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Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark: 85° Retractable-Roof Splash Oasis in Grand Prairie

Visit on your scheduleNov 1 – Feb 28 · 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM · Open year-round; Fri–Sun 10:00 AM–9:00 PM; Mon & Thu 11:00 AM–8:00 PM; Tiny Tot Swim select mornings 8:00 AM–10:00 AM (Check monthly online calendar for select weekday closures)

Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark2970 Epic Place, Grand Prairie, TX 75052 · 14.4 mi approx. from Dallas–Fort WorthDirections

All ages welcome; life jackets provided free of charge; dedicated Tiny Tot splash zones for toddlers ages 0–5; kids 3 & under free

From $29Online general admission from $29 (gate price $39–$44); Grand Prairie residents from $19; Twilight swim from $29; Tiny Tot Swim $7; Children 3 & under Free

About this adventure

Escape the winter cold into a balmy 85°F tropical paradise! Spanning 80,000 square feet in Grand Prairie's EpicCentral entertainment district, Epic Waters is the largest indoor waterpark under a single retractable curved roof in North America. No matter if it's freezing, windy, or sleeting outside, families can spend winter days splashing in crystal-clear heated pools, conquering record-setting waterslides, and drifting along North Texas's longest indoor lazy river. Thrill seekers love the FlowRider surfing wave simulator and 'Locura', a 90-degree drop slide with an exhilarating loop. For younger children and toddlers, 'Rascal's Round-Up' provides an aquatic fortress loaded with miniature slides, water geysers, dumping buckets, and zero-depth entry play zones. On select weekday mornings, the park hosts 'Tiny Tot Time' with discounted admission and gentle water features tailored specifically for ages 0–5.

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