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    Cowabunga Canyon Waterpark

    3.0 (152 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Monique W.

    Cowabunga Canyon was an fun experience. It's been several years since I've last visited. It was originally Wet'n'Wild, the last time I visited. This water park is a fantastic way to spend your day while beating the heat in Las Vegas during a hot summer! While visiting on a Monday afternoon, the whole park seemed less crowded than Cowabunga Bay in Henderson, which is the water park we usually go to. The park offered many options to choose from for fun activities. We spent most of our day floating down the lazy river, going into the wave pool, and riding down many of the water slide attractions. There were many family friendly and kid friendly areas of the park as well! There was only one small problem that occurred when we went to Cowabunga Canyon using my season pass. When I redeemed my season pass for Cowabunga Canyon, my pass was not automatically applied to Cowabunga Canyon because I had previously redeemed my season pass at Cowabunga Bay. Fortunately, the customer service team was extremely helpful and and added the Cowabunga Bay Canyon to the annual pass. Everyone was so helpful! No trip to a waterpark would be complete without buying some snacks. My snack choices were a blue raspberry ICEE and a funnel cake! Both were fantastic after being in the sun for hours! I also purchased an annual refillable cup that can be used by season passholders throughout the summer! If you're going to be going to Cowabunga Canyon or Cowabunga Bay more than one time each, then this cup is well worth the cost! I had a fantastic time at Cowabunga Canyon. Both water parks though, Cowabunga Bay Canyon, and Cowabunga Bay in Henderson, have their own unique charm and offer many fun things to do. The team members were amazing, and the park offers several ways to escape the heat during the summer months!

    Quin P.

    First time visiting this location. Decent size water park with a good amount of rides. Several food options including funnel cakes, ice cream etc. the normal you'd expect at a park. Came at 5pm. Admission is $34.99 per person for the last 3 hours which was the perfect amount of time to spend there. Park could use some much needed maintenance though. But overall had a good time.

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    Avery A.

    Burger was as dry as my love life. Everything else was lit though. Except my love life. Not the best place for hunk hunting.

    Party area
    April D.

    $10 for parking. Very large and easy to find a spot. In and out privileges, just need a hand stamp. No outside food, they will check your bag and confiscate it. You can bring a small thingy for water bottles though or bring a refillable bottle like a Stanley. The rides are so fun and easy for most ages. Just such a pain to wait in line for a floaty and then also wait in line to actually get on the ride. Have your people wear sandals with straps like crocs. It makes it easy to put your footwear on your hands and hold onto it as you ride. Stay from open to close and get yourself a $13 funnel cake. Yuummm.

    Gambit H.

    Cowabunga bay in summerlin near the IKEA is a good fun time for the entire family. We ended up purchasing the pass from Costco it was about $35 for two passes and a parking pass. We also paid for a cabana. We arrived when it opened and there are plenty of chairs and spots to save. The kids stayed busy with the lazy river, wave pool and all the slides. We stayed for most of the day and feel like it was a good summer day at the water park.

    Plenty of shade from the hot sun.
    Leka W.

    This waterpark is immaculate! It's very clean with lots of staff, which are very sweet people. The kids had a blast! Well kept! Very family friendly!

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    Great water park with lots of slides, seating area and pools! Perfect for the summer heat!

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    Ask the Community - Cowabunga Canyon Waterpark

    Is there a fee for toddlers under 2?

    Does cowabunga canyon sell alcoholic beverages?

    Yes - there is. The above answer is wrong

    I saw someone say you can bring in small cooler with factory sealed waters? Is this true because website says no coolers? Can I bring in an empty Yeti cup?

    A smaller cooler with only factory sealed waters are allowed. They have an example when they check your bags before going through the gate. The cooler is the size is the smaller one, nothing bigger then 5 quarts I believe

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    The season pass is the best deal BY FAR, we love the refillable souvenir cup, it came in handy every time.

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