Water Country USA Ticket (Williamsburg, Virginia)

Overview

Enjoy the day at Water Country USA in Williamsburg, a whimsical, one-of-a-kind water park that could only come from SeaWorld! Ease into summer mode and enjoy corkscrew slides, a giant wave pool, a winding river, family friendly rides and more! Choose to upgrade with a Two Park, Two Day or Two Park, Three Day ticket which also includes admission to Busch Gardens Williamsburg.

City: Williamsburg

Tue 09 Sep

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Starting at $111.15

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Tue 09 Sep

Starting at $111.15

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Williamsburg
176 Water Country Pkwy,

Step 1: Please review Terms of Service
Step 2: Present the eTicket along with a Photo ID to a park representative at the turnstiles, located at the main entrance.

Terms of Service:
The eTicket may not be copied, transferred, or resold. Ticket is only valid for the person listed on the ticket. Ticket is non-refundable. Void if altered. Non-redeemable for cash. Photocopies will not be accepted. Will not be replaced if lost or stolen. Remains the property of SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment. Will be confiscated or revoked without restitution for misuse. Valid during normal operating hours. Blackout dates apply. Ticket expires one year from date of purchase.

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** Please Note ** If you have purchased a Two Park Ticket, be sure to check the operating calendar for each park as they have different opening days and may only be open seasonally

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Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Infants under the age of 3 years (2 years and 11 months) do not require admission. Proof of age such as a birth certificate may be required.
Wheelchairs are available for rental on a first come first serve basis.
The date selected at the time of booking is for the intended date of travel.
Please note this ticket is only for U.S residents, proof of residency maybe checked at the gate.
Water Country USA operates seasonally on select days from May to September. Busch Gardens Williamsburg operates select days from January to December.

What To Expect

Water Country USA

Water Country USA has something for the entire family! Whether your idea of water play is serene or extreme, you'll find it on the state-of-the-art rides and slides -- you just need to find one that's your speed! Enjoy slides, pools, kid-friendly attractions and fun in the sand. With 16 different water attractions, there is something for everyone. Plunge 75 feet as the floor beneath you disappears on Vanish Point; tackle crazy curves, tunnels and drops as well as super soaking cannons on the family style Big Daddy Falls; Cast away to Rock ‘n’ Roll Island for an awesome oasis of adventure, with a huge pool surrounded by a lazy river. When you start feeling hungry, there are 9 different food outlets to choose from. Whether you want to sit and enjoy a juicy burger, some Tex Mex food, a freshly made deli sandwich or a frozen blended drink - there is enough here to suit any palate. Save when you purchase a combo ticket to include Busch Gardens Williamsburg!

Busch Gardens Williamsburg

If you have selected a Two Park Ticket, enjoy admission to Busch Gardens Williamsburg in addition to Water Country USA. Pack up the family and set off on an outing to Busch Gardens Williamsburg, the theme park with a taste of Europe. Travel back in time to charming, 17th-century villages. See the Loch Ness Monster and the Alpengeist. Then throw up your arms and scream as you plunge into the air on one of the park’s many roller coasters

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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azimal2022

Aug 2024

I paid $42 for preferred park. Wasn’t worth it cause it was in the same place as regular parking $35. Got in an argument with my husband because he wanted me to move in the shady $35 parking area when I already paid for preferred 🤦🏾‍♀️. So annoying. It was also suggested to go to the park on Tuesdays or Wednesdays because of less people. Welp it really didn’t matter. Lines were still too long and some of the rides were closed due to bad sunny weather🤷🏾‍♀️ That was the excuse. So I decided to hang out at the wave pool. Best decision I made because I didn’t have to stand and I got rocked back and forth and stayed cool.

Wharty200

Aug 2024

We are local, and I have been to Water Country several times. We went again this weekend with my preteen kids and had a great time for the most part. But the one thing I really wanted to discuss was the level of line cutting and quick queue abuse that we saw. It was worse than I ever remember. First, line cutting. There was a very large extended family that seemed to be hitting the same rides and us at about the same time. Every time, there would be one or two members of the family ahead of us, and then more and more of their family members would move forward and cut in line until there would be 10 or 15 of them ahead of us. Although there were signs at every ride saying that holding places in line and cutting were strictly prohibited and grounds for being ejected from the park, there were no Water Country employees to monitor the lines and enforce this policy. Second, quick queue abuse. Water Country has an option to purchase a quick cue wristband that enables you to use the quick queue line, which is much faster than the regular line. The unlimited quick queue costs about $130 per person and every person who uses the quick queue has to pay. But there is nobody to enforce the policy and ensure that only people who have paid use the quick queue. As a result, we saw many people, especially older (relatively rough-looking) teenagers, using the quick queue without a wristband. When they get to the top of the right, there are only two or three Water Country life guards who are busy with loading people on tubes or rafts and focused on safety. There is no way they can monitor the lines, so the people who are using the quick queue without paying are getting away with it. Water Country needs to have line monitors stationed periodically along the regular line who can stop the cutting and call out non-paying people trying to use the quick queue. They also need to have a person at the top of the ride who is just monitoring the quick queue in case a person gets past the regular line monitors and then decides to jump into the quick queue. Each of the monitors should have a radio so they can call law enforcement (who are stationed at the entrance of the park) in the event that a cutter or non-paying quick queuer becomes belligerent.

BurkeJohnC

Aug 2024

On a beautiful, hot summer day that felt perfect for a water park, my wife and I went to Water Country USA. What a disappointment. * We got 2 one day tickets for $81 total. Seemed like a decent deal. But ... * A medium sized locker cost $30 to rent for the day * The lines were long and slow. 1 hour after arriving, we had taken one ride. * We waited in line 1 hour to pay an upcharge, essentially doubling the price of our tickets, for "Quick Queue," the fast line for rides. There were 3 windows at the help desk, but only 1 worker, thus the line was painfully slow. * Quick queue lines were shorter but still quite slow. * Several rides were operating at half capacity, i.e., one slide was running instead of two, or two instead of four. This obviously added to wait times, sometimes doubling them. * A manager said rides were operating below capacity because of a shortage of workers. * Food and beverages are comparable to movie theaters, e.g., $6.50 for a soda with no refills *The park is clean and nicely landscaped