Wavy Island

 

Come to this tropical hideaway off the coast of Mexico. This water park takes inspiration from many real-life beach resorts in that area,  In addition, it has a touch of Disney magic, thus making it the ultimate water theme park experience.

This park is split into four "villages." When entering the park, the first one guests come into is the Beach Village. With straw buildings and other touches, they will feel like they're in Cancun. In the park's only Spanish-style building, guests will find help and services at La Hacienda. Nearby is the restaurant Costa Ora Cantina and the gift shops Wavy Island Traders and Iconos de Mexico. Up ahead at the base of the mountain, guests will find the Wavy Bay wave pool. Guests can also find a children's play area called Shipwreck Shoals. Going around the park and stopping in the Jungle and River villages is El Rio Tranquilo, a lazy river. Additionally, guests will find the Mexican Art Gallery here.

Going to the left, guests enter the Jungle Village. Here, guests can explore a Mayan Village as well as swim in a pool in front of a pyramid, El Castillo Pool. They can also experience one of two rafting rides: Spirit Falls and Runaway Rapids.

To the right of the Beach Village is the River Village. Here, guests can meet characters at the Meeting Point. They can also take the Sky Ride up to the Mountain Village. Nearby are two aqua-coasters themed to Mickey Mouse: Mickey's Shipwreck Trek and Minnie's Scuba Drive. Near a giant shipwreck atop a mountain, guests can go on the slides Pipeline Peril and Airy Antics.

At the top of the mountain is the Mountain Village, where the park's most thrilling attractions are found. This includes Snake Tubes and Twists of Fate, both of which are enclosed tube rides, Kukulcan's Trial, a free fall slide, and River of the Gods, a family rafting ride.

Help and Services:
1. La Hacienda

Attractions:
2. Wavy Bay
3. Shipwreck Shoals
4. El Rio Tranquilo
5. Mexican Art Gallery
6. Mayan Village
7. El Castillo Pool
8. Spirit Falls
9. Runaway Rapids
10. Meeting Point
11. Sky Ride
12. Mickey's Shipwreck Trek
13. Minnie's Scuba Drive
14. Pipeline Peril
15. Airy Antics
16. Snake Tubes
17. Twists of Fate
18. Kukulcan's Trial
19. River of the Gods

This park was inspired by a trip to Cancun I took, where I went to a resort called Xcaret. This was also inspired by Universal's Volcano Bay, especially the idea of a mountain in the center. I took the best ideas from water rides all over and put them here, even though I worry that it's not enough.

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  1. AnonymousApril 30, 2024 at 10:37 AM

    So fun! Is this your first attempt at a water park? I can’t remember.

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