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Wet’n’Wild Las Vegas Is Now Cowabunga Canyon
The west-valley water park locals knew as Wet’n’Wild was rebranded to Cowabunga Canyon — same big slides and wave pool, new name.
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If you’re looking for Wet’n’Wild Las Vegas, you’ll now find it as Cowabunga Canyon. The park on the west side of the valley kept its big-thrill slides, wave pool, and lazy river, and joined the same local family of Cowabunga water parks as Cowabunga Bay in Henderson. Same summer cool-down, new branding.
The two Cowabunga water parks
- Cowabunga Canyon (formerly Wet’n’Wild) — west valley near Fort Apache; known for taller, faster thrill slides.
- Cowabunga Bay — Henderson; a big wave pool, lazy river, and family-friendly zones. See our Canyon vs. Bay comparison.
What to expect
Expect high-speed body and tube slides, a large wave pool, a lazy river to float the afternoon away, and shaded cabana rentals for groups. It’s a favorite way for Las Vegas families to beat the summer heat. Water parks here are seasonal, so check current operating dates, hours, and ticket pricing before you head over.
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