Hydromania – The Water Park That Makes Summer More Enjoyable

Just a few minutes from Rome and easily accessible both by car and public transport, Hydromania is the go-to destination for those seeking a summer filled with fun, sports, and relaxation. Covering 90,000 square meters, it’s one of the largest and best-equipped water parks in Italy, welcoming around 220,000 visitors every season.

Attractions for Everyone — From Kids to Thrill Seekers

The park offers a wide variety of experiences.

Little ones can splash around in the Laguna Bimbi, featuring mini-slides, water games, and the beloved Gimmy the Fish, who surprises children with a water shower every two minutes. The Mini Club organizes creative activities and magic shows, while the toboggans and mini-kamikaze slides deliver just the right amount of excitement for kids.

For adrenaline lovers, Hydromania features real challenges: from the K2, a slide over 20 meters high, to the Black Hole and Big River, designed to be ridden in pairs on inflatable rafts. Other highlights include the Dual Spin Bowl, Treccia, Wave Ride, and the unmissable Multipista, perfect for speed competitions among friends.

Those in search of a slower pace can relax in the semi-Olympic pool, unwind in the hydromassage pool, or cool off under the Mermaids’ Rock waterfall. The park also offers sports areas such as five-a-side football and beach volleyball, plus lively daily entertainment with music, group dances, and the park’s cheerful mascot, Splash, ready to get everyone involved.

Services, Food, and Accessibility

Hydromania is designed to meet every need. Its eight refreshment points—including bars, pizzerias, self-service areas, and kiosks—offer gluten-free and vegetarian options. Among the latest additions are both alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails prepared by a cocktail machine. A convenient shop provides essentials like towels, sunscreen, swimsuits, and flip-flops.

The park is fully accessible for people with disabilities, offering free or discounted admission depending on the condition, barrier-free paths, dedicated seating areas, floating chairs (Job), and reserved parking.

Tickets and Prices

Open Ticket (Lawn Area)

• Full (12+ years or over 149 cm): €19
• Reduced (children under 12 and 150 cm): €16
• Afternoon (from 2:00 p.m.): €16
• Children under 1 meter tall: Free

Fixed-Date Ticket (with sunbeds and umbrella)

• Relax Area (2 people): €40
• Gold Area (2 people): €50
  Up to 5 additional guests can join the same spot (without sunbeds).

Discounted Tickets

• Disabled visitors (100% disability): €13
• Specific categories (Down syndrome, blind, paraplegic, autism): Free
• Accompanying person: €13

Additional services include lockers (€5/day), baby-changing restrooms, free parking, a photo booth, and an Info Point open from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. — everything designed to make your visit comfortable and carefree.

How to Get There

Hydromania is located at Via Casale di Sant’Angelo 147, in the Casetta Mattei area of Rome. It’s easily reachable by car or by a shuttle bus from Roma Termini (bookable online). A large free parking area is available for all visitors.

Cover photo credits: Hydromania Official Site