


Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark
About
Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark is an 80,000-square-foot aquatic paradise in Grand Prairie that offers year-round fun regardless of the Texas weather. With over 11 waterslides ranging from gentle family raft rides to adrenaline-pumping speed slides, plus a lazy river and splash zones, this indoor waterpark keeps kids entertained for hours while parents enjoy climate-controlled comfort.
Highlights
- ✓The Lasso - a massive 65-foot tall waterslide with a vertical drop
- ✓FlowRider surf simulator for aspiring wave riders
- ✓Lazy river perfect for family floating time
- ✓Zero-depth entry wave pool with gentle waves for younger children
- ✓Splash Factory interactive play structure with water cannons and tipping buckets
Pro Tips
- 1.Arrive right when doors open (especially on Saturdays) to claim a good spot for your belongings and avoid long slide lines later in the day
- 2.Bring water shoes with good grip - the floors can be slippery and you'll do a lot of walking between attractions
- 3.Reserve a cabana in advance if visiting with a larger group; they provide a home base and storage for your belongings
- 4.Pack your own towels if possible to save on rental fees, and consider bringing waterproof phone cases for photos
- 5.Note the limited operating hours, especially Tuesday/Wednesday closures and the early 6:30 PM close on Mondays - plan accordingly
Best Time to Visit
Visit on weekday afternoons (Monday or Thursday) when crowds are thinnest, especially during the school year. Sunday mornings right at 10:00 AM opening also offer shorter wait times. Avoid Saturday afternoons year-round as this is peak capacity time.
What to Know
Admission tickets start around $30-40 per person with discounts for Grand Prairie residents. Outside food isn't permitted, but the park has a full-service restaurant and snack bars. Life jackets are provided free of charge for younger swimmers.
Seasonal Notes
As an indoor waterpark, Epic Waters operates year-round, making it perfect for winter birthday parties and summer escapes from the heat. Hours are reduced during the school year (closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays). Check their website for special holiday hours and themed events during spring break and summer.
Real Experiences
@epicwatersgp
View on TikTok
Nearby Eats
Chick-fil-A and Cane's Chicken are just a few minutes away on Belt Line Road for a quick post-swim meal. For sit-down dining, head to BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse nearby, which offers a full kids menu and relaxed atmosphere perfect for tired waterpark warriors.
More Activities Near Dallas
Hawaiian Waters Garland
Hawaiian Waters Garland brings tropical paradise to the Dallas area with a fun-filled outdoor water park perfect for beating the Texas heat. With dedicated toddler splash zones, relaxing lazy rivers for the whole family, and exciting wave pools, there's something for every age and energy level. The tropical theming adds an extra layer of vacation vibes without leaving the metroplex.
Great Wolf Lodge | Grapevine
Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine is the ultimate all-in-one family destination, featuring a massive indoor water park that's accessible year-round regardless of weather. Beyond the slides and wave pools, families can enjoy MagiQuest (a live-action wand adventure game), rope courses, mini golf, bowling, and an arcade,all under one roof, making it perfect for multi-day stays or action-packed day visits.
Dallas Children's Theater
Dallas Children's Theater is the Southwest's largest professional theater company dedicated entirely to young audiences, offering high-quality productions that captivate kids and adults alike. With an impressive 4.8-star rating from over 600 families, this beloved venue presents both classic children's stories and original works in an intimate setting where every seat feels close to the action.
Perot Museum of Nature and Science
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is a spectacular five-story wonderland featuring eleven interactive exhibit halls that bring science to life through hands-on experiences. Kids can race alongside a virtual T. rex, feel the ground shake in an earthquake simulator, explore a stunning gem and mineral hall, and even learn about energy and engineering through engaging exhibits that make complex concepts accessible and exciting for young minds.