Wet 'N' Wild Waterworld

Fun but could be a lot better. As another person mentioned they do nickel and dime you. So I went with towels since their response said you could enjoy without the cabana or picnic table- except unless you lay your towel on concrete- you can’t. I figured there would be a turf area to lay out your towels, hang out and watch your kids in a pool and/or dry off before hitting another ride. There are picnic tables, and a center “island” where it would be nice but those you have to reserve. The bathrooms are indeed hard to find, along with how to get the certain tunes for certain rides. It’s not at all intuitive. We’re not all people here with large families who grill out. Some of us just want to have fun by a pool and relax- but that’s kind of hard to do here. And no map to speak of- I had forgotten there was a wave pool and totally missed it until we were packed up leaving. Since it’s not at all an open area where you can keep an eye on your stuff and tube you paid for- we ended up leaving one person with the tube and going individually on the rides where they mandated special tubes/matts. They did have very small lockers for keys and phones.

We reserved a cabana at Wet N Wild and it was absolutely worth it. Great location with easy access to the wave pool, a private area to relax, and the electrical grill was a huge bonus. It made our day so much more comfortable and enjoyable.

Always a blast here no matter what.I suggest taking a propane grill unless you want to pay $40 for a grill there plus you still have to take your charcoal as well. A season pass is so worth it. You can go as many times as you want. We always get there early to make sure we get the spot we want. Buy tickets and tables on line which makes it easier and cheaper.

Wet 'N' Wild Waterworld was a bit of a disappointment, mainly due to the constant feeling of being nickel-and-dimed. The fun starts to feel expensive before you even get out of the car, with a mandatory $5 parking fee. Inside, it seems like you have to pay for everything. A simple table to sit at for the family was an extra $15, and if you wanted the luxury of a cabana, you're looking at a hefty $130-$200. I also wasn't expecting to pay $8 just to use a tube for some of the rides. All these small costs quickly add up, making the overall experience feel less like a fun day out and more like a financial transaction. Mind you it is $50 per person to enter. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout the park, the long waits for the rides were a major drawback. We spent between 30 to 60 minutes in line for some of the main attractions, which significantly cut into the time we had to actually enjoy ourselves. The rides themselves are definitely enjoyable and a lot of fun, but the wait times suck. Another issue was the noticeable lack of bathrooms. It felt like we had to search for a restroom, and when we found one, there were long lines. For a water park of this size, it seemed like a pretty basic necessity was overlooked. The staff and the rides are great, but the high costs for every little amenity and the very long waits make this a below-average experience for me. If you don't mind spending a lot of money and waiting for a long time, you might have a better time, but it's not a place I'd rush back to.

We visited the park for the first time yesterday. The water slides and the park itself are a lot of fun for kids, and my kids really enjoyed our visit. However, the Lazy River was very dirty, and the restrooms were also extremely dirty. Overall, the cleanliness of the park needs a lot of improvement. We had fun, but I hope they do a better job maintaining the facilities.

My first time there and very unhappy experience. No handicap parking and yet they charge you 8 bucks for dirt parking. While I was there a fight broke out. No security officer on site only staff. They charge you for everything and over priced. I paid 51 bucks just to sit under a tree. It's also over crowded with people. Really need to improve this water park. Think i will go to park with the water bucket. More fun and free.

They keep the park fairly nice. The staff were overall nice and seemed like plenty of lifeguards doing a good job. Good variety of attractions for various ages.,It’s an odd vibe for sure with them nickle and dining you over everything. They want you to pay big money for a cabana so they make it where there’s next to nowhere to sit to eat food. I found an unmarked picnic table in the shade on this 100 degree day to eat lunch with my toddler and was told I couldn’t sit there and eat for a fewwithout paying $15…there were like 10 emptying picnic tables all around. Tubes required for certain rides but then they charge you a bit for them. After already paying a lot for park entrance, parking, etc. a locker, etc.

I was part of a shoot with Ily Robles for ABC 7, it was incredible to see the size of the park and all the people who were able to bring their own food and drinks into the park-while using grills and cabana's that are offered in the park. Emily and her staff were fantastic. Wet N' Wild is an El Paso treasure!