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Quick Information

ADDRESS

#Kadriye, Atatürk Cd. No:104/1-2 No, D:515, 07525 Serik/Antalya, Türkiye

Timings

10:00–21:00

TICKETS

From $9.14

NUMBER OF ENTRANCES

2

Plan your visit

Did you know?

The Land of Legends features Europe’s largest water park, with over 70 slides and attractions in its Aqua Land zone.

The park’s Hyper Coaster stands at 61 meters, making it the tallest roller coaster in Turkey.

Nickelodeon Land is a unique indoor area where kids can meet characters like SpongeBob and PAW Patrol, and enjoy themed rides.

Is the Land of Legends worth visiting?

You hear it before you map it: coaster wheels, splash landings, music drifting across the canal, and children pulling adults in 3 directions at once. The Land of Legends feels less like a single park and more like a full-day resort district built around movement, noise, water, and light.

It was designed that way. Opened as a flagship entertainment complex in Antalya’s Belek area, it set out to combine a water park, dry rides, branded kids’ zones, and nighttime spectacle in one place, so families wouldn’t have to choose between them.

What stays with most visitors is the shift in mood across the day — morning coasters, hot-afternoon slides, then a cooler, lit-up promenade at night. Few parks deliver that much variety without asking you to leave the complex.

Skip it if: you dislike heat, long walking distances, or parks where the best experience depends on staying for most of the day.

What’s inside The Land of Legends?

Adventure Land roller coasters
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Adventure Land

Start here for the big dry rides, including the 61m Hyper Coaster, Typhoon Coaster, and Family Coaster. Crowds build fastest in this zone, so early morning is when you’ll get the shortest waits.

Aqua Land

This is the park’s largest water-play area, with wave pools, surf zones, family slides, and gentler splash spaces. It’s the easiest zone to lose time in, especially once midday heat sends everyone waterward.

Turtle Coaster

The signature water coaster mixes raft-style splashes with roller-coaster momentum. Lines here are among the longest in the park and can stretch well past an hour, so ride it before lunch if it matters to you.

Nickelodeon Land

SpongeBob, PAW Patrol, and Star Trek™ share 1 brightly themed zone with rides, meet-and-greets, and indoor attractions. It often stays open later than the main park, making it a smart end-of-day stop.

Masha and The Bear Land of Laughter

Scaled for younger children, this section has gentler rides, playful sets, and enough shade breaks to reset after the louder parts of the park. Families with children up to the age of 8 years linger here.

Dolphin, beluga, and walrus shows

The marine shows break up the ride rhythm and give families a seated mid-afternoon slot. Showtimes shape the day for many visitors, so check the schedule early if you want to build around them.

5D cinema

Cool, dark, and short enough to slip between ride windows, the 5D cinema is useful when the sun is at its hardest. It’s also 1 of the few attractions that works well before dinner.

Shopping Avenue and night show

Even after rides wind down, the canal-front avenue keeps the energy up with shops, fountains, roaming performers, and the night show. If you’re booking a transfers package, this is the part that makes staying late worthwhile.

How to explore the Land of Legends

  • Budget 6–8 hours if you want the core rides, water attractions, and 1 show; stretch that to 9–12 hours if you want to stay through the night show and the later Nickelodeon Land hours.
  • Start at opening in Adventure Land, when the Hyper Coaster and other headline rides are at their quietest. Then move to Turtle Coaster and the main Aqua Land slides before midday heat and queue times peak.
  • After lunch, slow the pace with a marine show or the 5D cinema, then use late afternoon for whichever zone you skipped first.
  • Must-see: Hyper Coaster at opening, Turtle Coaster before lunch, and the canal-side night show after dark.
  • Optional: Masha and The Bear Land of Laughter, extra repeat rides in Aqua Land, and time in Shopping Avenue; together they add 60–90 minutes.
  • Guided vs. self-paced: Self-paced works well here because the zones are clearly separated and ride priorities are easy to understand. The real upgrade is transportation; a transfers package removes the long, tired trip back after the evening show.

Brief history of the Land of Legends

  • 2016: The Land of Legends opens in Antalya’s Belek area as a resort-scale theme park and water park complex.
  • 2016: The park draws 500,000 visitors in its opening months, quickly becoming a major family attraction in the region.
  • Late 2010s: The complex expands its entertainment identity with larger shows, a stronger evening program, and a shopping avenue that stays active after ride hours.
  • 2019: International attention grows through industry recognition and rising package-tour demand.
  • 2020: Operations are disrupted during the global pandemic, as with major leisure parks across Türkiye.
  • Today: The site combines thrill rides, water attractions, branded kids’ areas, marine shows, and a night-show district in 1 resort-style destination.

Who built it?

The Land of Legends was developed by Rixos Hotels in partnership with Emaar Entertainment and shaped with Franco Dragone’s show-driven sensibility. The ambition was clear from the start: not a simple water park, but a resort-scale fantasy district where rides, retail, hotels, and nighttime spectacle all fed the same experience.

Architecture of the Land of Legends

Style

Fantasy-resort architecture, built to feel part castle, part shopping canal, and part illuminated show set. By day it reads playful; after dark, the facades become scenery.

Materials

Reflective glass, painted concrete, bright cladding, and LED-heavy surfaces create the polished look you notice across the promenades, entrances, and themed kids’ zones.

Canal layout

Water is structural here, not decorative. The central canal organizes movement, opens long sightlines, and doubles as the route for parades and fountain shows.

On the ground

The park keeps changing scale — tight children’s spaces, wide pool decks, and towering coaster supports — so it feels bigger and more theatrical as you move through it.

Creators

o single architect defines the complex. Its identity comes from the Rixos-Emaar partnership and Franco Dragone’s entertainment-first approach, where buildings are designed to carry shows as much as rides.

Why people come even without riding anything

One unusual thing about The Land of Legends is that it works as 2 places at once!

  • Inside the ticketed park, you get the coasters, slides, and shows; outside them, the shopping avenue has become an evening destination in its own right for resort guests, diners, and people coming only for the canal atmosphere.
  • That changes the mood of the whole complex. It doesn’t empty out when rides close. Instead, it shifts gears, from sunscreen-and-swimwear energy to music, lights, storefronts, and promenade crowds.

Frequently asked questions about the Land of Legends

Yes, especially if you want a full resort-style day rather than a single ride or water-park session. The mix of coasters, slides, kids’ zones, and the evening show gives it unusual range.