Soak City Water Park Near Cedar Point Amusement Park
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Soak City water park near Cedar Point amusement park is just as amazing of a water park as its dry neighbor, and everyone can have fun splishing and splashing at this aqua-tastic destination.
About Soak City
Soak City is an 18 acre water wonderland nestled near the back of the Cedar Point peninsula, between the Hotel Breakers resort and the Camper Village campground and directly under the Magnum XL 200 roller coaster. When it first opened in 1988, the park occupied a mere five acres, but regular expansions have added more slides, water activity areas, and other splashy attractions to this world-class water park. It is no surprise then, that Soak City has become known as “The Cedar Point of Water Parks” – a nickname that is quite an honor, given the immense popularity and appeal of Cedar Point.
Attractions at Soak City Water Park Near Cedar Point Amusement Park
Soak City has a range of different attractions, from inner tube slides to body slides to other wet and wild activities. Some of the most popular attractions include:
- Splash Zone: This interactive fun zone has more than 100 leaky pipes, water sprays, geysers, small slides, and water guns, all topped with a 1,000 gallon tipping bucket that regularly drenches everyone beneath it.
- Adventure Cove: Daring visitors can attempt the lily pad walk, quick slides, and oversized floats of this play area.
- Choo Choo Lagoon: Young guests will love this wading pool just for kids with its train theme, miniature slides, and surprising geysers.
- Renegade River: An outrageous alternative to the standard lazy floating river, this rambunctious stream has a faster speed as well as canyons, waterfalls, and other wet hazards.
- Eerie Falls: This black serpentine slide can be challenged by single or double inner tubes, and the dark tunnels along the three separate slides keep riders guessing about the next splash.
- Zoom Flume: This family raft slide starts more than seven stories above the ground, whips through winding curves, and ends in a splash everyone will enjoy.
- Breakers Bay: This 500,000 gallon wave pool features nearly four foot waves on regular cycles that guests can body surf or brave with inner tubes.
- Bubbles Swim Up Bar: This adults-only attraction is available to Soak City guests over 21 years old and offers not only refreshments, but also a whirlpool and other relaxing amenities.
- The Beach: Cedar Point originally opened more than 130 years ago as a bathing beach, and the beach is still a popular attraction for park guests, including individuals visiting Soak City. Water sport rentals including jet skis and kayaks are available as well.
In addition to these fun attractions, Soak City water park near Cedar Point amusement park is also home to 10 different inner tube, body, and speed slides ranging from 100 to 550 feet tall and featuring a range of swift dips, meandering curves, and surprising tunnels. Other attractions include the relaxing lazy river, a kiddie-sized toddler river, and sunbathing areas, and the Beach Boys songs playing throughout the park are sure to get visitors in the mood for watery fun.
Staying Dry
Despite the wide array of wet attractions, there are still ways to stay dry at Soak City. Guests can rent semi-private cabanas with chaise lounge chairs, umbrellas, and lockable boxes, or other rental lockers are available. The park has a food court, souvenir shops, and swimwear stores, as well as plenty of sunbathing areas. Challenge Park is right next to Soak City’s gate and offers miniature golf, go karts, and the skydiving / hang gliding Ripcord skycoaster for guests interested in more extreme thrills as well (extra fees apply for Challenge Park attractions).
Visiting Soak City
Guests interested in visiting Soak City do not need to purchase admission to Cedar Point, though to get to the water park it is necessary to drive around the perimeter of Cedar Point before parking near the Gemini roller coaster. The water park is open seasonally from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day, but hours vary. Life vests are available free of charge but may not be used on the water slides, and there are more than 100 certified lifeguards overseeing the different attractions.
While there are umbrellas available throughout the park, guests should take care to apply plenty of water resistant sunscreen. Sunscreen, swimwear, water cameras, and other supplies are available at the souvenir shops.
Tickets
There are several admission options for Soak City. All day general admission is $29 per person or $16 for children under 48 inches tall as well as $16 for guests greater than 62 years old. The Ride & Slide combination pass is just $72 ($34 for children and seniors) and includes two days of admission to both Cedar Point and Soak City, or guests just visiting in the evening may prefer the Starlight admission ticket for $16. Resort guests can often take advantage of discount Soak City admission or buy-one-get-one-free deals, making this water park a great addition to any Cedar Point getaway.
Contact Information
For more information about Soak City water park near Cedar Point amusement park, guests can call the customer service hotline at (419) 627-2350, visit the official website, or write:
Soak City
1 Cedar Point Drive
Sandusky, OH 44870-5259.
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-- Contributed by: Melissa MayntzI was wondering if you had any coupons or know where i could find some for soak city and cedar point, since we will be vacationing there in 2 weeks. Thank you
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