Aquanura is Efteling’s spectacular nighttime water show and one of the largest fountain spectacles in Europe. Located in the enchanting Dutch theme park Efteling, Aquanura blends water, light, and music to create a mesmerizing experience for visitors of all ages. Since its debut in 2012, it has become one of the park’s most iconic attractions, offering a magical finale to a day of fairytales and adventure.
A Record-Breaking Fountain Show
Aquanura is the largest water show in Europe and the fourth-largest in the world, following only the famous fountains at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, a fountain show in China and the Dubai Fountain. The show features:
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Over 200 fountains
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900 lights
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Flames and fog effects
With these elements combined, Aquanura delivers a dazzling 12-minute performance that leaves a lasting impression.
Music Inspired by Efteling’s Fairytale World
One of the most unique aspects of Aquanura is its orchestral soundtrack, composed of iconic Efteling ride themes. You'll hear familiar melodies from beloved attractions such as:
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Villa Volta
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Droomvlucht (Dreamflight)
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Fata Morgana
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The Flying Dutchman
The music, synchronized with the fountains, tells a visual story and highlights the magic of the park in a whole new way.
Designed for All Ages and Backgrounds
Aquanura doesn't rely on language, making it a perfect experience for international visitors. Its emotional storytelling through lights, water, and music transcends cultural boundaries and speaks directly to the imagination.
Best Time to See Aquanura
Aquanura typically takes place at the end of the day, especially during peak seasons and weekends. To get the best view:
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Arrive early and secure a spot by the pond
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Check the official Efteling app or website for showtimes
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Bundle up during colder months—it runs year-round!
Tips for Visiting
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No extra ticket required – Aquanura is included with general park admission.
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It’s especially beautiful at night when the lighting effects shine brightest.
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Bring a camera, but also take a moment to just watch—it’s that captivating.
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