Bay Slides
Small slides at the edge of the surf pool.
Park News
Construction updates, opening announcements and what we are building next.
Casey Jr. Splash ‘N’ Soak Station
A circus train that has sprung several deliberate leaks.
Castaway Creek
A lazy river all the way around the park, with somewhere to get on every few minutes.
Cross Country Creek
A lazy river that runs through an ice cave, which is colder on purpose.
Crush ‘n’ Gusher
A water coaster that pushes you uphill as well as down.
Downhill Double Dipper
Side-by-side racing tubes with a timer at the bottom.
Gangplank Falls
A family raft slide taken four at a time.
Humunga Kowabunga
Three body slides at an angle best described as immediate.
Kali River Rapids
A raft down a river. Someone gets soaked and it is not evenly distributed.
Keelhaul Falls
A winding single-tube slide.
Ketchakiddee Creek
The play area for the smallest visitors.
Mayday Falls
The longest and bumpiest of the tube slides.
Melt-Away Bay
The main wave pool, fed by meltwater waterfalls.
Miss Adventure Falls
A long, gentle family raft ride past a wrecked treasure hunt.
Runoff Rapids
Three tube runs, one of them completely enclosed.
Ski Patrol Training Camp
A course built for older children, including a rope drop.
Slush Gusher
The other speed slide, with two drops instead of one.
Snow Stormers
Three flumes down a slalom course.
Storm Slides
Three body slides through caves and waterfalls.
Summit Plummet
A ski jump turned into a near-vertical drop slide. Visible from the car park for a reason.
Teamboat Springs
One of the longest family raft rides built.
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
A log flume through the bayou, ending in the drop you can hear from the walkway.
Tike’s Peak
A scaled-down version of the whole park for small children.
Toboggan Racers
Eight lanes, head first, all at once.
Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool
One of the largest wave pools anywhere. You hear the wave before you see it.
Vintage Amphicar Tours
A car that drives straight down a ramp into the lake, on purpose.