Choosing the right ticket comes down to who’s coming and how much time you’ve got, so here’s a rundown of what’s waiting at Chickasaw Waves, the South’s largest inflatable waterpark.

The Big Kid Attractions: Colossal Splash & Big Splash

Colossal Splash centers on a 20-foot tower with three slides, two jump platforms, and a rock wall to climb before the plunge. Big Splash raises the stakes with over 30 obstacles, a 25-foot Action Tower, a 33-foot Mega Blob, and two Relay Dash Trax for racing your group side-by-side.

Colossal Splash and Big Splash attractions at Chickasaw Waves

Built for the Little Ones: Lil’ Splash

Sized for guests under 7 and under 45 inches tall, Lil’ Splash packs a figure-8 slide, a frog jump, and a tunnel into its own 5,500-square-foot course. Parents should plan to stay hands-on the whole time.

Lil Splash kids area at Chickasaw Waves

Prefer to Float? The Lazy River Has You Covered

Grab a tube and drift the Lazy River, or post up at the shaded swim-up bar for a drink or a bite from The Haven, no need to ever climb out of the water.

Lazy River with swim-up bar at Chickasaw Waves

Picking the Right Pass

The All Day Splash ticket is the best value for a single visit, covering both Colossal and Big Splash. Shorter on time? The 2-Hour Splash option fits the bill. Bringing a crowd, there’s a Groups rate, and if you’re planning to come back all season, the Season Pass pays for itself fast.

Chickasaw Waves waterpark exterior

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