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Water park · Foz do Iguaçu, PR
Blue Park
Water park of the Mabu Thermas complex in Foz do Iguaçu, featuring a thermal sand beach and waves up to 1.20 m in water around 36 °C, extreme water slides like the Wizzard and the Super Maverick, and areas for babies and children.
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About Blue Park
Blue Park is part of the Mabu Thermas Grand Resort complex, on the road out of Foz do Iguaçu toward the airport and the Cataratas. It covers about 62,000 square meters and is also open to visitors who are not staying at the resort. What sets it apart is the thermal water, which is naturally warm and makes the park usable even on cooler days.
The heart of the park is the thermal beach: roughly 11,000 square meters of sand in front of a wave pool with water around 36 °C. The wave machine alternates nine types of waves, which can reach 1.20 m in height at peak activity, and between cycles the pool is calm. The lazy river, traveled on inner tubes, runs around part of the park.
The extreme attractions are on the towers. The Wizzard is a set of four side-by-side slides ridden face down on mats, with more than 100 meters of track. The Flat Line has a 17-meter drop, and the Super Maverick, also 17 meters, ends in a 360-degree curve. There is also a zipline.
Children have two areas: Aquaplay, with slides, jets and dumping buckets, and Kids Town, another kids’ area. For babies from 6 months to 2 years there is a dedicated space. Each attraction has height, weight and adult-accompaniment rules posted at the entrance.
Before you go
Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
A full day. Those who go only for the thermal beach and the lazy river will enjoy a good afternoon there.
Best time
Open year‑round, and the thermal water makes the park pleasant even in Foz’s winter, from June to August, when mornings are cold. From December to February it’s very hot and there are heavy afternoon showers. Outside school holidays the park usually opens only some days of the week: check the calendar before you go.
How to get there
It is on Carlos Hugo Urnau Street, in the Mabu Thermas complex, in the stretch of highway that connects Foz do Iguaçu downtown with the airport and the Falls. From downtown it’s about a 15‑minute drive by car, taxi, or ride‑hail. The park has parking.
Tip
Combine the visit with the day at the Falls, which are in the same direction from the city. In winter, bring dry clothes and a warm layer to put on after leaving the water: outside the pools the wind is cold. Guests of the Mabu Thermas resort have access to the park; check the conditions when booking.
Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Blue Park
Is the water at Blue Park hot?
Yes. The park uses thermal water, and the wave pool at the thermal beach is around 36 °C, which makes it usable even on cold days.
Can people not staying at the Mabu go to Blue Park?
Yes. The park is located in the Mabu Thermas Grand Resort complex but also accepts outside visitors.
Does Blue Park have attractions for babies?
Yes. There is a dedicated area for babies from 6 months to 2 years, plus Aquaplay and Kids Town for older children.
What are Blue Park’s extreme attractions?
The Wizzard, four mat-ridden slides, the Flat Line and the Super Maverick, both 17 meters high.
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