The Land of Legends, Antalya: lands, height limits and a family day

What The Land of Legends is

The Land of Legends is a gated theme and water park in the Kadriye neighbourhood of Serik district, in Antalya province, Turkey (officially Türkiye), and part of a resort complex that also has hotels and a shopping street. It is not in Antalya city. The operator uses the name Theme Park for the whole ticketed area, and that area includes the water lands as well as the dry rides.[1]

A day there is a wristband day. Everything inside runs on the band you collect at the ticket counters: entry through the turnstiles, re-entry on the same day, and payment for anything extra, which is loaded onto the band at cash points.[2]

The seven lands

The operator lists seven lands within the Theme Park.[1]

• Adventure Land holds the big dry rides: the 62-metre Hyper Coaster, the Typhoon Coaster, Sky Fighter, the Family Coaster and others.[1]
• Aqua Land is the main water park: the Wave Shock Pool, Infinity Pool, Magicone, Abyss, Activity Pool, Aqua Tower and Challenger slides.[1]
• Tropic Lagoon is a second water area with Rafting Rapids, Lazy Floats, Rocking Waters and the Aqua Play playground.[1]
• Waterfly, described by the operator as its newest world, is a set of water slides with names such as Butterfly Boomerang, Dragonfly Jet and Sunset Drop.[1]
• Nickelodeon Land has character rides including SpongeBob's Crazy Carnival Ride, Skye's Flyers, Rubble and Crew, Traffic Trouble and Paw Patrol To The Rescue.[1]
• Masha and The Bear Land of Laughter has the Happy Carousel, Zippy Zappy Coaster, a circus show, street games and A Joyful Journey boat ride.[1]
• Dolphin Land has a dolphin show and paid animal experiences, from meet-and-greets to dolphin swims for ages 8 and above.[1]

Dolphin Land has a dolphin show and, for an extra charge, close-contact experiences. Its show is listed with the lands, but the swims, paddles and other close-contact experiences are extra-paid and are refundable only up to a day before the event date under the operator's rules.[2]

When XTOUR read the park page on 20 September 2026, several individual units were marked temporarily closed, among them WaterMania, Galeon, Deep Dive, Turtle Coaster and several Tropic Lagoon slides.[1] The operator's rules say unit operation can be affected by weather and maintenance and that opening and closing times of attractions can change with capacity and demand, so check the park page for your date and ask Guest Relations on arrival.[2]

Ride eligibility at The Land of Legends: the height rules

Every unit carries its own requirements on health, weight, height, age and accompanying persons, and the operator's rules make visitors responsible for meeting them.[2] The numbers below are from the operator's unit pages as read on 20 September 2026, for the Hyper Coaster and eight other units.[8][7][9][10][11][6][5][4][13]

The lesson for families is in the character lands. A Paw Patrol ride at 130 cm and a Masha boat at 130 cm are taller limits than many six-year-olds reach, while the carousel wants 115 cm. Measure each child before you go, read the page of each ride that matters to them, and build the day around the units they can actually board. The table shows nine units; the operator's site lists them all.

Water lands: swimwear, diapers and depths

Swimwear is mandatory in the pools and on the slides, appropriate footwear is required all day, and babies and children under 3 must wear water-resistant swim diapers in the pools; standard diapers are not accepted.[2] The operator's questions page adds that leak-proof swim diapers are mandatory in children's pools and can be bought at its market, and that guests who cannot swim may join suitable activities with a guardian and flotation devices, with life jackets available.[3]

The operator publishes pool depths, which is the useful number for a parent choosing where to start: the Wave Shock Pool runs from 0 cm to 200 cm, the Activity Pool from 0 cm to 140 cm, the Infinity Pool is 140 cm, the Wild River 110 cm, the jacuzzi 50 cm, and in Tropic Lagoon the Wave Ball Pool runs from 0 cm to 160 cm and Lazy Floats is 110 cm.[3] Aqua Play, the water playground in Tropic Lagoon, is listed with a 100 cm minimum height and parental supervision.[12]

Sunbeds and umbrellas are free throughout the park, and cabanas are a paid service.[3] Towels are not provided to day visitors, who can buy them at the park store, and changing cabins for men and women exist inside the park.[3] Lockers inside the park cost extra.[3] Pregnant women and people with heart problems, high blood pressure, skin infections or open wounds are prohibited from the pools and units under the operator's rules.[2]

Children, strollers, wheelchairs and baby care

Visitors under 12 may not enter or leave the park unaccompanied, and the companion must be at least 18 years old.[2] The operator's age bands are strict: a child who has not reached a fourth birthday counts as an infant and gets a baby wristband, and a child under 12 gets a child wristband, with ID checked at the counter.[2]

There is no stroller service; the operator says so directly, while stating that the park's pathways were designed with guests with disabilities and with babies in mind.[3] A baby care room exists inside the Theme Park, reached by following the signs or asking a Guest Relations team member.[3]

Wheelchairs are free from the Information Desk, and the operator says it also has specially designed wheelchairs for certain activities.[3] Its disabled policy requires a companion aged 18 or over, asks the visitor and companion to watch a full ride cycle before deciding, says staff may stop someone boarding after a visual check, and says staff may help with getting on and off but will not lift anyone.[2] XTOUR has not verified a step-free route to any particular ride or pool.

Wristbands, food, re-entry and what costs extra

The wristband must stay on all day, cannot be passed to another person, and is valid for one working day of the park, with same-day exit and re-entry allowed.[2] The operator's questions page says the Day Ticket is valid only for the date on the wristband, and that a Night Ticket exists for designated evening hours alongside annual passes.[3] The park page showed Theme Park hours of 10:00 to 22:00 when checked, while individual ride pages showed 10:00 to 18:30, so rides close earlier than the park does.[1]

Bringing any food, alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink into the park is prohibited, and the operator says security checks at entry enforce this.[2] Food, drink, Dolphin Land experiences and street games are paid with the balance loaded on the wristband.[2] Pets, scooters, skateboards, balls and frisbees are all barred.[2]

The listed option, as checked on 20 September 2026

Skygate lists The Land of Legends Ticket with one option, a general admission, whose description names Adventure Land, Aqua Land and Masha and The Bear Land of Laughter, roller coasters, family rides, pools and water slides, and themed entertainment and live performances.[14] The listing's page description also names Nickelodeon Land.[14] The operator's own rules place all seven lands inside one Theme Park wristband, so the naming difference between the two texts does not by itself exclude a land, but the voucher is the document to check.[2]

• Refunds. The Land of Legends admission on Skygate is non-refundable.[14] That matches the operator, whose rules say park wristbands are non-refundable and non-cancellable.[2]
• Date. The listed ticket is valid for the chosen visit date only.[14]
• Children. Children under 4 are free of charge, and their free ticket is collected at the on-site ticket office on the day by presenting the child's ID or passport.[14] The listing's child rate runs from 4 to 11 and adult from 12, which matches the operator's wristband bands.[14]
• Wristband and wheelchairs. The listing repeats the operator's rules: the wristband must be worn at all times, wheelchair access is available with wheelchairs free of charge, non-toilet-trained children must wear leak-proof diapers, and attraction operation may be affected by weather and maintenance.[14]
• Not covered. The listing does not mention Dolphin Land experiences, cabanas, lockers, Fast Track, food or transport, so none of those should be assumed to be included.[14]

Admission is entry through the turnstile and nothing more, as the operator's rules put it: every unit has its own requirements and the visitor must comply with them.[2] Whether a given child can ride the Hyper Coaster, the Family Coaster or the Paw Patrol drop is decided at the ride by those height and supervision rules, not by the ticket.[2]

What is still unknown

• XTOUR has not verified whether the listed admission is the operator's Day Ticket or an evening ticket. The listing does not say, so read the voucher's validity hours before planning the day.
• Whether the water lands operate outside the summer season. XTOUR has not verified winter operation of any pool or slide.
• XTOUR cannot say which units will be closed on a given date. The park page carried unit-level closure notices when checked, and they change.
• Height rules for the units XTOUR did not read, which are on each unit's page on the operator's site.