The only waterpark in the Palm Springs area, this 16-acre attraction sports a 1950s Southern California beach theme of surf woodies and longboards. Knott's Soak City has 20 attractions, including 13 water slides, an 800,000-gallon wave pool, 600-foot lazy river, kids slides and the Kahuna's Beach House — a multi-level, family funhouse with five water slides.
Daredevils won't want to miss the thrills found on the Tidal Wave Tower with two side-by-side, seven story free-fall body slides. Knott's Soak City's newest attraction Pacific Spin is a multi-person tube ride that begins with a 132-foot long tunnel that drops into a six-story funnel that resembles a steep downhill half-pipe.
Knott's Soak City Palm Springs opened in the early 80s and was originally called Oasis Waterpark. Purchased by Cedar Fair Entertainment in 2001, the park was renovated, re-themed and renamed.
Phone: (760) 327-0499
Official Site:
www.soakcityps.com
Park type:
Outdoor Waterpark
Park size:
16 acres
Operating season:
Open weekends March to October, daily Memorial Day to Labor Day and spring break.
Admission prices:
2013 Admission Rates
From Interstate 10, take Gene Autry Trail exit and proceed south to Knott's Soak City.
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