Can I purchase a Season Pass with my Pay ‘n Play?
Yes, the Pay ‘n Play amount can be used like cash and therefore can be used to purchase anything at the park
Yes, the Pay ‘n Play amount can be used like cash and therefore can be used to purchase anything at the park
Pay ‘n Play wristbands are non-refundable, but you can transfer your stored value from one wristband to another at Guests Relations
Wristband and Season Passholders can check and add value to their balance online if the account is registered. You may also bring in your Play ‘n Pay wristband, gift card and your loaded Season Pass to the Ticket Office, the Season Pass Office, Guest Relations, and the Gift Shop to find the current balance.
No, but gift cards will expire after 5 years.
Teachers who have 10 or more students complete the reading goal, will also receive one ticket. Only one ticket will be rewarded to each teacher, even if they have multiple classes complete the goal. *Homeschool educators with less than 10 students are not eligible to earn a teacher ticket. The teacher ticket is intended to reward teachers with whole classes (or whole schools) for their administrative work.
Roaring Springs, and the waterpark industry, recognize the importance of maintaining a family friendly atmosphere. The park does not allow G-strings or thongs, as stated on our signage.  If we see or a guest reports someone wearing a G-string or thong, we will ask them to cover up or put on a more modest swimsuit. However, cheeky swimsuits, which have been a popular swimsuit style for the past several years and are sold at the department stores, are different than G-strings or thongs because they have 3 or more inches of fabric. It is a difficult balance to achieve, with this style of swimwear being so pervasive in the market, but we are monitoring it. Also, no belts, buckles, chains or jeans are allowed as they can damage the slides.
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Please visit this link to report your lost item and we will let you know whether or not we find it. Due to limited storage we hold items for seven days.
No, we do not rent out towels but do have some available for purchase in the Gift Shop!
Individuals who ARE VACCINATED don’t have to wear masks. Individuals who are NOT VACCINATED are strongly recommended to wear masks to enter & move about the park, in food & attraction lines, and in restrooms. Masks are not necessary when seated to eat & drink, or where social distancing is possible. Disposable face masks and shields are available for purchase for $1 at Roaring Springs ticket booth.
No, the overall capacity of Roaring Springs will not be limited since it is a large, outdoor venue where families have the ability to socially distance.
Okay, so it’s not always easy making a call on whether or not to open a waterpark based on the weather forecast… especially not in Idaho!
Our management team had to decide on Monday whether or not to open for our final Saturday & Sunday (Sept 18-19). The forecast was unseasonably cool at that time.
A lot goes into properly and safely opening a waterpark, including scheduling staff, ordering food, heating and treating the water, and much more. It basically takes five days of preparations.
Despite the fact that Saturday’s forecast has now improved (87 and windy on Saturday, and 60 and rainy on Sunday), we unfortunately cannot reverse course to open on Saturday.
We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.
We thank you for an amazing 2021 waterpark season, and are excited to see you on opening day, May 7, 2022!