Aqua Planet
About
Aqua Planet is the big one: a 10-hectare water park inside Clark Freeport with more than 38 slides and attractions, billed as the largest in the country! Thrill seekers line up for the Aqua Loop, where a trap door drops you into a 360-degree loop, then the four-person Tornado funnel and the Super Bowl. Need a breather? Float the 412-meter Wave River, ride the waves in the 3,500-square-meter wave pool, or try the Flow Ride surf machine. Little ones get their own splash zone with a tipping bucket. Arrive at opening and hit the big slides first, wear proper swimwear (no cotton), and load your Planet Band wristband, because the park is cashless with no re-entry.
Go before 3 PM today. Rain likely after.
- Full day (about 5–6 hrs)Time to spend
- Weekdays, right at opening (10 AM), before the midday crowd builds. Summer (March to May) is peak season. Rides may pause in thunderstorms.Best time to go
- About ₱1,080 per personFair
- Bus gets you thereNo car needed
What to do here
- Brave the Aqua Loop trap-door slide
- Ride the Tornado and Super Bowl raft slides with your friends
- Catch waves in the giant wave pool and Boogie Bay
- Float the 412-meter Wave River
- Rent a cabana for a family base camp
Know before you go
Check the height and weight limits at each slide; the extreme rides need riders at least 122 cm tall.
Wear proper swimwear only (no cotton) and stay hydrated; the Clark sun is strong on the open decks.
Kids under 122 cm should wear a life jacket in the river and pools and stay with an adult.
Free on-site parking at the park (at your own risk, per a 2026 guide).
Admission (all-access day pass) from ₱1,080 on KKday, the park's linked online seller (opened 2026-10-07); free for kids 3 and below; child rate for guests under 4 ft. A 2026 guide (LakbayPinas, updated Sep 2026) lists gate rates of ₱1,080-₱1,150 weekdays and ₱1,280-₱1,350 weekends/holidays for 122 cm and up, ₱950/₱1,150 for kids below 122 cm. Senior and PWD discounts are walk-in only (KKday 2026). Outside food is not allowed; budget extra for meals and lockers.
Arrive at opening and hit the big slides first, wear proper swimwear (no cotton), and load your Planet Band wristband, because the park is cashless with no re-entry.
Where it is
Aqua Planet, Jose Abad Santos Avenue, Clark Freeport Zone, Mabalacat, Pampanga
No car neededFrom Manila, take a bus from Cubao or Pasay bound for Pampanga and get off at the Dau terminal in Mabalacat, or ride the Genesis ₱2P bus from Trinoma or NAIA Terminal 3 to SM City Clark. From Dau or SM City Clark, take a Grab or taxi into Clark Freeport to the park (about ₱250 by Grab per a 2026 guide), or use the cashless Clark Loop bus with a Beep card. By car: NLEX to SCTEX, exit Clark South, then follow signs inside the Freeport.
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FAQ
How much is the entrance fee?
Online tickets start at ₱1,080 for a full-day all-access pass. Kids 3 and below get in free, and there is a lower rate for kids under 4 feet.
Can I bring my own food?
No. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, so plan to eat at the park's food outlets.
Do I need cash inside the park?
Not inside! Everything runs on your Planet Band RFID wristband. Load it at the top-up stations, and claim your leftover balance before you exit.
Can I leave and come back?
No, re-entry is not allowed, so bring everything you need for the day.