Michigan’s Adventure

About

Michigan's Adventure is the largest amusement park and water park in the state, located in Muskegon, Michigan along the beautiful west coast. With over 60 rides, attractions, and water slides spread across the property, it's a destination that draws families and thrill-seekers from across the Midwest every summer season.

The amusement park side features a wide range of rides for all ages and comfort levels. Coaster fans will find several roller coasters, from kid-friendly options to more intense experiences. Flat rides, family rides, and classic carnival-style attractions round out the lineup, making it easy to find something everyone in the group can enjoy.

WildWater Adventure, the attached water park, is included with admission and adds a whole extra dimension to a visit. Lazy rivers, wave pools, water slides of varying intensity, and splash areas for younger kids make it a great way to cool off on hot Michigan summer days.

Beyond the rides, the park offers dining options throughout the grounds, from quick-service stands to sit-down spots. Picnic areas are available for families who prefer to bring their own food. Gift shops and game areas add even more to the experience.

The park typically operates from late May through early September, with hours varying by season. It's worth checking the calendar before planning a visit, as some weekdays may have limited hours early and late in the season. The park is located just off US-31, making it an easy stop for anyone exploring Michigan's western shoreline. Nearby attractions include Lake Michigan beaches, Muskegon State Park, and the charming downtown Muskegon area, so it's simple to build a full vacation around a park visit.

Whether you're looking for a full day of thrills or a relaxed afternoon splashing in the water park, Michigan's Adventure delivers a classic amusement park experience with that laid-back Michigan charm.

Accessibility

Michigan's Adventure works closely with ride manufacturers to establish accessibility policies that incorporate both manufacturer guidelines and ADA requirements. The park publishes a Guest Assistance Guide that provides detailed information about each ride's accessibility, including physical requirements and any accommodations available.

Guests with disabilities can review the Guest Assistance Guide before their visit or request it at the park. The guide outlines which rides can accommodate wheelchairs or mobility devices, transfer options for guests who can move from a wheelchair to a ride seat, and any physical requirements such as the ability to grip, brace, or sit upright.

Park associates are trained to assist guests and can provide further explanation of policies and guidelines at any time during a visit. Guests needing additional help are encouraged to speak with any associate throughout the park.

The park's pathways connect the various ride areas and water park sections. Guests should be aware that an amusement park environment includes varied terrain, crowds, and sensory stimulation from rides, music, and announcements.

For the most current and specific information about wheelchair accessibility throughout the park, accessible restroom locations, companion policies, service animal guidelines, sensory accommodations, and any special programs for guests with disabilities, contact Michigan's Adventure directly before your visit. Policies and accommodations may be updated between seasons, so checking ahead ensures you'll have the most accurate information for planning your trip.

More accessible places in Michigan

• Detroit Institute of Arts (Detroit)
• Michigan Science Center (Detroit)
• Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore (Empire)
• The Henry Ford (Dearborn)
• Tahquamenon Falls State Park (Upper Peninsula)
• Flint Institute of Arts (Flint)