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Albercas el Vergel

4.4 (56 reviews)

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Nancy G.

This water park was so much fun! We crossed over pretty early in the morning and arrived right at opening entrance. The entry process was quick and easy. They offer masks at the front if you forgot yours for a small fee. The waterslides were so much fun to ride and there was a good selection of slides and also to be in to choose from. I don't know which one was my favorite because I had fun on all of them and it has been years since I've been on a waterslide at raging waters. I will definitely be coming back here especially because after being at the waterpark all day we decided to venture out and try out a restaurant that was fantastic. I enjoyed the food I was sold at the waterpark especially the Michelada's that was so refreshing and good on a hot day.

Doug M.

Best spot in TJ for the kids for spring break. Go every year with my son and he has a blasts. Ample space and so many water rides there's never huge lines. Never gone in the summer but I can image how busy it gets. Approx $10 usd and there's tons of food places inside to eat (sushi, burgers, pizza, Mexican, beer, etc) if you decide not to bring your own food. We always rent tubes for the lazy pool and other water rides. Definitely a spot for locals (and US college kids) and worth the visit.

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James H.

I had been wanting to visit El Vergel ever since I had seen it featured on the show Crossing South. After my first daytrip I have to say that it exceeded my expectations. After crossing into Tijuana my friends and I took an Uber XL from Estacion Federal. The trip took about 20 minutes as El Vergel is over near the Otay Border Crossing. On the day of my visit adult admission was $8.80. At this same time an adult ticket was $46 at Aquatica! After paying security will inspect your backpack and then it is on! You will quickly see to your left the area where you could rent a locker. On the day of my visit a locker was 40 Pesos. Outside there is some kind of device that can get you Wifi after paying but I could never get it to work. Outside of the locker are you will see: the lazy river, Medusa (slide), several slides that appeared to be closed and numerous food stands. I was impressed on the diverse food choices which included: barbecue, sushi, quesadillas, tacos, burgers, etc. The center of the park features the: Tarzan rope, lazy river and another slide which I don't recall the name. The left side of the park features: the Slip N Slide, Kamakazzi, wave pool, kiddie area, and 2 other slides. If you going as a group I recommend you meet up at a palappa which is a large table a palm umbrella. As many other places in Tijuana, I am already wanting to return.

Me on my Bday
Ana N.

I went to Celebrate my Bday!! And had a blast with the family. Super cheap too and very clean, I can easily say these people do care about what they do. I got all my family in for a reasonable price and they had food all over the park so you don't really need to bring anything, but yourself. Will definitely go back!!

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Amber Elizabeth M.

Everything you've ever wanted in a water park and more! This place does not compare to your traditional American water parks. NOT. EVEN. CLOSE. Prepare to be blown away!! AY AY AY!!! COST: Entrance is less than $10 for adults! -- You can't even park at an American water park for that price!! It's usually around $7 and chicos (kids) are even less. They take American dollars through out the park so no need to worry about exchanging for pesos! EATS: There are a bunch of different food vendors through out the park varying from traditional Mexican fare (tacos, fruit salads with/chili, etc) to pizza! Food is reasonably priced and tasty! You can also bring in your own food and coolers. They even have grills in if you want to do a bbq. We haven't done that yet, so I can't comment on the availability of grills, or if you need your own charcoal. DRINK: Tecates are readily available throughout the entire park and at a price of $5 for 3 beers you will be feeling good enough that even the scariest rides will put a grin on your face from cheek to cheek. You can also grab a Michelada if you're feeling it! They have sodas as well and bottled water for the little ones or if you've just had a few too many cervesas. STUFF: Lockers are available for rent and are in the office so there is always someone watching. You have a copy of the key and I imagine the owners have a second copy. You get to wear a sweet bracelet all day with the key attached. I typically carry a few bucks for beers, my sun glasses and leave all my gear in the locker. If you want, you can usually find a chair to leave your towel but I'm usually rushing between rides so I don't even bother. FLOATIES: There are also tubes available for rent for the day at about $5 or 7. There is at least one slide you must have a tube to ride, and you'll want one for lazy river too but you can skip it and still have a great time! I don't know the policy on bringing your own, so you may want to check on that before you bring out your giant rubber ducky. SLIDES AND RIDES: I highly encourage you to check out the park's website for the pictures! There are plenty of speed slides, group slides, a lazy river, a huge wave pool with cliffs you can jump from, "Wipeout" type obstacles above water, a slide that flushes you just like a toilet bowl (no joke) and even areas for kids (short slides and water fountains)!! You will be blown away by the number of slides and how quickly the lines go. Usually by the time you get to the top of the stairs you are just a few minutes from sliding straight back to the bottom. You won't find that in the US! TRAVELING FROM USA: A group of gringos and I go several times a summer (at least once a month) and we've all made it back, often bruised and sore from bumping around on the slides, but alive none the less. We typically take the SD Trolley down and use the pedestrian crossing and grab a taxi van once in the downtown area to the park. It's VERY helpful if you have someone in your group that "hablas Espanol". It's usually about a buck or two a person for the ride to the park. You can usually arrange with the driver to come back at 6 PM (when the park closes) too to make it easy. DUH: Be smart, be safe and most importantly have fun!!!! And the one thing you've been waiting for... WATER: I know what you're thinking... NOPE. The water is all treated and a gorgeous and crisp blue. Most of the slides and areas are heated or warm enough to be enjoyable. No "Snickers bars" and band-aids floating around. And if you're that worried about it... Have fun at Knotts paying an arm and a leg to to wait in line 50 minutes for a 30 second ride, 20 minutes for an outrageously priced corndog, and still only half the fun I'll be having. :P

Frank R.

I LOVE ALbercas!!! I come here every year for the 4th of July with about 40 of my friends and we are amazed at how great it is every year. HIGHLIGHTS: the rides are fun with just a hint of danger. Like if you are not careful you will totally get air on the slides and could land pretty hard. Also the Slip N' Fly is a real muther F'er that will jack up your back. But it's also a ton of fun so you gotta suck it up and go! Beers are around $2 for Tecate and they will let you bring in a cooler of food if you wanna grill it up. I also recommend you spend the $5 bucks and rent an innertube, you will need it for some of the rides.

Ovie M.

Best water park I've been to and very affordable prices, the staff and security are very welcoming and also attentive when you leave. There is more than enough restrooms making an easy in and out "no lines" and very clean! The place is huge and there is a lot of tables and umbrellas for EVERYONE! Shops for all your swimming needs! lots of variety of food and snack stands, There is even a Pool Bar with like 6 pool tables!! I am so appreciative of a parking attendant who found my wallet which had a decent amount of money and all my sources of identification!! His name is Raul!! so if you ever visit this place and you get to meet Raul the Parking Atendant make sure you let him know that we appreciate people like him. And to albercas el vergel management you and your staff and Security have done well. Great Job!!

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George B.

I came to this place with the family. It was perfect wasnt to crowded. They have food, mini stores/markets, Airbrushing tattoos, food, drinks. I recommend you bring extra money. Everyone is friendly. The place is super big. Theres many pools for all ages.

Jaime B.

Very fun place! Love almost everything about it! You can make your own carne asada and drink beer, good if u want to bring your family and friends.

Priz R.

The best place on earth!!! You need to visit!!! Prices are unbeatable!! And food is incomparable! Plus there's beer!!! Clean! This place is like no other!!!

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A lot fractured my shoulder from a slide and my little brother got a concussion I would not go there

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Had a blast with the family open bar all that good stuff check this place out you won't regret it!

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Sesame Place San Diego - Dine with Elmo and Friends buffet event at Sesame Place San Diego, CA

Sesame Place San Diego

2.4(587 reviews)
10.2 km

We took the kids to Sesame Place San Diego, and the highlight of the day was definitely the Sesame…read moreStreet Party Parade. The kids absolutely loved it! Seeing their excitement as the characters came out, the music played, and the floats went by made that part of the visit especially memorable for us. We also spent time exploring the attractions and checking out the different Sesame Street-themed rides and areas around the park. There was plenty for the kids to see and explore, and it was nice having something fun to do together as a family. The parade ended up being our favorite part, and I'd recommend checking the schedule when planning your visit so you can make time for it. Overall, we had a good family outing, and seeing how much the kids enjoyed themselves made the trip worthwhile.

BUCKLE UP!!! Sesame Place: quite possibly the world's worst…read morewater park. I genuinely cannot understand how this place is being operated this poorly. I first came a few weeks ago with my 3-year-old son. He is exactly 42 inches tall and appeared to meet the posted height requirement at the entrance to one of the slide towers. Because only ONE of six slides was operating, we waited over 1.5 hours to get to the top--only to be told he was too short to ride. So after the signage at the bottom indicated he was tall enough, we wasted nearly two hours in line just to be turned away at the top. The line was made even worse by kids continuously entering the Quick Queue/Fast Pass line without actually having Quick Queue. Employees weren't verifying anything, so the regular line barely moved. We tried another tube slide: again, one slide operating and another 1.5+ hour wait. I asked a supervisor if more slides would open and was told they were waiting for employees to return from lunch. They never did. Season passholders we spoke with said this apparently happens all the time. Then the children's water play area closed for maintenance for over an hour, which pushed everyone into the lazy river. They ran out of tubes, multiple other attractions were closed, and we spent most of our "water park" day standing around waiting. I contacted Guest Services afterward. Their automated response said I'd hear back within 5-7 business days. Nobody ever contacted me. I eventually called, waited on hold for 30 minutes, and was promised four replacement tickets and a parking pass within 20 minutes, plus a follow-up call. Neither happened. I called AGAIN, waited another 30 minutes, and finally received the tickets. So yesterday we decided to give Sesame Place another chance. THE REPLACEMENT TICKETS THEY SENT ME DIDN'T WORK. I literally had to purchase tickets on Groupon to get into the park. And somehow, visit #2 was even worse. The park wasn't crowded, yet ALL WATER ACTIVITIES WERE CLOSED. At a WATER PARK. We tried to stay patient and went on the few dry rides. After about an hour, it was hot and my 3-year-old was understandably begging to go in the water while lifeguards stood in front of completely blocked-off water attractions. Eventually they opened ONE tiny toddler water area--for basically the entire park. You can imagine how packed that became. It wasn't until the afternoon that the wave pool and Count's Splash Castle finally opened. The other waterslides never opened at all. When the lazy river finally opened, they were allowing a maximum of 10 people at a time, everyone had to remain together in a group led by a lifeguard, and you were allowed ONE lap. We waited over 30 minutes, reached the front, and were told my boyfriend couldn't join me and my son because he was person #11. So after even more waiting, we finally got our turn. And honestly? The lazy river was DISGUSTING. Trash. Dirty Band-Aids. Plant debris everywhere. A nasty film on the water. It genuinely looked like a bacteria-infested cesspool. Count's Splash Castle wasn't much better--we literally saw Modelo beer cans floating in the water. I repeatedly asked lifeguards when the remaining attractions would open and was assured they should open later. They never did. One employee told me attractions were closed because of poor water quality--which, after seeing the water, certainly seemed believable. But considering how attractions were being staffed, it also appeared there may have been a significant staffing shortage. Tickets here can run around $100 per person, plus $36 for parking. For those prices, families should not arrive at a WATER PARK to discover virtually every water attraction closed with no meaningful communication beforehand. I understand water parks are seasonal businesses and many employees are teenagers. That is exactly why competent adult leadership and operational oversight are necessary. The teenagers working there aren't the problem. The complete lack of management, staffing, communication, cleanliness, queue control, and consistency is. Two visits. Two absolute disasters. The first time, nearly everything was closed. I complained and was given replacement tickets. The replacement tickets didn't work. I paid AGAIN to return. And on the second visit, THE WATER PARK HAD NO WATER ATTRACTIONS OPEN. You genuinely couldn't make this up. One star only because Yelp doesn't allow zero.

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The Wave Waterpark - First time here we had to pay full price for some water slides that aren't working and they didn't even tell us when we paid

The Wave Waterpark

3.6(177 reviews)
81.4 km

I've been to this park enough for the years and it is a great local escape for the day! It's small…read moreand safe. There's some new shaded areas to rent which is nice. There's deals too if you check for them. We went do Father's Day and it was buy one ticket and dad gets in free. Lots of fun at the Wave! Yay!

Hiya B.U.M.S.,…read more Another hot day in San Diego means time for the beach, the lake, or staying inside with the AC on full blast. Or, in our case, we chose to wrap up the summer fun with something simple, nice, and close to home--so we headed to The Wave Waterpark in Vista. This local staple has been around since before I can remember, and returning as an adult brings back a wave of nostalgia. We walked right in without any hassle, and the restrooms and showers near the entrance were fairly clean and convenient. We reserved a private cabana, which I highly recommend for a cool, hassle-free home base during a long day in the sun. There are four water slides and all of them are a blast, featuring clear intensity ratings on the signage so you know what you're getting into before heading up. My whole family loved every slide, though surprisingly, my son said his absolute favorite spot was simply splashing around in the main pool. While slide wait times were smooth and efficient, the line to snag a free single tube for the lazy river can get jammed. We rented a double tube and a single tube directly, which saved us a ton of extra waiting. Standard theme park fare like pizza and nachos are available, but the real winning treats to beat the heat were the Dippin' Dots and root beer floats. Overall, it's a fantastic, family-friendly spot to cool down and pack in some quick summer fun. Planning a trip to the wave? DM us @advntrbums or @advntrbums_mb to find out which cabana locations give you the best shade and prime view of the park.

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Wild Rivers - Exit side

Wild Rivers

3.1(519 reviews)
147.7 km

Sep '26: Amazing improvement from last yr…read more + Cheap. Just $30 for 4hr (3-7pm) on a weekday. + Line waits mostly short. - Water guns should be standard issue right at the park entrance. - Need more shade right before the bag check lines. We're tryna sign the waivers via the big QR code and wanna stand to the side to not block the entrance, but there's no shade there in the glistening hot sun. + Entering parking at 3pm was also fast and easy. + The staff at each ride entrance worked diligently and efficiently to evenly distribute passenger weights for every takeoff. - The waiver asked too much. You don't needa know how many pets I have! (jklol) Aug '25: + Refreshing place to beat the summer heat with friends and family. + Wide variety of aquatic attractions, including water slides, lazy river, wave pool, and the infamous Boomerango. Very fun! - Excessively long, boring wait lines. 45min on a weekday... - Exorbitant, unhealthy food and drink options at the Pacific Grille food court. . Tip: coordinate in your party who orders fries at this food court, and share with the rest of your party. Otherwise, if everyone orders fries, you'll have so many leftover fries to throw away. - That food court needs more shaded seating. + Glad not ALL toys are banned from water parks. ;) - We always enjoy using pool tubes in the Lazy River, but man they need a lot more. No matter, we still turned it into the Crazy River. :D - They removed pool tubes from the Wave Pool. (Fortunately we found other ways to turn it into the Rave Pool. }:) - Restrooms need more stalls. - Expensive $25 slow, crowded parking when it could just be $5, + but the free farther parking lot is just a 5min walk away. ;)

I would've given it 4-stars, however, I'm knocking it a star because one of the employees at a…read moreslide was SUPER rude. When it was our turn, she didn't tell us how we were supposed to go on the slide (which was supposed to be belly down, so a lot of us sat down normally). We were like this before she told us we can slide down and then she blew her whistle for us to go, and THEN noticed that we were sitting in the wrong form. Some people on our party already slid down at this point, but me and one other didn't. She started yelling at us saying that that's not how we're supposed to slide and now we had to go all the way back in the line if we wanted to go on it. I feel like her tone and attitude was super unnecessary while I feel like it was negligence on her part for not telling us how to properly use the slide and telling us to go BEFORE actually looking at our form. It was also such a bummer because this was the first attraction we were on and we came to celebrate a birthday, so it left a bit of a sour taste in our mouth. Outside of this experience, I'd say the rest of our experience was better and everyone else was friendly and shared instructions prior to getting on the attraction. There's a decent amount of attractions that vary from super chill to pretty thrilling, so there's something for everyone. Overall, it's a solid spot to check out during the warmer weathered days.

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Eagle Soar Playground & Splash Pad - No splash pad

Eagle Soar Playground & Splash Pad

4.2(11 reviews)
112.6 km

I absolutely enjoyed coming here with our grandkids. Our first visit the Splash Pad was closed…read more It was to our surprise it was open is time, but with social distancing in place. They closed the water area every 30 min to allow the next group of people in line in. But before they did that the lifeguards wiped down all areas of the play structures. It was a process but nonetheless the kiddos had a great time. Luckily, I had extra clothes for the grandkids to change out of, otherwise we would have to play in the dry playground while hearing and seeing the kids enjoy the Splash Pad. The playground has their rules and regulation posted on the gates. The restrooms are just outside of the play area, so very convenient. There is nice green grass in some areas and some picnic tables and stationary benches. I believe on of the rules is that you cannot set up canopy's, but I did see people set up a couple. I don't know if they have someone police the area if people are abiding by the rules. It wasn't a bother to anyone but I'm sure there is a reason for having that rule. The play area is nicely padded. The play equipment is nicely spread out where you could really view your littles as they run free with your close eye on them. There are different areas with equipment that is age appropriate. For sure I would return. Plenty of parking, it is clean and the grandkids and I love it here!

Just a heads-up for anyone planning to visit: there is currently no working splash pad at this…read morepark. We came mainly for the splash pad and were disappointed to find out it is closed indefinitely. After speaking with other people at the park, we were told the City of Temecula does not currently have plans to reopen it. This information definitely needs to be updated online so families know before making the trip. Aside from that, the playground itself is very clean and has a nice rubberized surface for the kids. There is a massive toddler playground with its own separate swing set, along with a larger playground for older kids. It is honestly a nice park, and the closed splash pad is the only reason I am giving it three stars.

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Eagle Soar Playground & Splash Pad - Playground

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Albercas el Vergel - waterparks - Updated November 2026

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