When the sun is out and the temperature heats up, there is no better way to cool off than at a water park in Missouri. Kids of all ages love racing down water slides and splashing through wave pools at these thrilling water parks in Missouri. Kick your summer up a notch by visiting at least one of these Missouri water parks. We dare you to try the epic slide at No. 4!

1. Hurricane Harbor in Six Flags – Eureka, Mo.
Six Flags St Louis Railroad, Eureka, MO 63025, USA
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There are nearly a dozen water rides here, with options for all ages. For a more relaxed experience, visit Hurricane Bay, the park's 30,000-square-foot pool. For more information on ​​Hurricane Bay and all the other water rides that await you at Hurricane Harbor, be sure to visit the Six Flags St. Louis website.
2. Big Surf Waterpark – Lake of the Ozarks, Mo.
954 State Rd Y, Linn Creek, MO 65052, USA
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Big Surf promises big fun with high-speed waterslides, lazy rivers and everything in between! You can check out the ​​Big Surf Waterpark Facebook page for hours, deals and more!
3. Adventure Oasis Water Park – Independence, Mo.
2100 Hub Dr, Independence, MO 64050, USA
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Kiddos will love splashing around the water play structure or zooming down the water slides, while adults will get their relaxation on in the lazy river. Visit the ​​Adventure Oasis Water Park Facebook page for more information to help plan your visit.
4. Silver Dollar City's White Water – Branson, Mo.
Silver Dollar City, Sunset Cove Township, MO, USA
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Water adventurers of all ages love this park's 500,000-gallon wave pool, while thrill-seekers can get their kicks in the plunging, high-speed water slides. You'll love a day to play at this popular Missouri water park.
5. CoCo Key Water Resort – Kansas City, Mo.
9103 E 39th St, Kansas City, MO 64133, USA
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When it's too hot to be outside, even in a pool, head to Kansas City's indoor water park, CoCo Key, which features slides, an interactive aquatic jungle gym, a lazy river and more. EDITOR'S NOTE: Unfortunately, CoCo Key Water Resort has permanently closed.
6. Grand Country Resort – Branson, Mo.
1945 W 76 Country Blvd, Branson, MO 65616, USA
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Here you can choose to play in the water inside or outside. Kiddos especially will love the kitschy mining-themed water play zone. No matter the time of year, you'll have a blast at ​​Grand Country Resort.
7. Oceans of Fun – Kansas City, Mo.
Worlds of Fun Avenue, Worlds of Fun Ave, Kansas City, MO 64161, USA
Worlds of Fun / Facebook
When you're through screaming your lungs out on Worlds of Fun's roller coasters, hop on over to Oceans of Fun, where you can paddle in Buccaneer Bay, explore Captain Kidd's pirate ship or zoom down water slides. For more information including hours and tickets, be sure to check out the ​​Oceans of Fun website.
8. Aquaport Water Park – Maryland Heights, Mo.
Aquaport, 2344 McKelvey Rd, Maryland Heights, MO 63043, USA
Aquaport/Facebook.com
Four acres of water fun await visitors to this St. Louis-area attraction. Be sure to check out the ​​Aquaport Facebook page for days and hours of operations as well as different events that occur throughout the summer!

Are you ready to get wet and wild this summer? Which of these water parks in Missouri is on your summer bucket list?

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