Mega Fun Aqua Park in Sharm: is the seven-hour water-park day worth it?
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Book the Mega Fun Aqua Park day only if the water park is the whole plan for the day: it lasts 7 hours, costs from €90.87 per person and is rated 4.4 from 16 reviews. The description promises water slides, swimming pools and splash areas “for all ages”, pitched at families and friends. Lunch and unlimited soft drinks come only with the lunch option; without it, food and drinks are bought in the park. If the group mainly wants a pool, the hotel’s will do.
What the seven hours hold
Three kinds of water are named: slides, pools and splash areas. That mix is the real selling point for a mixed-age group, because the smaller children can stay in the splash areas while the others go on the slides. With the lunch option, nobody has to leave to find food; without it, meals are not included and have to be bought in the park.
Seven hours is the length of the booking. The itinerary splits it into about 30 minutes by van each way and 5 hours at the stop it names, the Pickalbatros Aqua Park Resort in Sharm El Sheikh. Round-trip hotel transfers are listed, but the description says pickup applies “if selected”, so confirm it in the option you choose; the pickup time depends on your hotel and is confirmed after booking.
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What to check before paying
“For all ages” is a statement about the park as a whole, not about each slide. Water-park slides commonly carry their own height or age limits, and the description lists none, so ask the operator before you promise a child a particular ride.
Non-swimmers and nervous swimmers need a different question: what the shallow areas are like and whether life jackets are provided. The description says trained lifeguards supervise all attractions and that life jackets are available for children when needed; ask the operator how deep the shallow areas are. The booking page lists pregnant women and people with back problems as not suitable, and children must be supervised by an adult at all times. For sun exposure and children’s skin, ask a pharmacist or paediatrician rather than relying on a travel article.
The €90.87 is a per-person price, so a family pays it once for every ticket. Look at the child prices on the booking page for your group before you decide.
When the hotel pool is the better choice
Skip it when only one person wants the big slides, when your younger children would spend the day in the splash area anyway, or when your resort already has a water park. A day this long and this expensive pays off only if most of the group uses most of it.
The 4.4 from 16 reviews is the shakiest part of the offer: too few ratings to settle anything. Before choosing a date, read the recent reviews for comments on queues, maintenance and the food.
Our recommendation
Book it for a family or group in which almost everyone wants slides and splash areas and is happy to stay most of the seven hours. Otherwise keep the hotel pool day and save the money.
