Raging Waters Sydney, Sydney

Name: Raging Waters Sydney
Address: 427 Reservoir Rd, Sydney, 2148, Australia
Telephone: +61 13 96 97

#43 among attractions in Sydney

Amusement park, Theme park, Water park

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Raging Waters Sydney, formerly known as Wet'n'Wild Sydney, is a vibrant water park located in the suburbs of Sydney, Australia. As the largest water park in the city, it boasts a diverse array of water attractions, catering to thrill-seekers and families alike.

Spread over a sprawling area, Raging Waters Sydney features over 30 slides, pools, and attractions. Among its most exhilarating rides are the 360Rush, a high-speed looping slide that sends riders into an adrenaline-fueled free fall, and the T5, a dark, twisting slide with thrilling drops. For those looking for a more relaxed experience, the park offers the Dinosaur Lagoon, a leisurely float along a lazy river, and the Beach, a large wave pool with gently rolling waves mimicking the ocean's swell.

The park is designed to provide a fun-filled day for visitors of all ages. Younger guests can enjoy the kid-friendly zones like Nickelodeon Beach, which features miniature slides and water activities themed around popular characters. The park also includes ample dining options and picnic areas, allowing families to refuel and unwind between rides.

Raging Waters Sydney operates seasonally, typically opening during the warmer months from September to April. The park is equipped with numerous amenities, including lockers, cabanas for rent, and a surf shop for essentials. Safety is a top priority, with lifeguards stationed throughout the park to ensure a secure environment for all guests.

Opened: 12 December 2013Season: October - AprilPools: 3Coordinates: 33°48'26"S, 150°54'40"E

Address

427 Reservoir RdBlacktown (Prospect)Sydney 2148 Australia

Contact

+61 13 96 97

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Raging Waters Sydney – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

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Sport venue, Sport, Arenas and stadiums
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Canal
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