Island H2O Water Park

I recently took my wife to H2O Water Park in Kissimmee, and we had a blast! The park had a nice variety of slides and attractions that kept everyone entertained. I especially loved the lazy river—it was the perfect way for us all to relax for a bit. The park wasn’t too crowded when we went, which made it easy to find spots to set our things down and enjoy the day. The wave pool was another highlight; we spent quite a bit of time there splashing around. I also appreciated that there were plenty of places to grab snacks and drinks throughout the park. The staff seemed friendly and helpful, which always adds to the experience. Overall, H2O Water Park was a fun way to spend a day in the sun. It’s a great spot for families looking to enjoy some water fun without the overly hectic vibe of larger theme parks. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the area! We bought the annual pass so we will be back!

H2O Water Park in Kissimmee has become one of our favorite places to escape the Florida heat. We have season passes, and every summer we come here again and again — the atmosphere, the energy, the music, everything feels like a mini-vacation. The slides are fantastic, especially the Kamikaze — pure adrenaline! And I love that you can order food and drinks right to your lounge chair. Burgers, snacks, cold sodas — everything arrives fast and fresh. A perfect spot for families, couples, or anyone who wants a fun, carefree day under the sun. Five stars from us every time

I went to island H2O for Island nights, which is a specialty ticketed event. It was adults only at night and it was OK but overall, there were a few things they could do better. The kids area was blocked off and I think they really miss an opportunity with that because there isn’t really a lot of slides or at least not enough to handle the amount of people that were there. There was also not nearly enough tubes in the lazy river. The vibe was cute and the Dj was good and they also have a lot of area for photo ops

Had a wonderful time. Great for everyone 70 years old to 3 years old ... we rented a cabana for the day complete with server and a fridge with was very convenient....the server worked her butt off and did it with a smile...alcohol beverages were delicious...I recommend the lava flow....everything for the lazy river to the kiddies pool to the extreme slide was a blast.....great time with a big family

This place is awesome. The wait is never too long for any of the rides. It's just as fun as Aquatica except it's A LOT cheaper and they are open for much more time during the day and even at night on the weekends. Great place to take your family for sure. I bought a season pass because I knew I would go all summer, plus it let's me skip the $20 parking fee. You will need to pay $14 for a small locker each time you go if you want somewhere to put valuable items like your phone or car keys.

We had a great time. Smaller park but still had lots to do. Not crowded, which was a big plus. Wave pool was fun, but we wished there was a countdown clock between cycles. We'll return!

The kids loved the waterpark it was beautiful and had alot of rides and activities, the tickets are pretty affordable however, they definitely get their money back for the price of the food. I spent $40 for a burger and fries also an order of buffalo chicken ranch loaded fries and to Me personally I don’t think it was worth it, the food was not seasoned at all and it was cold, also I got a drink at the bar, which was $20 and it tasted straight like juice!!! I could barely taste any alcohol. I will not be buying any more drinks at the bar if I decide to return to the park, I did, however sneak in Liquor which I was able to get past security (so honestly, I don’t even know why I bought a drink from the bar) but for the most part, I had a good time and so did the kids and we’ll definitely be back but I will not be ordering from the bar, And hopefully they adjust their prices to make it more budget friendly for families and also add more varieties of foods

We were extremely disappointed with our experience at H2O Waterpark. On Friday, after checking in at Margaritaville, we went to H2O to start our first day of vacation. After waiting 20 minutes in line at a tent, we were redirected to the gate because we “weren’t in the right spot” for resort tickets. There were no signs or staff to guide us, which caused confusion. We were eventually let in at 5:12 PM and got a locker by 5:14 PM, taking a photo of the number to keep track. As soon as the kids went to the lazy river, we saw a foam party and called them over. The head of security and another staff member immediately told us we had to leave because it was a private event (red wristbands only). The female staff member initially said there was no way we could have been let in after 5 PM, but retracted when I tried to show her exactly who let us in. Not a single staff member had informed us of any of this before even though we walked through the security check, white tent, front gate, and store—all staffed areas. We requested a locker refund, but after waiting 20 more minutes, we were given only a small cut-out paper with no clear way to get our $27 back. Watching my children cry as we were forced to leave was heartbreaking and not how we wanted to start our vacation, especially after driving two hours to Orlando. The lack of signs, communication, and staff awareness made this experience extremely frustrating. The staff were rude and combative when asking us to leave, placing blame on us and showing no concern for our children. I normally do not leave negative reviews, but this situation was handled very poorly and left a lasting negative impression.

There are pros and cons to this water park. It's not too big where you'd lose your family, wait times are fairly reasonable (except for the family tubes and double rider green tube (idk their names). Food and refill prices are also decent. Now the cons...there are lots of bees and ants in the covered areas. They don't really do anything about line jumpers, though they could monitor the areas a lot better. They also don't do anything about people smoking weed in neighboring cabanas. This establishment is mainly run by high school students or fresh graduates who aren't assertive enough to deal with situations that arise to help manage poor behavior. The kiosks to accumulate points to cash in for incentives like snacks, ice cream, etc. I've been coming here with my family since it opened a few years ago and though there are improvements they've made for efficiency. Though we will come again this year (season passes), I honestly don't know if we will renew our passes again for next year.

This has been my favorite water park in Florida hands down. It is beautifully landscaped and clean. It has a ton of staff who actually seem to enjoy working there. We went on a Friday when kids were in school, and the park was basically empty. We got shaded seats to put our towels down, had a great time in the wave pool, loved the lazy river.. and the slides?! The green slide was one of my favorite slides in Orlando. It's amazing! The racing slides were fun too. We loved the trio of slides that are like a toilet bowl, a calm one, and then the red one was amazing! We rode all of the slides over and over and had less than a 5 min wait all day! My only complaint is that the food is ridiculously priced and doesn't taste great. We had a wonderful day and wouldn't hesitate to come back !! Edit: they also give you a watch to scan at each ride and you can buy things with the points you earn for riding!

Great value when bogo tickets are offered. The lazy river was just what the adults needed and the teens loved the slides. Wave pool is awesome. There is lots of seating and well stocked gift shop.

There are so many waterparks to choose from in Florida but if you want one that is clean, will keep you cool and is a lot of fun you should visit Island H20. Purchase your ticket online for a discount. I read countless reviews and everyone mentioned how clean this place is, they weren't lying. Honestly water parks give me the "ick" but I was blown away by the cleanness. I saw many staff cleaning. They have a wave pool, lazy River that is the perfect temperature. Multiple slides. I love that there aren't any deep areas here. So if your kids want to run around the park you as a parent don't have to worry as much. My kids had so much fun. They even got me in a few of the slides and I enjoyed myself. The food is very expensive but that is to be expected. I do like that they have a area just for adults and a bar. Drinks range from 10-14 dollars. A great way to spend the day. Worth a visit for sure

Was actually pretty surprised at the great family Easter deal they have going on, if you bought four passes each person get a single day use free guest pass! This water park was pretty decent. It had a good amount of slides for all age groups, a lazy river, and a wave pool. Very family friendly so it's great if you have a couple of little ones to bring. They have a specific pool for those 21+ that is conveniently located next to the bar. You get a bag check at the entrance of the park and they are strict on their list of restrictions, you can either take them back to your car or trash them! The park seemed very clean, there's a decent amount of lounging chairs in certain areas of the park, so getting there early is recommended to secure them. There's also really nice cabanas up for rental if you're not looking to scavenge around for chairs!

My family and I chose here for a birthday celebration and it was great. We all had a good time and enjoyed it from beginning to end. To begin with, parking was a breeze since we all purchased the season pass which allows us to park for free and get in for the rest of the year! Employees were friendly and guided us in the right direction and got us into the park as quick as possible. Security check was very thorough and they really emphasize the DO NOT BRING list they provide. No drinks, foods, toys, and much more were not allowed. I think the best part of this experience was the crowd. It really wasn't as crowded as we anticipated and we got on most rides in less than 10 Mins. Park hours were 10:30am-5pm and we were there open to close. My enjoyment for the park was the bar. Had so many tropical and fruity drinks to try from including an open bar for anything of your choice. The bartenders were great and helpful. Drinks average to about $13-16 depending what you get, but the bucket is $24 which is definitely a better buy. I ordered the tropical trio which was Soo delicious with rum and all juices mixed in one. I plan on being back and making use of my season pass , because I have until the end of the year !

Island H2O is the ultimate water park for families, especially those with children under 12. The cozy atmosphere and convenient facilities make it a hit with moms. To make the most of your visit, arrive early to secure a good spot and explore all the attractions. The kids' play area is delightful, offering a safe and relaxing environment. The slides are suitable for various age groups throughout the park, including designated adult lounge areas. Renting a cabana allows you to focus on enjoying the park under the intense Florida sun and frequent summer rains. The attentive hostess service and food deliveries ensure a pleasant experience. Island H2O's affordability makes splurging on a cabana a worthwhile treat. For budget-conscious visitors, bringing individually wrapped snacks or lunches is a smart tip. While coolers may be allowed, ensure they are appropriate for the group size and water needs. Don't forget to pack plenty of water, as the weather can get scorching hot.

We went here for the Independence Day. When you walk up they have ice cold water which was Smart Water. That was a great thought for them to have for the customers as walking from the parking area to check in. Once we got into the park it was crowded but they had enough lifeguards at each ride to assist if anyone needed help. Now we all know the prices for the food at parks are slightly high which is understandable however it was like every item was $13.99 plus $1 extra for the fries! No drink included or nothing so imagine a party of 8 total bill came up to. They do allow you to bring a small cooler that could hold possibly 6 small waters or 6 cans. Through it all we had a great time there. We really enjoyed ourselves.

Today after checking out from Margaritaville Resort, we headed over to Island H20. Previously purchased from when we made our initial booking with the resort was 4 tickets, they were half off. We ended up having to purchase a 5th ticket, which was full price of $64.99. Be sure to grab a coupon if you're staying at the resort for $5.00 off. A season pass is $69.99, season runs March-November. Single day ticket is $64.99. We opted to rent a cabana as we were already sun burnt from vacation. Cabanas are spread throughout the park. We opted for one near the toddler area as we'd be spending the majority of idle time in that area. They come in packages, each level costs a different amount. We opted to choose level 1, which came out to be approximately $215. Level 2 was in the $300s and level 3 was in $400s. Our cabana had a cooler with 5-12 waters, and the waters were contionous throughout our stay. We had a server, Nae, she was nice, and gave her opinion of what slides our party would most likely enjoy. We later learned, that our server was the ONLY one servicing all cabanas in both toddler, and kid areas. It took over an hour to get our check. When you initially order within the cabana for food, they take either your drivers license or debit card. Suggestion for management, have a server for each section of cabanas. It was ridiculous, and after being there for 4+ hours, we were getting quicly annoyed. Not at her, at the lack there of hands. My teenagers, throughougly enjoyed themselves on the red and blue drop slides, and the green family slide. The wave pool was nice, but didn't have many tube options. The lazy river was nice too. The toddler area was nice, but lots of sand and mulch in the water - which wasn't the most pleasant. But, my toddler, had the best time ever, literally we'd still be there if allowed. Toddler area has 6 slides (green, blue, purple, red, orange & yellow), a boat slide, water sprayers, water tables, 3 swings and just an area to tread/swim if want. There were 4 life guards in the toddler area. The kid area had a giant playground, the upper slides children have to be 40 iches tall. The bottom two slides (purple & yellow) - children have to be 32-35 inches tall. There were 3-4 lifeguards here too. Directly next to this was an area to play water basketball, rope/lily pad obstacle and a pool to wade in. Overall it was a nice day. Glad we saved it for our last day of vacation before heading home. It was nicely spaced out, and provided fun and enjoyment for my toddler, and 3 teenagers. Teenagers did say they were surprised there wasn't any weight limits on the family rides, as they felt like they were going to fly off the green slide they got so close to the edge. We'd come back simply because of the price, my toddler loved it and it's no where near as packed as other water parks in the area.

A great Christmas light display in the Orlando area The Kissimmee H20 Water Park is located on the southwest corner of 192 and 429. It is normally a popular destination known for its thrilling water rides and attractions. During the Christmas season, the water park changes into a winter wonderland with thousands of twinkling lights, festive decorations, and holiday-themed shows. The parking is across the street (south) of the entrance. Visitors to the Kissimmee H20 Water Park during the Christmas light display can expect a magical and enchanting experience. The park was beautifully illuminated with holiday lights, creating a dazzling and festive atmosphere. The light displays are set up throughout the park, so visitors can wander through the lights and enjoy the various displays. The water slide had a musical light show. There was an inflatable globe that people could get inside and get their picture taken by staff and there were regular shows with outdoor table seating by the wave pool. Visitors can enjoy live entertainment, festive food and drinks, and even meet Santa Claus himself. Overall, the Kissimmee H20 Water Park during the Christmas light display was a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Florida during the Christmas holiday season. With its beautiful light displays, festive atmosphere, and fun-filled activities, it's sure to be a memorable experience for the whole family.

Absolutely loved this park and you can go wrong with season passes for $59 with no blockout dates! The park was spacious and not overly crowded. We got a cabana which was around $250 and slightly high because I went on Mother's Day. It had a table for 4 and 2 lounge chairs. There was also a fridge stocked with water and a safe. The attendant was so pleasant and got everything we requested. The food was tasty and not to high in cost. Alcoholic drinks were very tasty and didn't just taste like alcohol. The water was just the right temp! Which most water parks is so cold so I was so happy to not cringe getting in. There's so much for little ones to do and I feel like the slides are as intimidating as other water parks. We really enjoyed the kiddie area are parents are welcomed to play too. Also the wave pool and lazy river were a blast! I honestly am looking forward to lots of trips during the summer!

My family had a great time here! It wasn't super busy we went on a Saturday. My only complaint is the hours, I feel like 10:30-5 is short hours for the amount of money you pay to visit. Also parking is $10 for basic parking.

I heard this waterpark was fairly new so I guess they still have a few things to figure out or adjust to. This park wasn't bad for the price we paid, we found really cheap deals on Groupon. There were several rides closed for whatever reason, but we had our hopes up for them. The lazy river is where we wanted to start at like we always do at waterparks, there was very minimal tubes to use so we went over to the wave pool instead. There was a sign outside the lazy river stating not to take the tubes out from there, once we got over to the wave pool, there were about 15 tubes in there and no one said anything about it, that was odd. Overall, seems as though it's a lower budget park, but the rides that were open are still fun to experience. The lines weren't long at all, not sure if it's always like that.

Not serious I bought two tickets under promotion of 4th of July with free parking and a cup and because I went yesterday said that I have to pay 39.99 to upgrade my tickets

I went with my family on the 4th of July and had a really bad experience at their shop. We all bought water shoes at the shop and wore them throughout the day. One of my shoes had issues with the inner sole. It broke and was so uncomfortable that I couldn't even walk so I went to the shop to ask for them to exchange them for me. They told me they could only return them and to wait for a supervisor to come process it. I waited for over 45 minutes for the supervisor and I considered just leaving and forgetting about the whole thing but the cashier insisted that I stay and wait for the supervisor because she was on the way. The supervisor finally showed up and she was really rude and unprofessional. She told me that there was nothing she could do because I had already worn them. I tried to explain to her that we bought 4 pairs and only one of my shoes broke and I only wanted an exchange because it was impossible for me to walk with them. She said no again, didn't apologize for the wait or the misunderstanding or offered any alternative. Now I believe she made us wait on purpose. She clearly has no customer service skills and she has no business being a manager. After we left the store, we tried to see her name tag but she was hiding it so we couldn't catch her name. We remember her name starting with A and ending with I or Y. We had a really good time up to this point. Upper management should be made aware of this business practice which will result on the loss of the water park clients. I will not be returning to a park that treats their customers like their time is not valuable and they don't matter.

Family had a great time! Clean, not too busy, reasonable and lots to do for all ages. One tip is the watches that collect points, you need 3000 minimum to get something (I think ice cream sandwich) which is a fun perk for the kids, we just didn't know

I'm not that big into water parks, but my sister invited me to celebrate my Godson and his cousin's birthdays. It was fun for all!! The food was surprisingly delicious! JANE was the cutest, most attentive, patient server ever! Scan your wristband for prizes when you download the app! HELPFUL HINT: Download the menus before hand because the service is not that great for the touchless menus.

I have to say I'm very disappointed in H2O. They have several soda machines and yet only ONE was working. Long lines at it. And none of their machines had ice. They don't allow you to bring in snacks, food or water (unless the water bottle is empty or new bottle unopened). Security will make you dump out or throw any liquids away at the gate. They want you to buy their reusable cups but yet don't provide enough machines to fill them. When they first opened a few years ago it was good. Staff is very scarce too walking around. Staff was unfriendly around the park with the exception of the person at guest relations. I'd rather spend more $ on a day ticket to Typhoon Lagoon, Blizzard Beach, Aquatica or any other waterpark than come back here. I walked up to Guest relations and was super nice to the woman in the booth (not a Karen) and let her know that all their machines were out of ice and soda. She said she'd let their food and beverage people know. That was 3 hours ago and still haven't done anything about it. DO BETTER H2O

Under rated! We picked up a flash sale for around $32 per person and decided to check it out. Parking was $10 and getting there at 9:30 AM before the rush helped us get a pretty close spot to the entrance. What made this park great, was the shade. Unlike Typhoon lagoon, which scorches your skin in the summer sun, this place had lots of shade to rest under at no cost. We found some great shade spots near the kids section and going out there. They allow one plastic bottle per person and if you have a baby, they allow baby food or similar dietary items. You can make a day out of this little park for about half the price of the other ones. The crowds aren't bad and the wait times for the bigger rides weren't bad either.

Water park was fun, however, the food is not good! They do not allow you to bring your own food/snacks, so why sell food that is not appetizing and overpriced? They know how to make money out of people- they know people will get hungry therefore they prohibit food which forces guests to have no choice but to buy their food. Also, the alcoholic drinks are NOT good, might as well get a beer for $67 dollars. Pros: fun parks, affordable parking/lots of space, short wait time to get in.

So COVID has a funny way of changing things. Originally an exclusive water park of guest and owners of Margaritaville, now open to the public. Pool decks are clean, lifeguards nice, alcoholic drinks have generous pours, food is good value for the dollar. Cabanas that we're once reserved only for owners, are now available to rent. Over 21 Pool with Cabanas is amazing. Quite (minus the music) and the lack of a service at the cabana. Buy your season pass & Cabana rental online. Bring your own towel & have a great time. According to the website Cabana rentals are from 10 am to 5 pm. At 4 pm we were asked to leave our Cabana. Frustrating end to the day.

Friday funday! Me and my friends (7 of us total) came here for a funday at the water park. The parking was $10 cheaper than universal or aquatica. We went immediately to the adult pool area and ordered drinks. The adult area was nice and relaxing. The water slides and rides were fun. The lines were kind of long but I guess that's expected. Some of the photo stations weren't working. We enjoyed ourselves nonetheless and will go back when in orlando/Kissimmee

We're from Texas and stayed at Margaritaville. We purchased tickets and reserved cabana online for our next to last day in FLA. When we went thru security we were told we couldn't take my granddaughters floaties in but we could either leave them and pick them up on our way out or take them back to the car. The walk back to the car was so so far we just left them. No big deal. My husband and son in law came later on the shuttle from Margaritaville. My husband had a small pocketknife (which he has carried traveling for years with no problems) and he was told the exact same thing about the pocket knife. Clearly he had no choice but to leave it and pick it up later since he rode the shuttle. At closing time we stopped to get his pocket knife and the floaties. The Security people were closed up and gone and the people at the gate went and got the Security Supervisor, Eric. Eric proceeded to tell us we could not have our items back because they had actually been "confiscated" as all items at the gate were. After a very lengthy discussion Eric excused himself and after quite a wait returned with the floaties and apologized saying the knife had been taken by one of his security guards. He apologized and took our number and then promised to get more information and attempt to recover the knife. He agreed to call us by noon the next day. This occurred on June 19, 2024. Today is June 22, 2024. I am still waiting for a phone call. In the meantime, on our way back to Texas, I discovered, when checking in for our cabana, my drivers license was never returned. I would love to call and ask if they still have it but nobody ever answers the phone or returns calls. The park is just par. My grandchildren had a blast. The lifeguards and the servers were beyond excellent. Over all the park is over priced and has been a nightmare.

We have season passes for the second year. The kids enjoy the park; however, we are not happy with the recent changes with the refillable drink cups. The current process requires you to pay 1.50 per refill and you have to wait in long lines to get refill. Please bring back the self service machines. Fl is too hot to not have quick and easy access to drinks.

We were staying at the Margaritaville resort hotel next door. We were here 3 years ago when the water park was new. Decided to save some money and go back to H2O as it was cheaper than a Disney Water park nearby. Noticed that H2O now charge for parking vs. free previously. So we walked from the hotel to the park. Not far but be aware that they charge for parking now. If you are wondering why the park is mostly empty, here's why. A bunch of rides closed, unsure why. Water cold, unsure why. Many drink dispensers not working or out of order. Food expensive and just basic offerings. Eat before you arrive. Staff not that friendly, (think TSA attitudes at the airports), not enough floats in the lazy river, Cabanas Expensive $$$, not kept as clean as Typhoon Lagoon or Aquatica. Many photo and video spot places down. Don't remember any being down 3 years ago as we loved the experience of almost instantly getting the pics and videos on our phones and forwarding them to our friends. Maybe they turned them off? Maintenance issues? We were going to get an annual pass but we passed on that and got a Disney Water Park annual pass instead. Not sure what happened to change so many things here to the negative. Maybe time for new management to bring it back to its original glory. We'll stick with Typhoon Lagoon as the extra few $'s is definitely worth the days experience. An Aging park.

It's a nice small park perfect for a group of kids and small families. It was not busy when we went in October. At most a 2 minute line on any ride. Also they have frequent Groupon sales, just know they charge about $2 taxes,per ticket at the park if you bring a Groupon voucher. The staff was friendly, relaxed and helpful. Eat before you go as of course food inside is expensive but it's also pretty limited. They have plenty of slides, a lazy river, and a wave pool. There's also a kiddie area with a bunch of water drops, some small slides and a giant jungle gym. The kiddie area and lazy river only had one entrance/exit perfect to monitor the kids.

I like this park. I liked it much more when nobody knew about it. The best thing about this place is you can get a season pass for really affordable. They have discounts up until may. The season for them is mar-nov so come in mar get your pass and take your kids here as often as possible. I figure its well worth it. The lines arent long. For special occasions get you a cabana and spend the day. They have something for all ages. I like when my daughter hangs by the kiddie area its decent and keeps her busy got hours. Adults even like it. Also highly recommend the souvenir cups they are awesome and you can refill everytime you come for 13.95. My only complaint is they dont clean up enough which creates a bug problem mostly Ants and bees i never been bit but them bees chase you everywhere. So clean up after yourselves if you go here. Everyone eats everywhere making it impossible to control. And parking can be problematic but not worse than any other attraction. Also free parking with season pass so win win!

This is my favorite water park for my kids. It's a smaller water park but totally perfect and easier for me to watch my kids in the kids section. There is two play area for the kids, one for the babies & toddlers, and the other for toddlers and middle age kids. But honestly, adults can have fun too in that area. Haha. There is a nice adults only pool area, especially for adults who are looking for a more quiet-ish place and less crowded spot. But this area can also fill up, so don't say I didn't warn you. We love coming here and my kids love it.

Adult only night foam party at H2O: they had 1! medium capacity foam maker. Foam was not contained. They blew a little bit of foam above people's head. You just get to stand there and watch it fly away. No special disco lighting, no DJ and only 2 bartenders for entire park (just imagine the lines). And on top of that: lazy river was closed. Great concept with false advertisement and very poor execution.

Had a great time with the family. Fun activities and rewards for doing the activities. Fun for the hold family. One of the big slides wasn't working that day but still had a good time.

Super clean, not crowded, affordable, lovely! Beats the lines and crowds of the other well known parks in Orlando.

Loved it! The rides were all a thrill, the walking up the stairs is a little tedious when you carry the rafts. But overall it was a great time, well worth the price! And the bar tenders at the shack were absolutely excellent!

It's a great place to get wet and people watch. I took too much in. The lockers are a little pricey. Wanted to float the creek but didn't want to leave my stuff. Went to check it out .now I'm prepared for next trip. I got the season pass so I'll be there often.

Be sure to get your annual passes early! There is a discount if you buy before the grand opening. This was a pretty cool but small-ish waterpark. Rides were fun and there were essentially no lines on a Friday. There were obviously a lot of places they could improve - there was an issue with the conveyor belt - but they fixed it within like 10 minutes. The wristband scanners didn't seem to be in the right place, and the lazy river was on the small side with only one entrance. Also - the inner tubes were on the wrong side of the river - so you couldn't get to them unless you have gone around once. Lines were a bit of a mess - but it was fine since it was not very crowded. The adult beverages are good and strong - even though they are pre-mixed. There's an adult pool right next to the bar. (But it would have been cool if there was a swim-up bar.) The reusable cup thing was pretty cool - there are Coke freestyle machines everywhere - and it seems like you can just walk up and get soda whenever you want. Which is pretty cool if it was actually included in the admission cost. Food was pretty tasty and a decent price.

Always an amazing time. Always enjoyed it here. First time GoPro 9 at H2O Florida https://youtu.be/X21AWoVIfm8

I will preface by saying that we were season passholders for the 2021 season. We purchased our passes in May when they were doing a promotion that was a great deal! During the time of our passes, we visited the park 6 times (4 as a full family, once as just us adults and once with just me and kids without dad). We had a great time on each visit and there was always a lot to do there which we greatly enjoyed. We feel like we DEFINITELY got the value for our money with these passes. I am not sure that we will get season passes again in the future but time will tell on that. Here are some things that we did not like over the course of our membership that led to a 3 star review, versus a 4 or 5 star: 1) The water in the kids play area is ICE COLD. The rest of the waterpark has warm water but that area is incredibly cold and my kids never wanted to play there because of it. They love slides and buckets of water that dump but the coldness of that area just really did not go over well with my kids. 2) The staff was never very friendly. On every single visit, we never really encountered any staff that was nice. They weren't overly mean in any way but never a smile, never a hello, nothing. You can tell they are likely overworked and underpaid, which is sad. I do not blame the staff, but rather management that clearly does not value the work that they do. 3) The photo locations and touchpoints were often not working or "offline" which kind of defeats the purpose of a technologically "savvy" waterpark that rewards you through the app for scanning your band and taking pictures. 4) We forgot our pass on one of our visits and went to the ticket window. We got charged to have a new one printed. We have been passholders for every single Orlando attraction at some point during our 11 years living in the area and have never been charged for a re-print of a forgotten pass. This was a disappointment for us. We could understand if we OFTEN forgot, but it was one time. Overall, the general experience is fun but the details are definitely lacking in this waterpark. I think that they could be GREAT if they focused on the smaller things.

Can't even rate this park!Bought a season pass for this year never got to use it.Was hospitalized for 2 weeksWas under Dr.Restrictions for the whole summer .And still under restriction and they wouldn't extend my pass into the next season.!So they got over with my money.Lesson learned don't go back!money wasted#free for them.

Kindly requesting reimbursement now or will handle with my AMEX...Foam Party at H20....truly publicized within fam and we all came 25 of us to celebrate our nephews 21st to see Foam Party...where?.....I have that machine at home...come on H20 do better like it should've been at wavepool or lazy river....or if you needed an additional Foam machine I got you.....not pleased today...do better and hope for a response within 48 hrs

We had a great time here. Staff very friendly. Great park to do with the family. Fun wave pool and lazy river. Gave 4 stars because each day there was at least one slide not running.

We came here on a rainy day and still had fun! Firstly, they have a strict no-refund weather policy. If the rides shut down for 2 hours you can come back another day no questions asked. We were fine with this and ended up not needing another day. Because it rained on and off the park wasn't too busy and wait times for rides were about 3-5min or no lines at all. We were able to go on our favorite rides multiple times! There were a lot of bathrooms and they were sooo clean. Also, lots of chairs around the park and we never needed to use a locker. There were also multiple picture stations. Download the app because you can access the photos you take via the app and download them even after you leave the park- for free! Parents: we have a 3 year old and there were three main sections for him: lazy river,pelican cove, candy stripes. He could've stayed at candy stripes all day. There aren't too many rides but they're modern and fun. Also not many food options but they were fine too. I'd recommend if you were in the area to check it out because it was fun and there's something for everyone. If we lived in the area, we'd get the season pass to come back unlimited times. Important: I'm positive our experience was so fun because the park wasn't crowded due to weather. The rain eventually calmed down and maneuvering around the park was manageable. But while we had barely any lines for anything, we were told on busy days that sometimes ride wait times could be an hour. And because the park is small, I can see spots quickly filling up. I'd say to be strategic with when you go and it'll be a good time.

Decent waterpark with reasonable lines and prices. I would recommend this versus the other touristy ones in area

So much fun & excitement happening at this establishment. Just located in this happening spot. The temps are regulated for comfy enjoyment. Exercise, fun, food much more.

DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY. My family and I were staying at the Margaritaville Resort and decided to spend the day at the water park. We spent a hefty $50 per person to go into a park where half the rides were closed. The staff members were rude and non-chalant about their jobs. At one of the slide attractions, I get screamed at by the lifeguard for trying to help my elderly mother out of her tube at the end of the ride. I told her that if I was not allowed back in the pool area that she should get up and help my mother. After doing so, she called security on me. I told security what happened and they went to talk to her. Besides that, they had like 5 floats/tubes for the wave pool. How is that supposed to accommodate hundreds of people? And honestly, there were only a few hundred people there. Looks like a failing business to me. And it's such a shame because the place is beautiful! Must be crappy management. Do yourself a favor and don't waste your money!

H20 Live Waterpark - Kissimmee, FL. 2/10. Definitely won't come back *Probably our least favorite so far. *Wave pool was okay. *Pricing was ok, but still high for what it is. *Most of the lockers don't work and if you do get one, there are a ton of people in the way and you have to wait awhile to get to your locker. *You have to get here early if you want a chair in a shade without paying. *Lazy river barely has any tubes so most people Have to swim it *slide lines are about 45-60 minutes wait and there aren't very many. *food lines are a minimum of 30 minutes wait

This water park was awesome!! It's right off the Main Street in Kissimmee and in a great spot. We enjoyed our day here and we also loved the early bird special they were running on the tickets. They have slides for all ages. We will definitely be visiting again soon!!

Awful Experience!!!! My Family and I visited the waterpark on Saturday May 29th. It was the most unorganized and worst experience I have ever had at H20. My Family and I bought Season Passes and Hope to visit again. The food locations at the time of our visit was so unorganized as well and employees were walking around not helping the guest we stood in line for almost and hour and a half to be told we have to stand in another two different lines to get the food and drink we ordered. We were not pleased with the customer service and no employees that could answer questions. When we were waiting to get in the park we stood in line there for another almost two hours to get our tickets processed and another line to get in the gate entrance no shade no water in 90 degree heat this is very displeasing.

Not worth the $50 discount admission tickets. Closes at 5 pm and some of the rides are still closed.

I so desperately wanted to give this place five stars because it's one of the best water parks I've been to. First off, it's extremely affordable. It's far more affordable than some of the "major" water parks in the Orlando area. My family and I purchased the season pass and every time we have come have found that the park is less busy than any of the other parks in Orlando. That being said it makes for a more enjoyable time because you can get on the slides a lot easier without having to wait in line a crazy amount of time. They offer some really good park perks. By riding the rides you earn points which will entitle you to free things such as food and souvenirs. I've had to interact with a couple supervisors and I can tell you that they are very helpful and will do everything they can to make your time at the park enjoyable. We had the pleasure of talking with Eighty (sure I spelled her name wrong). She is one of the supervisors over by the kids area. Now that being said you're probably wondering why I rated it only four stars when there is so much positive about the park. Here are the negatives: 1) no outside food or drinks are allowed. This means you have to purchase all your food and beverage inside the park which can get costly. I believe all the other major parks in the Orlando area allow you to bring food and drinks into the park and this is the only one that does not allow you to do so. 2) they have a lot of younger staff. Now this might not be a problem for some people but I have consistently encountered under trained staff. My daughter who is 41 inches tall I constantly have to ask for a supervisor to get her on the waterslides that are 40 inches required. The staff does not understand how to height check appropriately. 3) lastly, the food is nothing special. It's typical of what you would expect from most amusement parks but I have found that the food here is a little less than the other parks around.

Annual pass holder and live 15 minutes away. You really get your money's worth here despite not having showers. It's never really crowded and easy to social distance even when lining up for rides. There's visible cleaning of the tubes between each use and handwash stations scattered throughout. They have an ankle deep toddler area with a handful of slides. A fun "bigger" kids area with a giant bucket splash of water. The lazy river is on the smaller side with a single entrance/exit, but enjoyable. Wave pool is also decent sized and they host splash-in movie nights during the weekend. Annual pass holders get free popcorn. The staff seem like your typical seasonal Floridian workers, all content and generally courteous. Food concession is satisfactory: typical fried tender, fries, burger, pizza, nachos offerings. Passholders also get an all you can drink soda from the choose your own coke machines for like $10 which is a deal when you are out in the sun all day. Overall, a great spot to stop by whenever you feel like. It is located in Sunset Walk/Margaritaville area so there are lots of other food and shopping offerings before or after entering the park. This would def get another star if there were showers. Kind of weird to have a water park where you can't rinse off. They've done so much flexing with the pandemic and communicate well to the pass holders. They are locally owned and want to continue supporting them. Island H20 doesn't give me tourist trap vibes, but more of an upgraded community pool vibe.