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*'''Volleyball''' - There are two volleyball nets open to anyone that wants to start a game on regulation-size volleyball courts on beach sand.
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==External Links==
==External links==
*[http://www.wetnwildorlando.com Wet 'n Wild - Orlando Official Site]
*[http://www.wetnwildorlando.com Wet 'n Wild - Orlando Official Site]

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[[Category:Water parks in the United States]]
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Wet 'n Wild - Orlando
Previously known as Wet n' Wild FunPark
File:WetnWildOrlandoLogo.jpg
Wet 'n Wild Logo
LocationOrlando, Florida
Opened1977
OwnerNBC Universal (General Electric)
Slogan"The Recognized Name in Family Water Fun!"
Operating seasonOpen All Year
Area30 acres
Attractions
Total17
WebsiteWet 'n Wild - Orlando

Wet 'n Wild - Orlando is one of two parks within the Wet 'n Wild chain, the other being in Greensboro, NC. It was founded by SeaWorld creator George Millay in Orlando, Florida in 1977. It is considered the first major water park in the United States, and Millay was given the first ever Lifetime Achievement Award from the World Waterpark Association who named him the official "Father of the Waterpark."

Rides

Wet 'n Wild Orlando

Thrill rides

  • Brain Wash - This is Wet 'n Wild - Orlando's newest attraction. This changes everything – a 60-foot plunge that will cleanse your mind and send you climbing the walls of a gigantic mind-numbing funnel! You will emerge refreshed and happy. You will emerge a better person. You will emerge wanting to ride it again and again. Brain Wash – it’s not just an exciting new ride. It’s a thrilling new state of mind. Riders must be at least 48" tall.
  • The Storm - You push yourself down into a steep tunnel that sends you flying down extremely fast into a giant bowl that sends you spinning around with mist surrounding as you drop into the pool below.
  • Mach 5 - Grab a mat and walk your way up a long winding tower to the top where you have three slides to choose from. When told by the lifeguard at top, push yourself down the ride of a twisting, turning, head-first flumes that fall 1,700 feet over three different courses.
  • Der Stuka - Push yourself down a six-story speed slide that sends you flying down a 250-foot, nearly vertical drop that transitions to a 115-foot water runway.
  • Bomb Bay - The ride for all dare devils is right here. Go inside this rocket with heart beat affects waiting there not knowing when the trap door that sends you down a 76-foot, nearly vertical slide drops you to the depths below.
  • Knee Ski - A cable-operated ski lets you kneeboard like a pro around a half-mile long lake.
  • Wake Skating - Everyone from beginner to expert can show their stuff on the WakeZone Cableway.
  • The Wild One - Two people are pulled by a Jet Ski around the lake on big, bouncy tubes that make for a wild ride. and its fun

Multi person rides

  • Disco H2O - Start off in a tube traveling through a dark tunnel that sends you down a huge drop, and before you know it you find yourself traveling around a room filled with disco music and disco lights, as you go down this mini drop with water shooting in your face from the waterfall.
  • The Surge - A 5-story tube ride that carries a 4-passenger tube down 600 feet of banked turns, radical twists and diabolical dips.
  • Bubba Tub - Grab the family and climb aboard one of the four-passenger tubes for a six-story, triple dip drop ride.
  • The Black Hole - 1000 gallons a minute sends a two-person tube rocketing through 500-feet of twisting, turning darkness on this space-age thrill ride.
  • The Flyer - Travel around in a 4-person raft that sends you on on an exciting, family-fun ride that covers 450 feet of hairpin turns and banked curves.
  • The Blast - Take a raging ride along a raptured pipeline that will thrill you to the core and soak you to the bone.

Kids rides

  • Bubble Up - A huge, wet inflatable bubble made just for kids who climb, bounce, and slide into three feet of water.
  • Kid's Park - You'll find miniature versions of a lot of the rides and a gigantic bucket that periodically fills with water and splashes into the pool below.

Other activities

  • Lazy River - The Lazy River is a stream that goes around surrounded by beautiful trees and flowers with old boat docks, rustic billboards, and waterfalls. Tubes are available for rent if you want them, but it is optional.
  • Wave Pool Surf Lagoon - The Wave Pool Surf Lagoon contains four-foot waves that roll across the 17,000 square foot pool, surrounded by comfortable seating and punctuated by a dramatic waterfall. Like the Lazy River, you may rent a tube if you wish.
  • Volleyball - There are two volleyball nets open to anyone that wants to start a game on regulation-size volleyball courts on beach sand.