10 Things You Should Know Before Visiting Wild Wild Wet Singapore

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Wild Wild Wet is a water theme park with plenty of thrill slides, lazy river, wave pool and kids pool. A hidden gem in the east, Wild Wild Wet is where aquatic adventures meet adrenaline-pumping rides.

Wild Wild Wet is one of the locals’ favorites when it comes to water park. It promises a splashing good time for visitors of all ages.

Wild Wild Wet is located at Downtown East. It is just a couple of steps away from D’Resort.

In this blog post, I’ll be sharing all the things you need to know about Wild Wild Wet, to help you plan a fruitful day at the park. This article is written based on my own experience visiting Wild Wild Wet several times over the past decade.

If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to let me know in the comments!

Looking for ideas on what to do in Singapore? Here’s my guide on the best things to do in Singapore.

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On non-peak weekdays, the park is open from 12pm to 6pm. That means, you only have 6 hours to enjoy the park!

On weekends or peak period (public holiday and school holiday), the park is open from 11am to 6pm; you’ll get to spend more time in the park, but you’ll need to share it with more visitors! Check this page to find out exactly what are the dates considered as peak period.

In my opinion, 6 hours are enough for you to explore the whole park.

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3. How to Go to Wild Wild Wet

Wild Wild Wet is located in Downtown East. Here are the various ways to get to Downtown East.

By public transport: Take MRT to Pasir Ris, then take bus 3, 5, 6, 12, 17, 21, 89, 354, 358 for 1 stop only. Alight at Downtown East bus stop.

By car: Head to 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599. Parking is available at Downtown East and D’Resort.

By taxi: Input in your taxi app or inform the driver the address of Wild Wild Wet: 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599.

By shuttle bus: Take free shuttle bus from Pasir Ris MRT (Exit A) to Downtown East (Begonia Pick Up Point). The shuttle bus operates daily between 11am to 10pm; the frequency is about 15 mins (details here)

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4. Wild Wild Wet Attire / Dress Code

Here’s the park rules & regulation as well as allowed attire or dress code.

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5. Wild Wild Wet Rides

Tips: Before you go down to Wild Wild Wet, check if your favourite rides are under maintenance.

Here are the list of rides in Wild Wild Wet, categorized based on the intensity.

A. Thrill Rides

1. Vortex

Vortex High Speed Slide is Singapore’s first high-speed 360° extreme loops ride. This 18.5 metres tall, 135 metres long slide will send you down the enclosed red slide with a speed of up to 10m per second! Minimum height = 122cm, maximum weight = 136kg.

2. Kraken Racers

Kraken Racers: Mat Racer Water Slide is a four-lane ride mat racer slide with 2.8 metres tall and 91 metres long. Race together with your friends and family to see who reaches the bottom first! Minimum height = 107cm.

3. Free Fall

Located between Vortex and Kraken Racers, Free Fall is the extreme ride that not everyone dares to take. This yellow slide is one of Asia’s longest slide. If you consider yourself brave, try this near-vertical drop at speeds of up to 15m per second! Minimum height = 122cm, maximum weight = 136kg.

4. Royal Flush

Royal Flush: Splashing Water Slide is a raft slide, a mix of slide and rafting! Gather a group of 2 or 4, sit on a raft, slide down the tunnel into two enormous bowls at a crazy speed, and then slide up a near-vertical wall before getting flushed out of the final tunnel.

Minimum height = 122cm. Minimum weight = 35kg per pax. Maximum weight = 110kg per pax. Maximum total weight per raft = 320kg.

5. Torpedo

Imagine this, you’re locked in a chamber, the robot announced, “three, two, one,” then the floor opens and you’re free-falling at a speed of 19m per second, or 70km/hr! Do you dare? Torpedo: Extreme Thrill Water Ride is the first of its kind in Singapore!

Minimum height = 122cm, maximum weight = 136kg.

6. Ular Lah

Now you can do white-water rafting in a pool! At Ular-Lah White Water Rafting, up to 6 persons can sit in the raft. You don’t want to be the one who face the back, not knowing where the raft is going! Minimum height = 122cm. Maximum weight per raft = 453kg.

7. Water Work

The Water Work Giant Spinning Water Slide is the yellow slide, located at the same location as Ular-Lah. This is the least scary thrill ride in Wild Wild Wet. It’s perfect for those who are not adrenaline-junkie. Minimum height = 122cm, maximum weight = 136kg.

8. Slide Up

Slide Up: Extreme Water Slide is extreme water slide that challenges your courage to plunge down a four-storey ramp slide! It’s not for the faint-hearted.

Carry a raft to the top of the slide. Sit on the raft with your buddy, facing each other. One of you face down, the other up. Slide down and enjoy the speed! Minimum height = 147cm. Maximum weight per raft = 270kg (2pax).

B. Relax Rides

9. Shiok River

Regardless if you want to sit on a tube, lie face up or swim with the flow, Shiok River is the best place to just relax and watch the world goes by. No minimum height.

10. Tsunami

Who says pool can’t have waves? Enter Tsunami. Better get your float ready before the waves come! No minimum height.

11. Jacuzzi

The Jacuzzi pool is quite difficult to find. It’s hidden behind Tsunami wave pool and Vortex/Free Fall/Kraken cluster.

Here, you will find a 0.8m pool with a waterfall. Stand below the waterfall and let the water cure your tiredness.

C. Kids-Friendly Rides

12. Kidz Zone

Kidz Zone is a place where your kids will be thoroughly entertained with mini-sized thrill slides. It’s perfect for children of all ages, as long as they’re below 1.22m height and supervised by parents.

13. Splash Play

Let your kids enjoy water spray and fun jets at the colorful Splash Play.

14. Professor’s Playground (closed for upgrading works)

At Professor’s Playground, your kiddos will go wild over slides, ladders, water cannons and fountains.

15. Yippie!

Yippie! is a shallow pool of 0.1m depth filled with soft play equipment to provide a safe and fun environment for your toddlers.

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6. Wild Wild Wet Food & Beverage

Ola Beach Club is the only F&B outlet inside the waterpark. Do note that outside food is not allowed.

It’s the same Ola Beach Club at Sentosa where I did stand up paddling.

Ola Beach Club food contains no pork and no lard. They don’t have seats, so you’ll need to carry the food to your table or cabana. They accept both cash and cards.

Ola Beach Club’s operating hours mirror the operating hours of Wild Wild Wet, however, the last order is 1 hour before park’s closing time.

Beside F&B outlet, there are also vending machines at Wild Wild Wet where you can purchase drinks. These machines mostly accept cash only.

If you wish to eat outside Wild Wild Wet, just exit the park (get your hand stamped on exit, so that you can re-enter later) and you’ll find a wide variety of food options at Downtown East.

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7. Things to Bring

Appropriate swimwear. Bring swimwear that’s allowed under Section 4 about “Attire / Dress Code”.

Towel, soap, shampoo. The shower at Wild Wild Wet doesn’t come with soap, shampoo and towel, so you need to bring your own.

Change of clothes. To wear after shower.

Sunscreen. During bright and sunny days, the park can get really hot because it is an outdoor park. Highly recommend that you wear sunscreen.

Cash. Some vending machine only accept cash. The locker accepts cash and Nets. So, bring enough cash.

Do note that most of the thrill rides won’t allow you to wear loose items such as goggles, watch, and spectacles, so you’ll need to keep these items in the locker.

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8. Wild Wild Wet Facilities

In the past, Wild Wild Wet used to offer towel rental and float rental. However, these are no longer offered as of 2023.

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9. Wild Wild Wet Cabana

Probably the fanciest thing you can treat yourself at Wild Wild Wet is the rental of Cabana.

It’s kind of like a VIP tent where you can enjoy free wifi, locker cabinet, minibar fridge, float, and snack platter sets!

A cabana might sound extravagant and unnecessary, but if you’ve ever visited Wild Wild Wet when the weather is super hot and there is no empty seat available, a cabana is actually really worth it, especially if you have a group of 4 people or more.

There are 3 types of cabana package: Bubbles (price starts from SGD 70), Laguna (price starts from SGD 90) and D’Wave (price starts from SGD 180).

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10. Wild Wild Wet Rain Code

If it rains during your visit to Wild Wild Wet, don’t panic, you’re not unlucky, it’s just a bad weather.

Wild Wild Wet says that if attractions remain closed beyond 90 minutes due to rain, they’ll issue Return Visit Voucher which you can use within the next 60 days. WOOHOO!

Do note of the terms & conditions though:

• Rain Code will not be applicable if attractions is suspended after 5pm.
• Return visit voucher is valid for one-time return visit only within the next 60 days.
• Return visit voucher (Off Peak) are valid for Off Peak Return only. Top up of $9 for adult and $7 for child is available for use on Peak days.
• Return visit voucher (Peak) are valid for any day return.
• No extension of validity date will be permitted.
• Valid for the same number of tickets purchased.
• There will be no replacement for loss or tampered voucher.
• Return visit voucher is non-transferable and non-exchangeable for cash.
• Guests must retain their receipts & tickets to enjoy the Rain Code.
• Rain Code does not apply to Complimentary Tickets, Corporate/Teambuilding Tickets & Family Day tickets.

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Disclosure: I visited Wild Wild Wet on several different occasions. One of my visits was hosted (thank you WWW), while the rest of my visits were self-funded.

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