6 parks in Oklahoma with outdoor water-park areas, from 5 operators. Outdoor and indoor-plus-outdoor water parks. Outdoor areas are seasonal; many close after Labor Day or by early October and publish next season’s dates in spring.
Lazy River and Wild Rapids are closed for scheduled maintenance September 28 to October 14; other indoor attractions stay open. Resort water park in Oklahoma City with a year-round indoor park and a seasonal outdoor beach park. Hotel guests get passes included, and non-guests can buy day or evening passes.
Day passes vary by date
View park detailsCity-run outdoor water park in Wacker Park, Pauls Valley, with a lazy river, a slide and a children's play structure. It opens in summer only, and daily admission is priced by height.
$9 (48 in+), $6 under 48 in
View park detailsThe park says it is closed for the 2026 season and will reopen in 2027. City-owned outdoor aquatic center in Edmond, Oklahoma, with two long water slides, a current channel and a water playground. Daily admission is sold; it is closed for the 2026 season.
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View park detailsThe published 2026 season ended September 7, 2026. Check the official calendar for the next season. Outdoor city water park in Muskogee with water slides, a lazy river and beach areas. It runs a summer season from late May to Labor Day, with season passes sold.
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View park detailsSix Flags water park in Oklahoma City, a few minutes from Frontier City. Admission is by daily ticket or season pass; 2027 passes also cover 2026 visits.
Daily tickets; season passes from $65
View park detailsWater park inside the Six Flags Frontier City theme park in Oklahoma City. Entry comes with a Frontier City park ticket; there is no separate water park ticket.
Included with Frontier City ticket
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