The Wave Waterpark

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• Neill Thompson★★★★★

  Nice waterpark. The double tube were only available as rentals and sold out. One of the slides closed just as we got to the head of the line. The current in the lazy river was stronger than we expected.

  2 months ago

• Ysabelle Ann Dejesus★★★★★

  Small but mighty! Food is reasonably priced (in my opinion i.e. Definitely not 'expensive' for a waterpark). Splash pad, 3' to 6' pool, 'lazy' river but really it goes fairly fast which I like, and water slides. Showers were as clean as concrete buildings can be lol plenty of bathrooms and shower stalls, changing benches, and hooks to hold backpacks off the ground or the floor. Does not have a swimsuit spinner thing 🤔 We didn't have towels but you can buy them in the same shack where you rent the double tubes. Sooooo many lifeguards walking around, felt very safe. Lots of food in the area, not sure how reentry works though so beware if you try to leave

  a month ago

• GlobalAppetite★★★★★

  Decent enough water park in Vista. Good place to have fun in the waters. The place is not big. It has 5 sections. 1. A pool for you to relax in the water. 2. Water sprout play area. 3. The Wave rider - cool ride, if you dare to do. 4. Lazy river water tube ride. 5. Water slides where you do body slide or with tubes. There is food corner inside the park which is reasonably priced, where you can get food like - hot dogs - burgers (hamburger, cheese burger, veggie burger, etc) - pizza ( pepperoni or cheese) - chips - drinks, etc. A good day out for the kids without spending more than $30 - $35 per person.

  3 years ago

• Angela C★★★★★

  The Wave holds such a nostalgic place in my heart...I used to come here as a kid in the early 2000s, and now my own son takes swim classes and attends birthday parties here. It’s definitely a small, community-focused waterpark, but it has everything you need for a fun day: clean facilities, plenty of lifeguards, a lazy river, and a variety of slides. They also offer life jackets for younger kids or anyone who needs them, which gives an extra layer of comfort for parents. Entry is pretty affordable, usually around $15–$20, and they offer season passes if you plan to go often. When you need a break from the water, there are snack options like pizza slices and even a small shop where you can pick up goggles or pool toys. It’s not fancy or modern, but it’s reliable, friendly, and perfect for a family day out.

  a year ago

• Diana Barnes★★★★★

  Fun for kids. Get there early or bring your own chair. Shady areas but you need to get there early if you have a large family. Great staff, cheap eats.

  a year ago

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