Wet World Pedas Hot Springs

The hot springs and spa

The public hot spring pool uses natural spring water, which the operator says reaches up to 40°C. An older listing, from before the current water park opened, gave 27 to 34°C, without saying which pools it measured. The spa section adds steam and sauna rooms. Booking a 2-hour spa session also gets you into the public hot pool. Public pool tickets are RM25 for adults and RM15 for children, and children 89 cm tall or under go free. Online tickets must be bought at least one day before your visit. Private hot spring pools cost RM180 to RM380, according to a June 2026 SAYS report.

The hot spring and spa are open 24 hours a day. During Ramadan the hours change to 3.30pm to midnight daily.

We could not find a published analysis of the water's mineral content. The operator describes it as mineral-rich, but there is no lab data to back up claims about specific minerals.

The water park

The water park runs from 10am to 6pm and is closed on Wednesdays, except during school and public holidays. It has twin slides, Caribbean slides, a wave pool and a kiddy pool. Tickets cost RM39 for adults and RM35 for children, though one ticket panel on the same site lists RM35 for both. In January 2026 SAYS reported that the park was open to the public and described it as the first water theme park in Negeri Sembilan to use natural hot spring water.

There is also a land-based adventure park. It opens from 5pm to midnight on weekdays and from 3pm on weekends, public holidays and school holidays. It is also closed on Wednesdays outside the holidays.

Facilities and stays

The site has toilets, dining areas, a surau, parking and locker rooms, and runs a lunch deal from noon to 3pm. SAYS reports that the property operates as a resort with rooms on site. The official site does not list room types or rates, so call the booking hotline to check.

September 2026 reviewers on Google Maps found plenty of shower and changing rooms close to the water park, food and coffee outlets, and floats free to use, though one said food spending added up. One September 2026 visitor bought a 2-in-1 ticket covering both the water park and the hot spring, priced the same for adults and for children over 90 cm, so check which ticket types are on sale before you pay. Another could not get through on the phone after several calls over a few hours.

Weather and crowds

The park follows a lightning policy. If lightning comes within 5 km or thunder is heard, the outdoor facilities close until 10 minutes after the last sign of a storm, and ticket sales stop while it is within 5 km. On busy days management can stop selling admission once the park is full. Arriving early on a public holiday is your best chance of getting in.