Frequently Asked Questions

 

Venue-Specific Details

 

When did Seven Peaks purchase Raging Waters?

February 2011

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So I can tell the name changed to Seven Peaks Salt Lake, but what other changes should I expect with the new ownership?

Seven Peaks’ motto is “clean, safe, and friendly fun.” We do everything we can to maintain those values. Seven Peaks Salt Lake will adopt all the policies that have made Seven Peaks Provo the #1 entertainment venue in the state including a no outside food policy, parking fee, no smoking, and Sunday closure. You may also notice additional ticket booths to move lines faster, additional food ordering windows to reduce the wait time, and additional employees to assist with the cleanliness and safety of the park.
 
Food Policy
In accordance with nationwide industry standards, Seven Peaks Waterpark does not allow outside food or drink into the park. Compliance to these standards has vastly improved cleanliness of the park, safety of our guests, and lessened maintenance problems with our equipment and pools. This year we are offering significant discounts on food in our Day Pass Packages and Passholder Perks and have added smaller-priced food items to our Gift Shop. Small, toddler sized snacks are allowed inside the park for those with small children. If you have specific dietary needs, a doctor’s note should be provided.
 
Parking Fee
Revenues generated from parking allow Seven Peaks to maintain top of the line security and maintenance to prevent parking lot incidents. This allows our guests to enjoy a safe experience at Seven Peaks Waterpark.
 
Seven Peaks does not allow alcohol products or the use of tobacco products of any kind in the park or parking lot.
 
Sunday Closure
Seven Peaks Salt Lake will be closed on Sundays.
 
 

What is the Pass of All Passes?

The Pass of all Passes is an exciting new pass that has replaced the traditional season pass in order to provide more value for our guests.  The Pass of All Passes includes access to other locas entertainment and sport venues for one full year, with a total of 14 venues and counting.  The Pass expires 12 months from the purchase date.  Please visit passofallpasses.com for more details.
 
 

Do I need to pay admission if I’m not going to swim?

Yes. If you are between the ages of 4 and 64 you need to pay full admission to get into the park. We do offer a partial refund for spectators if requested before purchasing tickets.  Ask for more information when purchasing your tickets.
 
 

Can I bring my own flotation devices?

Yes and no. You can bring a Coast Guard approved lifejacket, baby floats with built in seats, and swimsuits with built in flotation. Arm floaties are allowed if they are accompanied with a lifejacket. Noodles, inner tubes, rafts, kickboards, or boogie boards are not allowed.