Andamanda Phuket

Andamanda Water Park is an amazing day out and perfect for all ages. The park is beautifully designed with a Thai-inspired theme, clean facilities, and a great layout that’s easy to get around. There’s something for everyone — adrenaline-filled slides, a lazy river for relaxing, wave pools, and plenty of areas for children to enjoy safely. The staff are friendly and attentive, and safety is clearly a top priority throughout the park. Food and drink options are plentiful, with a good variety available, and there are lots of shaded areas to take a break from the sun. The park never felt overcrowded, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Overall, Andamanda is a must-visit in Phuket if you’re looking for a fun, memorable day out with family, friends, or even as a couple. We had an incredible time and would definitely return

My partner and I spent our Valentine’s Day here and overall, we had a really fun time. The rides were enjoyable, though we did expect a bit more variety. That said, you can easily finish all the rides in about 2 hours, even with queue time. One thing we were wondering about is why the cabanas don’t have fans, and there are no fans in the public areas, including the food court—this would really help with comfort. On a positive note, all the staff were very approachable, friendly, and greeted us warmly, which made the experience even better. A small improvement we’d suggest is adding more lighting to the bathrooms and shower rooms near the locker areas, as they feel quite dark and a bit outdated. Overall, it was a fun experience and a nice way to spend Valentine’s Day, with a few areas that could be improved.

We had an incredible day at Andamanda Phuket. The architectural design is top-notch. The attention to detail in the Thai mythological theme is magnificent—it feels like stepping into another world. The park is exceptionally clean and well-kept. You can tell they take great pride in maintaining the facilities to a high standard. The staff is so kind and helpful. From the entrance to the top of the slides, the staff was always smiling and professional, making us feel very welcome. We arrived right at opening (10:00 AM). For the first 3 hours, there was almost no wait time for any of the attractions! We were able to experience all the major slides multiple times.

Andamanda Water Park is an excellent choice for a full day of entertainment and is suitable for visitors of all ages. The park features an appealing Thai-inspired design, well-maintained facilities, and a thoughtfully planned layout that is easy to navigate. It offers a wide range of attractions, from high-adrenaline water slides to a calm lazy river, wave pools, and multiple well-designed areas for children. The staff are friendly and attentive, with a clear focus on safety throughout the park. A variety of certified halal food options is available, along with numerous beverages, and there are plenty of shaded areas for relaxation. Despite the range of attractions, the park did not feel crowded, which greatly enhanced the overall experience. Overall, Andamanda Water Park is a highly recommended destination in Phuket for a fun and memorable day with family or friends. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and would gladly return. Ticket prices are 1,800 baht when purchased at the counter; however, I bought mine online through the official website for 1,600 baht.

This is a fascinating water park, where you can enjoy your entire day. ❤️ Everything is nicely built and they maintain it really well. We had a really nice experience, since there are so many water activities to do here. Something we admired the most was the diversity. There were tourists from all over the world. Tips for you: - Always choose a weekday to visit here, because it can be really crowded on the weekdays. We visited on a weekday, and still there were long queues for the 2 main slides. 🛝 - First, do the two main activities which have long queues, so you can do the rest leisurely. But you should do those two as well, because they are worth the queue. 😌 - If you are not getting there by a private vehicle, try to leave early, because you will find it difficult to find a taxi in the evening, probably after 6PM. 🕕 - Try to fill your tummy and go in. There’s a restaurant inside, but the prices are high. 💸 - Try to buy your tickets early through Klook, because the tickets are cheaper. If you couldn’t, buy through the website, because there’s a small discount.

We visited Andamanda Phuket and had a great day there. The park is large, modern, and very well organized, with a good mix of slides, pools, and areas suitable for both children and adults. Everything felt clean, safe, and easy to navigate. It is a fun and relaxed option in Phuket, especially for families wanting a full day of water activities away from the beach.

Nice medium-size water park. The prices are tourist-oriented, but reasonable, especially if you pre-buy from a tour-agency (1500 bhat as for 2025). The place is well maintained, plenty of lifeguards that are strictly forcing the rules and has slides variety that will easily last for a 6-7 hours. The queues are very quick in the morning (open at 10:00 AM), but get worse by mid-day. Nothing special, but a well spent day.

The ticket price is 1,800 per person; there were four of us. The slides and technical side of the water park are good, but unfortunately the overall experience was completely ruined by the staff’s attitude and the lack of customer-oriented service. The incident happened at the artificial surfing wave attraction between approximately 5:00 and 5:30 PM. After filling out a form, guests are required to wait in line while sitting on a wet surface along the edge. The line was long, and the waiting time was around 30 minutes. Understanding that active surfing was ahead and considering the long wait while sitting in wet clothing, I decided to use the restroom in advance. I calmly informed my friends and went to the restroom. This is a basic physiological need, especially in a water park. When I returned, my friends had moved forward by about five people. However, the attraction staff member refused to let me return to my place, referring to a banner about “place holding.” At the same time, the banner does not state anywhere that leaving the line to use the restroom is prohibited or results in losing your place. Moreover, the banner explicitly says that enforcement is at the discretion of the staff, yet no reasonable discretion was applied in this situation. In practice, I was given only two options: either sit for 30 minutes in a wet swimsuit and endure it, or lose my place in line and the paid opportunity to use the attraction. From a service and hygiene standpoint, this position is absurd for a water park. I tried to calmly explain the situation. A team leader (Night) was called, but instead of attempting to clarify the situation or check the cameras, I was accused of “having my friends hold my place while I was riding.” This was not true. The water park has cameras, and they can easily confirm that I went to the restroom and did not use the attraction during that time. The only “solution” offered was for me to go to the end of the line. No alternatives, no attempt at de-escalation, and no effort to understand the context were made. I would also like to draw management’s attention to the behavior of the staff member responsible for the attraction and instructions. When I asked for her name so I could include it in a complaint, she refused to identify herself and walked away from the interaction. I have a video of this moment. This behavior is unacceptable in a place where staff are responsible for guest safety. I want to emphasize that this was not a case of rudeness, but of a complete lack of customer focus and flexibility. I have never encountered such treatment before. As a result, the experience was ruined not only for me, but for all four guests in our group. The water park may have good attractions, but without respectful and reasonable staff interaction, that loses its value. I sincerely hope that management reviews this situation, checks staff actions, and reconsiders the approach to guest relations.