San Antonio locals is probably not but stocked up on sunscreen, however New Braunfels’ iconic Schlitterbahn is giving a sneak peek of summer season enjoyable throughout its Spring Preview Days. The dry run of the water park’s new rides and facilities takes place from April 18 to Could 23 and Could 27 to 30.
Friends can experience a few of Schlitterbahn’s hottest sights, together with the breakneck drops of its water coaster, Grasp Blaster, and the extra leisurely Kristal River. However the largest draw is perhaps the possibility to see the park’s new additions.
Chief amongst them is Schatze’s Storybrook Park, a brand new child’s space based mostly on the park’s canine mascot’s interpretation of traditional fairy tales. The centerpiece is a tyke-sized model of the Grasp Blaster, however the part additionally boasts 70 interactive water options, spray toys, splash pads, and a whimsical 1,200-gallon tipping water bucket. It additionally options sufficient puns to fill a Laffy Taffy manufacturing unit, like “Fur-bidden Forest” and “Three Little Pugs.”
Schlitterbahn’s different splashy enchancment is the Oberbahn Biergarten, a sudsy new space with a brand new restaurant and faucet bar. The house additionally provides company a chance to sit back underneath new Oberbahn cabahnas. Sure, ca-bah-nas.
The Fur-bidden Forest is considered one of three new play areas.Photograph courtesy of Schlitterbahn.
The opposite new options embrace:
Renovated resort rooms and pool areaA Shipwreck Bar expansionNew meals optionsA new Refresh StationUpgraded memento outlets
“Every season, we search for new methods to raise the visitor expertise whereas staying true to what makes Schlitterbahn particular,” stated Darren Hill, normal supervisor at Schlitterbahn New Braunfels, through a press launch. “This yr, we’re excited to introduce a number of new additions that improve each the fun and luxury of the park.”
Every day tickets begin at $39, and season tickets begin at $105. The park additionally presents discounted passes for teams, navy members, and first responders.
