Công Viên Nước Mikazuki 365
Japanese-inspired water park with indoor/outdoor pools and kid zones
At a Glance
Best Ages
Toddlers to age 10
Cost
Medium to high
Time Needed
3 hours max
Indoor/Outdoor
Both indoor and outdoor
Weather Fit
Good for rain or heat
Stroller Access
Yes, with caution on wet surfaces
Washrooms
Clean with hot showers
Food
Diverse: Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese
Parking
Available on-site
Booking
Recommended for peak times
Parent Effort
Low to moderate
Suitable for families with young children (under 10), particularly on rainy days or during cooler weather. Offers a relaxed atmosphere when not crowded, but activities are limited in variety for older kids. Indoor facilities extend usability year-round, though the park feels smaller than advertised. Plan for a 3-hour visit and check slide status before arrival.
About This Place
Mikazuki Water Park 365 is a Japanese-themed water park located in the Xuân Thiều tourist area of Da Nang, Vietnam. It features both indoor and outdoor water play areas, including slides, splash pads, and a heated pool, making it suitable for families with children of all ages. The park also includes a dedicated children's play area called Ninja Kid's Park, a Japanese-style onsen bath, a game center with arcade and VR activities, and various dining options. It is open daily from 9:00 to 19:00.
Official Website open_in_new- Monday – Sunday
- 09:00 – 19:00
Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.
- Adult ticket (during sale)
- VND 180.00
Prices were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date rates.
Child-friendly indoor play
Indoor splash zones ideal for young children in all weather
Year-round heated swimming
Heated pool enables year-round swimming
Onsen bath experience
Japanese-style onsen with mineral-rich waters
Multi-cuisine dining
Diverse food options including Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese
Good to Know Before You Go
- Indoor facilities
- The park features extensive indoor areas, making it a reliable option for rainy days or hot weather, with dedicated zones for young children including splash pads and play structures.
- Family-friendly layout
- Designed with families in mind, the park includes child-specific zones like Ninja Kid's Park and family-friendly dining options such as Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese cuisine.
- Heated pool
- A year-round heated pool is available, ideal for comfortable swimming regardless of season or weather conditions.
- Japanese onsen bath
- Includes a Japanese-style onsen with mineral-rich waters, offering a relaxing spa-like experience separate from the main water attractions.
- Slide availability
- Some slides, including the Dragon Water Slide, may be under maintenance; it's advisable to check current operational status before visiting.
- Crowd management
- Visiting on non-peak days significantly reduces congestion and enhances experience, especially for young children and those seeking relaxation.
Kid Fit by Age
Babies may be comfortable in the heated pool and quiet indoor areas, but limited infant-specific facilities (e.g., baby pools or changing stations) are noted. Parents should consider the park's noise level and presence of water features.
The Ninja Kid's Park, splash pads, and heated indoor pool are well-suited for toddlers. Clean changing rooms with hot showers support families with young children.
Dedicated play zones like Ninja Kid's Park and the indoor splash areas offer age-appropriate fun. The park's mix of water play and game center allows for engaging, manageable experiences.
While some slides and attractions may appeal to elementary-aged children, the park's offerings are largely geared toward younger kids. Older children may find activities repetitive or underwhelming after 1 - 2 hours.
The park lacks rides or experiences tailored to tweens. Limited social or challenging activities result in reduced appeal for this age group, especially during peak times or when slides are unavailable.
No teen-focused attractions, such as thrill rides or dynamic social zones. Teens may find the park too childish and underwhelming, with most activities unsuitable for their interests or energy level.
Insider Tips
Check slide status before visiting to avoid disappointment
Arrive early on weekdays for best access to indoor play zones
Use the second-floor game center to escape crowds
Bring a towel - showers are clean but not always stocked with towels
- •Supervise children near water at all times
- •Follow posted signage for slide and pool use
- •Use non-slip footwear in wet areas
- •Keep personal items secure in lockers
- •Step-free access to main entrances and indoor zones
- •Sensory-friendly spaces available in indoor play areas
- •Baby changing available in all restrooms
- •Wheelchair-accessible paths throughout park
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit mid-week morning for the quietest experience and least crowding
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxSwimsuit and towel
- check_boxShower shoes or flip-flops
- check_boxChange of clothes for post-visit
- check_boxReusable water bottle
- check_boxSmall snacks if desired
Frequently Asked Questions
What age group is this water park most suitable for? expand_more
The park is best suited for children under 12, especially younger kids who enjoy splash pads and indoor play zones. Older children and teens may find the activities limited and less engaging.
Is there parking available, and is it easy to find? expand_more
Parking is available on-site, though space may be limited during peak times. Visitors are advised to arrive early or visit on non-peak days to secure a spot.
Can I eat inside the park, or should I bring my own food? expand_more
Yes, there are food options inside the park, including Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese cuisines. No need to bring outside food unless preferred.
Is it necessary to book a visit in advance? expand_more
While booking is not mandatory, it is recommended to check slide availability in advance, especially if visiting during busy periods, to avoid disappointment with closed attractions.
What should I bring for a visit? expand_more
Bring swimwear, towels, and a change of clothes. Consider bringing entertainment for young children during downtime, as the park’s full experience typically lasts only 2–3 hours.
How accessible is the park for visitors with mobility issues? expand_more
The indoor areas are accessible for visitors with mobility challenges, including heated pools and onsen baths designed for wider access. However, outdoor slides may be less accommodating.
Location
Address
Khu du lịch Xuân Thiều, Nguyễn Tất Thành, Hải Vân, Đà Nẵng 55000, Vietnam
Phone
+84 236 3774 555
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Last checked: 2026