At the box office we persuaded him, like the others, to take a full-day ticket, okay. We went into the locker room, it turned out that it was shared (m and f together), as was the shower room. The toilet is dirty. We go to the water park itself, bare concrete floor, bare walls, we are “met” by people with beer and fumes, very pleasant. To ride the slide you need a special circle, behind which there is a long queue; they didn’t stand and wait. We decided to swim, people were like ants, the water smelled strongly of bleach. They couldn't stand it and ran away from there. I give 2 stars because at least the money was returned.

Water parks have grown in popularity since their introduction in the late 1940s and early 1950s. The United States has the largest and most concentrated water park market, with over a thousand water parks and dozens of new parks opening each year. Major organizations are IAAPA (International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions) and WWA (World Waterpark Association). Water parks emerging from spas continue to more closely resemble mountain resorts as they become four-season destinations-for example, Splash Universe Water Park Resort, a member of the World Water Park Association, is themed to match the community in which it is located. The theme is intended to enhance the communities' destination appeal. Therefore, the amusement and leisure time industry is becoming more concentrated as winter sports are becoming commonplace themes in summertime water rides. A process of concentration can be observed in the hybrid segments of theme-, amusement-, and water parks. Some water parks are more spa-oriented; e.g. Schwaben Quellen, a member of European Waterparks Association (EWA) has no water slides, but instead has many saunas, steam rooms, "adventure showers", and relaxation-oriented water play areas. From 2000's, popular water parks were disclosed by long wait line problems of attractions. To solve this problem, some water parks adapt conveyor belt to lift passengers or use water jets. A unique feature at a water park is ice skating. Deep River Waterpark in northwestern Indiana features ice skating thanks to cooling pipes that were added under their massive plaza during a recent expansion.

Very nice place for all the family. Nice öools and slides. Also for sunbathing. Only minus is that water is cold outside pools.

I'll always remember this place . Every thing is well organised. Many games . There are restaurants. Bar. Hookah. Sauna . I think you'll find there every thing you ever wanted . Just remember to take a waterproof camera with you . I recommend this park for every one.

Good place..value for money. 1250 for four hours and it was more than enough to enjoy on weekday..small ques at slides..free locker..all slides were good thrilling

I expected more from this place - to be honest. It is mostly very crowded because not only people from Hotel Riviera come there (for Hotel guests its free entrance) but also people from outside come. A lot of families with small kids - for the kids it surely is a kind of water-wonderland. You have to wait quite some time to get your turn on the different slides they have - although they are a nice fun. They also offer massage, Finnish sauna, Russian banya and Hamam (but all of them not hot enough for my taste). Real good thing is that you ha e a basin that has a connection to the outside - which is especially nice in winter times. You can get food and drinks at some different places too - but don't expect real high quality kitchen. Best time to go there is after 20.30PM - the place is open until 23.00PM - in the evening there are less people and kids.

Went with my significant other. Pros: + everything is done quite stylishly, pirate zones, sharks, portholes + not very crowded on a weekday + there are baths And now the cons: - at every step there are signs, the approximate content of which is “nobody forces you to go to the slides, if something happens to you, it is your own fault”, “abandon hope, everyone who enters here” and “the administration is not responsible for your loss of limbs” . At the entrance you write a receipt about the same. On one of the slides they made you sign that you are familiar with the safety precautions, when I asked what they were, they told me to cross your arms and legs and pray that you will reach the bottom. - my partner was weighed on ALL slides, and the weight was announced in a loud voice for everyone to hear. He is a slender man weighing only 110 kilograms, he was very upset. In short, the conditions are strange: you can’t weigh too much or too little, you can’t be too tall or too short, otherwise go swimming, not slides! - but in fact, you can only swim either in a river with a current, or in a pool with waves, where people crowd who do not meet the requirements - there are about 80 rescuers, they walk in pairs like guards in a prison and catch your every move, while we were sitting in the jacuzzi, someone was whistled for relaxing too much, in short, you feel strange and awkward - either boiling water or ice water flows from the taps in all showers - an absolutely strange system for paying for purchases in a water park. Instead of typing everything you want, and then, when you return the bracelet, pay (as in normal water parks), you have to make a deposit (!), then you can spend money from it, but only from it, you can’t top it up with a card, for example, if you bought food for 1005 rubles, and you have 1000 on your bracelet, you need to go back to the cash register (which is sort of located near the wardrobe) and report your 5 rubles, only then they will give you the food. In theory, if there is something left in the account, you have a 50% chance that the money will be returned to you. - the slides are quite old, the red one is generally covered in patches, the joints scratch my back as if in a torture chamber, if I had not witnessed the guy sliding down the slide, I would have thought 1000% that he was cheating on me with an altoushka with seven-centimeter nails

The best water park in the world!!!

Hotel is located riverside, you can see Kazan Kremlin from your hotel. One of the largest Gym with all equipment and trainers to guide you. Staff is humble and professional. They might have to give English training to all the staff members.

Fun, diverse. Many different throats for everyone, from children to retired people. We went with my son for 12 years and my parents, everyone was having fun all day. I like it very much in winter on the open part of the pool with massage beds, the sensations are steep. If you come to the opening - the first hour and a half or two will be generally cool, the people are not very much. And in the evening after 8 excellent.

Very nice water park with a beautiful view of Kazan. The food is okay but the beer is fairly priced and nice & cold.

The hotel guest has a free pass to water park with a number of pipes, basins and sauna. You always know how to spend your evening. Open until 23:00.

Great water park. Stayed in the room. Payment for the room includes a visit to the water park, which is very convenient - there is no queue and a visit to the Ferris wheel. I did not like the attitude of the guard on the street. Arrived by car. He asked the guards where to park, the guards replied that now some big people are now in the hotel so they won’t be able to park. After they arrived at the reception they asked what was the problem with parking. They answered that there were no problems and found a place. Listening to lies was not pleasant at a hotel of this level.

Very nice indoor water park

This park is very fun and well kept. However, I was expecting more of a thrill from the water slides, but overall they were ok.

GREAT PLACE I RECOMMEND TO EVERYONE!!!

Expensive tickets, long queues and height restrictions. If you are under 160 cm, you are not allowed into the pools without a vest (no matter how old you are). Before each entry into the pool, they constantly stop you and ask you to go and measure your height in front of your eyes (I was asked 6 times, I was already tired of it), otherwise they won’t believe you. All the pools are cold, the baths are small. If you go with small children to splash in the water, then it’s ok, but with big children it’s not.

We visited the Riviera water park for the first time, we were impressed, a sea of ​​emotions, joy, laughter and the bright eyes of the children. The staff is responsive, always ready to help, well done guys! Thank you very much, everything is at the highest level!

The water is cold in the shower. And we were freezing all the time in the water park itself, because the water in the pools was not warm enough. Peshalka