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Wild Waves Theme & Water Park
Water Park and Amusement Park
Federal Way
"Every weekend in October is Fright Fest."(3 Tips)
"Make sure you leave time for the water slides!"(2 Tips)
"also bring lunch"(2 Tips)
"Buy a key from people in the return line for $5-10."(2 Tips)
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Shannon FleischfresserJune 11, 2011Cloudy days bring less people even if it clears up in the afternoon. If your gonna go two or more times in a season, just get the season pass, u get coupons and it saves you a LOT of $$$$
❤️🔥🦊September 24, 2018Fun times, be sure to park on the street (for free) and leave a lunch in the car (if you’re looking to save money)- Ria NdutJuly 28, 2010Try to avoid going on the weekend, seattle community centers sold the tickets for 24 bucks included tax wich is a lot lower, also bring lunch instead of eating inside, eat in the car and go early!
Take advantage of sundays during summer season, fright fest, or holiday with lights. less crowds !
HeldaDecember 26, 2014My 2 year old was tall enough to ride the children's rides but parents are not allowed to go with them. This is a problem if your child doesn't like to ride by themselves.
Alyssa BriceOctober 22, 2011DON'T bring a cooler with food and water unless you wanna go out to your car every time you're hungry. Best to just eat before you come and there are water fountains. Trust me, I work here.
Discounted tickets are available for military on JBLM @ ODR :). Also discounted tickets are available @ Costco & kids under 3 are free :)
This place was freaking awesome for Fright Fest and in the summertime its hella bomb
Alex GahanSeptember 1, 2013A lot of fun! The combination of the wet and dry rides made for a wide variety and a great day.
Melissa TurnerMay 17, 2015Good day trip with a friend. Not so crazy and amazing, but definitely fun.
Tracie LarsonAugust 20, 2011expensive but worth it on a sunny day! if theres more than 3 people I would suggest renting a family locker..
Spring AtkinsonJuly 15, 2010Make sure to bring aqua socks. Walking between the rides hurts and is often hot on the feet and flip flops aren't allowed on the slides.
Randy H.September 3, 2017Many rides in Enchanted Village weren't working. Waited 30 mins to get a burger. Park is going downhill.
Beau BJuly 29, 2010never buy the food there! just go somewhere near buy and get food for half the price! or just leave some food in your car and go out of the park when u get hungry!
Kayden ParisJuly 27, 2010Bring your own cooler with food and water. Food here is really expensive and you just have to get a hand stamp to go out to your car.
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Wild Waves Theme & Water Park
36201 Enchanted Pkwy S (at Hwy 161)
Federal Way, WA 98003
United States
Federal Way, WA 98003
United States
70 acres loaded with more than 60 rides, slides, shows and attractions. Two parks in one - Water and Theme park. All for one price!
Time to goWILD!
Closed until 10:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Thu, Sun
- 10:00 AM–7:00 PM
- Fri–Sat
- 10:00 AM–8:00 PM
(253) 661-8000
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