Aquapark Jagodina — Attraction in City of Jagodina

The Good: cheapest Aquapark among the 4 Aquaparks in Serbia I have been to (with proper slides and a great amount of pools and spacious). They feature the biggest Pool for proper swimming (they actually have a proper Olympic size pool) and with a lot of lifeguards and safety personnel. They have good slides, less painful on the back than most aqua parks (the white and orange ones are probably the best). They also have a lot of beds, a lot of tables (from coffeeshops), and a good amount of open spaces. As mentioned earlier, they have a lot of pools. It's close to the Vivo center which has plenty of shops and a great coffee/resto place. Parking, no problem. They have one, but if it runs out, Vivo is across the street with a lot of it too.

The downside: It's SOOOOOOO SO CROWDED. It opens at 10am, and at 10:17am, almost all the beds are taken, the pools are full, the slides are packed with lines. So you, you dont get to do much sliding or swimming, but you can sunbathe or sleep on the beds or dip in the water. But it has a pretty fun and upbeat vibe overall, with music playing in the background and a stage for...

The entrance fee is reasonably affordable, but it doesn’t quite match up with the experience provided. While the slides offer a good variety and are fun, their maintenance is lacking, which might lead to minor injuries or scratches. Unfortunately, the staff are disappointing across the board. Their attitude shows little regard for visitors, which is a real letdown.

As for food inside the park, it’s even more disappointing. The options are minimal, overpriced, and of poor quality. It seems like they operate on the idea that, since visitors don’t have other dining options within the park, they’ll either have to accept what’s available or go hungry. For the prices charged, the food quality is surprisingly low.

In summary, it’s a nice spot for some fun, as long as you keep your expectations realistic. If you get hungry, the best advice is to head outside the park for a...

Slides are interesting, food is too expensive, staff are usually high school people and sometimes they can be very unpleasant. Once, I wanted to go on a white slide with my friend to get over the fear, and I politely asked one guy that was on blue-red-blue slide if the white slide is working, since there was no one on the white slide. The only answer I got is “I don’t know, does it?”. I was shocked, but I just brushed it off and said “okay”.

And my friend also has an experience with a life guard. She went on the red slide (not important, but between teal and dark blue slide), and when she started going down, an adult went right behind her and slid over her. Life guard was just whole time not paying attention, and just looking at his phone and she was almost out of breath. Thankfully, the adult swam away and she went out...