Raging Waters San Jose
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Raging Waters San Jose, Northern California's Largest Water Park, offers 23-acres and millions of gallons of family fun and attractions, including the newest ride Bombs Away. Raging Waters features thrilling high-speed slides, and family attractions like the 350,000-gallon Wave Pool and The Pirate's Cove-an interactive themed water fort. Raging Waters is located off Tully Road and Capitol Expressway on the grounds of beautiful Lake Cunningham Regional Park and is easily accessible from major highways.
The following information will help you and your family to have an enjoyable visit at Raging Waters, San Jose.
- Identify a designated meeting place for those in your party if you become separated. The plaza fountain at the front of the park is a great meeting place.
- Be sure to apply water resistant sunscreen several times throughout the day. Wear a t-shirt and a hat in between going on slides to help avoid sunburns.
- Parents with infants: We are extremely concerned about possible glass breakage in our park. Therefore, plastic bottles and containers are available at Guest Services free of charge for your baby's needs. Also, children who wear diapers are required to wear an approved swim diaper for health and safety reasons.
- To maximize your enjoyment, arrive early. Park opens at 10:30 AM on all operating days.
- Try to plan your meals before 11:30 AM or after 1:30 PM . Make a plan and agree on a meeting place and time throughout your day. This will be extremely helpful should you get separated from your group, as we cannot provide personal paging.
- Safety signage is located through out the park. Please familiarize yourself with an attraction before you use it.
- Tubes are provided for all slides that require a tube.
- All day Locker Rentals are available inside the park. Pay-per-use lockers are available outside the park.
- Lounge chairs and umbrellas are provided throughout the park for free, however they are available on a first come, first serve basis. The park also provides plenty of natural shade, but you are welcome to bring your own chair and umbrella if you prefer.
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