10 reviews

Aquaventure waterpark - Parking (+shuttle)

Name: Aquaventure waterpark - Parking (+shuttle)
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.2

Dubai

44G7+R9 - The Palm Jumeirah - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

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Aquaventure waterpark - Parking (+shuttle)

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Aquaventure waterpark - Parking (+shuttle) is a parking lot, museum and tourist attraction located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.20 out of 5 stars based on 10 reviews. The street address of this business is 44G7+R9 - The Palm Jumeirah - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Aquaventure waterpark - Parking (+shuttle) is closed on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and other days it is open from 10:00am to 04:00pm.

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Where Aquaventure waterpark - Parking (+shuttle) is located at?: Aquaventure waterpark - Parking (+shuttle) is located at 44G7+R9 - The Palm Jumeirah - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.

Reviews

1 Anastasia 16 months ago

This turns into an absolute nightmare when the water park closes. The parking attendants don’t do their job at all and the whole place gridlocks. It took us one hour to leave the car park. Never again!

5 john alvarez 22 months ago

Not everyone knows about this specific parking because this place is not shared to People who does not ask. Free parking/complementary parking for aquaventure waterpark guest. Get to the place park your car, hop on the shuttle bus, 5min ride to extrance. After you done same goes, hop on the bus again. Now find your car and your off.

5 Kathy Hayes 14 months ago

Great facilities and friendly staff

4 Dhanesh A 19 months ago

There is parking and shuttle bus available alternative ĺ

5 Ahmed Daniyal 13 months ago

Excellent service

5 anjani kumar 13 months ago

Friendly staff..

5 yasir ahmed 21 months ago

Great facility

5 Wadey 3103 14 months ago

A lovely little museum with plenty to see and much to learn. The very fact that it's donations only, is a rarity and I am so glad that they're still operating. I enjoy myself each and every visit.

5 Janet Stevens 13 months ago

Excellent place to visit. We were there for a couple of hours and loved every minute. So interesting all the collected memorabilia and seeing the planes was amazing.

5 ryan barnett 13 months ago

A lot to see with more being added all the time. No admission charge but you can donate via cash or card. Lovely people, very friendly and informative.

5 John Murcutt 13 months ago

I have looked forward to visiting this museum since reading about it last year.

On entering the Museum you are welcomed by the huge selection of outside exhibits of superbly preserved Aircraft, that look like they could be brought to life and Flown. These show a great cross section of the History of the Jet in military service, the MIG 15 Bis, Super SABRE, Gloucester Javelin, the first delta wing RAF Interceptor, Dassault MYSTERE. There are too many stars of Military Aviation to list, you need to have the experience as just the external display takes time to walk around and enjoy. My personal favourites were the Vickers Valleta and the Bristol Bloodhound Missile and Control unit.

The displays in the Museum display hangers was breath taking as you are welcomed by the Sea Harrier and English Electric Lightning. Even with my growing up on RAF Stations, the selection of Aircraft that I had never seen outside of books and magazines was amazing. There are Cockpit sections that can be sat in, with very knowledgeable staff (all volunteers, experienced with the aircraft)

For those who enjoy the historical side of Aviation or Military Modellers there are cabinets full of artifacts from the dark days of World War Two, many from recovered crashes, both mechanical with clear identification and models of the aircraft types, to those of a more personal nature bringing the cost of those that fought and sadly died in the conflict who deserve to be remembered. Some of these people are identified with a photograph and service history, reminding us that War is cruel, both to the servicemen, but also their families.
There was so much to see that I found that the time I allowed for this visit was too short as time seemed to fly (no pun intended) and I had to just quickly look through the the Wing Commander Ken Wallace Hall, treating many exhibits as a Reconnaissance for all day and better planned visit(s) as I am fortunate to only have under an hours travel.

The NAAFI, offers a wide selection of beverages and snacks and does NOT as at many attractions you visit, have vastly Inflated prices. It is immaculately clean and offers plenty of seating and tables, all undercover, with a nearby second hand bookstall.

However as you walk around outside you find that there are other satellite exhibitions, The Sea Shall Not Have Them, RAF Air Sea Rescue with superb displays of this important role played by RAF Coastal Command.

Across from this is a Bomber Command exhibition which played such an important role in preparing the ground at enormous cost in lives, preparing the way for the subsequent 'D' Day Invasion and eventual Victory against the Third Reich.

The Royal Observer Corps Museum brings us up to date from their reporting of enemy aerial attacks by German bomber Forces to the Nightmare that never happened of Nuclear War.

There is a museum remembering the 108th Bomb Group of the United States Army Air Force. This remembers and commemorates those brave Allies that joined us and suffered so many losses of young men in beating the Third Reich in freeing Europe from tyranny, whilst fighting in the Pacific along with the Allies of so many nations.

I would highly recommend at least one visit as this museum is run and staffed by so many dedicated volunteers, who are there to help their visitors.

4 Ian Stracey 13 months ago

Huge variety of aircraft and museum artifacts.
Interesting collection of flight simulators for training. Good displays of a wide variety of world war 2 activities. Light refreshments from the Naffi tea bar. Need more that one visit to take it all in.

5 Graham Smith 15 months ago

Brilliant place to visit, so much to see. You can easily spend several hours here. Donation only but worth giving them whatever you can afford. Volunteers are fantastic.

5 Tiajen7884 13 months ago

Had a lovely few hours here there is so much to see packed with history , definitely recommend a visit

5 jason hadingham (Bad Influence Uk) 13 months ago

Brilliant place to pass a few hours.some good planes there and other bits .on site cafe also. Supported by donations. A must for any family

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