Yes, I've climbed the Himalayas and lived off the beaches in Thailand, but I love me some video…read moregames as well. We had a great time here to get out of the sun. Neither me nor my boyfriend are big on disco-techs or casinos, but love to cool off with some racing games. They have a small bummper car lot, but we didn't get a chance to play there, much to my dismay. The thing I really enjoyed about this place was it wasn't over run by teenagers (I know, it's their place and we're fuddy-duddies). Safe, clean, and I didn't feel too much out of place except for the rather loud Rihanna and Lady Gaga-esque music.

I went to WaterWorld in early October - for the end of the holiday season there were only about 50…read morepeople there. The price is EUR24 with an option to buy tickets for another day at EUR12. There are also deals which tie in locker hire, mini golf and use of the sun loungers. There was also a tie-in with another water park, but it was shut from late September so we were unable to check that out. I quite enjoyed the park itself, there were a good range of rides for all the family and the aforementioned 16-hole mini golf course which isn't brilliant but well worth a go. If nothing else, WaterWorld will keep you fit from walking up and down the steep hill. Quite sensibly the bulk of the kids pools and slides are at the bottom of the hill. The food and drinks were fairly cheap compared to most theme/water parks. There's a free shuttle bus to Lloret de Mar, and other free buses to Tossa de Mar, Fenals and other local resorts. I'd highly recommend going there,

Based around 50 miles east of Barcelona Water World Lloret is one of the better water parks in the…read morearea. It has a large range of slides, some solo, some double-rafts and some 4 person + dingy's. It also has the unusual perk of a slide that goes from the very top of the park to the bottom (made up of 5 sections) that make getting from the steep top of the park to the other end very amusing. There is also a double goldfish bowl styl ride that ends with you being dunked backwards into the water. A couple of lazier pools and lagoons for the not so adventurous with a few more laidback slides to keep everyone happy. There is also a 16 hole mini-golf course at the top of the steep park. You can get tickets for this along with lockers and loungers at the front of the park (cost around 5 euros for all 3). Entry to the park is 24 euros - the same price as the Port Aventura Caribe Aquatic park, although given the choice of the 2 I would opt for this park every day of the week