Roaring Springs Water Park

Is that for riding everything?

Not too terrible, about 10 15 minute wait on average during the busy hours. They do a great job getting people through

Yes. But it is a 10 dollar fee to get it reprinted.

Only one for maintenance was down the two times we went in July. They are doing a great job constantly cleaning and limiting the amount of people in line and on rides.

Regular adult day pass is $32.99+tax There are multiple specials throughout the week and even daily specials depending on what time you go. Check out their website for pricing details https://www.roaringsprings.com/passes/day-passes.cfm

They are currently closed for the season and will open again in the last week of May

No. In fact, they check bags at the gate before permitting entrance, & food is one of the things they're checking for.

It will be weather permitting open from 11am to 8pm

$31 a day per person plus tax. It doesn't matter how long you stay. Entry could be for 45 minutes. 12 and up can go alone, I wouldn't recommend it though.

No

Yes you can bring nose pieces and goggles

About 100. The exact price is listed online. I enjoyed using one. No food lines to stand in. They bring it to you. Shade and a fan. Very nice.

Great question to ask! You can get a triple splash wednesday event special. Buy two full day admissions and get one free, ( save $33.00.) Buy tickets from 11am - 3pm. Cannot be combined with any other coupon, promotion, daily special, or discount.

20-30min on a sunny day for the popular slides

Either 32$ or 34$ per person for a day pass.

Yes but you will need it waterproof case or a waterproof phone.

I would not recommend sending a kid under 12 to the park without adult supervision. They have lifeguards who will watch you to make sure you dont drown but no babysitters.

not on the rides but you can in the pools and lazy river

Either, but you can often find out about coupon codes or other deals online.

Life jackets are okay as long as they are coast guard approved. They can be used in Leisure Lagoon, Whitewater Bay, and the Endless River.

Yes , but be sure they stamp your hand . Have a good time

Yes they are

No, they close mid September. Wahooz next door is open year round, but the water park closes for the winter.

They have usable ones for the public at the wave pool for free.

Better and a lot cheaper to go out and eat your own food

Yes

Free

Bring to bottles in when you purchase your ticket. Show to commission person and let them know you have them. They can assist you from there.

They open on Saturday the 15th

It should be, it's just not warm enough right not for them to open.

Nope, no coolers. Only water bottles in a clear non glass container.

Children of the age 2 and under, have free admission.😁

I believe it was 42 in

There were plenty of places to sit when we were there they are not completely loading the park so it's really not that crowded

They still allow that too

There is a Walmart right across from roaring springs

No.

Yes. Weekends are generally busier.

16 Thursday's 3-8pm, Friday and Saturday family slide nights 6-10pm 17.99 with Coke or Sprite can, or use code ENJOYACOKE online. Closed weekdays with school starting. Last splash 14-15 of September 16.00

No it's not just for kids its for adults as well.

Hi Kacy, You can find our prices here, as well as a page with all of our discounts. Have fun! https://www.roaringsprings.com/passes/day-passes.cfm

Yes Buy two Full Day admissions get one FREE (Save $33)! Buy tickets from 11am-3pm. Cannot be combined with any other coupon, promotion, daily special, or discount.

Yes it does cost for any one but prices also depend on age as in kids get in for less. If you or a child or any relatives or friends have a season pass they can let in 1 friend for half price during Thursday through friday

No, they are very picky

Yes they are. Price depends on what all you want to do. Ranges from $15-60.

About $33 for general full day pass and $28 for a junior ful day pass.

Yes

Yes! As long as it's not a glass bottle.

You can get in the water park for $17.99 per person on Friday and Saturday night from 6 to 10 pm.

They don't allow any water toys at the park due to there are so many people in the water there just isn't any room. They do however have float rings for the river raft & the wave pool to use.

They don't go by age. Junior is 48" or smaller in bare feet.

$20 per person till the end of june

Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

There are free life vests to borrow by the wave pool

Try calling them. They might know.

They are closed today for weather reasons according to the website (https://www.roaringsprings.com/plan-your-visit/hours.cfm/date/5/25/2019/)

It's 32.99 per full day

32.99 plus tax sometimes you can get deals off coke products at the gas station or they do have deal days on the website.

Average for a water park, a lil spendy. We pack a picnic and got out of the park to eat or there's fast food close

According to their online calendar they're not open until May 11th

Ty

This up coming weekend (Sep. 9-10) is the last weekend we are open this year

No pets!

They can not slide but they can be in the main water areas with their kids.

$36 I do believe. Check the website

I dont know. But on Saturday they are not as bad as you would expect. Some lines were always short and others were long at certain points in the day and short at others. Overall not bad on Sundays I would predict the lines would not be as bad. But I do suggest buying your tickets before hand.

Yes

Have you checked their website lately? They have what's going on each day including their special deals.

If Friday and Saturday from 6pm - 10pm are $ 17.99 yell, you buy a coke or sprite soda can and they take $ 5 off the price .. But look at the roaring springs water park web site and all the specials come out ..

No, the food in the park seems to be more reasonably priced than most amusement parks.

They make you weigh on some of the rides. If the scale shows red you can't go.

Definitely no food or drink brought in. Clear plastic container of water can be brought in. If you're a towel person bring a towel. We put towel in little backpacks, left under a table.

Don't know. I have always attended on a Saturday.

To purchase a spectator wristband, guests initially pay full general admission price at the ticket booth, and then are refunded all but $11+tax when they leave. Any spectator seen on any attraction, including the kiddie pool, may have their wristband removed and lose their refund.

I believe so also. Only clear bottles with water allowed. But I bet you could bring milk in, for your baby! They do look thru everything!

They have different size tubes. I think you can bring water wings. It's busy on Saturday but calms down in the evening if you do the family night swim.

Yes

Lots of chairs and shade is available.

You can bring water in clear bottles in a small soft side cooler. This is what we do.

Yes

They'll most likely not bend on their no-food in park policy, but you can bring your own food to their picnic areas outside of the park. As far as their food goes, there's no quality nutrition whatsoever. It's super basic food court quality. You're better off checking her blood sugar levels at scheduled increments to avoid an emergency situation.

Its always best to use swimwear. The fabric on other shorts can clog pool filters.

11am to 8pm

They won't let you ride any slide rides for safety reasons but lazy river and wave pool would be fine.

Yes

Also children under 3 are free

Alot of money

You have to bring your own

Yes there are showers. No you cannot bring your own noodles

Yes they have a discount on passes with military ID

Depending on age .Ibelieve as said up top 12 & older . Have fun. Its a blast

Yes if you buy a ticket it’s only a one day use, but if you buy a summer pass it’s can be used for the whole season but you have to buy a new one next season

No, any food you want, you pay for separately.

Yes they are

The water is kept at 78 degrees.

It depends on their height. If they are below 48 inches, they'll cost $26.99+tax. If they are 48 inches or above, they will cost $31.99+tax.

Do usually open at 11.

Depends on the ride. The weight and height restrictions are listed for each attraction on the website.

Depends on the slide and staff.

September 16. I would check the calendar on the website for updated info and schedules.

Yes

True, the calendar on their website is always the most accurate and up to date, so check there for dates, times, special events, etc!

Tuesdays and Wednesdays are usually not that busy. Mondays are hit and miss. I would avoid Thursday afternoons because it gets super busy. Then again, it's $15 for the afternoon, so it's a pretty good deal.

You sure can, many businesses do. For a family or something, it's probably really expensive.

You can wear whatever you want

Yes, but they will probably be VERY busy!

We do, as long as they are an official service animal.

Yes