Six Flags Great Escape & Hurricane Harbor has over 135 rides and attractions, with something for the whole family. Don’t miss The Comet, a world famous coaster, the new Adirondack Outlaw, one of the park’s top thrill rides, or take the plunge on the 192-foot drop tower, Sasquatch. For fun in the sun, you can’t beat their premier outdoor water park, Hurricane Harbor. It will immerse guests in a tropical paradise for a guaranteed splashing good time with family-friendly water rides like Bucket Blasters and Shipwreck Cove. With a reason to visit every season, you will not want to miss Coca-Cola July 4th Fest with nightly fireworks and Upstate New York’s largest haunt event, Fright Fest weekends in October. The park is open May through October; operating dates and hours vary.See more..
4.5Seabreeze Amusement Park(679 reviews) - Special Needs Friendly Spent More than 3 hours Amusement & Theme Parks • Water Parks • Parks
Seabreeze, the fourth oldest park in America, is located on the scenic bluffs overlooking Lake Ontario north of Rochester. Enjoy the excitement of four roller coasters, a classic wooden carousel, thrill rides, family and kiddie rides, a midway of food and games and live shows daily. There's also a full water park with wave pool, tube slides, body flumes, lazy river, kiddie slides and more. The 1920 Jack Rabbit wooden roller coaster is listed as the oldest continuously operating coaster in America. The park is a classic combination of traditional amusement park and modern water park. Open daily mid-June through Labor Day; also open weekends in May, early June and early September.See more..
New York's Largest Water Theme Park! Enchanted Forest Water Safari, where the fun never stops, is New York’s Largest Water Theme Park with more than 50 rides and attractions including 32 heated outdoor water rides! Water Safari is located in Old Forge, NY in the Adirondack Mountains. In this combination of amusement park and water park, guests never run out of fun things to do because there’s something for all ages, from toddlers, kids, teens through seniors. Water rides, kiddie rides, classic amusement rides, fun food, cool shops, exciting games, storybook themed characters, a family circus show, barnyard and much more! Kids birthday parties are more fun here! Enchanted Forest Water Safari is an award-winning park that has been serving guests safe, clean family fun for more than 60 years!See more..
"America's Biggest Little Water Park!" New this Summer, ride the Megalodon! This prehistoric beast sends thrill seekers into a near-vertical, zero gravity experience! Hold on tight as your raft surges up the wall, hangs weightless then drops suddenly into another tunnel. It is the largest attraction of its kind in the Northeast! Plus, experience the thrills of the Bullet Bowl, Humunga Half Pipe , Pirate's Plunge and Pirate's Revenge. Kids will love Shipwreck Lagoon, a themed pirate ship with geysers, buckets, fountains and 4 wet n’ wild water slides. Don't forget to check out our Monster Wave Pool and Croc Creek Wavy Lazy River.See more..
2 Fully Enclosed Body Slides 24’ Tall: Blue Barracuda: 169’ translucent blue Exits Building and comes back in. Crazy Cobra: 196 Orange with state of the art led Lighting inside, Exits building and goes back inside. Monsoon Lagoon: Children’s Pool & Play Area, Play Lagoon with Beach Entry. Yellow Single Racer Slide: Orange enclosed body slide. Hand Jets, Rope pull shower, 5 way tipping buckets, Mushroom Umbrella & More. Swim Lagoon:Basketball Hoop, Underwater Lighted Pool with waterfall, Underwater Lighted Hot Tub. Additional Features: 2 Birthday Party Rooms, Arcade with 15 plus Games and Photo booth, Full Service concession Stand, Men’s & Women’s Changing room, Locker rentals available. Don’t forget to check out the Gift Shop.See more..
4.0Zoom Flume(144 reviews) - Dissapointed Water Parks
I had been here two years ago I was surprised that after covid they would have hand sanitizer stations or at least in the bathrooms not even there. Nobody wiped tables down.There was a woman wearing a thong in the kiddy pool.they need to have more adult workers.See more..
The Six Flags Great Escape Lodge & Indoor Waterpark, nestled within the foothills of the Adirondacks and Lake George, is a family-friendly lodge featuring 200 guest suites and a giant indoor waterpark for the use of hotel guests and outside visitors. Kids and kids-at-heart will love their Starlight arcade, Timbertown Kids Klub, and their challenging Adventure Trek interactive gaming system. Their well-furnished suites can comfortably accommodate from four to twelve guests. All of their suites offer excellent amenities, such as a refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a flat-screen TV with cable, entirely to help make your stay more comfortable. There is also a variety of dining options available, including a full-service Johnny Rockets Diner & Sports Lounge. Just across the street is The Great Escape & Hurricane Harbor, and their Theme Park tickets are included with every in-season stay.See more..
4.5The Reef Beach Club & Pool(15 reviews) - Amazing fish tanks Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Water Parks
The Reef Beach Club provides fun and excitement for everyone, families and couples alike. Jump into Niagara Falls, USA's most exciting indoor pool, relax in our two enormous hot tubs, or just enjoy our comfortable lounge area. The children will enjoy swimming, and experience our 3,000 gallon live shark tank and coral reef lagoon viewing tank.The Reef also offers children's birthday parties!See more..
4.5Lake Nanuet Pool(9 reviews) - Great place for a full day fun! Water Parks I love the pool itself but prices aren't so great. You either have to be a resident with a season pass or season pass holder's guest to get in at the better rate. As of 2017, if you're a resident who wishes to visit the pool once or twice during the summer- it can cost you more than $100 for a family of four because each resident needs to pay $25 for a season plus $14 for a day use. It was much reasonable before and its upsetting that the town decided to only favor a season pass holders. Not everybody has time to go to the pool every weekend. and its absurd that if you're a guest of a season pass holder, you pay $14 guest fee to visit once but the resident needs to pay $25 + $14 for a one time visit. The town needs to give residents a better rate for infrequent users. See more..
