Welcome to the largest thrilling water park of Oklahoma! Officially known as the White Water Bay located in the Oklahoma City, this White Water theme park is a water park facilitating fun in water. Ranging from the excitement of the Mega Wedgie as tall as six storeys to the freedom of hovering on the waters, the park offers a little bit for the people of all ages. In this White Water theme park, the enthralling water rides coupled with the enjoyable highlights form an enchanting and breathtaking ambiance of amusement for a family. So, get ready to have fun with its more than 30 rides, slides, and activities.
Main Rides
All the rides in this White Water theme park come under the three categories – slide, water, and family rides.
- Slide Rides
- Mega-Wedgie as a long slide of 277 foot with a speedy spectacular free fall of 64 foot in the cold water.
- Acapulco Cliff Dive starting with a small fall, but culminating with a lengthy fall into the below located splash zone making it a monstrous freefall.
- Bermuda Triangle offering three flumed rides with each rider in a tube and heightening to seven storeys with a speed of 35 mph.
- Cannonball Falls with two slides each taking you into a splash pool via a fall of eight foot of which one is enclosed offering a long turn, while the other slide is without the enclosure and turn. You tend to come out via two exits - a stairway on the path and the Castaway Creek.
- Swashbuckler Flumes as a one rider flumed slide.
- Pirate's Plunge as a flume ride of tubes taking you into a dark tunnel and the Shipwreck Island.
- Water Rides
- Keelhaul Falls as a shallow water ride with tubes, which aims at taking you to another pool through small falls and glides only on Fridays and weekends after 1:00 pm
- Big Kahuna as a tube ride of four riders taking below a flume slide and in a pool with a splash
- Family Rides/Attractions
- Kid's Kove designed to offer a lovely kove of marine animals - an octopus to greet, a submarine to take a tour of, soaring fountains, and amusing character slides
- Castaway Creek as a profound canal of four foot running around with a slow flow for a free float
- Ship Wreck Island as a fun pool with the shaky Lily Pads, an array of giant jumping rocks called the Gangplank, and four sliding options namely, two rock glides, the Calypso Cannonball, and the Blackbeard's Revenge
- The Gangplank as a rock at 11 foot high in the Shipwreck Island
- Blackbeard's Revenge as a clockwise slide
- Calypso Cannonball as a small slide
- The Wave Pool as a large one with zero to eight feet depth
Operating Months
- April to September
Dining Options
- Coral Reef Café on the Main Walkway offering French fries, hamburgers, and hot dogs
- Salty's besides the Wave Pool for lengthy corn dogs and twisty fries
- Sharkey's besides tube rentals for great and unique pizzas such as Shark Bait and Hawaiian Pizza to be eaten on indoor or outdoor tables
- Tropical Sno located close to the Coral Reef Café and offering snacks like pretzels
- Ice Cream Island in the area near the Coral Reef Café serving ice creams and cakes
- Dippin' Dots Cart
Accommodations
- Bestwestern Saddleback as a leisure hotel at three blocks away offering the Arizona Grill Restaurant, Rustler's Saloon, an outdoor pool, spa, and fitness centre along with different packages for the park
- Days Inn West located a mile away offering free hot breakfast, laundry services, free internet, and a pool along with a package of $91 for a room and 2 tickets to the White Water Bay and Frontier City
- Embassy Suites within 2 miles offering free breakfast buffet, indoor pool, game area, fitness room, and two restaurants
- Howard Johnson Express at a distance of 5 minutes offering the same package of the Days Inn
- Waterford Marriott as a boutique hotel offering skyline vistas, golf courses, spa treatments, and mouth watering cuisine
- Wyndam Garden for a tranquil stay
Tickets
A ticket for one-day admission to this White Water theme park is $30.99 plus the tax amount for people of 48" and above and $27.99 plus the tax for those under 48". For kids under 3, there is no fee. The 2010 Season Pass is available for $79.99 for unlimited visits to the park during the operating time of 2010. For more information, kindly visit the Web site - http://whitewaterbay.com/tickets.aspx.
- Verdict:The White Water theme park is ideal for those who like to spend a summer day completely in water for continuous thrill and frolic.
