Guangzhou Sunac Water World is located inside Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City, No.63 North Fenghuang Road, Huacheng Sub‑district, Huadu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province. It is one of the large‑scale fully‑indoor constant‑temperature water parks rarely seen in South China. As one of the core business formats of Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City, the park is immune to weather conditions and open for visitors all‑year‑round. The total construction area of the water‑park is about 34,000 square metres. Adopting an indoor constant‑temperature design, it maintains comfortable water and air temperatures for recreation throughout the year. Centered on the Maritime Silk Road culture, the scenic spot creates a strong island‑style atmosphere. It hosts numerous water‑based recreation facilities including high‑speed water slides, wave pools, lazy‑river channels and children‑oriented water‑play zones. The park features both thrilling adult‑targeted rides and relaxing family‑friendly attractions, suitable for family trips and group outings among friends.
History and Culture
Guangzhou Sunac Water‑World belongs to the Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City project developed by Sunac Culture & Tourism. The cultural‑tourism complex officially opened in June 2019, and the water‑park was launched simultaneously as an essential component among the park’s four major amusement zones. Situated in Huadu, the project ranks among the key large‑scale cultural‑tourism supporting developments in northern Guangzhou, filling the market gap of large indoor constant‑temperature water parks in Guangzhou.
The thematic cultural design of the park draws inspiration from the ancient Maritime Silk Road. Voyage exploration and island harbours serve as its creative mainline. Island‑style scenery along the ancient silk‑sea route is integrated into architectural layouts, attraction names and scene decorations. Without well‑preserved historic relics, the park focuses on modern leisure‑oriented cultural‑tourism experiences. With immersive ocean‑themed settings, it provides visitors with an all‑year‑round water‑recreation venue.
Main Attractions
Great Wave Bay
Great Wave Bay is a large indoor wave‑generating pool and one of the most popular core attractions inside the water‑park. It features a spacious water area that generates waves of varying heights at regular intervals. Visitors may splash in the shallow‑water zone or ride floats to experience rolling waves. Leisure lounge chairs are arranged around the pool, and interactive stage performances are held periodically.
Tornado Whirlwind
Tornado Whirlwind is a high‑thrill water‑slide ride shaped as a giant funnel. Riders board a four‑person raft and plunge down from an elevated platform into the huge funnel‑shaped pipeline, swinging back and forth to experience weightlessness and rotational excitement. Height and weight restrictions are enforced for this attraction.
Happy Fort Water‑Play Zone
Happy Fort Water‑Play Zone is a family‑oriented water‑play area specially built for children. It is equipped with low‑height slides, water‑spray installations, a multi‑level water fort and shallow‑water pools. With shallow water and low‑difficulty facilities, it is ideal for young children to enjoy water‑based fun. Rest zones for guardians are provided nearby.
Coconut‑Grove Drift
Coconut‑Grove Drift is a lazy‑river channel winding around the park. Visitors drift slowly along the water‑current on single‑person floats, passing coconut‑grove‑themed scenery and water‑spray special‑effect points. This relaxing, low‑intensity attraction is suitable for guests of all ages.
Aquatic 4D Cinema
The Aquatic 4D Cinema is one of the water‑park’s signature experiences. Visitors sit on special seats fitted with water‑spray effects while watching ocean‑themed films. Water‑mist effects are synchronised with screening to deliver immersive viewing enjoyment.
Dragon‑Cave Adventure
Dragon‑Cave Adventure is South China’s first intelligent split‑track water slide. Its starting platform stands 23‑metres high, and the total slide length reaches 240‑metres. The ride features four segmented slide sections with two‑track diverts, producing random routes full of unpredictable adventure. This high‑thrill adult‑only attraction imposes physical‑condition entry restrictions.
Tour Route
Entrance Security Check → Great Wave Bay → Tornado Whirlwind → Dragon‑Cave Adventure → Coconut‑Grove Drift → Happy Fort Water‑Play Zone → Aquatic 4D Cinema → Refreshment & Dining Area → Exit
Tour Suggestions
- It is recommended to visit off‑peak, avoiding weekends and public‑holiday rushes so as to shorten waiting‑time for popular attractions.
- Plan your itinerary to experience thrilling slides first and relax on the lazy river or wave pool afterwards for reasonable physical‑strength management.
- As an indoor constant‑temperature park, the venue maintains comfortable water temperature even in winter. You are still advised to bring bath towels to keep warm after getting out of water.
- Travellers with children are suggested to head for Coral Secret‑Realm first, keep constant guardianship and reserve sufficient family‑play time.
- Bottled drinking‑water may be brought inside. After entering the park, rent lockers promptly to store large backpacks.
Precautions
- Swimwear is mandatory for all water‑based activities. Swimsuits can be purchased on‑site or brought from home.
- Height, weight and age limits apply to high‑thrill slides. Read on‑site notices carefully before boarding; riders failing to meet requirements will be denied access.
- Pregnant women, guests suffering from heart disease, high blood pressure, vertigo, skin diseases and intoxicated visitors are prohibited from high‑thrill water‑rides.
- Children must be supervised closely by adults at all times and shall never enter the water unaccompanied.
- Outside food, glass containers, skateboards and oversized floats (excluding swim‑rings) are not permitted inside the park.
- Lockers are available for paid rental. Store valuables securely instead of carrying them into water.
- Stay away from deep‑water zones when wave‑generation is activated on the wave pool. Watch your step to prevent slips and falls on wet surfaces.
Transportation
- Self‑driving: Navigate to Guangzhou Sunac Water‑World. Underground parking spaces are provided within Sunac Cultural Tourism City.
- Metro: Take Guangzhou Metro Line 9 to Huadu Square Station, then transfer to a bus or taxi for the remaining journey to Sunac Cultural Tourism City.
- Public Bus: Board routes No.Hua‑75A or Express Hua‑19 to reach the Sunac Cultural Tourism City bus stop, followed by a short walk to the water‑park entrance.
- Inter‑city Railway: Take Guangqing Intercity Railway to Huadu Station, then walk directly to Sunac Cultural Tourism City.
Opening Hours
Guangzhou Sunac Water‑World operates under separate opening‑hour schedules for workdays, weekends and public holidays. Normal weekday opening hours are generally 10:00‑18:00, while Saturday, Sunday and statutory‑holiday opening hours are extended to 10:00‑21:00. The park may occasionally revise its operating hours due to equipment maintenance or special‑event arrangements. Visitors are recommended to check the latest official announcements before departure for real‑time opening‑hour confirmation.
Ticket Information
Ticket prices start from 99 RMB per person. Search the official WeChat service account “广州融创乐园” for up‑to‑date information.
Online Booking
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