White Water Branson

About

White Water in Branson, Missouri is one of the Ozarks' premier water parks, packed with attractions that'll cool you down on a hot summer day. From towering water slides to gentle lazy rivers, there's something for every thrill level and every age group.

The park's centerpiece is the Surf's Up Wave Pool, where you can ride rolling waves or simply float and relax. For a more laid-back experience, drift along the Aloha River at Hula Hula Bay, a winding lazy river that winds through tropical scenery. Thrill-seekers will find plenty of high-speed slides and multi-rider raft rides scattered throughout the park.

Families with young children will appreciate the dedicated kids' areas featuring shallow pools, smaller slides, and interactive water play structures. These sections let little ones splash and explore at their own pace while parents keep a close eye from nearby seating areas.

White Water is part of the Silver Dollar City family of attractions, so visitors often pair a day at the water park with other Branson experiences. The park typically operates from late May through early September, with hours varying by season. Cabanas and shaded seating areas are available for those who want a home base throughout the day.

Before you visit, check the park's website for current ticket prices, seasonal hours, and any special events. Parking is available on-site, and you'll find food options, lockers, and changing facilities inside the park. Bringing sunscreen and water shoes is highly recommended for a comfortable visit.

Accessibility

White Water is listed as ADA fully compliant and wheelchair accessible. The park provides aquatic wheelchairs that allow guests to enter the Surf's Up Wave Pool and the Aloha River at Hula Hula Bay. To request an aquatic wheelchair, contact a member of park management or visit the First Aid station upon arrival.

Personal wheelchairs are not permitted on the water attractions themselves, but paved walkways connect the park's main areas. Guests using wheelchairs or ECVs should stay on paved paths, as leaving them may cause mobility devices to become unstable on uneven ground.

Trained service animals, as defined under the ADA, are welcome at White Water and must remain on a leash or harness at all times. This applies throughout the park's common areas and walkways.

Accessible parking is available on-site. The park's facilities include restrooms and changing areas, though specific details about accessible restroom features should be confirmed directly with the venue. Contact White Water at 800-831-4386 or visit their official website for the most current information on accessibility accommodations, including any seasonal updates to available services.

For guests staying overnight in the Branson area, several nearby hotels offer ADA-compliant rooms with wheelchair-accessible doorways, step-free hallways, and accessible parking. Planning accommodations in advance is recommended during peak summer season.

More accessible places in Missouri

• Silver Dollar City (Branson)
• Grand Country Waterpark Resort (Branson)
• Gateway Arch National Park (St. Louis)
• Wilson's Creek National Battlefield (Republic)
• National WWI Museum and Memorial (Kansas City)
• Harry S Truman National Historic Site (Independence)