How do you store a cell phone at a water park?

If you're bringing your cell phone to a water park, it's a good idea to either store it in a locker or have it sealed in a Ziploc bag to prevent any water damage. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. If you’re taking children, you may want to plan some incentive for them, to use when it’s time to leave.

Do you need a camera in a water park?

A disposable, waterproof camera would be less of a loss and less likely to get damaged than a smartphone or digital camera. If you’re planning to bring some type of camera, note that some water parks don’t allow selfie sticks or monopods. Bring film and/or batteries if your camera needs them. Why would I need to use goggles in a wave pool?

Can you use a cell phone on a ride?

For everyone’s safety, absolutely no cameras or cell phones are allowed on any of the other rides (not even when secured in a pocket). Cell phone use is not permitted on any ride. Please respect other Guests’ privacy when taking photos or shooting video while in the park and do not include anyone but your own group/family.

What should I bring to a water park?

Remember personal hygiene items. Water parks usually have showers in the locker rooms for washing chlorine off before you change into dry clothes. Consider bringing travel-sized body wash and shampoo. Chlorine dries out skin, so you might want to pack lotion to put on after you’ve dried off.

Should you bring first aid supplies to a water park?

You may want to either bring first aid supplies, or ensure that the water park has a first aid station able to handle minor emergencies like cuts or scrapes. You should check the safety sign at each attraction to make sure that the ride is safe for your height and any health conditions you may have.

Can I use the lockers outside of Volcano Bay?

Even if you’re tempted to use the lockers outside of Volcano Bay, we strongly recommend that you resist the urge and, instead, wait until you’re inside the water park before grabbing one – if you’re spending the day at Volcano, you won’t want to exit and enter the park every time you need to get something from your locker.