The
highly anticipated Wet ‘n’ Wild Las Vegas opened Memorial Day weekend for Gold
Pass holders and continues to operate for Season Pass and Gold Pass holders
through June 2. The park reached
capacity on Grand Opening Day, but continued to operate without reaching
capacity the remainder of Grand Opening Weekend and throughout the first
week. As expected with most new water
park openings and particularly in Las Vegas which has been without such a park
for so long, visitation is expected to be higher than normal during the first
few weeks of operation than typical summer operating days.
Wet
‘n’ Wild Las Vegas offers the following tips and answers to frequently asked
questions for guests who want to visit the park during this time.
1. Visit Wet ‘n’ Wild Las Vegas during the
week.
Monday
– Thursday attendance tends to be lower than the weekend and is a great way to
experience all the thrills and chills of Wet ‘n’ Wild Las Vegas. Guests who can
visit during the week are encouraged to do so to avoid potentially longer lines
that occur on weekends.
2. Make it an afternoon trip to Wet ‘n’ Wild
Las Vegas .
The
majority of guests come to Wet ‘n’ Wild when it opens and leave in the middle
of the day. Visiting the park in the
afternoon and early evening allows you to skip longer lines in the morning
while still providing ample time to experience your favorite slides or chill
out in the Colorado Cooler lazy river. Consider hitting the snooze button one
more time and come to the park a little later in the day.
3. Parking
Wet
‘n’ Wild Las Vegas has two parking lots for guest use. The first is located immediately in front of
the park’s main gate. The second is
located a short walking distance on the north side of the park. Both lots typically open one hour prior to
the park opening. During busier days,
the front lot may become full and all vehicles will be directed to our
secondary lot. In an effort to be
respectful to our neighbors, please park in water park parking lots only.
4. Can we process our Gold Pass and Season
Pass at the park?
Guest
may process their passes at the front gate ticket windows during park operating
hours. During busier days, we may invite
all guests to enter the park with the eTicket prior to it being processed in an
effort to decrease the amount of wait time.
We ask that those guests visit our front gate ticket windows as they
exit to process their passes.
5. Can I bring my own floatation device or
life jacket?
No
external flotation devices are permitted inside the park. Life jackets that have a Coast Guard
approval printed on them may be used within the park. The park provides tubes without cost for each
attraction that requires a tube to participate. With the arrival of additional
tubes this week, personal convenience tubes that can be used on most
attractions are available to rent just inside the park’s main gates. Life jackets also are available for guest use
free of charge and are located at the entrance to Colorado Cooler (lazy river)
and Red Rock Bay (wave pool).
6. Can
we bring our own chairs and shade?
The
park provides lounge chairs and shade structures throughout the park. However, guests may bring in their own chair
and shade structure for use in our grass areas if they are able to be properly
secured. At times when winds may be
higher than normal, park management may ask for these shade structures to be
taken down until the winds subside.
7. How do we rent a cabana?
Soon
guests will be able to book cabanas online.
Currently guests may call 702-979-1600, email info@wetnwildlasvegas.com
, or visit the park’s ticket windows during park operating hours to make a
reservation. Reservations are booked on
a first-come, first -served bases, and cabana locations are assigned upon
arrival and are also first-come, first-served.
For
more information, visit www.wetnwildlasvegas.com.
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