Going to Texas waterparks? Here's what it will cost

If you're looking for ways to keep your family cool, you might be thinking about taking them to a waterpark. We're breaking down the ticket costs of those adventures, so you don't have to.

Pirates Bay Water Park in Baytown is also open with tickets at $25 on weekends and $20 during the week. Season passes are also available. Go to the Pirates Bay website for more.
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The Weekend Adventure Pass to Kemah Boardwalk, Pleasure Pier, and the Downtown Aquarium is available for $49.99 and runs through the summer on Friday through Sunday.

Schlitterbahn in Galveston is a great way to escape the summer heat and season passes pay off after three visits. A general admission ticket for anyone 12 and up is $52.99. Online passes are $144.99 which includes free parking, free tubes and you can bring in your own coolers.
If you plan on going more than once this summer, a summer pass is the way to go. That will cost you around $500 for the entire family, if you take advantage of their online discount.


Typhoon Texas is a popular waterpark in Katy. Season passes are $64.99. This includes 15 percent off in-park purchases and early entry.
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Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Splashtown has a new name and new fun with season passes starting at $65.99. This includes free parking and a free 'bring a friend pass' on certain days. It starts paying for itself after just two visits with daily admission going for $41.99. There are membership options starting at $6.60 a month offering discounts on in-park purchases too.


Big Rivers Waterpark & Adventures, located north of Kingwood, has a weekday special available only online. Ticket prices on Monday through Thursday is $16.48, which is 55% off regular admission. Weekend admission for those over 48" is $39.99 and for those under 48" is $34.99.

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