Waterfall City Park is where creativity meets the outdoors. This vibrant space brings brands and experiences to life with immersive, cutting-edge activations set against a stunning, sun-soaked backdrop. Every corner of the park offers a flexible environment that adapts to your unique needs. The carefully planned 3 000m² event zone features a dedicated staging area, plus space for exhibitions or markets.
Waterfall City Park is a premier outdoor events venue, offering a refined and flexible space for events, activations, and recreation in one of Johannesburg’s most connected and contemporary locations. Adjacent to Mall of Africa and easily accessible from the N1 Allandale offramp, the Park provides a central and refined setting for corporate launches, lifestyle events, markets, and family experiences. It supports the broader Waterfall City vision of creating vibrant, people-centred spaces that integrate business, leisure and culture.
Waterfall City Park comes ready with everything needed for a smooth event setup, including three-phase power, on-site bathrooms, secure access control, and dedicated entry and exit points for build days. Storage and operational containers are also available, helping teams move faster, cut down on logistics costs, and get events up and running with ease.
Positioned at the heart of Waterfall City, the Park delivers standout visibility for brand activations and public events. Its location next to the award-winning Mall of Africa boosts foot traffic and awareness, while available packages allow events to be extended across Mall of Africa and Waterfall City’s marketing platforms for even greater reach.
Waterfall City Park is a perfect fit for:Marketing and activation agencies.PR and experiential teams.Event production companies.Professional conference organisers and corporates planning launches.Strategy days.Team-building or year-end functions.Lifestyle event teams hosting markets or fitness experiences.Media crews creating content.Community or NGO groups running awareness or charity events.
