Top Water Parks in Florida

Plan for a midday break. The sun can be brutal, and the park can get overcrowded around lunch. Grab a bite around 1 PM in one of the quieter areas to recharge.

Use the convenience of the free lockers! I totally didn’t take advantage of them at first and ended up lugging my stuff around. It made things so much easier once I did.

Get to the park right when it opens at 10 AM! We got there early and snagged great spots on loungers near the wave pool before the crowds rolled in. It's worth it!

Check the weather before you go! We thought it would be sunny all day, but it rained for a bit... They gave us a rain check for another day, but I wish I’d planned better!

I reccomend bringing your own snacks. The food prices on-site are kinda steep, and you’re allowed to bring in some goodies, so save some cash that way!

I suggest hitting the park right when it opens at 10 AM. The crowds are much lighter then, so you can enjoy rides without waiting forever.

I think bringing a cooler with snacks and drinks can save you a ton of money. The food prices inside are a bit steep, and you'll get hungry quickly after all the action.

If you're planning to stay the whole day, pack a change of dry clothes. I didn't, and walking around in wet swimsuits wasn't too comfy after a few hours!

I recommend checking out the wave pool mid-afternoon. It gets a little less crowded then, and you can snag a nice spot on the sand.

Try to visit right when they open at 10 AM or just after lunch around 1 PM. It can get crowded, and those times let you enjoy the rides without long lines.