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SplashTown Water Park Means Summertime Fun

If you live in or around Houston, summertime means getting agood soaking at SplashTown Water Park. SplashTown is asuper-sized, family fun water park located just north ofHouston in Spring, Texas. It was formerly a part of the SixFlags family of theme parks and water parks.

The park underwent a major cleanup and refurbishment in2006, but then SplashTown was sold by Six Flags as part of amulti-park deal with PARC Management in early 2007. Despite thesale of the water park, last season was a splashing success,and now SplashTown is getting ready for a soaking wet summer in2008.

The highlight of this summer season is going to be theopening of RipQurl, an extreme tube ride that combines thethrill of a water slide with the splashing fun of a funnel andeven lets you ride with a friend! And that’s just the beginningof the wet and wild good times you can have at SplashTown.

The Tornado Ride is called “the ultimate storm” atSplashTown, because it plunges you and your fellow tubersstraight into the eye of the storm from a height of 75-feethigh. Then you slosh through a 132-foot tunnel toward yourfinal splash down.

The Texas Freefall is the flagship ride at SplashTown, andyou won’t want to miss the excitement of this five-storyplummet into the watery depths below. For even more excitement,you have to try the 95-foot tandem tube slide on Zoom Flumes,or opt for one of the two partially enclosed slides that haveyou slipping and splashing in the dark.

Thunder Runs offers up more wet wildness, sending youspeeding through its slippery twists and turns. Space Rapids isa totally enclosed tube ride, where you can space float downone of three different flumes. It’s a soaking new space tripevery time.

Big Spin surfs up even more splashing good times, as youslip and slide around this unique round slide. Shotgun Fallslets you race a friend or foe 30-feet straight down to thefinish line.

If you’re looking for some family-friendly fun, try aleisurely float along the Guadalupe River Adventure for somerest and relaxation. Treehouse Island is a playground full ofslippy, splashy interactive fun, including climbing nets andone precariously perched bucket of water.

Even the smallest splashers in your group can have a soakinggood time in Crocodile Isle, a special children’s area withrides and slides designed specifically with the little ones inmind.

SplashTown officially opens for its summer season on May 23.General Admission is $32.99, but if you buy your ticketsonline, you save $2. Children under 48” tall get in for $24.99,and kids under age 2 are free.

SplashTown also sells Individual Season Passes for $59.99.Family Season Passes are $54.99, with a minimum purchase of 4passes.