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Splash Moraine
3800 Main St.
Moraine, Ohio, 45439
United States of America
937-535-1100
937-535-1275

Splash Moraine

Splash! Moraine opens the gates this season on May 24 and closes Sept 1, 2008.

Attractions

Surfside Oasis - featuring Pepsi Products. Will also serve nachos, soft pretzels, frozen novelties, frozen slushies, hot dogs and many more!

Do the Wave - now you can get your picture riding the wave at Splash! Moraine

Wave Pool - huge 20,000 sq. ft. wave pool with large waves running in cycles. Rent a tube for the day to sun while floating on the waves.

Water Slides - ride down our 2- 25 foot tube slides!

Kiddie Area - 4,000 sq. ft. of 2 ft. water depth featuring 2 kiddie sized slides.

Lazy River - 700 linear feet of relaxation. Hop in a free tube and float your stress away.

Ticket information

General admission
Youth (3-17):	$7.50	$85.00
Adult:	$9.00	$95.00
Senior (60+)	$8.00	$85.00
Family of four	N/A	$200.00
Additional family member	N/A	$40
Employees of businesses in Moraine
Youth (3-17)	$6.50	$70.00
Adult	$7.50	$80
Senior (60+)	$6.50	$70
Family of four	N/A	$175
Additional family member	N/A	$30
Residents of Moraine
Child (14 & under)	FREE	FREE
Youth (15-17)	$3	$25
Adult	$6	$40
Senior (60+)	$5	$35
Family of four	N/A	$125
Additional family member	N/A	$25

Locker rental: $0.25
Tube rental: $1.50

Splash Moraine's Web site

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