Best Theme Parks & Water Parks in Malaysia for Muslim Families with Kids 2026

Malaysia continues to shine as one of Southeast Asia’s most family-friendly travel destinations, and its theme parks are a big reason why. From massive outdoor water parks to indoor thrill rides and eco-adventure playgrounds, these attractions are designed for all ages, and increasingly, with Muslim travellers in mind.

Here’s what Muslim families, couples, and adventure lovers can expect at some of Malaysia’s most popular theme parks in 2026, including ride highlights, ticket prices, nearby accommodation, and halal food availability.

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1. Sunway Lagoon Theme Park, Selangor

Image credit: Sunway Lagoon | Official Website

Sunway Lagoon remains one of Malaysia’s most iconic theme parks, and for good reason. Located in Bandar Sunway, this sprawling destination brings together six themed parks in one place: the Water Park, Amusement Park, Wildlife Park, Extreme Park, Scream Park, and the popular Sunway Lagoon Night Park.

The park is especially famous for its Surf Beach, one of the world’s largest man-made wave pools, as well as Vuvuzela, the world’s largest vortex water ride. Thrill-seekers can take on high-adrenaline attractions like Monsoon 360, Jungle Fury, Bungy Jump, G-Force X, and Flying Fox, while families can slow things down at the Wildlife Park, home to over 150 animal species.

For Muslim travellers, Sunway Lagoon is relatively easy to navigate. Halal food options are clearly available, including Marrybrown, Hot Meal Ba (Chinese Muslim cuisine), and multiple kiosks offering halal-certified snacks. Prayer facilities are also available within the wider Sunway area.

Tickets:

• Malaysian (MyKad): Adult RM180 | Child/Senior RM145

• International: Adult RM245–RM400 | Child/Senior RM195–RM320

Nearby hotels: Sunway Resort Hotel, Sunway Pyramid Hotel, Sunway Lagoon Hotel

Address: 3, Jalan PJS 11/11, Bandar Sunway, 47500 Selangor.

Contact: +603-5639 0000 | ask_lagoon@sunway.com.my

Website: sunwaylagoon.com

2. LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort, Johor

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Designed especially for families with young children, LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort is Malaysia’s first international theme park and remains a favourite for parents travelling with kids aged 2 to 12.

The resort is made up of three main attractions: the Theme Park, Water Park, and SEA LIFE Aquarium, all filled with colourful LEGO builds, interactive rides, and hands-on play areas. Highlights include The Dragon Coaster, Ninjago The Ride, Aquazone Wave Racers, the ever-popular Driving School, and MINILAND, which showcases miniature versions of famous Asian landmarks built entirely from LEGO bricks.

One major plus for Muslim travellers is that all food and beverage outlets inside LEGOLAND Malaysia are halal-certified, making dining completely stress-free for families. Prayer rooms are also available within the resort area.

Tickets (promo-based):

• Theme Park only: Adult ~RM145 | Child ~RM115

• Triple-Park Pass: Adult ~RM245 | Child ~RM185

Nearby hotels: LEGOLAND Hotel (themed rooms), Somerset Medini Iskandar Puteri

Address: 7, Persiaran Medini Utara 3, 79100 Iskandar Puteri, Johor.

Contact: +607-597 8888 | info@LEGOLAND.my

Website: legoland.com.my

3. ESCAPE Penang, Teluk Bahang

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For travellers who prefer nature, adventure, and a break from screens, ESCAPE Penang offers something refreshingly different. Set against the lush greenery of Teluk Bahang, this eco-adventure park focuses on “low-tech, high-fun” activities inspired by traditional outdoor play.

ESCAPE Penang is a Guinness World Record holder for the Longest Tube Water Slide (1,111 metres) and the Longest Zip Coaster, making it a must-visit for adrenaline lovers. Other attractions include Monkey Business (a rope course), Atan’s Leap, Dead Sea Pool, and various climbing and jumping activities designed to challenge both kids and adults.

Food options inside the park include local Malay dishes, burgers, and light snacks, with most ingredients sourced from halal-certified suppliers, which makes it a comfortable option for Muslim visitors spending a full day here.

Tickets (Future Booking system):

• Adults (13–60): RM134–RM187

• Children (4–12): RM122–RM134

• Seniors 60+ and children under 4 enter free with a paying guest

Nearby stays: Angsana Teluk Bahang, Lone Pine Resort, ESCAPE Base Camp (glamping)

Address: 828, Jalan Teluk Bahang, 11050 Penang.

Contact: +6017-797 7529 | info@escape.my

Website: escape.my

4. Sunway Lost World of Tambun, Ipoh

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Nestled beside dramatic 400-million-year-old limestone hills, Sunway Lost World of Tambun offers a more relaxed, nature-focused theme park experience. This multi-attraction park includes a Water Park, Amusement Park, Tiger Valley, Petting Zoo, and a Night Park featuring hot springs and illuminated attractions.

Popular rides include Lupe’s Adventure roller coaster, Cliff Racer, Jungle Wave, and Adventure River. When the sun sets, the park transforms with night attractions such as the Luminous Forest and soothing hot spring pools, ideal for travellers looking to unwind after a day of exploring Ipoh.

Muslim travellers will appreciate Ipoh Street, which offers a range of halal local street food, along with Kukuntalu Hawkers. Prayer facilities are also accessible within the park area.

Tickets:

• Malaysian (MyKad): Adult RM115 | Child/Senior RM108

• International: Adult RM150 | Child/Senior RM140

Nearby hotels: Lost World Hotel, Sunway City Ipoh accommodations, and nearby Airbnbs

Address: No.1, Persiaran Lagun Sunway 1, Sunway City Ipoh, 31150 Ipoh, Perak.

Contact: +605-542 8888 | lostworldoftambun@sunway.com.my

Website: sunwaylostworldoftambun.com

5. Berjaya Times Square Theme Park, Kuala Lumpur

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Located right in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Berjaya Times Square Theme Park is the country’s largest indoor theme park, making it a great option regardless of the weather. Set inside a massive shopping mall, the park is divided into two main sections: Galaxy Station for thrill-seekers and Fantasy Garden for families with younger children.

Thrill rides include Supersonic Odyssey (a multiple-inverted roller coaster), DNA Mixer, and Spinning Orbit, while younger visitors can enjoy gentler attractions like the Buddy Go Round.

While halal food options inside the theme park itself are limited, the surrounding mall more than makes up for it. Muslim visitors can easily find halal-certified dining at KFC, McDonald’s, and the Taste of Asia food court, along with countless other halal eateries throughout Bukit Bintang.

Tickets:

• Malaysian (MyKad): Adult RM63 | Child RM53

• International: Adult RM90 | Child RM75

Nearby hotels: Berjaya Times Square Hotel, Melia Kuala Lumpur, Bukit Bintang apartments

Address: Level 5 & 7, Berjaya Times Square, No.1, Jalan Imbi, 55100 Kuala Lumpur.

Contact: +603-2117 3118 | tpcoordinator@timessquarekl.com

Website: berjayatimessquarethemeparkkl.com

6. Genting SkyWorlds Theme Park, Genting Highlands

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Perched at 6,000 feet above sea level, Genting SkyWorlds Theme Park offers a cool-weather escape paired with cinematic-scale attractions. This world-class outdoor theme park is divided into nine uniquely themed “worlds”, each inspired by original intellectual property and blockbuster movie-style adventures.

Visitors can expect immersive rides such as Terraform Tower Challenge, a thrilling drop ride that tests bravery, and Mad Rampage: Racing with the Moon, which blends speed with storytelling. Other highlights include Epic Hummingbird Skies, a suspended family-friendly ride, and Independence Day: Defiance, which places riders right in the middle of an alien invasion scenario.

For Muslim travellers, Genting SkyWorlds is relatively convenient. Halal-friendly dining options are available both inside the park and nearby at SkyAvenue, including Muhibah Kitchen, Han’s Dining, and several outlets at the Malay Village. Prayer rooms are also accessible around the Genting Highlands complex, making it suitable for day trips and overnight stays.

Tickets:

• Malaysian (MyKad): Adult RM88 | Child/Senior RM65

• International: Adult RM168 | Child/Senior RM152

Nearby hotels: First World Hotel, Genting SkyWorlds Hotel, Crockfords

Address: Genting Highlands, 69000 Pahang.

Contact: +603-2718 1118 | customercare@rwgenting.com

Website: gentingskyworlds.com

7. A’Famosa Water Theme Park, Melaka

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Located within the sprawling A’Famosa Resort, A’Famosa Water Theme Park is one of Malaysia’s oldest and largest water parks, making it a nostalgic favourite for local families and returning visitors. The park sits close to other attractions such as Safari Wonderland and an Old West–themed town, making it easy to plan a multi-day getaway.

The park’s attractions are designed for all age groups, from the adrenaline-pumping Big Ice Cream, a giant water slide, to the relaxing Wave Pool. Thrill-seekers can try the High Speed Slide, while families with younger children often gravitate toward the Arabian Village, which features gentler water play zones.

Muslim travellers will find dining straightforward, with Side Street Cafe and The Sailor’s Club serving halal-certified meals and snacks. With on-site accommodation available, A’Famosa works well for families looking for a self-contained resort experience.

Tickets:

• Malaysian (MyKad): Adult RM47 | Child RM39

• International: Adult ~RM67 | Child ~RM57

Nearby hotels: A’Famosa Resort Villas, A’Famosa Hotel

Address: Jalan Kemus, Simpang Ampat, 78000 Alor Gajah, Melaka.

Contact: +606-552 0888 | enquiries@afamosa.com

Website: afamosa.com

8. i-City Theme Park, Shah Alam

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Often referred to as the “City of Digital Lights,” i-City Theme Park is best known for its dazzling LED-lit attractions and urban entertainment vibe. Located in Shah Alam, the park combines multiple attractions in one area, making it popular for both daytime visits and evening outings.

One of the main highlights is SnoWalk, an indoor snow park that lets visitors experience sub-zero temperatures and artificial snowfall, a novelty in tropical Malaysia. Families also enjoy WaterWorld, home to rides like the Tornado Slide, while other attractions include the Red Carpet Wax Museum, Space Walk, and Circuit de i-City for karting enthusiasts.

Muslim visitors will appreciate the wide availability of halal food. In addition to stalls inside the park, the adjacent Central i-City Mall offers numerous halal-certified dining options such as The Chicken Rice Shop and local food kiosks. Being located in Shah Alam, a predominantly Muslim city, also means mosques and prayer facilities are easily accessible nearby.

Tickets:

• All-Day Pass: ~RM130

• WaterWorld only: ~RM33–RM50

Nearby hotels: DoubleTree by Hilton Shah Alam i-City, Best Western i-City

Address: i-Gallery, Jalan Multimedia, i-City, 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor.

Contact: +603-5521 8800 | help@i-city.my

Website: iticket.i-city.my

9. Monkeys Canopy Resort (Dino Desert), Selangor

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For families looking for something a little different, Monkeys Canopy Resort offers a unique blend of themed attractions and adventure activities. Its standout feature is Dino Desert, Malaysia’s largest dinosaur park, featuring over 144 life-sized animatronic dinosaurs in an immersive walk-through setting.

Beyond Dino Desert, visitors can challenge themselves at the Conquest Extreme Park, an indoor high-ropes course, or enjoy motorsports activities at Escape Drift and the International Karting Circuit. This mix of educational, adventure, and recreational experiences makes it suitable for families with older children and teenagers.

From a Muslim-friendly perspective, the resort maintains a strict no-alcohol policy and prohibits outside food, which helps preserve a family-oriented environment. Dining options include Sticks & Baron Cafe and Ahan Thai, both of which are pork-free and Muslim-friendly.

Tickets (Dino Desert, 2026):

• Adult: RM55

• Child/Senior/OKU: RM45

Nearby stays: On-site Monkeys Canopy Resort, Bandar Sungai Long Airbnbs

Address: Lot 683, Jalan Sg Long, Bukit Enggang, 43200 Cheras, Selangor.

Contact: +6010-251 7018 | info@monkeyscanopy.com

Website: monkeyscanopy.com

10. SplashMania Waterpark, Gamuda Cove

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Located within the green, master-planned township of Gamuda Cove, SplashMania Waterpark brings together water thrills and nature-inspired design across 18 acres of attractions. Built around the concept of “Where Nature Meets Fun,” the park blends lush landscaping with award-winning rides, making it one of Selangor’s most visually striking water parks.

Its centrepiece is the massive Amazonia ship structure, which towers over the park and houses multiple slides. Standout attractions include Shaka Waka, a multimedia slide experience, Wild Rush for adrenaline lovers, and Atlantis VR, which adds a virtual reality twist to water rides. For those who prefer something more relaxed, Ravage River offers a scenic float, while Zoomi’s Runway zipline adds a unique aerial element rarely found in water parks.

Muslim visitors will find dining straightforward, with multiple halal-certified outlets inside the park. Options include Jungle Jamboree for local and fast food, Max’s Corner for nasi lemak and Malaysian favourites, and Ayam Penyet Best, serving halal Indonesian cuisine.

Tickets:

• Adult: RM125 | Child/Senior: RM95

• Early Bird / Online purchases are often 10–15% cheaper

Nearby stays: Maya Bay Residences, SplashMania Homestays (Gamuda Cove)

Address: Jalan Cove Sentral 4, Bandar Gamuda Cove, 42700 Banting, Selangor.

Contact: +6012-932 1811 | gd.enquiry@gamudaland.com.my

Website: splashmania.com.my

11. Splash Out Langkawi, Kedah

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Located in the heart of Kuah Town, Splash Out Langkawi brings nautical adventure to the island with a water park inspired by old seafaring explorers. Its central location makes it an easy add-on for travellers already exploring Langkawi’s beaches, shopping districts, and cable car attractions.

The park features 12 water attractions, including Perfect Storm, a dramatic vortex slide, Ragin’ Racers for competitive fun, Poseidon’s Revenge, and the family-friendly Splash-Tacular play zone. The compact layout makes it manageable for families with younger children.

Muslim travellers will appreciate that all food outlets inside Splash Out Langkawi are halal-certified, with dining options like Seafarers Haven and Bass Harbour offering burgers, rice dishes, and local comfort food. Nearby hotels such as Adya Hotel Langkawi further add to its Muslim-friendly appeal.

Tickets:

• MyKad: Adult RM50 | Child RM35

• International: Adult RM80 | Child RM55

Nearby stays: Bella Vista Waterfront Langkawi, Adya Hotel Langkawi

Address: 79, Persiaran Mutiara 2, Pusat Perdagangan Kelana Mas, 07000 Kuah, Kedah.

Contact: +604-961 1157 | enquiry@splashoutlangkawi.com

Website: splashoutlangkawi.com

12. Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark, Johor

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Set along Johor’s eastern coastline, Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark is one of the largest water parks in the world, designed around the theme of a traditional Malaysian fishing village. Its scale alone makes it a destination attraction, especially for travellers planning a beach resort holiday.

The park is home to one of the biggest wave pools globally, known as Tidal Wave Beach, while thrill-seekers can take on Kraken’s Revenge, a water coaster that defies gravity. Other highlights include the Surf Wall and Penawar Falls, which cater to both adrenaline junkies and casual visitors.

All dining outlets within the park, including Kelong Eatery and The Surf’s Up Juice Bar, are halal-certified, ensuring Muslim visitors can dine comfortably throughout the day. Combined with nearby halal-friendly luxury resorts, Desaru Coast is well-suited for extended family holidays.

Tickets:

• MyKad: Adult RM110 | Child/Senior RM85

• International: Adult RM150 | Child/Senior RM120

Nearby hotels: Hard Rock Hotel Desaru Coast, The Westin Desaru Coast, Anantara Desaru

Address: Persiaran Pantai, Desaru Coast, 81930 Bandar Penawar, Johor.

Contact: +607-878 3800 | info@desarucoast.com

Website: desarucoast.com

13. Bertam Souk & Water Park, Penang

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For something truly unique, Bertam Souk & Water Park in Kepala Batas offers a Moorish-inspired experience that feels more like Morocco than Malaysia. Its Arabic-style architecture, arches, and courtyards make it one of the most Instagram-worthy water parks in the country.

The water park itself features multiple winding slides, a Lazy River, Pearl Splash, and interactive play areas designed for younger children. While it’s smaller than some of Malaysia’s mega water parks, its cultural aesthetic and relaxed atmosphere set it apart.

Dining is fully halal, with resort restaurants such as Under the Stars serving Middle Eastern dishes alongside Malaysian favourites. Staying on-site allows guests to fully enjoy the ambience without rushing.

Tickets:

• Weekdays: Adult RM45 | Child/Senior RM35

• Weekends: Adult RM55 | Child/Senior RM45

Nearby stays: Bertam Resort & Water Park (on-site)

Address: PMT 2200, Persiaran Bertam 8, 13200 Kepala Batas, Penang.

Contact: +604-577 8000 | info@bertamresort.com

Website: bertamresort.com

14. Wet World Water Park Shah Alam, Selangor

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Located near the scenic Shah Alam Lake, Wet World Water Park Shah Alam is a long-standing favourite for families seeking affordable, no-frills water park fun. With its tropical jungle theme and emphasis on safety, it’s particularly popular among families with younger children.

Signature rides include Super Hurricane, Thunder River, and Monsoon Buster, which is known as the longest uphill water coaster in Asia. Younger visitors can enjoy gentler attractions like Kiddy Typhoon Lagoon, making the park suitable for all age groups.

As Shah Alam is a predominantly Muslim city, Wet World offers a very comfortable experience for Muslim travellers. All food sold inside the park is halal, with outlets like Tapaulah serving nasi lemak and bento-style meals.

Tickets:

• MyKad: Adult RM37 | Child/Senior RM32

• International: Adult RM45 | Child/Senior RM40

Nearby hotels: Concorde Hotel Shah Alam, Mardhiyyah Hotel & Suites (Halal-certified)

Address: No. 3A, Persiaran Dato Menteri, Seksyen 14, 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor.

Contact: +603-5513 2023 | info.wwsa@wetworld.my

Website: wetworld.my

15. Melaka Wonderland Theme Park, Melaka

Image credit: Melaka Wonderland Theme Park & Resort | Official Website

Tucked away in Ayer Keroh and surrounded by 360 hectares of natural forest, Melaka Wonderland Theme Park offers a more laid-back alternative to Malaysia’s mega water parks. Its mix of water slides and lake-based activities makes it especially popular for school trips, family outings, and travellers looking for a relaxed day outdoors.

Thrill-seekers can try rides such as Tornado Chaser and Kamikaze Racer, while younger visitors often gravitate toward gentler attractions like Aqua Bubble. Beyond the slides, the park’s lake area allows for pedal boat rides and interactive activities such as rabbit and fish feeding, adding an educational touch to the experience.

For Muslim travellers, dining is simple and convenient. Wonderland Cafe serves a halal-certified menu featuring familiar comfort foods like nasi ayam, burgers, and mee goreng, making it easy to refuel without leaving the park.

Tickets:

• MyKad: Adult RM43 | Child RM36

• International: Adult RM54 | Child RM47

Nearby stays: Melaka Wonderland Resort, Mudzaffar Hotel, Ayer Keroh homestays

Address: Lot PT 17178, Lebuh Ayer Keroh, Hang Tuah Jaya, 75450 Ayer Keroh, Melaka.

Contact: +606-231 3333 | enquiries@melakawonderland.com.my

Website: melakawonderland.com.my

16. Borneo Samariang Water Park, Kuching

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As the largest water park in Sarawak, Borneo Samariang Water Park is a key attraction within Borneo Samariang Resort City, just outside Kuching. Designed around a Safari theme, the park blends water rides with tropical surroundings, making it a favourite among locals and domestic travellers.

The park offers a good mix of thrill and family rides, including the Six-Lane Racer Slide, Crystal Slide, Galaxy Slide, and Canopy Slide. Younger children are well catered for with a dedicated Kids’ Splash Pool, allowing families to spend a full day here comfortably.

Muslim visitors will find dining easy at the Safari Food Court, which serves local Sarawakian Malay dishes alongside fast food options. All ingredients used are halal-certified, aligning well with Kuching’s Muslim-friendly travel infrastructure.

Tickets:

• Weekdays: Adult RM38 | Child RM28

• Weekends & Public Holidays: Adult RM48 | Child RM38

Nearby stays: Borneo Samariang Resort Hotel (on-site), Petra Jaya Airbnbs

Address: Borneo Samariang Resort City, 93050 Kuching, Sarawak.

Contact: +608-251 3111 | info@sentoria.com.my

Website: borneosamariangresortcity.com

17. Bukit Merah Laketown Waterpark, Perak

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Located in Semanggol, Perak, Bukit Merah Laketown Waterpark forms part of the larger Bukit Merah Laketown Resort. Set beside a massive freshwater lake, the park offers scenic views alongside its water attractions, with the well-known Orang Utan Island located nearby.

Spanning 11 acres, the park features a variety of rides suitable for all ages. Highlights include Boomerang, which is the only ride of its kind in northern Malaysia, the Giant Wet Bubble, Sandy Beachfront Wave Pool, and multiple Water Speed Slides. The relaxed resort setting makes it ideal for families planning overnight stays.

All dining outlets within the park, including Bubbles Restaurant and Cafe Le Lac, serve halal-certified food, ensuring Muslim travellers can enjoy meals comfortably throughout their visit.

Tickets:

• MyKad: Adult RM40 | Child RM30

• International: Adult RM45 | Child RM35

Nearby stays: Laketown Hotel, Kampung Air (Water Chalets)

Address: Jalan Bukit Merah, 34400 Semanggol, Perak.

Contact: +605-890 8888 | sales@bukitmerahresort.com.my

Website: bukitmerahresort.com.my

18. Bukit Gambang Water Park, Pahang

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Situated in Kuantan within Bukit Gambang Resort City, Bukit Gambang Water Park is known for its extensive range of slides and family-friendly layout. It is home to Coco Beach, one of the park’s main attractions, which features a large wave pool suitable for all ages.

Thrill rides include the 6-Lane Racer, Crystal Slide, and the Family Raft Ride, which is recognised as the longest of its kind in Malaysia. For those who prefer a slower pace, the Glacier River provides a relaxing float through the park.

From a Muslim-friendly perspective, Bukit Gambang Water Park is an easy choice. All dining outlets, including Coco Station and Penguin Island, are halal-certified, and nearby accommodations are designed with family travellers in mind.

Tickets:

• Adult: RM35

• Child/Senior: RM25

Nearby stays: Arabian Bay Resort, Everia Villas Resort
Address: Bukit Gambang Resort City, 26300 Gambang, Pahang.

Contact: +609-548 8000 | reservation@bgrc.com.my

Website: bgrc.com.my

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Why Malaysia’s Theme & Water Parks Stand Out

With a wide mix of water parks, indoor attractions, outdoor adventure zones, and resort-style destinations, Malaysia continues to offer one of the most diverse theme park scenes in Southeast Asia. What truly sets it apart, however, is how naturally Muslim-friendly travel is woven into the experience, from halal-certified dining and alcohol-free environments to family-oriented facilities and easy access to prayer spaces.

Whether it’s a budget-friendly family day out, a school holiday adventure, or a multi-day resort getaway, these theme and water parks show that fun, comfort, and faith-friendly travel can go hand in hand. For Muslim travellers planning a 2026 trip, Malaysia remains a destination where enjoyment comes without compromise.