Myrtle Waves Water Park 2026: Tickets, Hours & Discounts

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Myrtle Beach • South Carolina • 2026 trip planner

Plan Myrtle Waves around the ticket that actually fits your beach vacation

Myrtle Waves Water Park sits at 3000 Mr. Joe White Avenue in Myrtle Beach. The park mixes big body slides, tube rides, a FlowRider, a large wave pool, lazy river and two useful areas for smaller children.

The confusing part is not finding water rides. It is deciding between a full-day ticket, twilight admission, a seven-day pass, season pass, military rate or group rate while also checking whether the kids are tall enough for the slides they have been talking about all week.

3000 Mr. Joe White Ave 843-913-9250 22 slides & attractions stated by park 1.2 million gallons stated by park

Myrtle Waves 2026: the quick answer

Current online general admission is $49.99 + tax for guests over 48 inches and $39.99 + tax for guests under 48 inches. Age 2 and under is free. The park also sells a military/senior rate, twilight tickets, a seven-consecutive-day pass and 2026 season passes.

Over 48″ online $49.99 Regular price shown as $54.99
Under 48″ online $39.99 Regular price shown as $44.99
Age 2 & under Free Current admission rule
Military / 55+ $44.99 Purchase at park + tax
Weeklong pass $84.99 7 consecutive days + tax
Splash Pass $129.99 2026 season + tax
Do not assume today’s hours from a search result. Myrtle Waves uses several hour blocks during the season, including 11 AM–5 PM, 10 AM–5 PM, 10 AM–6 PM and 10 AM–8 PM. Check the exact calendar date before leaving your hotel or condo.

Start with the decision your group is actually making

“We are going once”

Buy online before arrival if the current $49.99/$39.99 prices remain lower than gate pricing for your party.

“We only have an afternoon”

Check the exact closing time, then compare the three-hour twilight ticket. A short park day feels very different when closing is 5 PM versus 8 PM.

“We are in Myrtle Beach all week”

Compare the $84.99 seven-day pass before buying a second full-price adult ticket.

“We have military, senior or group eligibility”

Use the official rate that matches your party before searching coupon sites. The verified discount can be better than an unconfirmed promo code.

Myrtle Waves Water Park tickets and admission prices

The important detail is that admission is not priced by age alone. The main general-admission split is based on whether the guest is over or under 48 inches tall.

General Admission: Over 48″

$49.99 online Plus tax. Current regular price is displayed as $54.99.

General Admission: Under 48″

$39.99 online Plus tax. Current regular price is displayed as $44.99.

Age 2 and Under

Free Free admission does not remove attraction supervision or ride restrictions.

Senior 55+ / Military

$44.99 Plus tax. Currently listed under purchase-at-park admission.

Twilight: Over 48″

$39.99 Plus tax. Starts three hours before closing and is purchased in park.

Twilight: Under 48″

$34.99 Plus tax. Three-hour late-day ticket purchased in park.

Twilight Senior / Military

$34.99 Plus tax. Begins three hours before the day’s posted closing time.

Weeklong Daily Pass

$84.99 Plus tax. Valid for seven consecutive days.

FlowRider Unlimited Upgrade

$9.99 Plus tax. Check rider eligibility before paying for the upgrade.

Passholder Guest Ticket

$29.99 Plus tax. Current season pass benefit allows up to six guests per visit.
Simple savings: current online general admission is $5 below the displayed regular price for both over-48-inch and under-48-inch guests. For a family of four buying eligible online tickets, that difference can add up before you even look for a coupon.
Weather and refunds: current ticket terms say all sales are final. Myrtle Waves states there are no refunds, including when inclement weather causes an early closure.

Myrtle Waves military discount, coupons and the discounts worth checking

Searches for a “Myrtle Waves coupon” often lead to old deal pages, vacation brochures and promo-code sites. A better order is to check the discounts the park itself currently publishes, then compare anything else against that price.

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Military admission

$44.99 + tax

The 2026 ticket page lists Senior Age 55+ / Military admission at the park. The same page lists a $34.99 military/senior twilight ticket.

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Buy general admission online

Save $5

The displayed online prices are currently $5 below the listed regular prices for both main height categories.

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Three-hour twilight

From $34.99

This can work for a late beach-day visit, but it only gives you three hours before closing. Check that day’s hours first.

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Groups of 15+

$34.99

Current pre-booked group waterpark admission is $34.99 + tax per person, with advance-booking conditions.

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Season-pass guest rate

$29.99

Current Splash Pass benefits include discounted guest admission for up to six guests per visit.

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Generic coupon code

No general public 2026 coupon code was verified on the official Myrtle Waves pages reviewed for this guide. Do not plan the budget around a code until the checkout accepts it.

Military tip: because the military rate is currently listed as an in-park purchase, bring the identification or eligibility documentation the park requires. If eligibility rules matter to your group, call before driving rather than assuming a third-party ticket seller follows the same process.
Coupon-search tip: compare the final price, not the word “discount.” A $5 online saving, twilight rate, group rate or weeklong pass can be more useful than an old coupon with narrow dates or extra conditions.

Myrtle Waves passes: when the 7-day or season pass makes sense

Vacation pass

Weeklong Daily Pass

$84.99 7 consecutive days + tax

For an over-48-inch guest, two current $49.99 online day tickets total $99.98 before tax. The weeklong pass is already $14.99 lower before tax if you know you will visit twice during that seven-day window.

2026 season

Splash Pass

$129.99 Plus tax

Includes 2026 Myrtle Waves admission plus published passholder perks such as guest savings, three bring-a-friend opportunities, retail, cabana and food discounts, early entry and free parking.

Two attractions

Race and Splash Pass

$274.98 Plus tax

Combines Myrtle Waves with a Broadway Grand Prix season pass that includes eligible go-karts, kids rides, bumper cars and mini golf.

Admission-only math families should do before buying

One over-48″ visit: $49.99

A Splash Pass at $129.99 does not make sense purely for one general-admission day.

Two online visits: $99.98

On admission alone, two current online over-48-inch day tickets still cost less than the $129.99 Splash Pass.

Three online visits: $149.97

By the third current-price over-48-inch online visit, the $129.99 Splash Pass becomes cheaper on admission alone before tax.

About “pays for itself” claims: the official season-pass page markets the pass as paying for itself in less than two visits. Based strictly on the current $49.99 online general-admission price, admission-only math reaches the break-even point later. Passholder food, cabana, guest, friend, parking and retail benefits may change the value for your household, so price the benefits you will really use.
Best Myrtle Beach vacation value: if you are staying for a week and only want two waterpark days, the $84.99 weeklong pass deserves a serious look before jumping to the $129.99 season pass.

Myrtle Waves Water Park hours: check the date, not just the season

The park says Myrtle Waves is generally open from mid-May through mid-September. That is useful for rough vacation planning, but it is not enough for deciding what time to leave your hotel.

11 AM–5 PM

One of the operating-hour blocks shown on the official 2026 calendar.

10 AM–5 PM

Another published calendar block used on selected dates.

10 AM–6 PM

A longer full-day block that gives families more room for lunch and repeat rides.

10 AM–8 PM

Extended hours appear on selected dates. Do not assume every Friday or weekend has the same closing time.

Twilight math depends on closing time: twilight admission begins three hours before the park closes. On a 5 PM closing day, that means a much shorter afternoon than on an 8 PM closing day.
Do this the morning of your visit: open the official park calendar again, even if you checked it when booking the hotel. Seasonal hours and operating days can change.

Myrtle Waves Water Park photos and reviews: what they are useful for

Photos are most useful for understanding the layout, shade, stairs, slide scale and whether an attraction feels right for your family. The official attraction and cabana pages show park images, while Tripadvisor currently displays a large traveler-photo collection.

Tripadvisor snapshot checked for this guide 3.3/5 613 public reviews were displayed when checked. Scores and counts can change as new reviews are posted.
Positive theme: ride variety

Some visitors specifically praise the number of activities and the ability to get through many attractions when lines are moving well.

Positive theme: mixed ages

Public reviews and the park layout both point to a mix of big slides, kids areas, wave pool and lazy river rather than one single ride style.

Complaint theme: cleanliness

Some recent reviewers report cleanliness concerns. These are individual visitor reports, not independently verified operating conditions.

Complaint theme: weather frustration

Refund and lightning complaints appear in public reviews. The official policy is clearer than the reviews: sales are final and there are no rain checks.

How to read reviews without getting misled: one great or terrible visit does not describe every operating day. Use reviews for recurring patterns such as queues, hot walking surfaces, food waits or cleanliness, then use official pages for tickets, rules, ride restrictions and weather policy.
Photo tip: when looking at Myrtle Waves photos, pay attention to the amount of shade around the area where your family expects to spend the most time. A toddler family near Bubble Bay has different comfort needs than teens who will spend most of the day climbing slide towers.

Myrtle Waves height requirements: measure kids before promising a ride

The admission threshold and the slide threshold are not the same thing. A child can qualify for one ticket category and still be too short for several attractions.

42″+ Most slides The official FAQ states riders must be taller than 42 inches for slides generally.
48″+ Rockin’ Ray Double riders only. Strict combined weight limit of 400 pounds.
42″+ Riptide Rockets Open-flume body speed slide.
42″+ Super Chute Weak or non-swimmers should not participate; lifejackets are recommended.
42″+ Thunderbolt Parallel body speed slides.
42″+ Turbo Twisters High-intensity enclosed dark body slides.
42″+ Arooba Tooba Enclosed tube ride into a bowl-funnel.
42″+ Snake Mountain Three serpentine inner-tube slides.
42″+ Night Flight Single-rider enclosed mat slide.
42″+ Wild Water Racer Head-first racing mat slide.
42″+ Tsunami FlowRider Minimum to boogie board.
45″ max Bubble Bay Reserved for children 45 inches and under.
Under 36″ Lazy River Guests under 36 inches must be accompanied by a supervising companion.
All heights Ocean in Motion Wave pool is listed for guests of all ages/heights; weak swimmers should consider lifejackets.
All heights Saturation Station Some guests must be accompanied when they cannot safely enter, sit or exit independently.
Weight matters too: the official FAQ says slides have a 250-pound weight restriction. Arooba Tooba and Snake Mountain list a 250-pound single-rider limit and 400-pound double-rider limit. Rockin’ Ray has a strict 400-pound combined limit.
Parent tip: measure children in bare feet before vacation. Being “about 42 inches” is not a plan when the ride attendant is using the posted height marker.

14 named Myrtle Waves attraction areas to know before you go

The park describes itself as having 22 slides and attractions. Several named attractions contain multiple slide lanes or individual slides, so the number of named attraction areas is smaller than the total slide-and-attraction count.

01

Riptide Rockets

Open-flume body speed slide for single riders. Minimum 42 inches.

02

Super Chute

Enclosed body slide with a short vertical drop into deeper water. Minimum 42 inches.

03

Thunderbolt Speed Slides

Two parallel body speed slides ending in a shallow catch pool.

04

Turbo Twisters

Three enclosed dark speed slides with a more intense ride feel.

05

Rockin’ Ray

Double-tube half-pipe ride. Minimum 48 inches and 400-pound combined limit.

06

Arooba Tooba

Tube ride that exits into a large bowl before the center drop.

07

Snake Mountain

Python, Water Moccasin and King Cobra serpentine tube-slide routes.

08

Night Flight

Single-rider enclosed mat slide in a dark tube.

09

Wild Water Racer

Four-person head-first mat race for riders at least 42 inches tall.

10

Tsunami FlowRider

Artificial sheet-wave experience with a separate unlimited-rides upgrade.

11

Ocean in Motion

Large wave pool with depth ranging from zero to about six feet.

12

Lazy River

330,000-gallon gentle-current tube river for a slower break.

13

Bubble Bay

7,000-square-foot leisure pool designed around toddlers and children 45 inches and under.

14

Saturation Station

Interactive play structure with three open body slides and a waterfall bucket.

Best route for mixed ages: do not drag toddlers to the bottom of every thrill-slide tower. Let taller riders handle a focused slide block while smaller children use Bubble Bay or Saturation Station, then regroup for the wave pool or lazy river.

Myrtle Waves with toddlers, younger kids, teens and non-riders

Toddlers

Make Bubble Bay the base

Bubble Bay is reserved for children 45 inches and under and has shallow water ranging from roughly six to eighteen inches.

Small kids

Use Saturation Station

Three open body slides and an interactive play structure give smaller guests something more active without joining the full-size slide circuit.

Teens

Start with the height-dependent rides

Rockin’ Ray, Turbo Twisters, Arooba Tooba, Snake Mountain, Wild Water Racer and FlowRider are more likely to drive the teen itinerary.

Non-riders

Plan comfort, not just rides

Shade, seating, a cabana, food access and the family meeting point matter more than being parked beside the tallest slide tower.

Lost-child planning: the park specifically recommends choosing a family meeting point and showing younger children where Guest Services is located. Do that when everyone is still dry and paying attention.

Tsunami FlowRider: pay for it only if someone will use it repeatedly

Minimum height

42″

The official FlowRider page lists a 42-inch minimum to boogie board.

Unlimited ride upgrade

$9.99

The main ticket page currently lists the unlimited FlowRider upgrade at $9.99 + tax.

Stand-up riding

The official page says stand-up board use is available when the FlowRider is privately rented rather than through the normal boogie-board operation.

Skip the upgrade when: the family is arriving late, the rider is barely tall enough and unsure about trying it, or your children mainly want the wave pool, lazy river and slides. Ten dollars is good value only when someone actually wants repeat attempts.

Myrtle Waves cabanas: current price ranges and who benefits most

Cabanas are comfort purchases, not admission packages. General admission is separate. Online cabana reservations generally need to be made at least 24 hours ahead; day-of rentals are handled in the park at Tropical Trading Post.

Up to 20 guests

Luau Lounge

$274.99–$294.99 Price varies by weekday, weekend, Friday and July rules.

Large shaded setup overlooking Saturation Station with seating, mini fridge, storage and water.

Up to 8

King Cabana

$214.99–$234.99 Current published range.

Screened cabana overlooking the Lazy River with fan, seating, mini fridge and storage locker.

Up to 12

Big Kahuna Luxury

$194.99–$214.99 Current published range.

Shaded option overlooking Ocean in Motion or Bubble Bay.

Up to 8

Hula Hut

$174.99–$194.99 Current published range.

Locations overlook the wave pool, Saturation Station or Wild Water Racer.

Up to 8

Saturation Cabana

$139.99–$159.99 Current published range.

Designed around families spending substantial time near Saturation Station.

Up to 2

Poolside Cabana

$74.99–$84.99 Current published range.

Shaded poolside chair rental overlooking Bubble Bay or Saturation Station.

Cabana refund rule: Myrtle Waves states cabanas are non-refundable and are not eligible for rain checks. Waterpark admission is not included.
Do not arrive late: current cabana terms say check-in must be completed by 1 PM to avoid cancellation of the reservation. Date-change requests need at least 48 hours and are not guaranteed.
Who should pay for one? The strongest case is a large party, grandparents who need dependable shade, a toddler family staying all day, or a group that will actually use the private base. Two adults doing a short twilight visit probably do not need a $200+ cabana.

Food, water bottles, lockers, tubes and same-day reentry

Outside food

Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the waterpark.

Water bottle

The FAQ allows one water bottle per person.

Picnic area

A picnic area is available outside the main entrance for food you bring yourself.

Reentry

Same-day reentry is available. See admissions staff for a reentry band before leaving.

Lockers

Locker rentals are available and can be paid for using cash or credit/debit cards.

Ride tubes

Courtesy tubes are provided for slides that require them. Personal flotation devices are restricted except approved life jackets.

Food inside Myrtle Waves

Island Cafe

Current menu descriptions include chicken tenders, burgers, hot dogs, fried chicken sandwiches, salads and pizza. Mobile ordering is promoted by the park.

Snack stops

Sharkey’s Snack Shack lists items such as pretzels, nachos, walking tacos, popcorn, ICEEs and Dippin’ Dots.

Wave-pool area

Tsunami Grill, Tropical Cantina and the Tiki Hut provide additional food or adult-beverage options depending on current operations.

Budget-family move: if you prefer bringing lunch, use the outside picnic area and get a reentry band rather than packing a cooler that will be stopped at bag check.
Bag-check reminder: the park says bags are checked before entry. Review the current FAQ before packing food, glass, personal flotation devices or goggles you expect to wear on slides.

Myrtle Waves accessibility details that are actually published

Zero-depth wave-pool entry

The park lists step-free zero-depth entry at Ocean in Motion Wave Pool.

Accessible pool chair

An accessible pool chair is listed for Bubble Bay and the Activity Pool. Ask a lifeguard or Guest Services for assistance with the equipment.

Accessible bridge

A wheelchair- and mobility-device-accessible bridge is located near Saturation Station.

Not every ride is accessible in the same way. Myrtle Waves says individual attractions have manufacturer and park safety requirements. Guests need to be able to safely enter, ride and exit independently or with help from a companion where allowed.
Before paying: if a specific transfer, mobility device, medical accommodation or pool-access need determines whether your family can use the park, call Guest Services before buying non-refundable tickets.

Myrtle Beach weather, lightning and the no-refund policy

Rain

Rain by itself does not automatically close Myrtle Waves slides.

Thunder and lightning

Attractions are temporarily closed when thunder and lightning create unsafe conditions.

All-day bad weather

The park reserves the right not to open when poor weather is expected for the entire day.

The policy to understand before paying: all sales are final. Myrtle Waves states there are no refunds and no rain checks.
Myrtle Beach vacation tip: if thunderstorms are forecast for the afternoon and your schedule is flexible, compare another vacation day before buying. A beach vacation gives you more date flexibility than a local visitor who only has one free Saturday.

Groups, reunions, teams and birthday planning

15+ guests

Pre-booked group admission

$34.99

Plus tax per person. A group requires at least 15 people and must be booked at least 24 hours ahead.

Group food

Meal option

$10.99

Plus tax. Current group meal options include several sandwiches, pizza, hot dog/corn dog and chicken items with fries and a drink.

100+ guests

All-you-can-eat buffet

$14.99

Plus tax per person. Food arrangements have longer booking lead times and deposit rules.

Booking rules: groups must pay in one transaction. Discounted meals and buffet arrangements need at least 48 hours’ advance booking and a non-refundable deposit.

Birthday parties

13 all-day wristbands

The current Splash Bash package includes 12 guests plus the birthday child free, along with a one-hour decorated party room, pizzas, drinks and birthday-child extras.

Book at least 48 hours ahead

A non-refundable deposit is required. Birthday guests need waterpark wristbands, and outside food/drink is generally prohibited apart from the allowed birthday cake.

The first 60 minutes: a less stressful Myrtle Waves start

Before opening

Get the boring tasks done

Have tickets ready, sunscreen on, water bottles packed correctly and every child measured before you reach the gate.

0–15 min

Locker + meeting point

Store valuables and show younger children Guest Services. Pick a reunion point before anyone walks toward a ride.

15–40 min

Do one priority ride block

Taller thrill riders should start with their must-do slide. Families with little kids should go directly to Bubble Bay or Saturation Station instead of wandering.

40–60 min

Regroup before splitting again

Meet, hydrate and decide whether the next hour is slides, FlowRider, lazy river, wave pool or food.

Why this works: most avoidable frustration comes from solving storage, ride-height arguments and “where did everyone go?” problems after the group is already wet and scattered.

How to plan a Myrtle Waves Water Park visit

Check the exact operating calendar

Confirm your visit date is open and note that day’s closing time. This controls whether a twilight ticket makes sense.

Compare full-day, twilight and weeklong admission

Do not automatically buy a regular day ticket if you are staying a week or only have three hours available.

Check military, senior, group or passholder pricing

Use verified eligibility-based savings before spending time searching generic coupon sites.

Measure every child who wants the slides

Most slides use a 42-inch minimum, while Rockin’ Ray uses 48 inches and Bubble Bay is reserved for children 45 inches and under.

Decide how lunch and valuables will work

Outside food stays outside the park, one water bottle per person is allowed, a picnic area is available outside, and lockers can hold valuables.

Choose a family meeting point

Show younger children Guest Services and agree where everyone meets after separate ride blocks.

Check Myrtle Beach weather again

Lightning can stop attractions and all ticket sales are final with no rain checks. Use a flexible vacation day when the forecast is poor.

Address, phone, parking and arrival details

Myrtle Waves Water Park

Address: 3000 Mr. Joe White Avenue, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Phone: 843-913-9250

Area: Myrtle Beach near Highway 17 Bypass

Parking The official FAQ says there is ample parking, including space for motor coaches.
Season-pass parking Free parking is listed as a 2026 season-pass benefit.
Reentry Available with a same-day reentry band from admissions.
Life jackets Provided throughout the park and encouraged for added water safety.
Lockers Available for valuables and personal items.
Guest Services Important family meeting and lost-child/lost-parent point.
Summer traffic: the park is not on the oceanfront. If you are leaving a Grand Strand hotel during a busy beach week, check the actual drive time instead of estimating from mileage.

Official Myrtle Waves sources to check before paying

Prices, calendar dates, cabana inventory and attraction operations can change during the season. These are the pages that should make the final decision for a live visit.

Independent guide: WaterParkUSA.org is not Myrtle Waves Water Park and does not sell tickets, issue refunds, verify military eligibility, control attraction operations or manage cabana reservations.

Myrtle Waves Water Park FAQs

How much are Myrtle Waves Water Park tickets in 2026?

Current official online pricing lists general admission at $49.99 + tax for guests over 48 inches and $39.99 + tax for guests under 48 inches. Children age 2 and under are free. Military/senior, twilight, weeklong and season-pass options are also available.

Does Myrtle Waves offer a military discount?

Yes. The official 2026 ticket page lists Senior Age 55+ / Military admission at $44.99 + tax when purchased at the park. The Senior/Military twilight price is currently $34.99 + tax and starts three hours before closing.

Are there Myrtle Waves coupon codes?

No generic public 2026 coupon code was verified on the official pages reviewed for this guide. Verified savings include lower online general admission, military/senior admission, twilight tickets, the seven-day pass, group pricing and season-pass guest discounts.

What are Myrtle Waves Water Park hours?

Hours depend on the date. The official 2026 calendar uses hour blocks including 11 AM–5 PM, 10 AM–5 PM, 10 AM–6 PM and 10 AM–8 PM. Myrtle Waves says the season generally runs from mid-May through mid-September. Always check your exact date.

What are the Myrtle Waves height requirements?

The official FAQ says most slides require riders to be taller than 42 inches. Rockin’ Ray requires at least 48 inches. Bubble Bay is reserved for children 45 inches and under. Lazy River, wave pool and play-area rules differ from the main slide requirements.

How much is the Myrtle Waves 2026 season pass?

The 2026 Splash Pass is currently listed at $129.99 + tax. The Race and Splash Pass, combining Myrtle Waves and Broadway Grand Prix season access, is listed at $274.98 + tax.

Can I bring food into Myrtle Waves?

Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the waterpark except one water bottle per person. A picnic area is available outside the main entrance, and you can ask admissions for a same-day reentry band.

Does Myrtle Waves give refunds when the weather is bad?

No. Rain alone does not automatically close slides, but thunder and lightning can temporarily close attractions. Myrtle Waves states all sales are final with no refunds and no rain checks.

Is Myrtle Waves good for toddlers?

Yes. Bubble Bay is a 7,000-square-foot leisure pool for children 45 inches and under, while Saturation Station offers interactive water play and three smaller body slides. Parents still need to follow all posted supervision rules.

Where can I see Myrtle Waves photos and reviews?

Official Myrtle Waves attraction and cabana pages contain park photos. Tripadvisor also publishes traveler photos and public reviews. Use reviews for visitor experiences, but use the official park for current pricing, hours, height limits and operating policies.

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