Old Water World Colorado Maps (2020 to 2024) | 4 Maps and 0 Brochures
Browse Old Water World Colorado Maps from 2020 to 2024. We curated 4 map editions so you can jump straight to a year using the table of contents. For the current map guide, use the Water World Colorado map page.
Water World Colorado Map 2024
In 2024, Water World Colorado renewed its official IBCCES autism certification, continuing its commitment to accessibility and inclusion. The park was also officially ranked as the #2 outdoor water park in the United States by Newsweek’s Readers’ Choice Awards. Additionally, its website highlighted attractions Roaring Forks, Centennial Basin, and Foothills Falls, presenting them as key experiences for visitors during the 2024 season.
Printable Water World Colorado Map PDF 2024
Water World Colorado Map 2023
Water World Colorado Map 2022
Water World Colorado Map 2020
FAQ
Why did Waterworld close?
Water World Colorado closes each year at the end of summer due to seasonal weather. Temporary closures may also occur because of maintenance, safety concerns, or severe weather events. The park reopens annually for the summer season, typically from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Can I bring food into Water World, Colorado?
Yes, guests can bring food into Water World Colorado. The park allows outside food and coolers, but alcohol, glass containers, and knives are prohibited. Picnic areas are available throughout the park, making it easy for families to enjoy meals during their visit.
Who owns Waterworld Colorado?
Water World Colorado is owned and operated by the Hyland Hills Park and Recreation District, a special tax district in the Denver metro area. Revenue from the park supports local recreation programs and community facilities managed by the district.
Is there a dress code for Waterworld Denver?
Water World Denver requires proper swimwear for all water attractions. Clothing with zippers, buckles, or rivets is not allowed on slides. Street clothes, underwear, and thong swimsuits are prohibited. Guests may wear water shoes, rash guards, and cover-ups in designated areas.
