Atlantis, The Palm Tours and Tickets

Yes, you can visit Atlantis,The Palm if you’re not staying there. Non-guests can browse its shops, dine at its restaurants (booking is recommended), visit the spa, and usually go inside its lobby. However, areas such as the pools are only for guests. Non-guests can also visit Aquaventure Waterpark and the Lost Chambers Aquarium.

Yes, visiting Atlantis, The Palm is absolutely worth it. The massive hotel and towering glass sculpture in its lavish lobby are stunning. Atlantis, The Palm also boasts numerous luxury attractions—from top-notch restaurants and the indulgent AWAKEN spa to the thrilling Aquaventure Waterpark and Lost Chambers Aquarium.

Yes, Atlantis, The Palm is accessible to people in wheelchairs or with limited mobility. The hotel’s communal areas have elevators and wide doorways with automatic doors for easy access. Wheelchairs are also available for hire. Most restaurants, lounge areas, and the Lost Chambers Aquarium are wheelchair-friendly.

No, the Atlantis, The Palm has no official dress code. However, its restaurants operate their own bespoke rules. At the relaxed eateries, casual dress like T-shirts and tailored shorts are acceptable, although beachwear isn’t. The fine-dining restaurants, however, typically require smart-casual attire, including closed shoes and long pants for men.

Yes, you can take photographs in most parts of Atlantis, The Palm. While photography is usually permitted in public spaces, it’s prohibited in private guest areas. It’s recommended you ask hotel staff wherever guidelines are unclear, and use your discretion if taking photographs that may include other people, whether they’re guests or non-guests.

Yes, Atlantis, The Palm has free parking for non-guests visiting attractions such as Aquaventure Waterpark and the hotel restaurants. The parking lot is located near the hotel, and offers a complimentary shuttle bus service to and from the hotel’s The Avenues entrance. Valet parking is also available for a fee.