster pacing. Ending with rider being launched approximately 6 feet into the pool at the bottom.
Strong swimming ability is recommended due to the deep pool.
Height restriction – Minimum Height 48”/122cm.
Queues – Standby, Universal Express Plus.
Accessibility – Guests who can walk upstairs cross swinging bridges and leave the landing pool on their own are able to ride.
Best time to go – Anytime.
Puka Uli Lagoon
This inviting leisure pool, situated beside the splash pools of the Ohyah & Ohno slides, offers plenty of fun for kids to discover. The area comes alive with the lively rhythms of bongo drums and playful water jet fountains providing entertainment.
Height restriction – None – Children under 48” /122cm must wear an approved life vest.
Accessibility – Wheelchair accessible entrance.
Best time to go – Anytime.
Maku Puihi Round Raft Rides
The Maku and Puihi Round Raft Rides are two exciting group raft slides, both starting from the same loading tower but each offering a unique experience.
Maku
A mild ride designed for families, featuring a circular raft that seats six people. Riders spin through two large bowl-shaped areas, encountering gentle drops and swift currents that keep the adventure lively. The ride is set amid tropical-themed rockwork, bursts of water like geysers, and twisting turns that create a jungle-inspired atmosphere.
This attraction is ideal for families or groups who want to enjoy a fun, splash-filled outing together.
Puihi
This ride also accommodates 6 people but feels more intense and wilder than it’s tamer neighbour. It features dark tunnel sections and gravity defying airtime mounds hills that elevate the raft along the walls, providing riders with brief moments of weightlessness.
The thematic elements evoke the excitement of navigating river rapids through volcanic gorges, complemented by immersive sound effects and dynamic lighting within the tunnels to enhance the overall atmosphere.
This ride is ideally suited for guests seeking a more exhilarating and action-packed experience.
Height restriction – Minimum Height 42”/107cm.
Queues – Standby, Universal Express.
Accessibility – Transfer from Wheelchair/ECV to attraction.
Best time to go – Anytime.
TeAwa The Fearless River
This thrilling river ride combines the excitement of rapids with a fast-paced floating experience—it’s definitely not your typical lazy river. Designed for speed and packed with waves, this attraction features sections that wind through rocky landscapes and volcanic tunnels, enhanced by dynamic lighting and sound effects.
It’s an ideal choice for adventurers, older kids, and anyone looking for high-energy fun beyond water slides.
For safety, all participants are required to wear life jackets, which are available at no extra cost at the entrance.
Height restriction – Minimum Height 42”/107cm.
Queues – Standby.
Accessibility – Wheelchair accessible entrance. Transfer from Wheelchair/ECV to attraction.
Best time to go – Anytime.
Hammerhead Beach
This area is one of two main sandy spots to relax around Universal’s Volcano Bay’s huge wave pool. Set along the shores of Wave Village, it offers guests a pleasant, easy-going beachfront atmosphere right in front of the impressive Krakatau Volcano.
There are plenty of free lounge chairs lined up along the beach, and shaded spots or umbrellas are available on a first-come, first-served basis. For extra comfort, cabanas can also be rented nearby.
A tranquil environment offers a peaceful respite, ideally suited for relaxation between activities. Guests can appreciate soothing island music, gentle breezes, and the calming sounds of waves emanating from the pool area.
Taniwha Tubes
Tonga and Raki collectively comprise the Taniwha Tubes, a major slide attraction featuring four distinct tube slides: two situated within Tonga (the green ride) and two within Raki (the blue ride).
Ride Experience
Guests may choose between single or double inner tubes for their experience. Additionally, tiki statues positioned throughout the course intermittently spray water jets at riders, enhancing the overall enjoyment of the attraction. Each of these rides provides family-friendly excitement within a meticulously themed setting.
Slide Comparison
- Tonga (Green) – This slide features several open-air segments along a gently winding course at a reduced speed.
- Raki (Blue) – Experience a predominantly enclosed slide that offers increased speed and numerous twists throughout the ride.
You can choose between two slide styles depending on how adventurous you feel—Tonga offers a lighter, more laid-back experience, while Raki is perfect if you’re looking for extra speed, enclosed twists, and the excitement of a traditional water slide.
Height restriction – Minimum Height 42”/107cm.
Queues – Standby.
Accessibility – Guests who can walk upstairs cross swinging bridges and leave the landing pool on their own are able to ride.
Best time to go – Anytime.
Punga Racers
Feeling competitive? Then head to Puga Racers to experience a unique four-lane racing body slide, themed around a playful sea god.
Up to four guests can start simultaneously from a single tower and speed down their own lanes, twisting through tunnels and underwater sea caves, giving a partly enclosed, partly open feel depending on the slide. Who will choose the fastest lane?
Height restriction – Minimum Height 42”/107cm.
Queues – Standby, Universal Express.
Accessibility – Guests who can walk upstairs and leave the landing pool on their own are able to ride.
Best time to go – Anytime.
River Village
This area is created to provide water activities suitable for everyone—from toddlers and children to families—while also including some exciting rides for older kids and adults. Overall, it offers a more laid-back, family-oriented atmosphere compared to areas focused primarily on thrilling rides.
Rides and Attractions
Krakatau Aqua Coaster
The Krakatau Aqua Coaster is the signature attraction of Universal Volcano Bay, blending elements of a water slide and a roller coaster for an experience that is unique among water parks.
Built into and through the park’s giant volcano the ride passes through dark tunnels, sharp bends and water passages concluding with a plunge through a waterfall in a dramatic finale.
Because of the combination of waterslide and coaster elements, it feels more like a “water coaster ride” than a simple slide, with ups, downs, speed, drops and the immersive atmosphere of the volcano interior.
Be aware, as this is considered to be the headline attraction of Volcano Bay, many consider it a “must-do.” It generally draws high demand, and waits can be long on busy days.
Height restriction – Minimum Height 42”/107cm.
Queues – Standby, Universal Express.
Accessibility – Guests must transfer from Wheelchair/ECV.
Best time to go – As soon as the park opens.
Runamukka Reef
Runamukka Reef is a multi-level water playground featuring small slides, splash zones, and interactive water elements. Its playful theme includes sea-creature motifs, bamboo sculptures, and vibrant aquatic designs. Ideal for younger children, and families.
Height restriction – Maximum Height 54”/138cm.
Accessibility – Guests who can walk upstairs on their own are able to enjoy the attraction.
Best time to go – Anytime.
Tot Tiki Reef
Specifically designed for toddlers and very young children who want to splash around. Tot Tiki Reef features gentle water slides, splash zones, and playful water fountains and jets that squirt or shower water, great for playful water-splash fun.
Because of the design, Tot Tiki Reef often feels more like a safe, splash-and-play “water playground” rather than a slide attraction, perfect for little ones who are too small or too nervous for bigger slides.
Height restriction – Maximum Height 48”/122cm.
Accessibility – Guests who can walk upstairs on their own are able to enjoy the attraction.
Best time to go – Anytime.
Kopiko Wai Winding River
Experience relaxation at Kopiko Wai Winding River, where guests can enjoy a serene, gently flowing water ride through the park’s lush tropical landscape. The river meanders through shaded areas alongside waterfalls and passes into Stargazer’s Cavern, a grotto featuring overhead star-like lights within Krakatau Volcano.
Great for families, or anyone wanting a break from the crowds this relaxed water ride snaking through the heart of the park offers a mix of part lazy river, part immersive theme ride.
Height restriction – None – Children under 48” /122cm must wear an approved life vest.
Queues – Standby.
Accessibility – Guests must transfer from Wheelchair/ECV.
Best time to go – Anytime.
Honu ika Moana
Not just a single slide, but a pair of multi-person raft slides, together forming one attraction. Each slide has its own name one called Honu the other ika Moana themed after sea creatures.
Riders board a shared animal-themed raft and choose to slide down either the Honu or ika Moana slide. Each slide within Honu ika Moana offers a different ride style and vibe.
Honu
A thrilling and intense ride starting with a steep drop then twisting around two huge, curved walls giving a sense of near zero gravity speeding up as you descend to the pool below.
Height restriction – Maximum Height 48”/122cm.
Queues – Standby, Universal Express.
Accessibility – Guests who can walk upstairs on their own and leave the landing pool on their own are able to ride.
Best time to go – Anytime.
Ika Moana
A more relaxed family-friendly experience with winding turns and gentle descent through enclosed tunnels. Great for families, or those wanting a less intense ride while still enjoying a shared raft slide.
Height restriction – Maximum Height 42”/107cm.
Queues – Standby, Universal Express.
Accessibility – Guests who can walk upstairs on their own and leave the landing pool on their own are able to ride.
Best time to go – Anytime.
Wave Village
Discover Rainforest Village a popular themed section of Volcano Bay, designed with a jungle and tropical atmosphere. This “adventure zone” mainly appeals to those seeking excitement but still provides gentler water play and pool options for relaxation.
Located beside a swiftly moving river, it offers both thrilling rides and peaceful attractions, making it an ideal spot whether you’re looking for adventure or simply want to unwind.
Rides and Attractions
Ko’okiri Body Plunge
For all you thrill seekers, Ko’okiri Body Plunge is one of the most intense attractions at Universal’s Volcano Bay. It is a trap-door body slide located at the top of the park’s Krakatau volcano, offering a pure adrenaline rush for the bravest guests.
The experience commences following a climb of more than 200 steps to access the launch area situated at the summit of the volcano. Upon entering the capsule, participants prepare for the activation of a trapdoor beneath them. This results in an almost vertical descent, creating a sensation akin to free fall for approximately 125 feet before entering the pool below.
Height restriction – Maximum Height 48”/122cm.
Queues – Standby, Universal Express Plus.
Accessibility – Guests who can walk upstairs on their own and leave the landing pool on their own are able to ride.
Best time to go – Anytime.
The Reef
One of the two leisure pools at Volcano Bay located in the Wave Village area. The Reef is designed for relaxing and sunbathing featuring its own private waterfall. The pool is ideal for a calm swim or just a relaxing float.
The Reef also offers a unique view of the slide from Ko’okiri Body Plunge that passes through a clear tube and runs directly into The Reef pool.
After several intense slides or a long hot day, The Reef is a great place to relax, cool off, rest, or just watch the world go by. Although, because of its calm vibe, it may get busy as a “rest spot,” especially later in the day when people take breaks from slides.
Height restriction – None – Children under 48” /122cm must wear an approved life vest.
Queues – Standby, Universal Express Plus.
Accessibility – Guests must transfer from Wheelchair/ECV.
Best time to go – Early-in the day or off-peak hours.
Waturi Beach
The main multi-directional wave-pool and sandy-beach lagoon area at Volcano Bay. Located at the base of Krakatau, making for a striking tropical-beach vibe with the volcano and cascading waterfalls as a backdrop.
Being the only wave-pool in the park, offering a large “lagoon-style” pool that cycles through natural-feeling waves, mimicking a beach/ocean experience.
The water depth in Waturi Beach ranges from shallow near the sandy shore to deeper zones farther out — up to around 6 feet at the deepest. Waves are triggered periodically, with a “bell or fanfare” signalling the start of a wave cycle.
Height restriction – None – Children under 48” /122cm must wear an approved life vest.
Accessibility – Guests must transfer from Wheelchair/ECV.
Best time to go – Anytime.
Volcano Bay Food and Dining
Since all dining options are quick-service or counter-service, reservations aren’t necessary. You can simply walk up, place your order, and enjoy your meal. This setup is perfect for a day at the water park filled with rides, swimming, and downtime.
If you’re looking for a laid-back afternoon or a break for adults, the bars offering frozen drinks, cocktails, and beers provide a resort-like atmosphere.
All shopping and dining facilities are wheelchair accessible.
Food Pricing key (per meal):
$0 – $20 $
$20 – $40 $$
Rainforest Village
- Bambu – Quick Service
- The Feasting Frog – Quick Service
- Kunuku Boat Bar – Bar
River Village
- Whakawaiwai Eats – Quick Service
Wave Village
- Dancing Dragons Boat Bar – Bar
- Kohola Reef Restaurant and Social Club – Quick Service
- Koka Poroka Ice Cream Kona – Quick Service
Rainforest Village
Bambu
This quick-service restaurant is an ideal choice for families or groups wanting classic theme-park food, especially if you’re after something fast and dependable while inside the park. The bamboo-shaded patios offer ample covered seating close to the Maku Puihi slides.
Lunch and dinner menu items include a selection of meat, chicken and plant burgers, fresh salads and a small dessert menu.
Price $$ Lunch and Dinner
Hours – Daily, from park opening to park Closing.
Food Type – American.
Reservations – Not required.
The Feasting Frog
This eye-catching quick-service counter, designed to look like a huge tropical frog, is easy to spot. The menu includes tacos and other light, snack-style options—perfect for a midday bite or a meal that’s less heavy. It’s also a fun choice if you’re craving something with a tropical twist instead of typical burgers.
Price $ Lunch and Dinner
Hours – Daily, from park opening to park Closing.
Food Type – Mexican.
Reservations – Not required.
Kunuku Boat Bar
Take a break from the rides and cool off at this beachfront-style bar crafted to resemble an outrigger canoe. Here, you can enjoy specialty drinks in souvenir glasses, frozen cocktails, beers, or sodas in a relaxed setting.
Price $
Hours – Daily, from park opening to park Closing.
Reservations – Not required.
River Village
Whakawaiwai Eats
This quick service kiosk matches the park’s South Pacific theme with open-air seating and views of the Krakatau volcano. The menu features longboard pizzas, tropical comfort foods like Pretzel Dogs with pineapple salsa and bacon, Jerk Shrimp Mac & Cheese, salads, fruit cups, and hummus snacks.
Price $
Hours – Daily, from park opening to park Closing.
Food Type – American/Caribbean.
Reservations – Not required.
Wave Village
Dancing Dragons
Themed cocktail bar and serves as one of the park’s signature refreshment spots, offering tropical cocktails and frozen drinks from a boat-shaped bar reminiscent of a traditional Chinese junk, set on a sandy beach.
Enjoy fruit-flavoured specialty cocktails such as the Volcano Bay Rum Punch, Toasted Coconut Pineapple, and Tiki Punch, typically served in souvenir glasses.
Perfect for unwinding after rides or socializing poolside with panoramic views of Waturi Beach and the towering Krakatau volcano.
Price $
Hours – Daily, from park opening to park Closing.
Reservations – Not required.
Kohola Reef Restaurant and Social Club
Guests may enjoy open-air seating beneath an expansive thatched pavilion with views of the lagoon. Kohola Reef features South Pacific-inspired décor, providing a comfortable and shaded area away from the activities of the park. The venue is well-equipped to accommodate large groups and remains accessible throughout most of the park’s operating hours.
The menu spans Caribbean, Hawaiian, and American classics. Signature items include Coconut Curry Chicken, Mango BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich, and Hawaiian Ribs, alongside vegetarian options like the Maku Vegetable Burger. Breakfast pizzas, fresh salads, and sushi rolls broaden its appeal. Desserts such as Chocolate Lava Cake and Krakatau Cheesecake Cookie add sweet touches.
Keep in mind that this is among the most crowded restaurants in Volcano Bay during peak hours.
Price $$
Hours – Daily, from park opening to park Closing.
Food Type – American/Caribbean.
Reservations – Not required.
Koka Poroka Ice Cream Kona
This specialised kiosk offers a selection of ice cream and soft-serve options, including both classic flavours and signature creations such as the visually distinctive Waturi Fusion—a multi-coloured, fruit-flavoured soft-serve blend featuring banana, blue raspberry, orange, and strawberry.
Ice creams are available in either a cup or a waffle cone, with optional toppings such as sprinkles or cookies offered for an additional charge. In addition to ice cream, the kiosk provides fountain beverages and bottled water, catering to those seeking a refreshing drink.
Price $
Hours – Daily, from park opening to park Closing.
Food Type – Ice Cream
Volcano Bay Shopping
Waturi Marketplace
Located close to the park’s entrance, Waturi Marketplace stands as the main shopping destination for guests in the Wave Village area of the water park.
Setting and Layout
Waturi Marketplace features two adjacent shops, Bikini Tiki and Tuku Tuku Traders, offering waterpark essentials, resort-style items, and souvenirs.
- Bikini Tiki operates as a boutique specialising in women’s swimwear and beach apparel, offering a variety of stylish options perfect for enjoying a day at the park.
- Tuku Tuku Traders caters for men’s and children’s clothing and sundries.
The decor and atmosphere in both locations evoke a relaxed, tropical vibe, mirroring the vibrant spirit of the Waturi culture.
The marketplace offers a comprehensive assortment of products suitable for a day at the water park, as well as memorable souvenirs to take home. Guests will find a range of collectible items branded with the Volcano Bay logo, including surfboard keychains, tumblers, and apparel adorned with tropical motifs.
Krakatoa Katy’s
Selling convenient items for the beach or pool including swimwear, towels, sunglasses, sun protection products, water park accessories, souvenirs, and branded merchandise like shirts, mugs, keychains, and drinkware.
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