Palm Springs
Further information: Official WebsiteThe chain's second water park is located in Palm Springs. It opened in 2001 under the name Oasis Water Park.
| Name | Description | Height Requirement | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gremmie Lagoon | Two children's slides and splash pool. | Under 48" | 1 |
| Kahuna's Beach House | A 4-story interactive Family Funhouse with water slides, hose jets, water curtains, and a 1,000 gallon dropping bucket. | 1 | |
| Pacific Spin | A ProSlide Tornado water slide with drop of 60 feet (18 m) into a six-story funnel. It was added to the park in 2006. | Over 48" | 5 |
| Pipeline Point | Three water slides, two open air and one enclosed. | Over 48", between 42" and 47" must wear life vest | 4 |
| Riptide Reef | A 800, 000 gallon wave pool | Over 48", under 48" must wear life vest | 4 |
| Sea Snake | Over 48", between 42" and 47" must wear life vest | 5 | |
| Sunset River | A 600 feet (180 m) long lazy river | Over 48", under 48" must wear life vest | 1 |
| Surf Rider | A 60 feet (18 m) tall family raft ride | Over 48", between 42" and 47" must wear life vest | 5 |
| Tidal Wave Tower | Two seven-story high open air speed slides. | Over 48" | 5 |
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