Raging Waters Sydney Map and Brochure (2025 – 2020)
Location: Prospect, Australia
Years Active: 2013 – Active
Raging Waters Sydney promises thrills with a side of Aussie charm you won’t find anywhere else. Sure, it may show its age in places, but don’t let that fool you. This park packs a serious punch when it comes to soaking up the fun.
Think adrenaline-pumping slides that’ll leave you breathless. Imagine lazy rivers where you can kick back and soak up the sun. And get this – want a true Aussie experience? Hit up the ‘360 Rush.’ This slide drops you into a swirling bowl, mimicking the sensation of flushing down a giant loo – a true insider’s secret.
Forget polished and perfect. Raging Waters Sydney is all about unfiltered, water-logged good times. Get ready to make a splash!
Raging Waters Sydney Map 2025
In 2025, Raging Waters Sydney introduced Whirlwind, a 206-metre slide added as the newest major attraction. The park reopened for its summer season on November 2, 2024, and remained operational through summer 2025. On March 16, 2025, the Raging Waters Sydney Running Festival caused delayed opening hours, temporary road closures, and restricted access, with participants able to complete 10km, 5km, or 2km races that finished inside the waterpark before full public access resumed.
Printable Raging Waters Sydney Map PDF 2025
Raging Waters Sydney Map 2023
Raging Waters Sydney Map 2022
Raging Waters Sydney Map 2020
FAQ
What is the scariest ride at Raging Waters Sydney?
The scariest ride at Raging Waters Sydney is the 360 Rush. This thrill slide drops riders from a launch capsule, sending them into a high-speed vertical loop. With a countdown and trapdoor release, it delivers the most intense adrenaline rush in the park.
What movie is being filmed at Raging Waters Sydney?
As of now, no official announcements confirm a movie currently being filmed at Raging Waters Sydney. The park occasionally hosts media productions, but no major film project is publicly associated with the location at this time. Visitors should check official sources for updates.
Why are Raging Waters permanently closed?
Raging Waters Sydney is not permanently closed. It operates seasonally, usually from November to April, and closes during the winter months. Any reports of permanent closure are false. The park remains open each summer with regular maintenance and upgrades during the off-season.
What happened to Wet n WIld Sydney?
Wet’n’Wild Sydney was rebranded as Raging Waters Sydney in 2019 after being sold by Village Roadshow to Parques Reunidos. The park continues to operate with similar attractions but under new management and branding. The name change reflects its inclusion in a global network of waterparks.
