Of the park's more than 30 rides and attractions, eight of them are record-breaking, exhilarating water slides. These slides do require that riders be at least 3'11” (1.2m) or taller and weigh 110-297lbs (50-135kgs), but there is a children's area with slides for smaller kids as well.

At the Atlantis Aquaventure water parks (both in The Bahamas and Dubai), there is no single, universal weight limit for all guests, but individual slides and attractions have specific safety restrictions. For most "body slides"—such as the iconic Leap of Faith or The Abyss—there is typically a maximum weight limit of approximately 300 lbs (136 kg) per rider. For multi-person tube rides or "The Current" (the mile-long river), the combined weight for a double tube is usually capped around 400 to 450 lbs (181 to 204 kg). These limits are strictly enforced by lifeguards using subtle pressure-sensor mats at the top of the slides to ensure the ride's braking and water-flow systems function correctly. In 2026, the park also maintains a strict 48-inch (1.22m) height requirement for the more intense thrill slides. Guests who are near the weight or height thresholds are encouraged to visit an Aquaventure Guest Service location for evaluation to avoid being turned away at the top of a tower. Safety is the priority, as the high-speed forces on these slides are engineered for specific weight tolerances to prevent injury.