From Austin: I-35 to Exit 190B. Go 1 mile south on Business 35 to Highway 46/Loop 337. Turn right on Highway 46/Loop 337 to Common Street. Turn left on Common St. and go straight.
From San Antonio: I-35 to Exit 184. Turn left on Rueckle Road/Loop 337. Stay on Loop 337 approximately 8 miles to Common Street. Turn right on Common Street.
New at Schlitterbahn
New for 2009Congo River Expedition
Themed lazy river tube ride. The lazy river meets the dark ride as Schlitterbahn sends guests on a fog- and effects-filled adventure.
Pirate's Plunder
An innovative interactive adventure in which guests rack up points and unlock clues by donning a specially equipped AquaGlove and aiming it at sensors located throughout the park. Once triggered, some of the sensors activate water effects.
New for 2008
Dragon's Revenge
Schlitterbahn's water park pioneers transformed one of their uphill water coasters into a dark ride using a fire-breathing dragon, fog, spinning tunnels, lighting effects, an original score, and other elements. This is, perhaps, the most sophisticated water park attraction ever built.
Schatze’s Central Park
Geared to younger children, the attraction-packed area features an interactive water playground themed to a car wash, a root beer stand, and an ice cream parlor. Schatze, a dachshund puppy, is available to meet and greet kids as well.
Schlitterbahn's Holiday Event
Schlitterbahn's Hill Country Christmas-Iinfo about the annual holiday festivalThe 65-acre Schlitterbahn Waterpark Resort is among the world's biggest, and arguably best, water parks. It is jam-packed with an amazing variety of slides and water rides, including three uphill water coasters (an innovative concept that the Schlitterbahn folks invented), the Boogie Bahn simulated surfing attraction, and The Torrent, a "tidal wave" river that's anything but lazy.
The park features over 40 rides in all, and there are plenty of attractions geared to young children and fun-seekers of all thrill-tolerance levels. Located on the banks of the Comal River, many of the attractions use water from the spring-fed river. A reduced-price two-day pass is geared to water park enthusiasts who may want to sample the many attractions at a more leisurely pace and make a mini-vacation out of their visit. Schlitterbahn offers onsite lodging, and resort guests receive discounted admission to the park.
Its unusual name, Schlitterbahn, means "slippery road" in German, and the park and its attractions incorporate a German theme (a nod to the heritage of the south central Texas area). A few of the slides use the park's signature "Blastenhoff" tower. Pioneers in the industry, the folks who run Schlitterbahn build and sell their unique rides, including the Master Blaster uphill water coaster to other water parks, Playing off of the success of the original park, Schlitterbahn also operates Texas water parks in South Padre Island and Galveston Island.
