Awareness in Water Park

Preparations
Sunglasses and a hat are great if you plan to lounge around the wave pool or float the lazy river all afternoon.
Flip flops, water socks or plastic shoes for walking around the park. The concrete and surfaces in the park can become unbearable on a hot summer day. Some parks rent a towel, but it's recommended that you bring your own.

Check with the park you plan to visit to see if they permit you to bring food and drinks. Some parks, like all of the Schlitterbahn Waterparks, welcome coolers, so long as drinks are non-alcoholic and in non-glass containers. Bottled water is welcome at nearly all parks.While outside food may not be welcome inside your park, you can always pack a cooler and have lunch in the parking lot or some parks even provide a picnic area outside the front gate.

What not to bring in water park
Leave your cell phone at home or in the locker unless you want to risk water damage or loss.Jewelry and other valuables should just be left at home as well. You can't wear them and lockers aren't always as secure as you might think. Alcoholic beverages. Some parks may sell them, but they won't allow you to bring them in or tailgate in the parking lot.

Safety is very important
Young children should wear a lifesaving device and many water parks provide them for no charge.
Parents and guardians should always supervise young children around the pools, waterpark lazy river, wave pool and all other water attractions. There will never be enough lifeguards at the water park to properly supervise a young child in a pool environment. A water park is a fantastic family experience and you should be immediately present and watching your children at all times.If you're pregnant you should not ride any of the attractions. Check the safety signage at each ride or direct your questions to the ride operator.Set up a designated meeting spot when you arrive in case anyone gets lost. You and your children won't be carrying your cell phones, so this is important.