La Stella Water Theme Park

“Our second visit here was during the Christmas holiday. I recommended this place to my big family and we sure had a great time. Our age range was from 2-67 years old and I'm sure everyone had a blast. The ticketing process was the same from before where we have to pay it by cash only. The new info I got was senior citizens got free admission which was awesome to me. They reduce the price slightly probably cause during our visit all the water slides were not available. However it sure didn't take all the fun away. I can be sure we enjoyed our time as all 18 of my family members were in the big pool, playing ball games in the water. Aside from that there was a good improvement as the shops there allowed customers to pay using payWave which was a relief. We got in at 10.15am and were out around 1.30pm. Right before we left, we were told that actually we are allowed walked out from the place to have lunch and whatnot and come back as long as the waterpark band are still attached on our wrist. So I'm sure our family will repeat our visit here and hopefully all the water slides are available.”

“Came here on tuesday, parking is free. For waterpark the price is only rm15 (adult). Locker’s fee is rm5 but u need to pay rm15 first (depo rm10- they will give u back later). No outside food or drinks (the staff will checked your beg). Nice place to relax with friends and family, with music. There are lifeguards too. 1 big pool for adult and another pool for kids. If u want to rent the buoys, the rent fee is rm20 but u need to pay rm40 first (depo rm20-they will give u back later). But i think its not really worth it because only got one big slide to use the buoy (there were also no staff at the top of the slide, i think its a bit dangerous) Have toilet, shower/changing room. Overall, i think its a nice place to hangout on your offday.”

“The park is open from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM. If you're after a budget-friendly, local alternative to the big theme parks, La Stella at Starhill Golf & Country Club is a hidden gem. It’s unpretentious and perfect for younger kids, featuring a fun shipwreck-themed pool, slides, and a jacuzzi for adults to relax in. ​The vibe is very "old-school cool." It isn't the flashiest park, but it's rarely overcrowded. Crucial tip: It is strictly cash-only for entrance tickets. While some internal shops might take payWave, don't get caught out at the counter—bring enough ringgit for the whole family!”

“Here's a 3-star review of your experience at La Stella Water Theme Park: My visit to La Stella Water Theme Park yesterday was a mixed bag. While the entrance fee was reasonable, there were some aspects of the park that left much to be desired. Firstly, upon entering the park, I noticed that the water in some of the pools was littered with leaves, which was a bit off-putting. Additionally, the sandy bottoms of the pools made for a less-than-ideal swimming experience. The facilities also seemed a bit outdated and could use some renovation to bring them up to par with other water parks in the area. However, I must commend the affordability of the park, which makes it accessible to families on a budget. Parking was another issue. Unless you arrive early, it's a challenge to secure a spot close to the entrance, so be prepared for a bit of a walk from the parking area. On the upside, the park strictly enforces a no-outside-food policy, ensuring a clean and safe environment for all visitors. However, it would be more convenient if they accepted online transfers or QR payments for food and float rentals, as relying solely on cash transactions can be inconvenient for some guests. Overall, while La Stella Water Theme Park offers an affordable day out, there's room for improvement in terms of cleanliness, facilities, and payment options.”