Līvu Akvaparks

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Fantastic Experience! The largest attraction in Latvia! Visiting here with my family during winter was an absolute blast. Weekdays are the perfect time to go as it's less crowded. All the were thrilling, but the red and orange tunnels were especially impressive. Plus, the bar adds a cozy touch to the experience. Plenty of space in the parking lot too. Highly recommend for a fun day out! This is a great park, it’s expensive to get in the 3 hour option is just nuts you save about 3 euro on a day pass. There’s food and drink inside the pool, cocktails 🍸 in the pool sure no problem. Food is standard fare. You get a pre loaded bracelet with €80 on it what is used to pay for food and drink . ( when you leave you pay for what you used) There’s food are great, this is more for teenagers, there are activities outside for smaller children but if it’s cold there are no other real options other than wave pool and lazy river There are saunas (up to 90 degrees C) and steam room and bubble baths Kids are allowed in the sauna < 16 Overall pool is clean and warm Our family had a blast here. So much fun. It wasn’t busy at all and we barley waited in line for slides. Lots of various so there is something for everyone, young, old, adventerous or not. Food was a bit pricey but I expected that since it was a waterpark. Livu Akvaparks offers a thrilling aquatic adventure for visitors of all ages. From adrenaline-pumping to relaxing pools, there's something for everyone. The highlight is undoubtedly the Indoor Rides, a twisting, turning that leaves you breathless. The is well-maintained and staffed with friendly lifeguards. However, peak times can get crowded, so arrive early to make the most of your day. Overall, Livu Akvaparks delivers a splashing good time for families and thrill-seekers alike. Very good place to spend day with kids. Lots of different styles of and swimming pools. For adults have different saunas. We stayed for 2 hrs but I would like to recommend for 4hrs. It's quite expensive 🫰 if you go whole family. I think it is the biggest relaxing center in Latvia, but starts needing renovatron. Just 4 saunas and in every there is somthing not fully working. For kids - still great for all ages. Although we had a day of fun at the aqua park, anyone going there should be aware that there is a minimum height of 120cm for almost all the and attractions. This was quite a disappointment for our 6-year old child who was just under the minimum height requirement. The staff was also very diligent in upholding this requirement. Will also stress that we thought the entry fee was high. We paid about 150€ entry for a family of 5. All in all we spent about 200€ at the park. After the initial disappointment we all managed to have fun. The place is also in need of some TLC, especially given the high entry fee! I have been there 3 times with my kids over the years and it has always been a great experience. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The and rooms are warm, which is very important to me. Went today with my boyfriend and and wasn't impressed. Even though most of the were closed due to it being low season the price was still the same but for less attractions. My boyfriend and went down the red horizontal slide. My boyfriend and tried to encourage me to go down but i was nervous. The Lifeguards were very rude radioing to eachother and laughing as I didn't go down straight away. No one else was waiting to use the so i wasn't holding up a queue or anything. I explained to the lifeguard i had Autism and struggled with nerves and things. He then radioed to his at the bottom of the in another language laughing. He was very blunt and said "can you swim" to which i replied "yes" and all he said was "go down then". Lifeguards should be encouraging but these two were just rude. The lifeguard at the bottom motioned to kick me down the slide, then the lifeguard at the top came towards me and put his foot behind me. I immediately stood up so he couldn't kick me down the and we walked away. Not really a funny "joke" to someone who's nervous and has explained they have Autism. The two lifeguards began laughing to eachother. Another lifeguard then approached us to ask why i didn't go down the slide, I explain i had Autism and was nervous and told him about the other lifeguarding gesturing to kick me down the slide. He said the lifeguard wouldn't do that anyway. Regardless of whether he would or wouldn't he shouldn't have gestured it, especially after explaining i have Autism. Very upset with the way we were spoken to and treated, asked to speak to a manager but apparently there wasn't one on site. I would not recommend this place and won't be returning. These lifeguards should not have these jobs ! 😡 They didn’t let us in because we didn’t have printed gift cards — such an old-school policy and not exactly eco-friendly! The staff were strict and unforgiving, seemingly just waiting for a child to make one small, innocent jump or move too quickly, only to issue a warning with a cold, arrogant expression. I’m all for safety and rules, but this felt excessive. The and air temperature were also a bit too low for our comfort. That said, the rides were great, and the food in the cafeteria was tasty! Visited at the end of August. As others have mentioned, the red and orange are very outdated — they scratched our skin badly and were overall unsafe. Some of the other with rubber mats were fine, but a few were closed. Overall, it was fun in parts, but unfortunately both of us needed medical help after using the red and orange slides, which cost an additional €190 at a private clinic. Because of this, I won’t be coming back on future trips (I visit every year). If I could give a negative rating, I would. I came to this waterpark on a school trip from the neighbouring country Lithuania and i think that it truly is a beautiful park, with a lot of attractions, BUT. I didn’t like the fact that we had to wait in line to get a floatie and then walk 4-5 floors to get to the attraction, but that didn’t bother me that much. What bothered me is that you have to find places to put your shoes or towels and they are in pretty much hidden places, so you have to search, the lifeguards/workers practically ignored me and answered really boringly, so it didn’t feel welcoming, although there was one guy which was there when me and my were going to the extremes and he was very nice and comforting. MY BIGGEST ISSUE is about the orange slide. It cut my in the back and left severe bruising, skin ripping and almost blood. Im 165cm and my is 185 cm, for me it was fine but for my her back was really bruised and hurt alot, although the itself doesn’t have a height range. Although the red was way faster and supposed to be more scary, it was more enjoyable than the orange one. I don’t know whos going to read this, but please check out the ORANGE EXTREME SLIDE. This is a very low quality photo and after some medicine. It was way worse before. If you look closely you can see the skin it ripped and the “hole” it made. I used to go to this many times, but now they rised prices so high that it's not worth it. You can literally go overseas for this price and will still have money left for a much better waterpark. Shame. livu aqua was okay, the were fun enough, even if a bit old. my normal/good experience was ruined by a certain photographer - tan, long brown hair, in a braid, skinny(?) - I really disliked how she was always in my and my family's face, and the way she talked was kinda rude :/ Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.