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Park: Closed
Waterpark: Closed
Wave Pool
The size of a football field, this large pool brings the beach to the backyard with hours of fun for you and Guests of all ages. The wave pool provides ocean-like waves in water depths ranging from zero to six feet - minus the sand, broken shells and jellyfish.
- Opened in 1985 – was one of the largest man-made wave pools in the country
- Holds over 560,000 gallons of water
- Waves run on a 5-minute on and 5-minute off cycle
- Seating is also provided
- In 2003, the wave pool was renovated and a pneumatic wave-making system was added which produces a more realistic ocean wave pattern.
- In 1988, boogie boards were given out for guests to enjoy.
- In 1985, Jim Karabasz, a surfing director, taught surfing every day at the wave pool.
- In June 1985, the waves were big enough to hold the World Professional Inland Surfing Championship.
Participants less than 52" tall in bare feet or those who are inexperienced or non-swimmers are required to wear a life jacket. All children less than 42" tall in bare feet must wear a life jacket and be accompanied by a supervising companion. A Supervising Companion may accompany up to 2 Participants.
Rider Safety Information
- Min Height Accompanied
- <42"
- Min Height Alone
- 42"
- A large wave pool with depths ranging from 0 ft. to 6 ft. Waves are generated for 5 minutes on, and then 5 minutes off. During wave action, strenuous activity is required. Prolonged exposure to wave action may result in fatigue. Exercise caution in deep water.
- Participants must be able to maintain independent seated postural control and must have appropriate observed behavior or be accompanied by a Supervising Companion.
- Participants must have a minimum of two functioning extremities.
- Hand-held Infants participation or water depth may be restricted if necessary and must be accompanied by a Supervising Companion.
- Guests with a cervical collar, neck brace, broken collar bone, or braced arm cast are not permitted. Full arm cast and full leg cast water depth may be restricted if necessary.
- Access is available via the zero depth entry. This attraction is wheelchair accessible, although the water level may not exceed the height of the seat on the chair. A water wheelchair is available for Guests requiring additional assistance. Please speak to a member of our Aquatics supervisor team to obtain access to the water wheelchair.
- Strenuous Activity is required during wave action cycles which may require the ability to swim, and which may result in fatigue. Exercise caution.
- Participants with a history of seizures or heart or other serious medical conditions should be supervised by someone who knows how to swim and how to provide emergency assistance.
- Visit our Guest Assistance Guide for additional Accessibility information.