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Wild Rivers Waterpark

Wild Rivers Waterpark offers water slides, wave pools, and aquatic thrills for families and visitors of all ages.
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Located in the heart of Irvine, Wild Rivers Waterpark is a premier destination for family fun and exhilarating water-based adventures. The park spans over 20 acres of space and has thrilling attractions, including an array of water slides, lazy rivers, and wave pools. This expansive waterpark offers excitement for people of all ages and allows families to splash around in the wave pool, while kids enjoy dedicated play areas designed for younger adventurers.  

Beyond the rides, Wild Rivers Waterpark offers three unique dining experiences including Pacific Grille for casual cafeteria-style dining and Mustang Bar and Grill for made-to-order sit-down meals and signature cocktails. With ample seating areas, dining options, and shaded spots, the park provides a comfortable and enjoyable day out with family or friends.  

Hours of operation vary, and are available on the Wild Rivers Waterpark website. 

Nearest Station
Irvine
Address
10000 Great Park Blvd
Irvine, CA 92618
Phone
(949) 749-1900
Website
https://wildrivers.com/
General directions
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Take Metrolink’s Orange County Line or Inland Empire-Orange County Line to Irvine Station

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Collin M.

Collin is a Grad on Career Track working in Metrolink’s planning and development department. He previously attended the University of California, San Diego where he earned his bachelor’s degree in urban planning. Collin is a SoCal native who grew up in the San Fernando Valley, and in his free time, he enjoys skateboarding, Mauy Thai training, and making art.