Roaring Springs Waterpark, Meridian, ID

Just one of the attractions in Meridian, Idaho is the Roaring Springs Waterpark. It is located next to the Wahooz Family Fun Zone. Shopping, golfing and dining are other things to do while visiting Meridian. The Roaring Springs Waterpark opens in June and stays open until early September.

Costs for the park vary. A General Full Day Pass for guests that are forty eight inches to taller is $26.99 and can be used from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm. The Junior Full Day Pass for guests less than forty eight inches tall is $21.99 and a Senior Full Day Pass for ages fifty five and up is $21.99. If visitors come after 3:00 pm till closing they can take advantage of the PM Plunge which is only $19.99.

If guests would like to visit the Wahooz Fun Zone they can do so by purchasing the Twice the Fun ticket for $39.99. It gives people the chance to visit both parks either on the same day or within six days of purchase. Guests can have unlimited use of the go -karts, miniature golf, bumper boats, laser tag, and ten arcade tokens.

H2Overload happens on Fridays only from 7:30 pm to 11:00 pm, July 3rd through August 21st. The price is $14.99 plus tax. Admission for children that are three or under is free at the Roaring Springs Waterpark.

Luxury Cabanas are available for rent by the Wave Pool. They have comfortable chaise lounges and food wait staff. A small cabana that can handle up to eight people is seventy five dollars a day. The larger cabana seats up to sixteen people and costs one hundred and twenty five dollars a day. Visitors can reserve these cabanas ahead of time by phoning. Twenty four hour cancellation notice is needed for a refund.

There are lockers on site for belongings. Small lockers are six dollars including a three dollar deposit and large lockers are nine dollars including a three dollar deposit. Lockers can be rented at the gift shop. The gift shop has summer clothes, sandals, jewelry, toys, gifts, souvenirs, and swimwear.

Playing in the water makes everyone hungry and there are many food selections at Roaring Springs Waterpark. There is the Surfside Grill, Paradise Pizza, Fiesta Springs, Sub Waves, Beachside Treats, Corndog & Fresh Squeezed Lemonade Carts, and Snowie Snowcone Carts.

If guests want a break from water they can put together a game of volleyball at the volleyball courts. The volleyballs are available at the Guest Relations office.

Some of the waterslides that are available are the Thunder Falls with three big bumps to go over before hitting the pool below. Riders have to be at least forty eight inches tall.

Kiddie Kowabunga is for children less than forty eight inches tall. It features a tube ride with twists and turns on the kiddie slide. Other rides that the park has include the Viper's Vortex, Mammoth Canyon Family Raft Ride, White Water Bay Wave Pool, Pipeline Mines, The Avalanche, Rattlesnake Rapids, Racing Ridge, Endless River, Double Trouble Drop Slide, Little Splash Mountain and the Leisure Lagoon.