Pool day passes in Jordan

Find hotel pool day passes in Jordan, from the Dead Sea's resort strip at Sweimeh to budget and premium options. Prices, booking, and what's included.

1 city with hotel pool day passes

Jordan's pool day pass scene is a single resort strip: the Dead Sea's eastern shore at Dead Sea. We track 9 resorts there selling direct pool and beach access. Options span a basic float-and-rinse visit to a full day with lunch and private beach.

Ramada Resort by Wyndham keeps the budget end open at 10 JOD (about $14), while the Dead Sea Marriott tops the range at 75 JOD (about $106) with a food and beverage voucher included. Dead Sea Marriott Resort & Spa and Mövenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea anchor the premium end with multiple pools and private beach frontage. Most resorts sell passes at reception without a reservation, though Mövenpick requires advance booking in peak periods and the Marriott sells its pass on weekdays only.

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Prices at the Dead Sea's resort strip run from 10 JOD (about $14) for basic pool and beach access at Ramada Resort by Wyndham up to 75 JOD (about $106) for the Dead Sea Marriott's premium tier with a food and beverage voucher included. Most passes above 20 JOD add a lunch buffet.
Dead Sea is the country's only pool day pass destination, with 9 resorts we track along the Sweimeh strip selling direct pool and beach access. Dead Sea Marriott Resort & Spa and Mövenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea anchor the premium end with multiple pools and private beach frontage.
We've found 9 resorts at the Dead Sea that sell day passes directly, from Ramada Resort by Wyndham at the budget end to the Dead Sea Marriott and Mövenpick at the premium end. The nearby Kempinski Hotel Ishtar sells a spa-only day package that doesn't include general pool or beach access, so it isn't counted among those 9.
Most resorts sell day passes at reception without a reservation. Mövenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea is the exception, requiring advance booking during peak periods and sometimes turning away solo visitors, while the Marriott restricts its pass to weekdays only.