At Wild Adventures Theme Park and Splash Island Water Park®, we strive to provide an inclusive experience for all guests and hosts, regardless of their abilities. The following web pages include downloadable accessibility guides and information on our physical, visual, hearing, cognitive, and dietary accessibility offerings, services, and supports at Wild Adventures.
Download The Wild Adventures Theme Park Accessibility Guide
What to Know Before You Go
Wheelchairs & ECVs
Wheelchairs and Electric Convenience Vehicles (ECVs) are available for rent daily on a first-come, first-served basis. They may be rented and returned at the Expedition Market store located inside the park across from the turnstiles. Wheelchairs are $20 per day, and ECVs with sunshades are $75 per day. A security deposit and operator training are required for ECVs. Prices are subject to change without notice. Only one Guest per ECV or wheelchair. No passenger carriers and/or trailers of any type may be attached to ECVs. Guests must be 16 or older to rent an ECV in the Park. The Guest using the ECV must rent the ECV.
Please note: All Guests using wheelchairs and ECVs, whether personal or rented at Wild Adventures, must follow all manufacturer’s operating guidelines and Park rules. Park rules are available at the Expedition Market store for Guests bringing their own wheelchairs or ECVs. Wild Adventures also reserves the right to deny entry to any ECV or wheelchair deemed unsafe for use on Park near other Guests.
If walking or standing presents physical challenges, we strongly recommend the use of a wheelchair or ECV to navigate Wild Adventures. Please remember that the distance between various Park buildings and attractions is much greater than any wait in line.
A pool lift chair is available for entrance into Paradise River. To use this chair, visit the First Aid Center in Splash Island Waterpark. Wheelchairs are allowed to enter the water up to seat depth at Catch-A-Wave Bay and Polynesian Adventure.
A complete guide to Wheelchairs and ECVs at Wild Adventures can be found in our Accessibility Guide.
Service Animals
Service animals are welcome in most locations throughout Wild Adventures. Animals must be in the owner’s control and under control at all times Service animals must be on a harness or leash no longer than four feet. Owners are responsible for cleaning and disposing of any animal waste
Service animals are not allowed on rides or attractions. If you wish to ride, we suggest a companion visit the Park with you to care for your service animal. Service animals must not be left unattended or with Wild Adventures Team Members.
Service animals are allowed on trams as long as they meet the guidelines outlined in the Service Animals section of our Accessibility Guide.
Due to live animals used in some shows, we ask that any service animal remain out of view so as not to distract animals and for the safety of our staff. Wild Adventures reserves the right to deny access to a service animal when safety is in question. No service animals are allowed during the Tiger Tales show.
Requests for Interpretation
Sign Language interpretation can be requested for special events and shows with a minimum of 14 days advance notice. To request performance schedule confirmation or to request Sign Language interpretation at a specific special event or show, please contact Guest Services at 229-219-7080 or the Accessibility Liaison for assistance. Guests will be contacted prior to their visit to verify arrangements, and they will receive an appropriate show schedule that lists the dates and times of the interpreted performances.
Planning Ahead Resources:
Park Map | Ride Accessibility Guide | Hours & Calendar | Driving Directions | Places to Stay | Accessibility Liaison | Ride Requirements
ADA Accessible Parking
The main parking area and van-accessible spaces for guests with disabilities are located in the accessible parking area adjacent to the Park entrance. Upon arrival at Wild Adventures, please advise the Toll Booth Team Members that you need accessible parking, and they will direct you to the accessible lot or the Guest Drop-Off & Pickup Area. Accessible parking is filled on a first-come, first-served basis and may reach capacity early on some days. If the accessible parking area is unavailable, the Guest Drop-Off & Pickup Area adjacent to the Park entrance may be utilized for ease of dropping off and picking up Guests with disabilities. Standard vehicle and RV parking fees apply unless the Guest is a Gold Season Passholder.
All vehicles parked in a marked accessible parking space must have a government-issued license plate or displayed accessible parking tag. Without proper permits, violators may be subject to fines issued by the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Department and/or towing of the vehicle at the owner’s expense.
For more information, including our security screening process, please contact our Accessibility Liaison.
Start Your Visit at The Accessibility Center
Our front-line hosts are trained to provide all guests with an inclusive experience while visiting Wild Adventures Theme Park. However, we encourage those with special needs to visit the on-property Accessibility Center at the start of their visit. This center is conveniently located at Guest Services, right at the park's entrance.
Accessibility Center hosts can provide detailed information to help direct you to the rides and activities in which you can participate safely. Information you can access at the Center includes rider requirements, locations of accessibility entrances, wheelchair and ECV Rentals, and information on service animals.
Accessibility Center team members can conduct additional screening for specific rides and provide a Ride Access Card, which may be required for access to certain attractions. The Accessibility Center team can also provide screening for a Ride Access Sheet, which is provided to individuals who are unable to wait in a queue line for a ride. The sheet allows the guest and up to six people in their party, to enter rides using the Exit Lines.
Please review the below sections for information on accessibility services available during your visit.
Accessibility Entrances
Guests using wheelchairs or ECVs or those with other disabilities may use the marked accessible entrances to gain access to the ride or attraction. A ride admission sheet is required to access rides or attractions through the exit. Center located inside Guest Services. These entrances are designed to provide access to the ride, not to expedite wait times. You may have to wait once reaching the loading area.
If you need assistance transferring from your ECV or wheelchair, you must visit the Park with a companion. Our Team Members may provide information or answer questions; however, they are not trained to assist you in transferring to and from a ride vehicle and will not be able to do so.
A pool lift chair is available for entrance into Paradise River. To use this chair, visit the First Aid Center in Splash Island Waterpark. Wheelchairs are allowed to enter the water up to seat depth at Catch-A-Wave Bay and Polynesian Adventure.
Wild Adventures shops and restaurants are all accessible. Please ask any Team Member if you need assistance reaching items or have special dietary needs. For our Guests’ convenience, we also offer accessible, companion-assist restrooms at Wild Adventures and Splash Island.
For more information, please review our Accessibility Guide or contact our Accessibility Liaison.
Supervising Companion
Each of our ride and attraction experiences is uniquely different. Ride admission requirements are determined by the ride dynamics, the ride restraints, and manufacturer recommendations. Ride requirements, such as height, weight, and supervising companion procedures, apply to certain rides and attractions.
A Supervising Companion is a responsible person who is at least 14 years of age and who meets all the rider requirements to ride alone. More information about our supervising companion policy and specific requirements for each ride and/or attraction can be found in the Accessibility Guide.
Mobility Devices, Segways @ Golf Carts
See the Wheelchairs and ECVs section of this webpage or the full Accessibility Guide for details.
Prostheses & Restrictive Devices
Guests with amputations or prosthetic devices may require additional screening for riding requirements.
A ride access card can be issued once additional screening is complete to allow access to rides or attractions through the entrance. Ride access cards can be issued at Guest Services, First
More information about ride requirements about each ride can be found in the Accessibility Guide.
Oxygen Tanks and Medical Devices
Due to the forces, speeds, and movements of our rides, oxygen tanks are not permitted on ride vehicles or boats. Oxygen tanks are allowed on the Safari Train and trams.
Theater Seating
For the convenience of Guests using wheelchairs or ECVs, early entry is available before doors open for general seating. Doors open at least 15 minutes prior to showtimes. The theater is equipped to provide one (1) companion seat at every wheelchair/ECV space. Due to the layout and capacity of each theater, larger groups accompanying a Guest in a wheelchair or ECV may have to separate. Ushers are available to assist with wheelchair/ECV parking and seating. For additional assistance, please speak with a Theater Usher or Team Member.
Due to Georgia State Fire Codes, Guests using ECVs or wheelchairs may not park in any theater aisle or row. Seating is limited in all theaters and is filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.
All outdoor theaters are accessible to Guests with disabilities. All safety guidelines and fire codes for indoor theaters also apply to outdoor venues. If you have any questions, please notify a sound technician in the back of the theater or any other Team Member.
Calming Space
Wild Adventures is in the process of constructing a Quiet Room that will be available to guests when the park opens in March 2025.
Sensory-Sensitive Days & Events
Periodically throughout the Season, Wild Adventures will host special Sensory-Sensitive Days in which efforts are made to reduce the volume of music and other noises in select areas throughout the park.
See the Service Animal section of this webpage or the full Accessibility Guide for details.
Park Navigation
Due to the nature and layout of our Park, Wild Adventures recommends that anyone legally blind or who has vision impairments enjoy the Park with a companion. Please review the companion section of this webpage or the full Accessibility Guide for more information.
Interpretation
Sign Language interpretation can be requested for special events and shows with a minimum of 14 days advance notice. To request performance schedule confirmation or to request Sign Language interpretation at a specific special event or show, please call Guest Services at 229-219-7080 or contact the accessibility liaison for assistance. Guests will be contacted prior to their visit to verify arrangements, and they will receive an appropriate show schedule that lists the dates and times of the interpreted performances.
Transcripts
Wild Adventures regular season show scripts are available for use during the show and must be returned at the end of the performance. Please see a Theater Usher for assistance. Scripts are also available on the Safari Train.
Aside from baby food, no outside food, drink, or large coolers may be brought into the park. Restaurants and concessions are available throughout the park with a variety of food and beverage options. We understand that our guests may have special dietary needs based on health or religion, and we provide picnic tables in the parking lot area to accommodate those who wish to bring and enjoy their own meals.
Visit our dining page or download our official mobile app for a full list of food offerings and our allergen guide.
Ride Signage
Ride warning and accessibility signs are located at the entrance of each ride to help determine which attractions are suitable for guests based on their abilities.
A key for access signage and symbols and information on accessibility for every ride at Wild Adventures can be found in the Accessibility Guide.
Medical Restrictions
All Ride Safety Information is posted at each ride entrance so that you may make informed decisions about your ability to participate safely. This brochure describes the ride’s movements and forces, while the ride safety signs include medical restrictions and special safety instructions.
Remember: Wild Adventures does not know your medical history or restrictions. Please review all safety information prior to boarding. Please be aware of all medical and height restrictions. We also encourage you to watch the ride or attraction prior to choosing to ride. If in doubt, do not ride.
Ride Restraints
Guests must fit properly into all ride restraint systems to participate. All rides and attractions Some ride restraint systems may not accommodate Guests of larger weight and/or greater height.
For the safety of all guests, those wearing casts, braces, or prostheses may be unable to ride if the restraint cannot be properly secured.
Please review our Accessibility Guide for further information on ride and attraction requirements, including the loose articles and lost items policies.
The physical requirements of all rides can also be accessed via the Rides & Attractions page, the official Mobile App, the on-property accessibility center, or by contacting a Wild Adventures Accessibility Liaison.
A pool lift chair is available for entrance into Paradise River. To use this chair, visit the First Aid Center in Splash Island Waterpark. Wheelchairs are allowed to enter the water up to seat depth at Catch-A-Wave Bay and Polynesian Adventure.
To make the most of your visit, we encourage all guests to download our official App. The app offers easy ticket and pass management, custom lists for planned activities, convenient access to interactive maps and wayfinding, ride wait times and show schedules, and filter options to find the perfect attractions for every family member.
If you have additional questions about accessibility at Wild Adventures after reviewing the materials, we’re here to help.
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