Hydromania — Attraction in Rome

How could I start explaining this amazing waterpark. You have 8 slides and their all amazing. This you can race your friends and family and see who the fastest is, not to brag but I'm the fastest tip give yourself a big push at the start, This one has two size, a lot of turning and going up and down but at least its open so we can enjoy the view, This one I like to call the Brezel because its shaped like a Brezel and it smells like one aswell, This monstrosity of a ride is called K2, its name like that because you start in a tube and then it does a straight drop to the water, they sah you go so fast it's basically a free-for-all,

They rest of these are with a floaty and it has to be done with 2 people.

So you grab the floaty and you have to go up a flight of stairs and hold on tight cause even if there is no wind at the bottom there it feels like a tornado is right beside you having a chat. So this ride is called a black hole cause you don't see anything and you turn left in 2 seconds so if your scared easily don't go on this ride. This one is the same only that at the start it's open and when you can't see anything it's much smoother then the black hole,

For this one and the next you have to be 35kg and the have a sclae so you can't foul them. 7.Now this one is so much fun, you have to go up a flight of stairs but at least it's closed so there is no wind. You get pushed of and in this tunnel with so many different colors and afterwards in this big bowl. After 3 or 4 spins you will be sucked by water and at the the of the ride. This one is pretty scary, you get in this black tube and then you go up this wall and go back down into a big pile of water.

Now this are the rides but there's also food and swimming pool to just have a talk...

Zero Stars if Possible Absolutely Rude and Racist Security Staff harassed our group of 3 families with small children and 2 disabled people

Park itself is fair with good slides and pools but what lets it down massively is the staff from the entrance, lifeguards and security especially staff service is incredibly poor

The park closes at 6.30 pm At 6pm the rides and pools close Our group went to change in the grass area Halfway through changing at around 6.10 pm Security staff came to tell us to hurry up as the park is closing soon We said ok and continued Later they came back and started shouting out us telling us to go now We told them we are a big group and we will take our time as the park hasn’t closed yet They continued to argue with us and said racial slurs at us We then quickly packed up and went to the manager to make a complaint The manager didn’t do anything and we were pushed out of the park by the security staff However there was probably a hundred more people still changing and leaving. We were by no means the last to leave We had payed for the full time like everyone else. Yet we WERE THE ONLY ONES harassed by security staff Especially when we are a big group with little children who would get scared by security staff shouting and two disabled people who need extra care This treatment from hydro mania security is absolutely and utterly unacceptable One name of the security guard is Abfalls who was the most rude Unfortunately the other security guard did not have his badge on

I would like the management to re assess their security staff and to ensure that they have been trained properly on how to speak and communicate with...

Review of Hydromania, Rome, Italy

I recently visited Hydromania with my family, and while we had a great day overall, the booking process left much to be desired.

First and foremost, their website was quite frustrating. We encountered numerous issues trying to book two sun loungers and lunch for our family. Our Irish phone number was not accepted, which was necessary for receiving a security code to confirm the booking. This added an unnecessary hurdle to the process. To make matters worse, we had to navigate through about ten captcha checks at each step, which felt overly tedious and time-consuming.

Another drawback was the lack of information on the pool depths displayed on the booking site. This made it difficult for us to choose the right area for our loungers. We ended up near the kids' section, which was fine, but in hindsight, we would have preferred to book closer to the wave pool where the main activities take place. That area had a vibrant party atmosphere that seemed much more appealing.

On a positive note, the food at Hydromania was delicious and plentiful. We opted for the online booking option for lunch at €11.90, which was a great deal compared to the on-site prices, which are reportedly higher.

In conclusion, while we enjoyed our day at Hydromania, the poor booking experience was a significant drawback. It took us a while to finally secure our reservations, especially after switching to a different browser to complete the process. If they can improve their website and streamline the booking system, it would enhance the overall experience...