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    Cowabunga Bay Water Park

    3.2 (592 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Alexis B.

    One of the best ways to beat the heat in Vegas. I have taken my kids one swimmer one non swimmer and they have had so much fun. The wave pool is great but my favorite is the lazy river. My baby girl was able to have a lot of fun in the younger kids area. I don't like that some of the drinks are a bit pricey but that's pretty much the norm at any park. I highly suggest the Frazzle drinks where you can mix fruit flavors. My kids loved it. I got a small locker for $15 for the super important items I couldn't lose but twice now have left the bag with towels and non important stuff near where we were and it was never disturbed. Also highly suggest a water proof pouch for your phone. Mine works great and I'm able to take pictures using it while relaxing in the water.

    Anna K.

    We love Cowabunga Bay located in Henderson. We love our passes ! The food is delicious & Perfect for after swimming and water slides . They have a family bathroom and hot water showers . It's always a great time there .

    I spent several months saving up for a visit to calabunga Bay, hoping to give my son the best birthday experience. From the moment we arrived, I was greeted with exceptional service. Kayla, in particular, was outstanding. She warmly guided us to the party area, and it was clear she took pride in ensuring every detail was perfect. Alongside Becky, they made the entire event seamless. I'm also so grateful to my host, though I can't recall her name--she was just as amazing, always attentive, and making sure we had everything we needed. I truly hope this reaches management, because they need to know how well we were taken care of. Thanks to them all, my son's birthday was absolutely perfect. Thank you, Kayla, Becky, and everyone at calabunga Bay, for making this day so special. Kimberly M

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    Andrea A.

    We had a great time, the water was slightly cold but by about 1pm everyone was on the wave pool jamming with the dj getting ready for Memorial Day!

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    We came here from AZ for a birthday celebration, bringing in 22 people for our party and a few other local friends who bought their own tickets that day. Without getting into too much, we booked our package and ended up with a few issues the day before when we noticed some pricing discrepancies. Annaka, who booked our party, was difficult to get in contact with and when we finally did get in contact, she was less than helpful. However, I am giving a five star review because Kayla saved the day. Had it not been for her rescue, we were never going to return. Thanks to Kayla, our issues were resolved, everyone had an amazing time, and we're even planning a group trip for our church group. We had funnel cake, pizza, dippin' dots, and some drinks. The lines weren't bad, the rides were fun, and the staff we interacted with that day (our servers, ride attendants, and Kayla and Sarah) were great people. I'd highly recommend this place.

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    Ask the Community - Cowabunga Bay Water Park

    Can I bring in my own food, I have allergies?

    Yes, just head to cabana check in to receive an exemption.

    Can I bring a refillable bottle to the park?

    You can just has to be Metal not the plastic water bottles

    Do you pay for parking or is it free?

    $10 for parking. But if you have a season pass, it's free.

    Is it cashless?

    No you can use cash

    What are the hours? It really shouldn't be this hard to find out when they are open.

    Tanya, the hours for both parks are clearly listed on our websites. I’ve provided links below for Bay and Canyon respectively:… 

    Can you bring cooler?

    Yes, small ones 16 quarts and under!

    Is there a discount for nevada residents?

    As far as I know, they do not have locals discounts. I think mostly because it is more of a locals attraction area.

    Can you bring your own kids floaties?

    Only life jackets that are the coast guard approved ones

    Hello! I hope all is well! On google it states you are temporarily closed is that accurate?…

    Hi Gabriella, our Holiday Festival of Lanterns event is now open nightly.… 

    Can I bring balloons to decorate my vip cabana for my daughters birthday?

    Hi Jeni, yes, can absolutely bring decorations for a VIP Cabana. We can also store cupcakes and/or a cake in our fridge and your VIP Server can bring out when you’re ready to celebrate.

    I booked a VIP cabana for my sons birthday and i'm wondering if i can bring a cake in for him? Ive been calling for a month now but no one answers or calls back to answer my question.…

    Hi Kayla, yes, if you’ve book a birthday party you are welcome to bring in a cake or cupcakes. When you check-in for your birthday we’ll be able to store your cake in our fridge and your birthday server will bring the cake out with plates, forks… 

    How big is the largest locker and how do you pay for them?

    Hi Cassie, Our Small Lockers are 10x13 for $11 / Medium 10x17 for $13 / Large 13x23 for $15. You… 

    How crowded on Sunday's? We've got guests in town and it's hot, hot, hot. Not sure what else to do with them.

    Hi Julie, you should come and enjoy the 4th of July Holiday with us. We’ll have food trucks, a DJ, and from Friday - Sunday an amazing Fireworks Show beginning at 8:45 pm. The park will be open from 11 am - 9 pm. It is a Holiday Weekend so expect… 

    Are children 2 and under free?

    Hi Veronica, yes! Children 2 and Under are free.

    How is cowabunga this year? I saw Wet n Wild are serving raw chicken & their pools are filthy. Is cowabunga doing good?

    Hi Lexxi, as always everything is great at Cowabunga Bay. Chicken is cooked, pools are clean, everyone’s having fun!

    Can someone answer the phone or do they just not do that?

    I have the same issue. Called five times. NOONE will ever answer .

    Do they provide towel service or do we have to bring our own towels?

    Bring your own.....they only sell towels

    If I purchase Senior tickets online, will they check your ID at the entrance? Or do they just scan the tickets and in you go?

    Not sure, but usually they only check ID at the ticket purchase line.

    Is it difficult to get into the park on the weekend since there is only 50% capacity allowed?

    I haven't had a problem

    Why is the water so salty?

    I believe it actually is salt water

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    Review Highlights - Cowabunga Bay Water Park

    My 4 year old is now 6 and we still love it so much we are season pass holders and go all the time.

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