Shanghai Maya Beach Water Park, situated within the scenic Sheshan National Tourism Resort, stands as a prominent water park in East China. Designed by top planning agencies, it seamlessly integrates ancient Mayan culture with modern water amusement experiences. Adjacent to Shanghai Happy Valley, this aquatic wonderland offers an exhilarating blend of thrilling and family-friendly attractions.
Open since July 1, 2013, Playa Maya Water Park covers an expansive area of 128,000 square meters, making it the largest water park in eastern China. With state-of-the-art facilities imported from Holland, Canada, and other countries, visitors are treated to a world-class experience. The park's construction, totaling over 550 million RMB, underscores its commitment to offering top-notch entertainment.
Among its standout features is the world's largest wave pool, spanning 14,600 square meters and capable of generating waves up to 3.5 meters tall. Adventure-seekers can ride these waves as if navigating the open sea. Additionally, thrill-seekers can enjoy the adrenaline rush of the 1,000-meter-long "water hornet" slide, twisting and turning at breathtaking speeds.
Shanghai Maya Beach Water Park showcases a diverse range of attractions, including the double-track water roller coaster "Bumblebee," the towering "Super Horn" with a diameter of 23 meters, and the adventurous "Big Octopus Slide." Notably, the park offers the country's largest water fight, accommodating up to 2,500 participants, adding a unique and lively dimension to the visitor experience.
Owned by OCT Group, this water park exemplifies the group's commitment to innovation and excellence in entertainment. As a sister park to Happy Valley, Shanghai Maya Beach Water Park promises an unforgettable aquatic adventure for visitors of all ages, blending ancient cultural elements with thrilling modern attractions.
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