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Titanic Aqua Park (Primasol Titanic Resort)

  • CategoryWater Park
  • Duration4-6 hours
  • AdmissionDay-visitor ticket sold by the resort; price is not published online, so ask at the resort reception on arrival; hotel guests enter free
  • Price$$$
  • TransportTaxi from Sakkala about EGP 250-400 (~$5-8)

Titanic Aqua Park is the water park of the Primasol Titanic Resort, located on Nasr Street in the Intercontinental area of south Hurghada, about 15 km south of Sakkala on Egypt's Red Sea coast. The resort is themed around the famous ocean liner, and the aqua park is among the biggest in the Hurghada area, with a large collection of slides and pools set inside the resort grounds.

Titanic Aqua Park is the water park of the Primasol Titanic Resort, located on Nasr Street in the Intercontinental area of south Hurghada, about 15 km south of Sakkala on Egypt's Red Sea coast. The resort is themed around the famous ocean liner, and the aqua park is among the biggest in the Hurghada area, with a large collection of slides and pools set inside the resort grounds. It is primarily built for hotel guests but is also open to day visitors.

The park includes a variety of slides ranging from gentle to fast, a lazy river, a wave pool, children's play areas and large swimming pools surrounded by loungers and shaded seating. Visitors typically spend four to six hours, alternating between slides, pools and the resort's restaurants and snack bars. Younger children have dedicated shallow areas, while older children and adults can try faster rides subject to height and age limits.

Day-visitor tickets are sold by the resort, and the price is not published online, so visitors should ask at the resort reception on arrival; hotel guests enter free. Park use is generally from about 10:00 to 17:00 and should be confirmed with the resort. A taxi from Sakkala costs about EGP 250 to 400 (about $5 to 8).

Weekday mornings are the quietest time, with the shortest queues for the main slides. Weekends, school holidays and the summer peak bring longer waits, especially in the afternoon. Visitors should bring swimwear, towels, sun protection and water shoes, and be ready to follow resort rules on swimwear, food and drink. Lockers or secure storage may be available for valuables. Because day-visitor access is at the resort's discretion, it is sensible to ring ahead or check with the reception before making the journey.

Practical information for Titanic Aqua Park (Primasol Titanic Resort) · Last updated September 2026
Admission Day-visitor ticket sold by the resort; price is not published online, so ask at the resort reception on arrival; hotel guests enter free
Hours About 10:00-17:00 for park use; confirm with the resort
Typical visit 4-6 hours
Best time Weekday mornings
Getting there Taxi from Sakkala about EGP 250-400 (~$5-8)
Address Nasr Street, Intercontinental area, Hurghada, Red Sea

Location

Nasr Street, Intercontinental area, Hurghada, Red Sea

27.1050, 33.8230 View on map

Highlights

  • Resort water park with slides, lazy river and wave pool
  • Children's play areas and shallow pools
  • Large pool area with loungers and shaded seating
  • Restaurants and snack bars within the resort

Tips for visiting

  • Ask at resort reception for the day-visitor price, which is not published online
  • Check availability for day visitors before travelling
  • Go on a weekday morning for shorter queues
  • Bring swimwear, a towel, sun protection and water shoes
  • Keep valuables in lockers or secure storage
  • Follow height and age limits on faster slides

When to visit

Weekday mornings, from opening. Weekends and school holidays bring longer queues.

Accessibility

Slide towers involve stairs and wet surfaces, so access is limited for wheelchair users. Resort pool areas and restaurants are generally easier; ask the resort about assistance.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a visit take?

Four to six hours is typical for a full day in the park.

Do day visitors pay?

Yes, day visitors buy a ticket from the resort, while hotel guests enter free. Prices are not published online, so ask at reception.

Is it good for kids?

Yes, there are children's areas and shallow pools. Height and age limits apply on faster slides.