Kahuna's 4 slides - 2 tube and 2 body slides - run over 900 feetwater slides
Climb to the top of the 3-story slide tower and shoot down high-speed twists and turns to the 43,000-gallon pool below. With two body slides and two tube slides totaling 900 feet in length, you’ll want to try all four: Bamboo Blast, Super Tsunami, Kahuna Falls and Laguna Plunge!

Get soaked in the Wiki Wave Pool!Wiki Wave Pool
Twin water- and air-powered pumps create three patterns of powerful three-foot, crossing waves in our 67,000-gallon zero-entry wave pool. The pool has a maximum depth of five feet.

Bamboo Bay features a 175-gallon tipping bucketBamboo Bay Adventure Tower
This exciting play tower will keep you wet and busy with water cannons, slides, squirting coconuts, a rope bridge and a giant 175-gallon tipping bucket that will soak you when you least expect it!

Kahuna Court & WaterfallKahuna Court and Waterfall
Take a break from the action, relax and stay cool with a game of basketball in Kahuna Court. Watch out for the five-foot waterfall or you just might get dunked!
 

Little Kahuna Kids' Play AreaLittle Kahuna Kids’ Play Area
Young visitors and their parents will love the 9” deep activity pool with a 3-person slide, an assortment of water toys, a 4-person baby bouncer and squirting lemon drop fountains designed just for little Kahunas.

25-person hot tub25-PERSON HOT TUB
Parents and kids alike with enjoy the 25-person hot tub. Overlooking the rest of the water park, the hot tub is kept at 102 degrees, is about four feet deep and has bench seating around the perimeter.

The Tiki Tide Cafe is located right in the water parkTiki Tide CafE
Having fun can be hard work! When you need to recharge, visit the Tiki Tide for a snack or lunch. Kahuna's menu features a variety of popular lunch menu items and drinks.

Challenge your friends at the latest arcade favorites!Aloha Arcade
The fun doesn't stop when you climb out from the waves - Kahuna's Aloha Arcade features over two dozen of the latest multi-player and virtual reality games, as well as traditional favorites like pinball and air hockey.

WHAT ARE THE ADMISSION RATES?
Adults and children: $20 per day
Observation pass: $10 per day
Rates apply to registered guests only

When IS THE WATER PARK OPEN?
Monday through Thursday: 3 - 9pm
Friday: 3 -10pm
Saturday: 8:30 - 10am, 11am - 10pm
Sunday: 8:30 - 10am, 11am - 9pm

Calm water time: The park is briefly shut down Saturday and Sunday from 10 - 11am for routine maintenance and safety checks. At the management’s discretion the park may be closed for special events.

Color-coded wristbands are required for water park access, and guests wishing to leave the park and return later will be readmitted with their wristband. Guests found giving their wristband to another person for entrance into the water park will be prohibited from re-entering the water park.

IS THE PARK HEATED?
The park is heated to 82 degrees, all year. Kahuna Laguna's 25-person hot tub is heated to 102 degrees.

Are there any age or height requirements?
You must be 48” tall to ride the two body slides. If you are between 42” and 48” tall, you may ride the red and yellow raft slides with someone over 48” tall, on a double tube with a life jacket on.

The Little Kahuna Kids' Play Area features a slide, water toys, baby bouncer and lemon drop fountains and is great for those under 48" tall. Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult at all times, and no more than 4 children may be under the supervision of 1 adult.

This is a family environment: no vulgar language, running, pushing or shoving will be tolerated. DIVING IS PROHIBITED! Please do not abuse rides, lounge chairs, park property, staff, or each other.

Are changing areas or lockers available?
Lockers, rest rooms, changing areas and swimsuit spinners that fast-dry a suit in 10 seconds are available. Lockers are for daily use only - all items left overnight will be removed and stored. Please keep track of your key - there is a $20 charge for replacement keys.

Are there lifeguards?
Yes. In an ongoing effort to ensure guest safety and enjoyment, Red Jacket Mountain View Resort has partnered with Jeff Ellis & Associates, a private consulting firm specializing in aquatic risk management. To keep our standards and practices at the highest possible levels, we hold a number of drills and skills tests during hours of operation. In addition, Ellis & Associates performs four unannounced operational audits per year at the water park to test staff in areas of professionalism, diligence in scanning techniques and rescue skills, as well as their ability to respond to an aquatic emergency.

Please be sure non-swimmers or weak swimmers wear life vests (provided in the park). Safety rules are posted at each attraction. Monitoring your child/children remains your responsibility even when lifeguards are present. We want you to have a fun and safe day in the water park, and lifeguards have the final say on all safety issues. If you have any questions regarding our risk management program, please contact Alex Johnson, Aquatic Manager at ajohnson@redjacketmountainview.com

Is food available?
Yes. The Tiki Tide Cafe has a variety of popular lunch items, snacks and drinks. For safety reasons, glass containers, coolers, ice chests as well as outside food and beverages of any kind are not permitted inside the park. Bottles brought into the water park for infants must be plastic. No eating or drinking is allowed in the pools or near the pool edge. Chewing gum, smoking and use of tobacco products is not allowed anywhere in the park.

What should I wear?
Anyone entering the water must wear proper swimming attire; cutoffs, gym shorts, tee shirts and provocative or thong swimwear are not allowed. Swimming attire with metal of any kind (buckles, rivets, grommets, etc.) is not permitted since the metal may damage ride surfaces. Swimwear or attire with vulgar or profane messages, or that is considered by park staff to be inappropriate for a family environment, is not allowed. Guests using the water park are asked to wear proper attire, including footwear, in all public spaces of the resort.

Are children in diapers allowed in the water park?
For health reasons children who are not toilet-trained must wear a swim diaper; you may bring your own or purchase them in the park. The rest rooms have changing facilities for small children.

Does the water park provide towels and life jackets?
Yes, complimentary towels and life jackets are provided. Life jackets not returned by check-out are charged to your room.

Is the water chlorinated?
To ensure the best water quality possible, all pools in the water park are chlorinated, filtered and UV-sterilized. Pools are tested several times every day to verify that water quality is within safe limits set by state and local agencies. People who are sensitive to chlorinated pool water should refrain from using the water park. Kahuna Laguna is not responsible for discoloration to any garment, nor for any skin irritation that may occur due to prolonged exposure to pool water.

ARE other activities available within the water park?
In addition to the Tiki Tide Cafe, the Aloha Arcade features over two dozen of the best multi-player and virtual reality games, as well as traditional favorites like pinball and air hockey.

DO YOU OFFER BIRTHDAY PARTIES?
Add some splash to your child’s next party with a Kahuna Laguna’s Birthday Bash. For $35 per person (minimum of 8 people) they’ll enjoy 4 hours of water park time and a pizza party. Bring your own cake and ice cream and we’ll provide the rest! The park is available for birthday parties any time except holidays and vacation weeks.

Can I bring a raft or beach toys?
Other than approved life jackets issued in the park, the use of any floatation device such as rafts, inner tubes, inflatables, “noodles,” kick boards or boogie boards, is prohibited.

The resort is pet-friendly. May I bring my pet with me to the water park?
With the exception of service animals, no pets of any kind are allowed in the park. 

should ANYONE REFRAIN FROM USING the water park?
Be safe and know your own limitations. People who are pregnant or have a pre-existing medical condition that may be aggravated by brisk movement or heated water, or who are sensitive to chlorinated pool water, should refrain from using the water park.  Do not enter the water if you have an open cut or communicable disease. Please shower before entering the water and after use of toilet facilities.

If you have other questions about the water park please email us at waterpark@kahunalaguna.com. For reservations or resort information, email reservations@redjacketresorts.com or call 1-800-RJACKET.