How do you carry money in a waterpark?

Waterproof Cell Pouch Purchase a waterproof cell phone pouch to wear around your neck to keep your phone safe from the water. It's also useful for carrying your ID, debit card, and some cash.



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Keeping your smartphone with you at a water park is a must — whether you're looking to reconnect with friends at the bottom of a slide or just want to snap a few photos — and you can do so worry-free with this dry bag case from Joto Universal.

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We've been to a few water parks, and some provide towels while others do not. And the ones that do often give you towels that are too small, and limit you to one per person. So, we always bring along a few beach towels. When the water fun is done, you'll want to get back into dry clothes.

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Water shoes The pavement and walkways at outdoor waterparks can get very hot and in some cases slippery. Wearing shoes that can get wet help protect your feet and avoid falls. Most water rides will not allow flip flops on rides, so you should choose water shoes that slide on and don't slip off.

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A practical, well-fitting bathing suit (one piece for women; double layer swim trunks for men) UV protectant sunglasses. 50 spf or higher sunscreen. A large sunhat.

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Guests are welcome to wear footwear throughout the park (flip flops, sandals, water socks, etc.). Guests will need to remove any type of footwear on most attractions. Outside footwear (shoes, sneakers, boots, etc.)

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5 Kid & Cooler Friendly Lunches for your Next Splashway Trip
  • PB&J Tacos. Spruce up this standard sandwich with just the twirl of a butter knife! ...
  • No-Bake Fruit Pizzas. ...
  • Mac-n-Cheese Bites. ...
  • Mini Corn Dog Muffins. ...
  • Lunch Box Cheat Sheet.


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You're going to need wet bags, dry bags, backpacks, beach bags — you need all the bags. Plus, some packable towels, sunscreen galore, rash guards, hats, water shoes, backup clothes and a few additional “musts” that will ensure your water park experience is smooth sailing.

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Water shoes or flip flops are a good idea as they will protect your feet from hot concrete and prevent slipping. Just be sure they are securely fastened to your feet to avoid losing them on water slides.

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Footwear other than aqua socks are not allowed in any attraction. Aqua socks are not permitted on body slides. Infants' diapers may be changed in restroom changing stations only. Toddlers are required to wear swim diapers.

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Consider a waterproof bag to store glasses Since most rides do not allow guests to wear glasses unless they are secured with a sports strap, I use a floating bag that attaches to my waist or that fits in a larger pocket.

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It's best to wear a swimsuit or swim trunks to a waterpark. You can also wear a cover-up or shorts and a t-shirt over your swimsuit for added comfort.

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It's best to wear a swimsuit or swim trunks to a waterpark. You can also wear a cover-up or shorts and a t-shirt over your swimsuit for added comfort.

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Tip #1: Stock Your Pantry
  • cheese sticks.
  • whole fruits like apples, bananas, pears, peaches, oranges, and grapes.
  • peanuts, almonds, or other nuts (we like raw or dry-roasted. ...
  • applesauce pouches or cups.
  • single serving Greek yogurt.
  • baby carrots with single-serving hummus cups (you can find these at Costco)


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Water park safety: Without proper footwear, visitors are more susceptible to slipping on wet surfaces or stepping on sharp objects such as broken glass. Barefoot walking risks: Stepping in areas where others have urinated can pose serious health hazards, including infections and skin irritation.

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