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    Wet 'n' Wild Hawaii

    2.8 (648 reviews)

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    Stephanie A.

    I want to say right off the bat, MOVE THE SMOKING AREA. Seriously you guys. How can you put the "designed smoking area" right in the main hub next to the bar. The smoke was going right into the flow rider with children. Please make you cigarette smoking guests go into the parking lot! I live in Sonoma County and recovering from cancer. We have smoking bans in ALL public places. It is ultimately disrespectful to your other paying guests. PARKING LOT!!!! Wet and Wild was definitely the highlight of my son's vacation to the island, besides shark diving in the Northshore. There are so many attractions. Huge slides, wave pools. Areas for tots. Flow riders and more. There is a cute gift shop and cabanas to rent. You do have to pay to park, unless you get a season pass. I highly recommend just buying a season pass. Pays for itself. Safe locker area for your valuables. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. I would have easily given this place a 5 star rating but having my child and I inhale someone else's 2nd hand smoke against our will was an automatic 2 star deduction. Move it to the parking lot! Otherwise, 5 star from me. We loved everything else here.

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    Kawika S.

    Almost seems counter intuitive, right? A water park in Hawai'i. But chance favors the bold and though I'm still not sure (business wise) if it was a success, as a three year running, season pass holder: it makes sense. The park is manned by a staff of mostly teen to young adults and that adds to the atmosphere. Though, I'd probably train them to engage the guests a bit more. Were I in charge of the guest experience, I'd impress upon them that their interactions with the guests will be the reason the guests enjoy themselves and stress how important that is. But nonetheless, the atmosphere never gets old. Bright vibrant colors. Open air. The smell of chlorine. All of it is part of the Waterpark experience, and even though food is expensive I will say that what I've tried has at least left me feeling like I got my moneys worth. Good portion and delicious! In these past few years they've really pushed season pass ownership, and they've created a good system that allows it to be wildly affordable! So if you take anything away from this post, consider this. If you plan to visit the park more than once, just get the annual pass and choose the payment plan. It'll be a painless fee for the next few months and it will have been worth the spend. Just trust me on that. An experience that kids will absolutely love!

    Catherine P.

    We purchased the Kahuna season pass for $59 when they had a new year special. The pass comes with a free refillable cup ($4 for soda refills, discounts on cabana rentals, free flo rider, free tickets in certain months, and free parking. For my family of four, we determined that we just need to go every month to make up the cost of the tickets to cover just the parking! Which is $20 if you purchase it in person when you get there! The water park has a handful of slides that in January are on rotating schedules. So the one you want to ride on may be closed during part of the day. They also have a ride that is shut down currently. There are two kids areas, one for littles and the other for bigger kids. The height your kid needs to be is at least 42 inches to ride a water slide outside of the Keiki area. There are only two slides and for some reason we always come when only one is open. The next height requirement is 48". So if you have little ones who like to play in the kids area or swim in the wave pool it's ok. January is cold (yes the water is COLD) so I recommend the summer time at least for warmer waters and open rides. The food is ok, but expensive. And they don't let you bring outside food, just water jugs like yeti or Stanley. But you can go out to your and have a picnic in the parking lot and come back in so that is a way to save money! If you are kamaaina and plan to visit more than 3 times in a year, the annual membership is a must!

    Eric W.

    This place is a scam! Promo email says "BRING A FRIEND FOR JUST $9.99 -- WEEKDAYS 'TIL JULY 31 You've got the pass. Now roll deep. Starting today, hook up your crew with $9.99 tickets valid any weekday through July 31!" We setup a part to bring family but the link they provide doesn't send you to the special but instead the standard ticket page. There's no way to purchase the special so we end up having to pay full price for so many of our guest because we already made the arrangements. This is the las time we're going to Wet n Wild! Do not go to this overpriced scam of an attraction!!!

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    Is there free seating available or are there only rentals to be purchased to sit at? Gunna be going with a toddler and 2 older kids this will be our first time....any tips?

    There is free seating all throughout the park. You can upgrade and rent a cabana by tue wave pool

    Can we bring in water bottles?

    Yes. And that includes hydroflasks. But it can only be filled with water (and ice)

    What is the locker type? Is it a key with a one time access or multiple access for a one time fee?

    Unlimited access for a one time fee daily. Requires a 4 digit pin.

    What's the water temperature? I ask because the pools at our hotel are cold and I'm not sure if it's a Hawaii thing.

    The water is cool to cold depending on depth. No heated water.

    Can you bring in a hydro flask with water in it?

    The official stance is: you can bring a hydro flask but it has to be empty (you can fill it at one of the fountains).… 

    Do we need proof of negative covid test or vaccination to enter?

    No only if you wanna buy food from the food court.

    When is the lazy river be open again?

    It's open again. They open it every now and then. We've been there a few times already and it's been open for a short period.

    Can we bring in small coolers and beach wagons? Mahalo!

    You cannot being outside food nor drinks. Exception is water bottle (you are allowed).

    Can you bring balloons and decorate your cabana? Wanted to do an intimate birthday party for 10...assuming we go into tier 3 soon on Oahu.

    We did not too long ago (sept. 2020) and again in oct 2020 and they didnt give us any issue. They even complemented our decorations. Hope this helps. ^_^

    Anyone know if we can bring in a stroller or wagon for my 2 yr old granddaughter?

    Yes you can we do both all the time ^_^

    Trying to find birthday package info, do they allow you to bring a cake?

    Yes, in past years they always allowed us to bring a cake and even refrigerated it for us if necessary. I hope this policy has not changed due to Covid!

    Are there slides for smaller toddlers?

    Yes, there are! There's a keiki cove and about 3 slides just for toddlers! We stayed there the whole time. Hahaha

    If a parent is not going to swim or ride do they have to pay?

    Yes, everyone has to pay to enter the park.

    Can I bring a small cooler for my one year old that drinks milk?

    Yes you can bring in milk for your 1 year old. I have a one-year old myself and I had snacks and a bottle of water for him and they let me through. This is good info as of 4/24/19.

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