Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas, Water park in Las Vegas, United States.
Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas is a water park spanning multiple acres with slides, pools, and separate areas designed for different age groups. The facility offers attractions ranging from calm pools to high-speed slides and water features for all visitor types.
Plans for a water park on the site were first unveiled on August 6, 2011, as Splash Canyon Waterpark, but the opening was delayed. In October 2012, Village Roadshow announced it would open Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas in May 2013; the 41-acre park cost over US$50 million, with Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf among the minority investors. It opened in stages in May and June 2013. In March 2022, Pyek Group bought the property and rebranded it Cowabunga Canyon Waterpark, reopening in May 2022.
The park's slides carry Western-themed names introduced after the 2022 rebrand, such as The Lone Ranger, Boomer Wrangler and Dust Bowl. A season pass is shared with Cowabunga Bay, so visitors move between the two parks under the Cowabunga Vegas brand.
The park is easily reached from Interstate 215 via Sunset Road. Visitors should bring water and sun protection since shade is limited and direct sun exposure is strong throughout the day.
The Lone Ranger is a WhiteWater West Rattler slide, formerly called Rattler. Nearby, Piñata Falls is an AquaPlay area with several slides and a 300-US-gallon (1,100 L) tipping bucket, formerly Splash Island. The park holds 26 attractions in all.
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