Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park
Kapolei, Hawaii
The only waterpark in the state of Hawaii, Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park is located in the city of Kapolei, a short half an hour drive west of Waikiki. This 25-acre site on the north side of the island of Oahu is also one of the driest and warmest spots on the Island. Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park is beautifully landscaped and takes advantage of the slopes, cliffs and natural beauty of the surrounding area.
Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park is a family attraction with a variety of rides and attractions that will appeal to all ages. Try riding the Big Kahuna, a twisting, turning family slide that accommodates two to three riders be inner tube. Surfsliders are three more of the parks exciting bodyslides and Waianae Coaster is four tube slides that start from a platform four and half stories high.
Thrill-seekers can blast down the Cliffhanger, thrilling six-story, side-by-side freefall body slides. If that's not enough the Flyin' Hawaiian will shoot you out of a flume mid-air to then plunge into a pool below.
When it's time to cool Hurricane Bay is Hawaii's largest wave pool where you can surf or ride two to four foot waves on an inner-tube. Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park also has an 800-foot long lazy river that you can continuously cruise on a tube.
Where To Find This Waterpark
Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park
400 Farrington Highway
Kapolei, HI 96707
Phone: (808) 674-9283
Official Site: www.hawaiianwaters.com
More Facts About Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park
Kind: Waterpark
Size: 25 acres
Opening Year: May 1999
Operating Season:
Operates year-round. Hawaiian Waters is closed the first half of February and Tuesdays and Wednesday from September through May, except during spring break.
Admission Prices:
2008 Admission Rates
- Adult Admission: $37.99
- Child (ages 3-11): $27.99
- Seniors (age 60+): $16.99
Directions & Parking:
Located on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu, Hawaiian Waters is in Kapolei located just off H-1 Highway at exit 1. The park is approximately 35 minutes west of Waikiki.
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