Soak City - America's #1 Water Park
Imagine a hot summer day splashing around in refreshing, clear sparkling blue water or taking time out while you enjoy yourself relaxing in the sun on “real sand” that is located throughout the park! “ Soak City Waterpark has all of that and more for those of us who love the beach and for those who love to play in the water.
The water park is exhilarating and full of excitement with awesome water adventures along with being beautifully landscaped with flour soft white sand throughout the park. And for those of us that are thrill seekers, the “Aztec Adventure water coaster” is an exciting experience and also is the only water coaster in the Midwest to go play on. Or you can try a ride in “Volcanic Panic”, this action packed slide will take you twisting and turning with a lot of fun and excitement with a splash!
For those who want to experience the thrill of all thrills! Check out the “the Cliff”. On this awesome slide you take a plunge 5 full stories in 3 seconds, WOW, now that’s a cool slide! And if you like the surf like I do, the “Banzai”, “ Hidden Rapids” and the “Typhoon Twist” are a must to go check out.
After the playing around and having fun in the thrill seekers area, take a breather and relax at two of my favorite areas “The Pearl” and “Lazy River”. These areas are great for those who want to relax in the water or just want to sunbath. “The Pearl” has beautiful real palm trees along with having sounds of the real surf to make you feel as though your sitting on an island beach in front of the ocean, you also get to listen to a little live reggae music for your enjoyment too. So if you like sunbathing and relaxing like I do, this is quite the cool place to hang out.
Other fun area’s to check out are “Kahuna Beach”. This is Ohio’s largest wave pool and totally cool if your like me, someone who loves playing in the waves! There is also “Splash Mountain”, “Emerald Bay” or “Jolly Mon Shores” where kids can play and the parents get to play and be kids again too.
“Soak City Waterpark is a great place for everyone to visit. It’s also great for Company picnics, family reunions, birthday parties, church outings or rehearsal dinners. And something I found to be really cool since I absolutely love Hawaii is you can choose from a variety of catered luaus and receive a Hawaiian Lei greeting and an exclusive pavilion for your party. If you have never been to a luau they are great fun! Additional Group activities include private access to Basketball Sand Volleyball, Horseshoes, Corn Toss, Special Children’s Activities, Live Bands and much more!
Also, from Mid June through Mid July, you can catch movies that appeal to guests of all ages on two large screens located above the 650,000-gallon Tidal Wave Bay wave pool. Parents and children alike can relax in a floating tube or swim as they enjoy the show in a unique outdoor setting.
The Soak City Waterpark Dive-In Movies start at dusk, and the summer lineup, presented by Cincinnati.com has included family favorites like Madagascar 3, Happy Feet – Into the world of the Emperor Penguins, Jurassic Park, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Monsters, Inc., and Finding Nemo.
The kids will love getting soaked on the most thrilling water rides and over 49 exciting attractions at Beach Waterpark, voted one of the top five in the world. Get airborne on the five-story drop of The Cliff, ride the foaming river on Volcanic Panic, or propel their bodies at 65-miles per hour on The Banzai. With sand volleyball and basketball courts, live concerts and lots of food and shopping, a visit will truly be a day at Soak City Waterpark! What a great place to spend a day, weekend, group function or a family vacation!
By Judy Worley
Plan A Trip To Warren County
Go to the Warren County Convention and Visitors Bureau website to find current events, deals, and regional sports, entertainment and more to experience.
Learn more about Soak City Waterpark, which is included with admission to Kings Island, and find out about their roller coasters, and events like the annual Halloween Haunt by visiting http://www.visitkingsisland.com/.
