Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas
This brand-new $50 million Wet'n'Wild waterpark opened in Las Vegas for summer 2013. After a very successful debut, the waterpark reopens in 2016 for its fourth season.
Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas features a variety of waterslides, rides, and water attractions to keep guests of all-ages entertained and cool. Several of the rides found at this park are special like the Rattler which was the first slide of its kind in North America, Constrictor, voted one of the Top 5 Water Slides by the Travel Channel's Extreme Waterparks show, and the world's first waterslide gaming experience – Slideboarding. Thrill junkies can also try the Canyon Cliffs, two body slides that drop six-stories and accelerate riders to speeds of up to 33 feet per second.
Other popular attractions include the Hoover Half Pipe where riders seated in multi-rider tubes plunge down a 57-foot drop that sends the tube up a wall where riders experience weightlessness. You can also line up to race your friends and others on the six-lane Desert Racers. Here you'll speed down a 360-foot lane that descends six-stories, while riding on a foam racing mat face first.
Kids will also have plenty to explore with a 10,500 square-foot, multi-level aquatic play structure – Paradise Falls – featuring 11 slides, spray guns, geysers, and topped by a massive tipping bucket that drenches all who stand below.
For families and those wishing to relax, the park's Splash Island is an interactive children’s area with kid friendly slides and a giant dumping bucket. Nearby, the Colorado Cooler, is a 1,000-foot lazy river to float and Red Rock Bay is the park's large wave pool with three-foot swells that you can body surf or ride while floating on a tube.
Wet'n'Wild also has great amenities including large shaded areas, private cabanas and misters to keep you cool, plus a variety of food & beverage options and a gift shop.
More About Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas
Type of park:
Outdoor Waterpark
Opening year:
May 25, 2013
Operating season:
Open weekends March 24, 2018 to September 30, 2018, daily Memorial Day weekend to mid-August and Spring Break.
Operating dates are subject to change. Always contact the park to verify days and hours before visiting.
Admission prices:
2018 Admission Rates
- General Admission: $39.99
- Child (under 42"): $29.99
- Senior (age 65+): $9.99
Directions To Waterpark
Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas is located just off I-215 at Sunset Road and Ft. Apache Road.
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Red Rock Bay is Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas' giant wave pool with three-foot waves that you can body surf or ride on a tube.
Photo courtesy of Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas.
Guests who desire relaxation can float the 1,000-foot long Colorado Cooler endless river at Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas.
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Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas has several unique waterslides like Rattler the first slide of its kind in North America and Constrictor, voted one of the most extreme waterslides by the Travel Channel's Extreme Waterparks show.
Photo courtesy of Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas.
Wet'n'Wild waterpark in Las Vegas offers a variety of slides, rides, pools and more.
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An overview of the Wet'n'Wild waterpark from atop the Canyon Cliffs slide tower. Thrill-seekers can board one of these two body slides that drop six stories and reach speeds of up to 33-feet per second.
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The first riders on the Rattler tube slide, the first ride of its kind in North America.
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Paradise Falls is a 10,500 square-foot interactive water play structure on Splash Island at Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas. This multi-level playground has spray guns, water geysers, slides and a giant tipping water bucket seen here.
Photo courtesy of Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas.
