Slides and Attractions
| Name | Description | Height Requirement | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baja Bends | A twisting fiberglass water slide which descends into a 42" deep splash pool. | Over 48" | 4 |
| Big Wave Bay | A 650,000 gallon wave pool, with giant 4-foot waves. | Less than 42" must be accompanied by a responsible person. Between 42 & 48" must wear a life jacket | 3 |
| FreeStylin' | An inner tube ride in which the guests experience a variety of curves and drops before splashing in a 42" deep splash pool. | Over 40", between 40" & 48" must wear a life jacket | 3 |
| Lazy Rider | A 1/4-mile lazy river that meanders through waterfalls and geysers. | Less than 42" must be accompanied by a responsible person. Between 42 & 48" must wear a life jacket. | 2 |
| Lil' Barefoot Beach | A pool for little kids | Under 54" | 1 |
| Pipeline Peak | Four totally enclosed slides. Night Slider and Power Plunge are body slides beginning at the top of a 77 feet (23 m) platform. Rip Slide and Turbo Twister are inner tube slides starting from a 45 feet (14 m) platform. | Over 48" | |
| Shoot the Curl | A 32-inch diameter fully enclosed speed slide. | Over 48" | 3 |
| Surf City Splash House | A giant water powered play house featuring more than 50 water-filled attractions that parents and kids can enjoy together, including a swinging bridge, water slides and the 40-foot-high bucket that tips a boatload of water every few minutes. | Over 48" | 4 |
| Solana Storm Watch Tower | A kids complex with over 50 water attractions and three 60 feet (18 m) tall water slides, one enclosed and two open air. | Over 48" for the slides | 3 |
| Tidal Wave Bay | A wave pool | Less than 42" must be accompanied by a responsible person. Between 42 & 48" must wear a life jacket | 3 |
| Tornado | A 65 feet (20 m) tall ProSlide Tornado slide. | Over 48" | 5 |
| Zoom Flume | Four riders at a time climb aboard the raft and “zoom” down the curving and tilting raging water path. | Over 42" | 4 |
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