Pay ‘n Play wristband allows you to keep your wallet locked safely away while still being able to make purchases within the park. The Pay ‘n Play wristband allows for a faster and more convenient checkout.
There is no minimum for what you can add to your Pay ‘n Play wristband. Values that can be added but not limited to include, $5, $10, $25, $50, $75 & $100.
If your Pay ‘n Play wristband is lost or stolen, please notify an employee immediately. We will be able to transfer the value from the lost or stolen wristband to a new one. A $10 fee may apply, we are not responsible for replacing any value spent while the wristband was lost or stolen.
You can add value to as many wristbands as you want in the same transaction. However, only one wristband can be linked to a cashless value account. Ex. You cannot have 4 bracelets using the same $100, but you can however load each of the 4 bracelets with $25.
Pay ‘n Play is available for purchase at the Ticket Office, Season Pass Office, Guest Relations and Online.
No, there is not fee to add value to Pay ‘n Play wristbands at the park. However, there is a processing fee for any online purchases.
Yes, you can transfer the value from the gift card to your Pay ‘n Play, or Season Pass wristband.
Pay ‘n Play is available to both day tickets guests and Season Passholders. If you do not have a Season Pass wristband, you can purchase and store money on Pay ‘n Play wristband or gift card.
Paying with the Pay ‘n Play wristband, a gift card or your loaded Season Pass is easy. When the cashier asks for payment, you will let them know that you would like to pay with a wristband, and then they will have you tap your wristband. If the full amount is available it will process for the full amount, if a partial amount is available you can choose to make a partial payment with Pay ‘n Play value and another payment method. Your wristband can be reloaded at the Ticket Office, Season Pass Office, Guest Relations the Gift Shop and Online.
There is a $10 replacement fee for any lost or stolen wristbands.
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!
