Island H2O Water Park is having a half-price sale on its 2023 season passes for a limited time. The attraction also will include the rest of 2022 with this deal, which expires Sept. 5.
The passes are sold for $54.99 per person during this period. The usual price is $109.99.
There are no block-out dates with the passes, but the attraction’s online calendar indicates that it’s not open every day. The next Monday-Thursday open dates are in late November. The schedule for 2023 is not posted.
Other benefits of the park’s season passes are a free “friend ticket” to be used in 2022 and another one in 2023 that must be used by May 29. Passholders also get a free souvenir refillable drink bottle next year.
The park includes raft and tube rides with plunges, a lazy river, splash areas, a 21-and-up pool and more watery options.
Island H2O Water Park is located on West U.S. 192 in Kissimmee and is adjacent to Sunset Walk and the Margaritaville Resort.
For pass purchases, go to islandh2owaterpark.com.
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