Splash And Play All Day Long At Classic Waterslides In Utah

When the thermometer hits triple digits in Utah, it's time to find somewhere to cool off. Splashing in the water is just the ticket, and Classic Waterslides in Riverdale is the place to go.

Utah summers are hot, hot, hot. Grab your swimsuit, towel, and sunscreen and head to Classic Waterslides in Riverdale, where you'll find plenty of nice, cool water for splashing and playing.

Snag a deck chair and relax while the kids play...

...or reserve one of the four cabanas for just $15 per hour. You'll enjoy the shade and you'll have priority snack bar service to keep the ice-cold sodas flowing.

The slides at Classic are the main attraction. Hop on and fly around curves, through tunnels, and down steep drops as you make your way to the pool below.

A big splash at the finish is guaranteed to cool you off!

Another great way to cool off at Classic Waterslides? Stand under the huge bucket and wait til it fills up and tips over, drenching you in a huge torrent of cool water!

Take a break to dry off and enjoy a cold drink or snow cone. The snack shack also offers pizza, hot dogs, nachos, pretzels, candy, and ice cream.

If you forget your towel, sunglasses, or sunscreen, you can grab those at the concessions stand, too.

Classic Waterslide is open Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday from noon to 6 p.m.

Admission is just $9.95 for an all-day pass! Kids ages two and younger get in free.

Are you ready to cool off at Classic Waterslides? You can also find out about birthday parties and private parties on Classic Waterslides' website, and make sure to check out its Facebook page for the latest park updates.

After a day of splashing and playing, grab some Mexican food for dinner in Ogden. El Matador is the oldest Mexican food restaurant in town, and it serves delicious, authentic food.