Wet’n’Wild Hawaii Map and Brochure (2025 – 2022)
Location: Kapolei, Hawaii
Years Active: 1999 – Active
Wet’n’Wild Hawaii it’s been the go-to Oahu water park since 1999. Expect a mix of thrilling rides and Polynesian vibes. Sure, it gets crowded – especially in the summer. But the adrenaline rush of the Tornado funnel slide is worth the wait. Want a break from the screaming kids? Escape to the lazy river – grab a drink from the bar and float the day away.
Want to avoid the biggest lines? Head straight to the back of the park when it opens. Pack a waterproof phone case for those epic water slide selfies. And hey, if you’re prone to sunburn, rent one of the private cabanas for some luxury shade.
Don’t miss the Island Beach Bash! This annual summer event has live music, local food – it’s the perfect way to experience a true Hawaiian party. Wet’n’Wild Hawaii isn’t Disneyland, but if you’re ready for water slides, sunshine, and maybe a few rowdy crowds, it’s a guaranteed good time.
Wet’n’Wild Hawaii Map 2025
Printable Wet’n’Wild Hawaii Map PDF 2025
Wet’n’Wild Hawaii Map 2023
Wet’n’Wild Hawaii Map 2022
FAQ
How much is parking at Wet n Wild, Hawaii?
Parking at Wet’n’Wild Hawaii costs $15 per vehicle for general parking and $20 for preferred parking. The lot is located on-site, providing convenient access to the park entrance.
Why did Wet n Wild shut?
Wet ’n Wild Orlando shut down in December 2016 because Universal Orlando decided to replace it with a new, modern water park. Volcano Bay opened in 2017 as its successor, offering updated attractions, themed experiences, and improved guest amenities.
Is Wet n Wild Hawaii open year round?
Yes, Wet’n’Wild Hawaii is open year-round. The park operates in the warm Hawaiian climate, with hours that may vary seasonally or for maintenance. Visitors can enjoy water slides, pools, and attractions throughout all months of the year.
Is Wet n Wild now Volcano Bay?
Wet ’n Wild Orlando permanently closed in 2016 and was replaced by Universal’s Volcano Bay, which opened in 2017. While Volcano Bay occupies a different location, it serves as Universal Orlando’s flagship water park, taking the place of Wet ’n Wild.
