This park is AMAZING! Right off of a metro station, so great location for us visiting and…read morereturning to our apartment after a ride on the metro. Kids loved it and kept asking to go back! There is a lot of equipment here (and in Barcelona in general) that we don't have at home, so it was pretty special.

Fun park for everyone. They have a playground and picnic area and thins to see. I just went there…read morefor the playground. It was clean but not the dog poop I wish people would just pick it up. Poop does not fertilize the ground especially if its dirt and concrete.. Ugh hello. But other than that the park s a awesome place to chill for all ages.

Great park. It's near a library and they have lots of playground activity gym. Which my daughter…read moreloved. There is also lots of benches for the parents to sit. Great place to take your kids.

Our kids enjoyed this park several times on our vacation traveling to or from our apartment. They…read moreespecially liked the zip line and climbing structures.

Great place to take your kids after school or on the weekend. If you want to pay that €8 take them…read moreMonday thru Thursday. If its Friday and Saturday it's €9.50. There were a few ladies behind the counter and out of the 3 2 were helpful. Well helpful to my cousin since he spoke Spanish. She even told him they speak some English. Which was cool with me and my daughter. Then I went up cause I wanted to ask a few question. I asked a older lady at the front desk. Which the older lady said "I don't speak English". I guess not all do. So this lady just left me hanging without telling someone else to help me. I really wanted to say hey look lady find someone who speaks English and not F'n just go about your business cause I am part of your business. Really irritating. They have a area for adults or infants. You pass the kids area. They have food and drinks. It's more like a place for the adults to hang and drink and eat. You can bring food but I would ask first. This adult room was extremely hot. It seemed like once you step into that area it's like a sauna. They sure did not have the AC going. I couldn't stand it so I just hung out in the kids area. Which you think it would be the other way around. I assuming the reason why it was hot was cause there was a lot of people and the lights where hella bright. I think they did that way so you can order more drinks. But anyways my girl had fun and that's what matters but you still get minus 2 star for not getting help for me.

Add this to your Barcelona must see list. It was right beside the zoo and very close to the Arc of…read moreTriumph Arch. We actually happened upon it on accident as we were walking around and then we came back our last day. Beautiful Park lots of things to see. The fountain is amazing just gorgeous huge fountain lots of birds there. Great place for pictures right beside the fountain or up the stairs to the fountain. Lots of musicians and street performers around the park. I really am a bird fanatic so I was thrilled to see so many wild parakeets in the park. There are people feeding the parakeets bird seeds and you put some in your hand and they'll land in your hand and eat there. I loved it. There are some homeless people and one of them kind of threw a insane fit while we were there but no one was hurt he kicked over a barrier and was yelling at people. But that can happen anywhere just use caution anywhere you go. There is neat statues and there's also a little lake or pond where they had people renting rowboats we didn't do that but that looked like fun.

Very cool park with lots of things to see and do. If you're ever in the area, you've got to take a…read morequick stroll through!

This huge park was right outside my hotel and right by Sants station, off location and and with its…read moredragon slide and a massive pond with a random mermen and statues dotted around it was pleasant enough to sit and enjoy the sun but as I said it's all a bit odd.

Plaça d'En Joanic is a cute little park in Barcelona with a sand base, some play equipment and…read morebenches. It seems to be popular among locals with a lot of families playing on the park and older people hanging on the benches. The highlight of the park for me were the parakeets! So many pigeons but if you sift through those, I saw a whole flock of parakeets in the trees. They were adorable and building their nest. Each time a bird would bring back some new materials for construction, they would all squawk it up in what I'd like to think was happiness, lol! My friend and I hung out here for almost an hour on the bench. We people watched, brought over our takeout pizza from Sartoria Panatieri Gràcia and had a lovely time.

I went to WaterWorld in early October - for the end of the holiday season there were only about 50…read morepeople there. The price is EUR24 with an option to buy tickets for another day at EUR12. There are also deals which tie in locker hire, mini golf and use of the sun loungers. There was also a tie-in with another water park, but it was shut from late September so we were unable to check that out. I quite enjoyed the park itself, there were a good range of rides for all the family and the aforementioned 16-hole mini golf course which isn't brilliant but well worth a go. If nothing else, WaterWorld will keep you fit from walking up and down the steep hill. Quite sensibly the bulk of the kids pools and slides are at the bottom of the hill. The food and drinks were fairly cheap compared to most theme/water parks. There's a free shuttle bus to Lloret de Mar, and other free buses to Tossa de Mar, Fenals and other local resorts. I'd highly recommend going there,

Based around 50 miles east of Barcelona Water World Lloret is one of the better water parks in the…read morearea. It has a large range of slides, some solo, some double-rafts and some 4 person + dingy's. It also has the unusual perk of a slide that goes from the very top of the park to the bottom (made up of 5 sections) that make getting from the steep top of the park to the other end very amusing. There is also a double goldfish bowl styl ride that ends with you being dunked backwards into the water. A couple of lazier pools and lagoons for the not so adventurous with a few more laidback slides to keep everyone happy. There is also a 16 hole mini-golf course at the top of the steep park. You can get tickets for this along with lockers and loungers at the front of the park (cost around 5 euros for all 3). Entry to the park is 24 euros - the same price as the Port Aventura Caribe Aquatic park, although given the choice of the 2 I would opt for this park every day of the week

We decided to make a day trip to the water park from Barcelona. Unfortunately the experience was…read morenot too good. The park was not too crowded, which was a pleasant surprise at first. However the rides were quite old and nothing particularly good. Also the wave pool of the park was closed due to the trash (and perhaps possibly other substances) left from the gay pool party organized the previous night. However the worst was only waiting when we returned to the park parking lot. The parking lot is without guarding and someone had broken into our car while we were in the park. So I would definitely not recommend leaving anything valuable in the car while visiting the park.

It started when we bought the tickets online and only after buying them, the email that we received…read moresaid that their FREE bus from Barcelona to Illa Fantasia was not included because we bought a promotional ticket (2 adults for 33€). We got at the park and had to pay 10€ because we didn't have the online tickets printed, we only had them on our phones. They never really printed the tickets. The staff at the admission simply copied the ticket number DIRECTLY FROM OUR PHONE into their system. Also, we never really saw them printing anything. Everything else is paid, 6€ + 2€ deposit for a locker, 4€ for sunbeds and loads of closed slides so overall is very expensive. We found the staff extemely rude, unprepared and not polite at all even with children. We accepted all that and decided to have fun anyway until my friend got hurt sliding down the Zig Zag.He had an hematoma bruise on his left ankle, multiple scratches on his back and a deep cut on his right ankle, which had to be sitched out on site. When he left the pool, there was blood coming out from his cut. The girl watching the attraction, which had an "S.O.S" shirt on, went for help but she couldn't find anyone so she just told my friend to walk with her to the infirmary. We are talking about crossing the park while his leg was bleeding, leaving a trace of blood on his way and allowing other people to get down the slide risking someone else to get hurt. The doctor at the Infirmary was really nice and helpful. After she completed the stiches, my friend was feeling a bit better and we decided to leave the park. We fill a sheet to explain what happened and until here everything was fine but my friend felt sick and had to sit down. We asked if they could get us a taxi to the train station (which is 10min away from the park) but they said we could get their shuttle bus that takes the visitors to the station, which was fine, we only asked if they could guarantee him a place to sit. That's when it started. One of the main Staff, said that it didn't justify that my friend was feeling that way because his injuries weren't that bad. We were shocked that he said that because he is no doctor to state something like that. My friend had to sit down and another medical staff came to assist him. He mesured his blood pressure and it was high. They told him to sit there for another 5/10minutes. While we were waiting the same guy started to laugh and said that "6 stiches weren't much" and that my friend barely lost any blood. We tried to tell him that 1 stich is a lot when you have paid to have fun and be safe at their park! He kept laughing saying that it wasn't much. That made us really angry. This same guy got really upset and left the park, throwing his cigarette on the floor (yes, he was smoking) and started to shout and point at us to another staff member. A few minutes later, a woman (which I believe she was security? She never showed us any identification) approached us and very rudely said that they have called an ambulance and the police and told us to be prepared to pay 300€ for the ambulance and 300€ for the police. We were shocked again. All we were doing was waiting for our friend to feel better so he could get up. We said that we didn't call or needed any ambulance, specially not the police as we haven't done anything. She continued to shout at us and started to close the park entrance. The whole situation got out of control and then another member of the staff came to us and he was a bit more reasonable. He said they needed our friend's ID to fill another report. So we went back to the infirmary to fill this while our friend was sitting on the floor of the entrance. It turned out that the guy tricked us and they were actually completing the info they need to call an ambulance. Again, we were speechless and left. It is illegal to ask for someone's ID and act on their behalf against their will. They really mistreated us, visitors that were paying to be in the Park and due to their poor maintance got hurt.