Aquapark Sopot

The pools are filled from the park's own deep well, not the mains. The operator names the source as the Oligocene horizon of the Tertiary aquifer, about 100 metres below ground near Sopot. The well was drilled in 2006, is 116.4 metres deep and yields up to 41 cubic metres an hour; the switch to this supply is dated 10 September 2016. It is groundwater, not thermal water, treated and disinfected like any public pool, and the operator does not call it thermal.

Three basins are indoors: a recreation pool with water whips, massage loungers, a river current and a waterfall grotto; a 25-metre, four-lane training pool 140 centimetres deep; and a toddler pool graded 0–30 and 30–60 centimetres, its water given as 30 to 32 °C. Five whirlpool tubs run at up to 34 °C. Outdoors, a year-round pool is joined to the indoor one by a flow channel, and a children's pool, at most 130 centimetres deep, opens only over the summer holidays.

There are five slides. Familijna is the longest at 110 metres, with a 12-metre drop and a 110-centimetre height limit; Turbo covers the same drop in 70 metres and asks for 140; the Dzika Rzeka wild-river channel is 71 metres with a 6-metre fall, and asks for 160. Two short family slides let a parent ride with a child.

The sauna and SPA floor is separate, with Finnish, Nordic, Baltic, aroma and bio saunas, a steam bath, caldarium, laconium and a brine graduation tower. Tickets are sold at the till or online. Pools open 10:00–22:00 on weekdays and 09:00–22:00 at weekends, the saunas from 12:00 and 11:00, the SPA daily from 14:00.