Opening Day is almost here, and Rapids Waterpark is preparing to welcome guests back when the park opens for its 47th Season on March 14.
The upcoming season introduces new leadership, continued park improvements, and a full calendar of special events designed to enhance the guest experience while building on the traditions that have made Rapids Waterpark a South Florida favorite for decades.
As the countdown to Opening Day continues, here’s a look at what guests can expect this season.
Meet Our New General Manager: Gregory Fuller
Rapids Waterpark is proud to welcome Greg Fuller as the park’s new General Manager.
With more than 30 years of amusement and water park industry experience, Greg began his career at Six Flags in 1991 and has held leadership roles at several major attractions across the country. His career includes serving as Director of Operations at Six Flags Over Georgia, General Manager of Six Flags White Water, and General Manager of Anakeesta in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Most recently, Greg served as The Head of Six Flags Atlanta Properties, bringing extensive operational expertise to his new role at Rapids.
Greg’s focus for the 2026 season is centered on continuing to elevate the guest experience from arrival to the final ride of the day.
Gregory Fuller - Rapids Waterpark General Manager
“We can’t wait to welcome guests back for another incredible season,” Fuller said. “Whether you’re here for family fun during the day or joining us for a night out at Rapids After Hours, we’re committed to delivering nonstop thrills and unforgettable memories.”
Multi-Million Dollar Park Enhancements Continue
Rapids is in the middle of a long-term, multi-year investment strategy designed to enhance comfort, operations, and overall guest experience.
Many of this year’s updates reflect guest feedback and focus on areas that help make visits smoother and more enjoyable. Throughout the park, guests will notice refreshed slide surfaces and visual improvements to several attractions, along with enhancements to park infrastructure and wayfinding designed to improve navigation throughout the property. Additional operational updates, including enhanced security screening procedures, have also been introduced to help streamline the arrival experience while maintaining a safe environment for all guests.
Guests will also see additions to the park’s food and beverage offerings this season, including Iggy’s Ice Cream, a new location serving premium ice cream and sweet treats. Expanded menu options across the park will also include new favorites like the Big Surf Footlong and the Big Kahuna Burger.
For those looking to elevate their visit, Rapids has also expanded its premium experiences with the addition of new deluxe cabanas, offering guests more opportunities to relax and recharge between rides.
Of course, all of Rapids’ signature attractions will be ready for action when the gates open, including fan favorites like Mega Mayhem, the park’s dueling water coaster, the Big Surf Wave Pool, and more than 40 slides and attractions throughout the park.
Guests looking to make the most of their visit can also explore available options, including cabana rentals, locker rentals, and souvenir drink bottles.
A South Florida Tradition Since 1979
Since opening in 1979, Rapids Waterpark has become a staple for families across Palm Beach County and beyond. With more than 40 attractions, a 25,000 sq. ft. wave pool, a ¼-mile lazy river, and thrill slides for every level of adventurer, Rapids continues to evolve while staying true to its roots.
The gates officially open March 14.
Are you ready to ride?