Waterpark Guide: Stay Hydrated, Apply Sunscreen, and Follow Safety Rules

Location

Our waterpark is located in sunny Orlando, Florida. We are conveniently located near many popular hotels and attractions.

Amenities

• Multiple water slides for all ages
• Kiddie pool with interactive water features
• Lazy river
• Wave pool
• Concession stands with food and drinks
• Bathrooms and changing rooms

Pricing

Our waterpark offers many different pricing options depending on age and group size. Below are some of our most popular options:

• Adults (ages 13 and up): $45
• Children (ages 3-12): $35
• Groups of 10 or more: 10% off
• Season passes: $150

How to Book

You can book your tickets online or in person at the waterpark entrance. Below are links to some popular booking platforms:

• Expedia
• Booking.com
• TripAdvisor

FAQ

• Q: Is the waterpark open year-round?

A: No, the waterpark is open from March to September.

• Q: Can we bring outside food and drinks?

A: No, outside food and drinks are not allowed in the waterpark. However, we have many concession stands with a variety of options.

• Q: Are there any height or weight restrictions for the water slides?

A: Yes, some of our water slides have height and weight restrictions for safety reasons. Please check the guidelines posted near each slide before riding.

• Q: Is there a dress code for the waterpark?

A: Yes, proper swimwear is required at all times in the waterpark. No street clothes or cut-offs are allowed in the pools or on the water slides.

Is there an age limit for children entering the waterpark?

The age limit for children entering the waterpark may vary depending on the specific waterpark and their rules and regulations. It is best to check with the waterpark’s website or contact them directly to determine their age restrictions. Generally, children under a certain age (usually 3-4 years old) may need to be accompanied by an adult while in the waterpark.

Are there restrictions for attire or equipment I should bring to the waterpark?

Yes, most waterparks have attire and equipment restrictions for safety reasons. These restrictions may vary from park to park, but some common rules include:

1. Proper swimwear: Most waterparks require guests to wear appropriate swimwear. This means no jeans, regular clothing, or underwear.

2. No loose items: Guests are not allowed to bring any loose items on water slides or in pools. This includes hats, sunglasses, jewelry, and phones.

3. No outside food or drinks: Many waterparks prohibit guests from bringing outside food and drinks. Some parks may allow guests to bring a small cooler with snacks and beverages.

4. Shoes: Some waterparks require guests to wear shoes when walking around on decks or in common areas.

5. Personal flotation devices: Most waterparks do not allow guests to bring their own personal flotation devices. The park will provide life jackets if needed.

It’s best to check with the specific waterpark you plan on attending to see what their specific attire and equipment rules are.

What type of sunscreen should I use at the waterpark?

When visiting a waterpark, it’s recommended to use a “water-resistant” sunscreen with a high SPF (30 or higher) to ensure adequate protection while being wet. It’s important to reapply sunscreen every 2 hours or after swimming. Look for sunscreens that are labeled “broad-spectrum” and contain ingredients like zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, which provide physical protection from both UVA and UVB rays.