Paradise Beach Waterpark 2026 Season: Reopening Dates, New Rides, and Pass Rates
Following ownership transitions and guest feedback audits over recent operating cycles, management implemented direct guest policy updates aimed at safety and transit flow. The front plaza features designated security screening checkpoints operating advanced non-invasive detection scanners.
Strict water park bag check rules require all backpacks, beach bags, and diaper totes to pass visual inspections before entry. Prohibited items include glass containers, alcoholic beverages, sharp objects, portable speakers, and large hard-sided storage chests. Clear tote bags are strongly encouraged to accelerate the screening queue.
The revised outside food and cooler policy permits guests to bring factory-sealed bottled water (up to one liter per person), formula and baby food, and medically necessary snacks in small soft-sided coolers no larger than 12x12x10 inches. Outside fast food, catered meals, and full-sized barbecue spreads remain strictly prohibited. Shaded pavilions positioned just outside the admission gates provide open picnic tables for families who prefer bringing packed lunches from home.
For guests seeking reserved comfort, private cabana rental fees have been adjusted with tiered amenities:
Standard shade cabanas start at $99, $149 per day, accommodating up to six people with padded lounge chairs, a personal lockbox, and complimentary water bottles. Premium VIP cabanas, ranging from $179, $249 per day, include ceiling fans, mini-refrigerators, flat-screen satellite televisions, and dedicated food-and-beverage servers throughout the afternoon.
