There's no better way to beat the heat this summer!
For those looking for a fun way to beat the heat this summer, we recommend checking out the massive inflatable water parks that are gearing to open up later this month.
With a focus on providing thrilling aquatic adventures, visitors can look forward to an unforgettable experience filled with fun, excitement, and refreshing water-based activities. As the opening approaches, anticipation is building for an action-packed summer where families and friends can enjoy a splashingly good time at Splashtown's impressive water park destinations.
One-hour passes are available at a price of $17.70 per person, while two-hour passes can be purchased for $22. For those seeking an entire day of aquatic fun, an all-day splash pass is available for $35.
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