Water parks

Knott’s Soak City

Buena Park, California, United States

About Knott’s Soak City

Knott's Soak City, situated in Buena Park, California, offers a seasonal aquatic getaway owned and operated by Cedar Fair. This water park stands adjacent to the renowned Knott's Berry Farm, occupying a space of 13 acres east of the main parking lot and Independence Hall replica. Since its inception on June 17, 2000, Knott's Soak City has been a haven for water park enthusiasts of all ages. With a plethora of attractions, Knott's Soak City ensures a thrilling experience for visitors. From the heart-pounding drops of Old Man Falls to the family-friendly fun of Gremmie Lagoon, there's something for everyone. Guests can race down Banzai Falls or explore the Beach House, where interactive water guns and surprise dumps from a massive bucket await. One of the park's highlights is the Shore Break, a multi-slide complex introduced in 2017, offering exhilarating capsule slides and dueling tube slides. For those seeking relaxation, the Sunset River provides a leisurely float along its 1,780-foot-long lazy river. Meanwhile, adrenaline junkies can brave the Tidal Wave Bay, a massive wave pool boasting 750,000 gallons of aquatic excitement. The Wedge, another addition in 2017, promises an adrenaline-packed ride as guests navigate twists, turns, and surprise drops. Meanwhile, Malibu Run offers four adventurous slides, and Laguna Storm Water Tower features three enclosed slides for a thrilling experience. Safety is a priority at Knott's Soak City, with height requirements and life vest regulations ensuring a secure environment for all visitors. Whether you're seeking heart-pounding thrills or laid-back relaxation, Knott's Soak City promises an unforgettable aquatic adventure for the whole family.

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