Wet ‘n Wild

When out to Wet N’ Wild in Orlando Fl in the Spring of 2015 had a great time and thought i would share some video of some of the rides they have with you. Quick tip get the big rides done first and then get the fast pass when the lines start getting long if they do get long.
I have some good tips in the video for get the best experience at this water park
I had a fun time here is my quick video of Wet N’ Wild Water Park All Rides

The most scariest rides off my life!!! But then again I am even afraid off the Disneyland rides I only tried three rides and my favorite was THE STORM … And the lazy river lol but my boyfriend loved all the rides

I’m not the biggest fan of water parks but I did enjoy my time at this one. The slides I went on were fun and I was able to go on them with my husband. He did a few of the one-​person ones too and enjoyed them, but I personally don’t do water slides on my own! There is a lazy river and a wave pool, and loungers to relax on. We had tasty hot dogs and drinks for a break. Luckily the day we went wasn’t busy and we didn’t queue long for anything. The lockers are expensive, especially when the smallest ones are too tiny to hold anything! A fun water park if not a little dated.

Wet n Wild is the weakest part of Universal Orlando. The water park is clean and has some fun slides but it’s definitely dated and far too small for the crowds it attracts. We arrived around 11AM and found the wait times to be too long for the slides. We had a good time but it was slightly disappointing — the whole time I was there I kept contemplating the express ticket up charge to get front of the line access as those people were able to ride multiple times while we waited to just go on once, but the up charge was not cheap — like $ 30 or $ 40 a head.
Wet n Wild will be closing in the future to make way for Universal’s Volcano Bay — until then my recommendation — pay the extra $$$ and just go to one of Disney’s water parks if you are in Orlando. They are second to none.

Excellent park for the price. It fills up quick get there before noon. I went on a day where it just happened to be crowded. Only got to go on a few of the better rides. The best one I went on was the Rocket. Im not even going to spoil it for you. If you enjoy an adrenaline rush just go on it. The disco ride was also pretty cool. Overall it was a good experience. Parking was not free and food/​drinks weren’t cheap.

We arrived at the park at 1pm and all the rides were temporarily closed due to a storm in the area. The sun was bright, it was not raining and a weather radar on my phone said the closest storm was about 20 miles away. All rides re-​opened at 2pm and at 2:30pm when waiting on a line the rides were closed again due to «weather». There was no bad weather in sight this time either. They not even allowed a few of people that had been waiting for 30 minutes in the line to get on the right, it was a harsh we are closed, come back later. To some on the line this was a regular thing. All rides remained closed for another hours; however a helicopter ride close by the area kept operating.
Customer service is good with some employees, others are arrogant or don’t know what they are doing.
The rides are good when they are open.
The express line is expensive, but is worth it.

I had a great time here. I recommend getting the express pass on the weekends. If you are a real thrill seeker, get on the Bombay water slide. We went on a Sunday and the general lines weren’t bad until around 2pm. I recommend going early. If you’re not a thrill seeker, just get in the lazy river and relax. We had good times!

My family went to Wet & Wild yesterday. We all had a great time.
Pros:
The park is very clean.
Staff is courteous and helpful.
The wait for the rides were decent and fast moving.
In the 5 hours we were there, we were able to ride everything at least once.
Lifeguards were attentive and helpful.
Cons:
It’s very expensive to get into the park.
Food and drinks were ridiculously priced — though this is normal for any theme park.
Lockers were all crammed together making it difficult to access.
All in all, we had a great time!

Some staff are helpful some are arrogant. They weren’t personally to me but I did see other family’s get stick from them in certain situations, they could have been more friendly/​helpful.
This by far has been the worst theme park I’ve been in. The layout is not wheelchair friendly either unlike other parks in the area.
Wouldn’t be back here even if I was paid to.

This place was awesome. Its a typical water park with good rides. The staff is very friendly and the park is CLEAN. The up keep seems very good. The food is pricey and so is everything else in the park. But hey, its always like that. My favorite ride was the DISCO H20 ! Great ride !

This is the worst water park I have ever been to in my life! The lines to get in are chaotic, the lines for the rides are hellish, the lines for food are unorganized and and joke (Pizza place in particular) and there are not even enough lounge chairs provided to accommodate guests.
Take my advice and sit by the pool of your hotel and/​or go to movies before wasting a half-​day jerking around with this overcrowded and understaffed low budget water park.
P. S. shoot your self before they make you wait in yet another 30 minutes line just to drop off your locker key… You’ll thank me!

Spent about 5 hours at wet ‘n wild today with family. Location wasn’t to far from where we stayed and parking was relatively easy. Quick pros/​cons of the park.
Pros:
— some really great rides.
— Express pass well worth the money.
— Walk from parking to front gate was relatively short.
— Clean
— Express passes for about 80%+ of rides.
Cons:
— A lot of rides crammed into a small plot of land. They did an ok job with ride placement, but unless you look at the permanent maps placed in strategic locations, you may have trouble looking for certain rides because there were limited signs pointing customers in the right direction.
— Food: unprepared staff at the outdoor restaurant. 5 people standing around while one person took orders. It took 15 minutes to get two chicken finger baskets. My wife and daughter got pizza at another booth which seemed better than my experience. Prices were typical for any park.
— Park customers pretty much took all seating to include dining area seating to hold their personal belongings. So people that were trying to eat had no place to sit. Staff there didn’t seem to do anything about it.
— One ride (Flyers, I believe) where you have to wait for a slide mat, was quite the experience. The two life guards at the bottom didn’t seem to be paying attention to people coming down the slide… and there were no staff staged where the mats were handed off to waiting sliders. So… some of the customers who just got off the slide would just keep their mats and go again. The staff wouldn’t do anything and when asked by my wife why they were not stopped, the response was that «they are not allowed to ask customers to give the mats up». Thus only the jerks can have a good time while others continue to wait.
— Wife and kids did one ride without me and they said the staff at the top didn’t even pay attention to the riders waiting to go down because they were to busy chatting with each other.
I will say that our overall experience here was mediocre. Since we live in Virginia, our «baseline» water park would be Water Country USA in Williamsburg, VA (5 stars).

Wet and Wild more like Dry and Dull.
The park is alright, but I wouldn’t go back.
All the slides are pretty much the same and the park is really small.
Did the entire park in half a day. The slides are not bad but they are not all that.
The park was dated and not that clean
I excepted more

Beware watch your credit card… Ours got charged twice for a one person Florida resident pass. When I called they said they were having trouble with the credit card machine that day. So I guess it’s no big deal to charge people twice OH PLEASE!

I’m giving an extra star because it was an overall very entertaining park. Nice attractions, but some of the lines is enough to make a person just stay in the wave pool for the remainder of their visit.
The lazy river was PACKED and the bathrooms were awful. No toilet seat covers and wet toilet paper all over the floor.
The food was good, but the price was a bit high. I would maybe consider eating out of the park next time.
While waiting in line for BrainWash, it started raining. Thankfully, there were umbrellas, but it was still freezing! The mist they were spraying on the ground to keep it from getting too hot didn’t help either. They should have turned those off. After about 10 minutes it let up, but about two hours later it started raining AGAIN (this time with heavy thunder and lighting) and didn’t stop. After about two hours we finally gave up and left the park.
Since we had the all day pass we went back even though it was around 6:30 by then. The lines were short and the rides were fun. We even rode some multiple times.
A great experience, but for hot, sunny days only.

Complete crap. Only positives are the fact that a group of friends and I got our money back during the discounted afternoon program and we parked for free in a nearby abandoned strip mall.
To be honest, I’m not sure why anybody would waste their time here. The park itself seems near impossible to expand being socked in by two main roads and a lake.
I had a ton more fun at Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon. These are are safer, cheaper, and friendlier places to ride the slides.

This is a fun place. Disco H2O was a blast going through there and then there’s a crazy drop. The Storm was intense going down the tube at a high rate of speed into a whirl room that drops you down like a toilet. That was just a blast. While here I had the Kahuna Burger. Two patties, cheese, bacon, onions, tomatoes, and lettuce, with a side of fries. It was pretty good for theme park food. Pretty tasty. Over all great food and good food.

Wet ‘n Wild? More like Dry ‘n Pointless
Wasted an afternoon at this bait-​and-​switch dump. Waited over 45 minutes baking in the sun in a non-​moving line for some kind of disco slide, gave up, and got a refund (despite their no refund policy).
The ironic part is that our refund receipt said «no refunds allowed». Sweet victory.
We had a group of three and decided to take advantage of the park’s $ 29 deal from 3 – 5 pm (as advertised). Unfortunately, the sign at the park said the deal works from 2 – 5. I’d recommend some sort of IT coordination there so the website agrees with the policy.
Upon entry, the place actually seemed cool, albeit crusty and land-​locked. The rides seemed refreshing, thrilling and a perfect respite for the hot fart-​like weather. Unfortunately, our dreams were shattered once we saw the clientele (the rides remained cool). We, once only moderately attractive men from NJ, soon became the sexiest humans at the park. We were the only ones without tacky tattoos that quoted the bible (on our backs), without rampant cellulite, viral toenails, and disturbingly distended bowels. We definitely saw a pregnant woman smoking. In addition, unsupervised offspring kept running into us, slowing down an already fruitless task to stand in line.
The only thing that would get us back here would be if they paid us. And no… we don’t mean getting jobs there because we would be ashamed to confab with the surly, and borderline cretinous staff.
Suggestion: the only thing that can save this park is if they filled the worthless, humongous wake boarding lake with concrete and added enough slides for the hordes of people they pack into this place.

Meh, I always wanted to go here after living in Florida all my life. I finally went here last week with some friends from the UK & I was very disappointing. Granted I received a discount from my employer & my friends had the UK pass they purchased for the UK residents. I wouldn’t pay full price for the admission here. Trust me!
The weather was very rainy, which was perfect because at a water park being rained on is not a bad thing. The park was almost empty which helped with no waiting in lines. The lazy river was fun, but kinda small. The thrill ride slides were a lot of fun indeed, but they have a weight limit for the multi-​person rides. You have to stand on a large scale together to see if you can go on. If not, someone has to wait alone until another person rides with them. I know at other water parks, there is no weight limit.
I seen the documentaries about this park on various sources describing how awesome this place is. The videos looked cool. After riding the rides, some effects were not working. For example, The Brain Wash was suppose to have a strange video inside the funnel. But there was nothing.
The wave pool was very disappointing in the size & the wave effect. Not much fun. Ok, now about the food. We had lunch here, which we all regretted lol. We paid $ 11 for a drink & a chicken sandwich! Nothing came with the small sandwich & there is no refill on the drink. The sandwich had 3 chicken strips with some tomato sauce on a long hot dog bun. No fries, apple slices, or chips with it. Also, it took a very long time o receive the awful food.
The Storm ride experience requires the person to be a strong swimmer because it is about 6’8″ deep in which you fall into it. Was ok. I did hit my hand going down.
The Black hole ride requires 2 people who weigh less than 400 pounds combined together. No single riders allowed. My friend & I couldn’t ride because we weighed too much & we couldn’t go alone.
Parking cost $ 13. You have to walk across the road to get to the park. Such a very disappointing experience after hearing some much about this place.
I highly suggest you save your money here & head over to Disney’s Water Parks because they a lot more rides, more thrills, fun, great foodie treats, & so much more. Those parks are worth the money. Believe me, you will love them.

Ein schöner Aquapark mit vielen Attraktionen und z.T. sehr coolen Wasserrutschen. Allerdings nicht ganz billig. Wir haben zu dritt 89 $ Eintritt gezahlt (für das Afternoon-​Ticket ab 14.00 Uhr bis 17.00 Uhr). Das Ganztages-​Ticket (ab 10.00 Uhr bis 17.00 Uhr) kostet 55 $ pro Kopf (46 $, wenn man die Tickets online kauft).
Im Park gibt es Schließfächer unterschiedlicher Größe zu mieten. Darüber hinaus kann man Handtücher kaufen oder mieten.
Ansonsten gibt es die üblichen Snackbuden und Merchandise-​Shops.

I don’t know if maybe I set the bar too high but my latest trip to Wet N Wild was «blah» at best.
I grew up in South Florida going to Atlantis, so that is what I have always compared water parks to. Atlantis had tons of slides for people & tubes, a wave pool, & my favorite, the «activity pool» which had a zip line over the pool, a 10ft jumping platform, & several quick no line 20ft long tube slides that would drop u a few feet above the water. They even had a mini golf course as well as being the originator of the straight down water slide.
Now, let’s compare Wet n Wild…
There are just a handful of people slides, I believe Storm, & the 2 straight down slides are all I can remember off the top of my head, & the rest are tube/​mat slides. The lines at wet n wild are extremely long & made horribly worse by a fast pass system. Sorry, I’m not paying double the admission price for your fast pass. The lazy river was ok but not amazing. The lockers were centralized & held a fair amount of stuff, however they have 3 sizes for rent & the family lockers sell out fast. It’s nice they allow outside food & drink & there is a KFC accross the street but that is not enough to save the park from «blahness.» For those that go, enjoy staring at all the rusty pillars that hold up all these slides. I won’t even get into all the «you should not be wearing that» swimsuits lol
This place might be good for small kids & families, but any teens or adults looking for excitement should steer clear.
Would I come here again? Nope! I’d love another exciting park like Atlantis or one which would cater to an 18+ crowd. I’d gladly sign a «If i got hurt it was probably my fault» waiver in exchange for a more exciting waterpark. Full disclosure, I have been to the other Disney water parks and they aren’t much better either. If anything, they cater more to kids so I def don’t recommend them to teens or adults without children.