In Popular Culture
- Raging Waters, San Dimas was the setting of Justin Bieber's music video, "Beauty and a Beat ft. Nicki Minaj"
- The San Dimas Raging Waters was used in the production of the 2007 movie Norbit. The uniforms worn by the park's staff in the movie were identical to those worn by actual employees of the park.
- In the movie Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Bill, Ted, and Napoleon visit a fictional waterpark called Waterloo in San Dimas, CA. The scenes at Waterloo are a cross between establishing shots at San Dimas Raging Waters and shots with the actors at Golfland Sunsplash in Mesa, Arizona.
- The 1991 Nickelodeon kids' game show Wild and Crazy Kids featured an episode shot entirely within the park.
- Raging Waters is always mentioned in The Steve Harvey Show, as being visited by the main characters, despite the fact that it takes place in Chicago, Illinois.
- Raging Waters is mentioned in the 2008 comedy film " Drillbit Taylor" by one of the candidates for the boys' bodyguard.
- Raging Waters is mentioned in "Terminator 2: Judgment Day".
- Raging Waters is mentioned in "How to Eat Fried Worms (film)", where Woody mentions to Billy that he "threw up at Raging Waters and they had to drain the whole pool".
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