🦈 Shark Slide
The 60-metre ride enters through a giant shark mouth and passes through a transparent section beside a reef aquarium with real sharks.
Aquapark Reda is not just a local swimming pool. The signature Shark Slide passes through an aquarium with real sharks, while younger children get their own pirate-ship play pool. It is far enough from central Gdańsk that we treat it as a half-day or full-day destination.
The 60-metre ride enters through a giant shark mouth and passes through a transparent section beside a reef aquarium with real sharks.
The useful toddler counterbalance: a 30-cm-deep pool with a pirate ship, water cannons and seven small slides.
The park calls it the only rotating waterslide in Europe. Riders use a giant raft for 2–4 people.
River Expedition runs for 315 metres, and there are additional family slides, water play and a wave pool, so the day does not depend on one headline ride.
SKM and REGIO trains stop at Reda. The aquapark says it is about a 10-minute walk from the station. This makes it a realistic rainy-day trip from Gdynia, Sopot or Gdańsk without dealing with parking.
Reda is a substantial family spend, especially in summer. Online buying is worth checking.
Current 2026 listed rates start from roughly 50 PLN reduced/family and 70 PLN adult for the shortest ticket, with longer options available.
The current summer listing is substantially higher; the official site lists whole-day tickets around 170 PLN reduced/family and 200 PLN normal, with full-day summer tickets sold online.
Children under 3 enter free with proof of age. Children under 13 must remain under adult supervision.
Last checked: August 2026. Prices and opening hours vary by tariff/season. Check the official site for your exact date.