Cedar Point Shores



Water Park:Cedar Point Shores (since 2017)
Soak City (since 1988 - 2016)
Address:1 Cedar Point Dr.
Sandusky, OH 44870
https://www.sixflags.com/cedarpoint
Operated by:Six Flags


Cedar Point Shores sits right next to Cedar Point on the shore of Lake Erie. The water park originally opened in 1988 as Soak City and continued to grow over the years before taking on its current name in 2017.

The lineup includes tube slides, body slides, a mat racer, two river attractions, and a large wave pool. Some of the standout attractions are Point Plummet, Riptide Raceway, and Lake Erie Nor’Easter, along with plenty of areas aimed at families and younger guests.

What really sets Cedar Point Shores apart is the setting. Lake Erie is right next door, while Magnum XL-200 runs straight through the water park. It gives the place a backdrop that is hard to find anywhere else.

 

Reviews

The Shores of Cedar Point



 
 
 

Highlights of the Water Park

 




 

Point Plummet

The drop door speed slides

 


 

Storm Surge

Family Raft Slide

 



Michigan’s Adventure



Theme Park:Michigan's Adventure (since 1988)
Deer Park Funland (1972 - 1987)
Deer Park (1956 - 1971)
Address:1198 W Riley-Thompson Rd
Muskegon, MI 49445
https://miadventure.enchantedparks.com
Operated by:Enchanted Parks


Michigan’s Adventure in Muskegon, Michigan, first opened in 1956 as a small animal park called Deer Park. Over the years, it gradually grew into a traditional American amusement park and has carried its current name since 1988. WildWater Adventure was added in 1990 and sits right next to the amusement park.

Shivering Timbers is easily the standout coaster, joined by two more wooden coasters with Wolverine Wildcat and Zach’s Zoomer. Thunderhawk, Corkscrew, and one of the relatively rare Arrow Dynamics Mad Mouse coasters round out the lineup, along with plenty of classic rides and water attractions.

The combination of the amusement park and WildWater Adventure is a big part of what makes Michigan’s Adventure stand out. Together, they offer a varied day filled with coasters, classic rides, and plenty of ways to cool off.

 
Reviews

Shiver Me Timbers!


 
 
 

Highlights of the Theme Park

 




 

Corkscrew

The classic upside down ride

 


 

Grand Rapids

The nice rapids ride

 


 

Mad Mouse

A wild coaster

 


 

Shivering Timbers

The airtime coaster

 


 

Wolverine Wildcat

A nice wooden coaster

 


 

Zach’s Zoomer

The family coaster

 


Superior Shores



Water Park:Superior Shores (since 2026)
Soak City (1999 - 2025)
Whitewater Country (1983 - 1998)
Address:1 Valley Fair Dr.
Shakopee, MN 55379
https://valleyfair.enchantedparks.com
Operated by:Enchanted Parks


Superior Shores is the water park located directly inside Valleyfair in Shakopee, Minnesota. Its history dates back to 1983, when the first water slides opened here. Over the years, the water park became Whitewater Country, later Soak City and eventually the Superior Shores of today.

The park offers a varied selection of slides, ranging from fast body and drop-floor slides to tube, mat racing and family rafting attractions. Lighthouse Landing features several different slides from one large tower, while Breakers Bay and the Ripple Rapids lazy river offer a more relaxing change of pace. There are also several areas designed for younger visitors.

What makes Superior Shores particularly interesting is its mix of older and more modern attractions. Parts of the water park have developed over several decades, while newer slides add plenty of variety to the lineup. With admission already included with Valleyfair, the water park is also easy to combine with a day of roller coasters and rides next door.

 
Reviews

Soaking Up the Thrills


 
 
 

Highlights of the Water Park

 




 

Great Lake Launchers and Superior Plunge

Speed and kamikaze slides

 


 

Fall River Run

A very daring family raft slide

 



 
 

Past Highlights of the Water Park

 





 

Panic Falls

A bunch of great body slides