Hyper Coaster
One of the tallest coasters in Turkey and the high point of Adventure Land for anyone unbothered by heights.
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Rixos built Turkey's largest theme park here in 2016 on more than 600,000 square metres between Belek and Antalya, and folded into one ticket what most operators sell as two: a dry park with tall coasters, a full water park with over fifty slides, a dolphinarium, and two kids' lands built around Masha and the Bear and the Nickelodeon characters. It took Europe's Best Theme Park at the World Travel Awards in 2017, and for a great many Gulf families it is the reason Belek gets chosen in the first place. The site is carved into small kingdoms. Adventure Land holds the coasters, led by the Hyper Coaster, one of the tallest in the country; Aqua Land and Tropic Lagoon are the slides and pools; Waterfly is the new water zone opened in May 2026; and Dolphin Land runs dolphin shows that are free with your wristband, while swimming with the dolphins is a paid extra, and a steep one. Everything inside is cashless: you load credit onto the wristband with cash or card and tap it at every kiosk, which is convenient and also the reason a day here can quietly cost double the gate price. Food is plentiful at resort prices and outside food and drink are not allowed in; bring swimwear and sunscreen. The part the adverts leave out: in August the temperature sits well above thirty-five degrees and queues for the big slides can run past half an hour, so hit the water early and save the coasters for the evening. More importantly, the official site currently flags a run of Adventure Land rides and most of Tropic Lagoon as temporarily closed, so check the live list before paying for a full day. In winter the hours shorten and the pools and slides shut down, leaving a dry park with a New Year programme. For families: the paths are flat and pushchair-friendly, children pay from age four and go free below it, and keep the children's ID or passport handy in case ages are checked when the wristbands are issued. The open-air Land of Legends Mall beside the park and its free shows, above all the Musical Boat Parade on the canal at 22:00 in season and the short Chimera fountain shows through the day, are open to anyone without a ticket, a pleasant free evening on its own. It is ten minutes by car from the Belek hotels and about half an hour from Antalya airport.
One of the tallest coasters in Turkey and the high point of Adventure Land for anyone unbothered by heights.
The new 2026 water zone alongside Aqua Land, and the place to start the day before the heat builds.
The dolphin shows come free with the wristband, and the Musical Boat Parade on the mall canal at 22:00 can be watched even without a park ticket.
Kadriye Mahallesi, Belek, Serik, Antalya
With children between about five and twelve, yes: nothing else in the region combines coasters, water and dolphins in a single day. If you only want slides, an ordinary water park in Antalya or Alanya costs far less, and on a winter visit there is no water at all, which makes the full price hard to justify.
The Sunset Pass from 16:00 gets you selected Adventure Land rides, the character lands and the evening shows for well under half price, and it is the smart choice in August heat or if pools are not the point. If the water slides are the point, only the full day will do, since the water zones are not part of the pass.
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