Current Boulder Beach Water Park Slides & Attractions
| Ride | Description |
|---|---|
| Avalanche Mountain | 6-Person Raft Slide |
| Boulder Beach Bay | Set of 2 side-by-side wave pools |
| Elkhorn Creek | Lazy River |
| Polliwog Park | Water play complex featuring hoses, slides, shallow water pools, rope bridges, and a giant water bucket above |
| Ricochet Rapids | 6-Person enclosed raft slide |
| Rumble Falls | 4-tube slide complex, featuring four slides, each with their own unique layout, with two enclosed, and two opened up |
| Toddler Springs | Toddler play complex |
| Velocity Peak | 3-speed slide complex, featuring three speed slides side-by-side |
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