Nice waterparks

[Grtxkkyz 388]

So, for this thread, I'd like to know, have you been to water parks? Which ones have you liked the most? Have you had lots of fun in them? My country has many water parks, but the best one we have visited is called "Agua Caliente" (spanish for Hot Water) It has lots of amusing attractions and relaxing pools too. The only downside was that dad and me got a sunburned skin because we got stubborn about sunblock, but overall it was a great experience

[PROJECT: Simon 3,955]

There's a water park called "Ocean World", it was like heaven 

[Megas 27,783]

Only ever been to one, Pharaoh's Lost Kingdom in Redland's, California. Needless to say, it was a lot of fun 

[Justin_Case001 4,907]

I've been to Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, and Raging Waters, both in California.  Tons of fun.  I love water parks.  Raging Waters is way better, of the two.  I often see Schlitterbahn at the top of many water park countdowns.  I really want to go to this one Disney water park (don't remember the name), that's all snow and ice themed.  What an awesome idea!  Why does every park have to be tropical beach themed?  That Disney park has water slides going through icy peaks and glaciers and stuff.  So friggin awesome.  (But of course, the water isn't actually cold.  Duh.)

 

This place is really something else:

 

 

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 41,794]

Splashin' Safari! That is the only water park I've been too, mainly because it is fairly close to me overall. It accompanies Holiday World in Santa Claus Indiana. I absolutely love that's place, the atmosphere, the different attractions, it's all so fun. I've always loved the Monsoon Lagoon in the past, which has a huge tiki bucket that fills with water over time and then eventually it overflows. It's been way too long since I have been there, at least 6-7 years.

[ponylaces 1,870]

Aquatica is amazing. I regret not riding the dolphin plunge, I was too scared. xP

[DeadAccount 4,604]

Wisconsin Dells in America has tons of waterparks!

[North 288]

I've been to one in Concord, California called "Waterworld." Haven't been there in a while, but it was good fun when I was little.

Legoland Waterpark is cool, too. I guess.

[n0body555 334]

Schlitterbahn is the best water park I've been to. Haven't been too much.

 

But.. It's a whole lot of fun. Their lazy river is unbelievably fun, as well.

[Flutter's lover <3 8,206]

There's one in Daytona Florida I've gone to...I forget the exact name of it though. It was pretty great, water slides, wave pool, lazy river and some other water  based playground type equipment.Oh, they also had that Sciency Ice cream. "Molly - Cools" or something. It also had an arcade attached to it.

 

Then there's one a couple hours from me "Canada's Wonderland" It's got both a regular amusement park with dry rides along with a full on Water park.Been there a couple times.

 

But I haven't been to a water park in years...lol

[EpicEnergy 23,224]

I've only been to one waterpark, and I enjoyed it.

[Jonny Music 3,444]

Yes I've been to waterparks, and I love them (the good ones with the bigger slides, not the kiddle-pool nonsense)!

I've been to Splash Works in Canada's Wonderland, Hurricane Harbor in Six Flags America, and that's as far as I remember regarding waterparks.

Both of the parks I went to are really good in their own right, though since I've been to Splash Works at Canada's Wonderland more often (since that's the closest one to me), I would happen to like that one better.

[Narcissus 355]

I went to Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach in Florida with my cousin. They were nice parks but I'm not a huge fan of water parks in general. Too much public nudity (not literal R-rated nudity of course) and I'm self-critical. 

Edited March 9, 2021 by Narcissus

[DixonTheAdversary 1,632]

My go-to for Waterparks is the Kalahari in the Wisconsin Dells. Sure, some people would argue Noah's Ark or Mt. Olympus are the better options for the Dells, but the Kalahari is the only Park that I haven't had a bad experience at.