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HOURS, INFO, & RULES

ADMISSION INFO

  • OPEN DAILY

    Water Works Park is open daily May 23 - August 9, 2026

    HOURS

    Monday through Saturday: 11 a.m.-7 p.m.

    Sunday: Noon-7 p.m.

    CLOSURES

    Closed Aug. 10-14, 17-21, 24-28, and 31-September 4, 2026

    Weekends ONLY starting Aug. 15 

    WEEKENDS ONLY

    August 15 - September 7, 2026 will be Saturdays and Sundays only (and Labor Day Monday)

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    Mondays-Saturdays 11 a.m.-7 p.m. and Sundays Noon-7 p.m.

     

    We are closed August 10-14, August 17-21, August 24-28, and August 31-September 4, 2026​ 

    TWILIGHT DISCOUNT AND HOURS

    Twilight Discount Hours, Monday-Friday, 4-7 p.m.

    Water Works Park hosts weekly discount hours every Monday through Friday, from 4-7 p.m. The discount is not valid during special events or with other discounts unless otherwise stated. 

  • DIRECTIONS TO WATERWORKS PARK

    Water Works Park is adjacent to Denton Natatorium and Skate Park with a parking lot that is adjacent to the Denton ISD CH Collins Athletic Complex. 

    ​

    Parking at Water Works Park is free.

    2400 Long Rd., Denton, TX 76209

HOURS &
ADMISSION

OPEN DAILY

Water Works Park is open daily, May 23 - Aug. 9, 2026

​

Weekends ONLY starting Aug. 15 

HOURS

Monday through Saturday: 11 a.m.-7 p.m.

​

Sunday: Noon-7 p.m.

CLOSURES

Closed Aug. 10-14, 17-21, 24-28, and 31-Sept. 4, 2026

​

Weekends ONLY starting Aug. 15 

WEEKENDS ONLY

Aug. 15 - Sept. 7, 2026 will be Saturdays and Sundays only (and Labor Day Monday)

​

Mondays-Saturdays 11 a.m.-7 p.m. and Sundays Noon-7 p.m.

 

We are closed August 10-14, August 17-21, August 24-28, and August 31-September 4, 2026​ 

TWILIGHT DISCOUNT AND HOURS

Twilight Discount Hours, Monday-Friday, 4-7 p.m.

Water Works Park hosts weekly discount hours every Monday through Friday, from 4-7 p.m. The discount is not valid during special events or with other discounts unless otherwise stated. 

DIRECTIONS

DIRECTIONS TO WATERWORKS PARK

Water Works Park is adjacent to Denton Natatorium and Skate Park with a parking lot that is adjacent to the Denton ISD CH Collins Athletic Complex. 

​

Parking at Water Works Park is free.

2400 Long Rd., Denton, TX 76209

PARK RULES

  • WATER WORKS PARK RULES

    1. Guests must follow the lifeguards’ instructions.

    2. Only U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets permitted.

    3. Children, age 6 and younger, and anyone wearing a life jacket must have an adult in the water with them at all times.

    4. Children, up through age 15, must be accompanied by an adult at least 16 years of age. The drop-off age is 16 years old. 16 year olds may supervise 14 and 15 year olds.

    5. Standard swimsuit material only down slides; no cotton T-shirts, metal rivets/zippers, jeans, goggles, masks, glasses, shoes, buckles or life jackets.

    6. You are responsible for your own valuables- do not leave them unattended.

    7. Shower before entering the pools.

    8. Use only designated pool entrances and exits.

    9. By entering the park, you agree to allow Water Works Park to use your image for marketing.

    10. The following are not permitted in the park: running, diving, profanity, lewd or disrespectful behavior, smoking, chewing gum in the pool, animals or pets, alcohol, drugs, glass, knives, or tasers. Intoxicated guests are not allowed in any City aquatic facility.

  • DIRECTIONS TO WATERWORKS PARK

    Water Works Park is adjacent to Denton Natatorium and Skate Park with a parking lot that is adjacent to the Denton ISD CH Collins Athletic Complex. 

    ​

    Parking at Water Works Park is free.

    2400 Long Rd., Denton, TX 76209

  • WATER WORKS PARK RULES

    The Denton Parks and Recreation Department's Rules/Code of Conduct applies to all individuals on park property, including parks and facilities and all individuals who participate programs and events.
     

    These rules serve to supplement park specific rules to ensure that all individuals may have the opportunity to enjoy Denton Parks and Recreation parks and programs.

    ​The following conduct is expressly prohibited by this policy:
     

    1. Conduct that commits or attempts to commit a violation of City of Denton ordinances and/or a violation of federal, state, or local law(s).

    2. Conduct that deprives others of their use or enjoyment of a park, facility, and/or program and exhibits abusive, threatening, loud, aggressive and/or disruptive behavior, including but not limited to, the disregard of staff directives.

    3. Conduct that violates the City's Anti-Bullying and Anti-Harassment Policy 510.01, supported by Resolution 18-2146.

    4. Conduct that solicits, petitions, and/or distributes written material for political, charitable, and/or religious purposes. Conduct related to a polling site must adhere to all applicable voting and election laws.

    5. Conduct that violates the City of Denton Code of Ordinance Chapter 22 Park Article II that makes it unlawful for an individual to offer anything for barter or sale, exhibit anything for pay, and/or conduct business in parks and facilities outside of a City contract and/or permit.

    6. Conduct that leaves personal items or pets unattended and/or leaves bicycles in non-designated areas. Unattended items are subject to removal.

    7. Conduct that exhibits inappropriate behavior, including but not limited to, sleeping in a park or facility, blocking exits, entrances, and/or hallways and improper use of restrooms, including but not limited to washing or drying clothes and bathing in non-shower facilities.

    8. Conduct that results in leaving children under the age of fourteen (14) unsupervised and/or unattended in a park, facility, or program.

    9. Conduct that engages the use of equipment to photograph, videotape, or film in a manner that compromises the privacy of other individuals and children without a film permit or permission from the City. Photography for personal purposes is encouraged when using a park or participating in a program or event and is an extension of a personal experience. The recording of images or video of employees, vehicles, and/or the general park population is prohibited.

    10.  Conduct that violates the City of Denton Code of Ordinance Chapter 22 Park Article II that makes it unlawful for an individual to be in a City park after hours, except for events approved or scheduled by the City; and conduct that violates supplement parks, facilities, and program specific rules.


    Conduct that would constitute a violation of civil or criminal law may result in being reported to the applicable law enforcement agency. A failure to comply with a directive issued by an authorized City employee in violation of the Rules of Conduct Policy may result in a warning, suspension, and/or trespass order. Please visit the front desk to obtain a full copy of the policy.

  • BIG KAHUNA RIDE RULES

    1. Guests under 48 inches tall are not permitted on this ride; maximum operational load is one person, 400 lbs (182 kg).

    2. Guests must wait for the lifeguard’s start signal before entering the slide. Only one guest and inner tube permitted to slide at a time; no chains.

    3. Do not run, dive, stand, kneel, rotate, or stop in the slide.

    4. Tubes should be ridden in a seated position, facing forward.

    5. Riders must stay on the tubes during the ride.
      If you accidentally fall from the tube continue on down the flume without it and exit normally.

    6. Eyeglasses must be secured with head straps.

    7. Swimmers must wear a standard swimsuits.
      No metal rivets, zippers, cut off jeans, or life jackets.

    8. At the end of the slide, obey all lifeguard instructions and exit quickly.

    9. Shirts, including cotton T-shirts, are not permitted unless it is a rashguard or other bathing suit material. Guests may be asked to remove the shirt and hold it on the slide.

    10. CAUTION: RIDERS MUST BE IN GOOD HEALTH. Elderly guests and guests with high blood pressure, epilepsy, or using prescription medication should consult their physician before sliding. For safety reasons, pregnant women and guests with heart conditions or back trouble should not ride this slide.

    HULA LOOP SLIDE RULES

    1. Guests under 48 inches tall are not permitted on this slide; maximum operational load is one person, 300 lbs (136 kg).

    2. Form a line on the deck with only one guest in the starter tub.

    3. Guests must wait for the lifeguard’s start signal before entering the slide. Only one guest is permitted to slide at a time; no chains.

    4. Do not run, dive, stand, kneel, rotate, or stop in the slide.

    5. Always ride on your back feet first, with your hands crossed over your chest and your legs crossed.

    6. Eyeglasses must be secured with head straps.

    7. Swimmers must wear a standard swimsuits.
      No metal rivets, zippers, cut off jeans, or life jackets.

    8. Do not uncross your legs or attempt to sit up until you come to a stop in the shutdown lane. WATER DEPTH IS SHALLOW.

    9. At the end of the slide, obey all lifeguard instructions and exit quickly.

    10. Shirts, including cotton T-shirts, are not permitted unless it is a rashguard or other bathing suit material. Guests may be asked to remove their shirt and hold it on the slide.

    11. CAUTION: RIDERS MUST BE IN GOOD HEALTH. Elderly guests and guests with high blood pressure, epilepsy, or using prescription medication should consult their physician before sliding. For safety reasons, pregnant women and guests with heart conditions or back trouble should not ride this slide.

    'OHANA SLIDE RULES

    1. Guests under 42 inches tall are not permitted on this ride; maximum operational load is one person, 300 lbs (136 kg).

    2. Form a line on the deck with only one guest in the starter tub.

    3. Guests must wait for the lifeguard’s start signal before entering the slide. Only one guest is permitted to slide at a time; no chains.

    4. Do not run, dive, stand, kneel, rotate, or stop in the slide.

    5. Always ride on your back feet first, with your hands crossed over your chest and your legs crossed.

    6. Eyeglasses must be secured with head straps.

    7. Swimmers must wear a standard swimsuits.
      No metal rivets, zippers, cut off jeans, or life jackets.

    8. Do not uncross your legs or attempt to sit up until you come to a stop in the shutdown lane; obey the lifeguard’s instructions and exit quickly.

    9. Shirts, including cotton T-shirts, are not permitted unless it is a rashguard or other bathing suit material. Guests may be asked to remove their shirt and hold it on the slide.

    10. CAUTION: RIDERS MUST BE IN GOOD HEALTH. Elderly guests and guests with high blood pressure, epilepsy, or using prescription medication should consult their physician before sliding. For safety reasons, pregnant women and guests with heart conditions or back trouble should not ride this slide.

    PUKA SLIDE RULES

    1. 1. Guests under 48 inches tall are not permitted on this slide; maximum operational load is one person, 300 lbs (136 kg).

    2. Form a line on the deck with only one guest in the starter tub.

    3. Guests must wait for the lifeguard's start signal before entering the slide. Only one guest is permitted to slide at a time; no chains.

    4. Do not run, dive, stand, kneel, rotate, or stop in the slide.

    5. Always ride on your back feet first, with your hands crossed over your chest and your legs crossed.

    6. Eyeglasses must be secured with head straps.

    7. Swimmers must wear a standard swimsuits. No metal rivets, zippers, cut off jeans, or life jackets.

    8. Do not uncross your legs or attempt to sit up until you come to a stop in the shutdown lane; obey the lifeguard's instructions and exit quickly.

    9. Shirts, including cotton T-shirts, are not permitted unless it is a rashguard or other bathing suit material. Guests may be asked to remove their shirt and hold it on the slide.

    10. CAUTION: RIDERS MUST BE IN GOOD HEALTH. Elderly guests and guests with high blood pressure, epilepsy, or using prescription medication should consult their physician before sliding. For safety reasons, pregnant women and guests with heart conditions or back trouble should not ride this slide.

GENERAL PARK RULES

WATER WORKS PARK RULES

  1. Guests must follow the lifeguards’ instructions.

  2. Only U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets permitted.

  3. Children, age 6 and younger, and anyone wearing a life jacket must have an adult in the water with them at all times.

  4. Children, up through age 15, must be accompanied by an adult at least 16 years of age. The drop-off age is 16 years old. 16 year olds may supervise 14 and 15 year olds.

  5. Standard swimsuit material only down slides; no cotton T-shirts, metal rivets/zippers, jeans, goggles, masks, glasses, shoes, buckles or life jackets.

  6. You are responsible for your own valuables- do not leave them unattended.

  7. Shower before entering the pools.

  8. Use only designated pool entrances and exits.

  9. By entering the park, you agree to allow Water Works Park to use your image for marketing.

  10. The following are not permitted in the park: running, diving, profanity, lewd or disrespectful behavior, smoking, chewing gum in the pool, animals or pets, alcohol, drugs, glass, knives, or tasers. Intoxicated guests are not allowed in any City aquatic facility.

SAME DAY EXIT AND RETURN POLICY

WATER WORKS PARK RULES

  1. Guests can re-enter the park on the same day with their wrist band and receipt.

CODE OF CONDUCT

WATER WORKS PARK RULES

  1. The Denton Parks and Recreation Department's Rules/Code of Conduct applies to all individuals on park property, including parks and facilities and all individuals who participate programs and events.
     

  2. These rules serve to supplement park specific rules to ensure that all individuals may have the opportunity to enjoy Denton Parks and Recreation parks and programs.

    The following conduct is expressly prohibited by this policy:

    1. Conduct that commits or attempts to commit a violation of City of Denton ordinances and/or a violation of federal, state, or local law(s).
    2. Conduct that deprives others of their use or enjoyment of a park, facility, and/or program and exhibits abusive, threatening, loud, aggressive and/or disruptive behavior, including but not limited to, the disregard of staff directives.
    3. Conduct that violates the City's Anti-Bullying and Anti-Harassment Policy 510.01, supported by Resolution 18-2146.
    4. Conduct that solicits, petitions, and/or distributes written material for political, charitable, and/or religious purposes. Conduct related to a polling site must adhere to all applicable voting and election laws.
    5. Conduct that violates the City of Denton Code of Ordinance Chapter 22 Park Article II that makes it unlawful for an individual to offer anything for barter or sale, exhibit anything for pay, and/or conduct business in parks and facilities outside of a City contract and/or permit.
    6. Conduct that leaves personal items or pets unattended and/or leaves bicycles in non-designated areas. Unattended items are subject to removal.
    7. Conduct that exhibits inappropriate behavior, including but not limited to, sleeping in a park or facility, blocking exits, entrances, and/or hallways and improper use of restrooms, including but not limited to washing or drying clothes and bathing in non-shower facilities.
    8. Conduct that results in leaving children under the age of fourteen (14) unsupervised and/or unattended in a park, facility, or program.
    9. Conduct that engages the use of equipment to photograph, videotape, or film in a manner that compromises the privacy of other individuals and children without a film permit or permission from the City. Photography for personal purposes is encouraged when using a park or participating in a program or event and is an extension of a personal experience. The recording of images or video of employees, vehicles, and/or the general park population is prohibited.
    10. Conduct that violates the City of Denton Code of Ordinance Chapter 22 Park Article II that makes it unlawful for an individual to be in a City park after hours, except for events approved or scheduled by the City; and conduct that violates supplement parks, facilities, and program specific rules.

    Conduct that would constitute a violation of civil or criminal law may result in being reported to the applicable law enforcement agency. A failure to comply with a directive issued by an authorized City employee in violation of the Rules of Conduct Policy may result in a warning, suspension, and/or trespass order. Please visit the front desk to obtain a full copy of the policy.

INDIVIDUAL RIDE RULES

BIG KAHUNA RIDE RULES

  1. Guests under 48 inches tall are not permitted on this ride; maximum operational load is one person, 400 lbs (182 kg).

  2. Guests must wait for the lifeguard’s start signal before entering the slide. Only one guest and inner tube permitted to slide at a time; no chains.

  3. Do not run, dive, stand, kneel, rotate, or stop in the slide.

  4. Tubes should be ridden in a seated position, facing forward.

  5. Riders must stay on the tubes during the ride.
    If you accidentally fall from the tube continue on down the flume without it and exit normally.

  6. Eyeglasses must be secured with head straps.

  7. Swimmers must wear a standard swimsuits.
    No metal rivets, zippers, cut off jeans, or life jackets.

  8. At the end of the slide, obey all lifeguard instructions and exit quickly.

  9. Shirts, including cotton T-shirts, are not permitted unless it is a rashguard or other bathing suit material. Guests may be asked to remove the shirt and hold it on the slide.

  10. CAUTION: RIDERS MUST BE IN GOOD HEALTH. Elderly guests and guests with high blood pressure, epilepsy, or using prescription medication should consult their physician before sliding. For safety reasons, pregnant women and guests with heart conditions or back trouble should not ride this slide.

HULA LOOP SLIDE RULES

  1. Guests under 48 inches tall are not permitted on this slide; maximum operational load is one person, 300 lbs (136 kg).

  2. Form a line on the deck with only one guest in the starter tub.

  3. Guests must wait for the lifeguard’s start signal before entering the slide. Only one guest is permitted to slide at a time; no chains.

  4. Do not run, dive, stand, kneel, rotate, or stop in the slide.

  5. Always ride on your back feet first, with your hands crossed over your chest and your legs crossed.

  6. Eyeglasses must be secured with head straps.

  7. Swimmers must wear a standard swimsuits.
    No metal rivets, zippers, cut off jeans, or life jackets.

  8. Do not uncross your legs or attempt to sit up until you come to a stop in the shutdown lane. WATER DEPTH IS SHALLOW.

  9. At the end of the slide, obey all lifeguard instructions and exit quickly.

  10. Shirts, including cotton T-shirts, are not permitted unless it is a rashguard or other bathing suit material. Guests may be asked to remove their shirt and hold it on the slide.

  11. CAUTION: RIDERS MUST BE IN GOOD HEALTH. Elderly guests and guests with high blood pressure, epilepsy, or using prescription medication should consult their physician before sliding. For safety reasons, pregnant women and guests with heart conditions or back trouble should not ride this slide.

'OHANA SLIDE RULES

  1. Guests under 42 inches tall are not permitted on this ride; maximum operational load is one person, 300 lbs (136 kg).

  2. Form a line on the deck with only one guest in the starter tub.

  3. Guests must wait for the lifeguard’s start signal before entering the slide. Only one guest is permitted to slide at a time; no chains.

  4. Do not run, dive, stand, kneel, rotate, or stop in the slide.

  5. Always ride on your back feet first, with your hands crossed over your chest and your legs crossed.

  6. Eyeglasses must be secured with head straps.

  7. Swimmers must wear a standard swimsuits.
    No metal rivets, zippers, cut off jeans, or life jackets.

  8. Do not uncross your legs or attempt to sit up until you come to a stop in the shutdown lane; obey the lifeguard’s instructions and exit quickly.

  9. Shirts, including cotton T-shirts, are not permitted unless it is a rashguard or other bathing suit material. Guests may be asked to remove their shirt and hold it on the slide.

  10. CAUTION: RIDERS MUST BE IN GOOD HEALTH. Elderly guests and guests with high blood pressure, epilepsy, or using prescription medication should consult their physician before sliding. For safety reasons, pregnant women and guests with heart conditions or back trouble should not ride this slide.

PUKA SLIDE RULES

  1. Guests under 48 inches tall are not permitted on this slide; maximum operational load is one person, 300 lbs (136 kg).

  2. Form a line on the deck with only one guest in the starter tub.

  3. Guests must wait for the lifeguard's start signal before entering the slide. Only one guest is permitted to slide at a time; no chains.

  4. Do not run, dive, stand, kneel, rotate, or stop in the slide.

  5. Always ride on your back feet first, with your hands crossed over your chest and your legs crossed.

  6. Eyeglasses must be secured with head straps.

  7. Swimmers must wear a standard swimsuits. No metal rivets, zippers, cut off jeans, or life jackets.

  8. Do not uncross your legs or attempt to sit up until you come to a stop in the shutdown lane; obey the lifeguard's instructions and exit quickly.

  9. Shirts, including cotton T-shirts, are not permitted unless it is a rashguard or other bathing suit material. Guests may be asked to remove their shirt and hold it on the slide.

  10. CAUTION: RIDERS MUST BE IN GOOD HEALTH. Elderly guests and guests with high blood pressure, epilepsy, or using prescription medication should consult their physician before sliding. For safety reasons, pregnant women and guests with heart conditions or back trouble should not ride this slide.

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