Parque acuático Aquatico Inbursa: Veracruz - Boleto

The service is very bad, the employees are not trained in how to treat visitors, the young lady who checked our backpacks is very arrogant, and they were very rude at the restaurant, they do not give you the correct information from the entrance, the facilities are very good but the service counteracts it

The park is in very bad condition, it completely lacks maintenance on all the slides, the metal structures of all of them are rusted, stairs, you get cut there and you get tetanus, all rusted, if they gave it maintenance, it would be very good, and the slides do not open until after 2 pm, if you arrive early you cannot go up, for what they charge it is a lot for those facilities.

Unmatched experience, from the moment you arrive it is very pleasing to the eye, attractions, pools with ample space, the green areas in excellent condition, the food areas, in general very cool, all the attractions were working, my daughters, wife and I had a lot of fun. Water games for all ages.

The place does not open all the games then you wait without doing anything, the raspy floor you can not walk barefoot, the food is not even said to be horrifying, greasy, leaves bad taste in the mouth and desire to vomit, honestly. Boring, bad music

Lack of maintenance there are some parts already with rust and took time for the whole park to work a hundred and for the price is not reasonable

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My daughters, ages 13 and 10, had a wonderful time in the aquatic pool. We were there all day, the hours went by quickly. We spent more time in the area where the waves arrive from time to time. That was where they wanted to be the most but they also liked the other water areas. Yes, I recommend that you bring water shoes because although Crocs are fine, when it is time to go up the slide, you have to leave them at the entrance and then go up. When the weather is extreme, you really burn your feet! So I recommend that you bring water shoes to enjoy these areas much more. I also recommend that you bring your bottle as it helps keep the water cold for hours. Of course you have to take it empty so they can buy the water there but having it in this bottle, it lasts for hours cold. In case you miss reading, some basic things to bring are your towel, sunscreen and your soothing gel for after sun, water goggles 🥽 and sunscreen in case you want to take photos underwater.

The attractions were very fun, my daughters had a great time, great to be with friends and family. The minor star is because they can improve a lot, the parking system is inefficient, it would be better if they had cameras and made it automated, the people who attended were slow, it was obvious that they are not used to receiving so many visitors (we went during a long weekend ). It has everything to be a national benchmark park, as they put it, it is a shame that they don't take full advantage of it.

My advice is that you go knowing how annoying the staff is, to ignore them as much as possible. Don't arrive at the time they say they open, calculate one more hour, maybe for closing, calculate that they will start (literally) running before you. Carry what you need but no more. They will be checking and taking out your things (keep an eye on the small things, so you don't lose something in the process). Strangely they allow cell phones, but not cameras. Once inside you can't leave, unless you want to pay again, so don't forget anything either. The place is not well maintained, there are few slides and most of them are rusty. From the lazy river it feels like they will fall on you. It's scary. There are few places to rest in the shade. Basically alone in the lazy river. They are very rude. Really. They don't let you be with your children, and they treat them badly, they yell at them, they make them feel uncomfortable. I don't recommend letting them play there if they are little, so in the end we were only able to be in the lazy river and the wave pool. Talking to a lady who bought the annual pass, she told me all kinds of things she has seen. He says that once he saw how other people were charged for admission again when he left. They are a total scam. We didn't have a bad time because of our ability to enjoy the moment, but it left a bad taste in our mouths. We wouldn't go again. It seems like the staff takes out their bitterness against the tourists, it almost seems like hatred.

The park is nice, not very big which is good because you can visit all the attractions in one day. Being in a place where it is hot, my suggestion would be to let in plastic bottles or thermoses (1 per person) with water. Even so, people would surely consume other drinks due to the same heat. There were 4 of us, each of us carried the bottle that we always carry everywhere with purified water and we either drank the water or threw it away because they wouldn't let us put them in. Bottles of water inside the park cost 30 pesos and they are not even a liter, there are no drinking fountains, that is, they invite us to spend on water. Another thing, they charged us a high season rate and it turned out that in the restaurant almost half of the options were not available,... not even because it was high season. This disappointed us. Overall, if you can't afford it, reduce the menu and update it.