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Waterpark ticket prices:
Adult tickets cost $47 on weekends and $39 during weekday off water slide parks in california hours. If you’re an annual pass holder, you’ll save 15 percent off all prices. The best deal? A combined ticket that includes unlimited entry to both Raging Waters San Dimas and Hurricane Harbor Buena Park. That combo ticket costs $89 on weekends, $78 during weekday off-peak hours and is even cheaper for annual pass holders ($87/$74/$78). The only catch is you have to visit both parks in one day; however, if you plan accordingly, it’s not a bad deal at all!
Good To Know:
The San Gabriel Valley is just an hour away from downtown Los Angeles. To get to Raging Waters, exit at I-210 and travel east toward Azusa. Take exit 10 for Ramona Expressway East, which will take you straight to California’s No. 1 waterpark. Pay special attention to speed limits along Ramona Expressway: They change a lot, but expect them to hover around 50 mph in most areas. You can also use Google Maps for driving directions or download a GPS app like Waze or TomTom on your smartphone.
Additional Tips:
Do some research about what makes a good water park for people in Los Angeles. Add that information to your post along with some additional tips for people looking for a fun day out with their family and friends. Also, it may help to have a person on hand who can tell you about specific attractions you’ll find at Raging Waters and other attractions as well. If you live in Southern California, use someone from your social circle to write a personal recommendation (in their own words) of why they enjoy going there so much and what they look forward to each time they visit.
Slides at Raging Waters San Dimas:
With an impressive array of tubular, twisting and plunging slides to choose from (including California’s only hydromagnetic water coaster!), you’re guaranteed a wet and wild time. Even better? These slides boast names like Boomerang and Twister. And for anyone who loves a good wave pool, you won’t have to look far to find one: You’ll find one attached to every major ride at Raging Waters San Dimas.
