Wet 'n' Wild is a water park and amusement park in northwest Phoenix, Arizona. It opened for the first time on July 1, 2009. Located on the site of what used to be known as WaterWorld Safari Wet 'n' Wild owners negotiated with Maricopa County for the new water park. Here are some photos from opening day.
Wet 'n' Wild is owned and operated by Village Roadshow, an Australian company with operations in several countries including the U.S. Theme parks and film production/distribution are some of its core businesses. They own some of Australia's most popular theme parks, including Sea World, Wet ‘n’ Wild Water World and Australian Outback Spectacular. They own the Sydney Aquarium and Sydney Water World, among others. They own another Wet 'n' Wild waterpark in Hawaii.
When will Wet 'n' Wild open?
Wet 'n' Wild opened to season pass holders on July 1, 2009. On July 4th Wet 'n' Wild in Phoenix will officially open to everyone, and single day tickets will be sold. Starting July 4, 2009, expect regular hours of operation, with an open at 10 a.m.In September the park will be open Saturdays and from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. From October 3 through November 1 the park will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, as well as on October 12 (Columbus Day).
Where is Wet 'n' Wild?
Wet 'n' Wild is in northwest Phoenix, where WaterWorld used to be. Here is a map and directions to Wet 'n' Wild.How much will it cost to go to Wet 'n' Wild?
(2009)
Adult Admission: $35
Child Admission (Ages 3-11): $27
Senior Admission (Ages 60+): $27
Children ages 2 and younger: free
Admission charges mentioned do not include tax. Fees for parking, food, merchandise, tube and locker rentals, games, pay-per-ride attractions, special concerts or events are not included in Wet 'n' Wild admission prices.
Are there any single ticket discounts available?
Discount tickets will be available when purchased in advance online. Season passes are available for either $65 or $70, depending on how many you buy. A season pass is good for admission to Wet 'n' Wild, but doesn't cover parking, tube rental or any other extras mentioned above.Special! September 12 & 13, 2009: Season Pass holders can Bring-A-Friend to Wet 'n' Wild for just $19.99.
Special! Salute to Heroes Weekend, September 19 & 20, 2009: Veterans, members of the active U.S. military as well as first responders (police, fire and EMT) can enjoy a day at Wet 'n' Wild for just $17.50 (plus tax). That's half off regular general admission. ID required. Additionally, their family members get a reduced rate of just $19.99 (plus tax) during this special weekend.
What else should I know about Wet 'n' Wild?
This new water park cost $30 million dollars to build and will be the largest in Arizona. It boasts 30 water slides and attractions. Maximum Velocity is the "world’s first, gravity-defying, dueling Master Blaster water coaster."No outside food or beverages are allowed. Guests may exit the Wet 'n' Wild gates and re-enter with appropriate ticket stub.
Wet 'n' Wild can get pretty busy, and when they reach capacity, they will close the water park. They may also be closed at times for private events. Check the park's Web site or call 623-201-2000 for updates relative to park capacity or changes in operating hours/schedules.
Do you have pictures of the Wet 'n' Wild?
Yes, I do! Here are some photos of the Phoenix Wet 'n' Wild water park.What if I have more questions about Wet 'n' Wild?
For more information, visit Wet 'n' Wild online.
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