How Do You Beat the Heat in #MesaAZ?
4:46 PMOn our recent trip to Mesa, AZ., we were taken with its beauty and the many many things to do, but the heat could really get to you. So, in the hot afternoon, we took a trip to Sunsplash Waterpark to help beat the heat, and boy did it work. Even though temperatures were over 100 degrees during our visit, with the help of the awesomely fun water slides and a whole lot of sunscreen, we didn't get burnt and didn't feel hot all day!
{Did I Mention It's Super Fun?}
I love water slides! I mean, really really love them. Nothing makes me feel like a kid again quite like a great big twirling water slide and Sunsplash Waterpark has plenty of those. You know the ride is good when you just can't help but squeal with laughter. Better yet? Many of the rides accommodated 4 person rafts, so that those who were a little less sure of the slides could ride with me and feel safe.
Sunsplash Waterpark features a wide range of water slides of various daring levels. There are the Sunsplash Harbor Slides, which we probably spent the most time on. They were a walk on wait in most cases, because there were four different slides to choose from. The scariest and most thrilling slide was the Stormrider. It only took a four person raft and went down a steep dip before pushing you into a bowl and down one last shute into the pool at the bottom.
The boy's also loved the Thunder Bay Wavepool although I was scared to death one of them would be swept out and under. Never fear though, because there are always qualified lifeguards lining the pool keeping a close eye.
The Shipwreck Rock Slides are perfect for smaller children like Jase and the Activity Pool has fun obstacles across the water and basketball in the pool. The Lazy River was a relaxing way to cool off after hitting some of the slides too.
Really, there is so much to do at Sunsplash Waterpark and if you wanted, you could combine it with Golfland right next door for a full day of outdoor fun. Tickets for Sunsplash start at only $28.99 for adults and $19.99 for children, and are a great bargain for the best way to beat the heat when visiting Mesa, AZ.
How do you beat the summer heat in your town?
*We were provided with complimentary admission for the purpose of review, but all words and opinions are my own.
22 comments
love water slides you all are having so much fun
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteNow that sounds like a good time for a family, and I'd head STRAIGHT to the lazy, lazy, laaaaaazy river!
ReplyDeleteWow, thta looks like one heck of a waterpark!
ReplyDelete100 degrees!! I would have to live in the water if I lived there. It looks refreshing!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like so much fun! Next time I visit my friend I will ask her about this place!
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness -- that looks like SO MUCH FUN! I haven't been to a watermark in FOREVER!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a blast!
ReplyDeleteSounds like the perfect way to cool off.
ReplyDeleteThankfully I live very close to the Pacific coast, so I don't have to worry about the heat too much.
ReplyDeleteThe best way to beat the heat!
ReplyDeleteSounds like so much fun! I grew up going to our local water park all the time.
ReplyDeleteNow that looks like a ton of fun! A trip to the water park is in order.
ReplyDeleteWe have a smaller water park in our neighborhood. We love it!
ReplyDeleteI used to love water parks as a kid, they seemed to kind of disappear a bit for a while there but I love seeing them make a big comeback.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a ton of fun.
ReplyDeletewow, what a huge waterpark. It looks like you all had a great day to cool down
ReplyDeleteI wish I was at a water park right now with the kids since it's crazy hot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great break from the heat, I was thinking of taking the kids to the pool today but now it is thundering and grey here in SoFl.
ReplyDeleteWOW definitely my kind of place :)
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love water parks. Especially when it's incredibly hot - nothing like going down a water slide and into some nice, cool water on a hot day :)
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