National Waterpark Day
July 28, Monday
History of the holiday
The holiday was established in 2017 by Kalahari Resorts and Conventions, one of the largest indoor waterpark chains in the U.S. The goal was not only to celebrate summer vacations but also to highlight the importance of waterparks as places where family memories are made, as well as to stimulate interest in visiting such resorts.
How it's celebrated
National Waterpark Day is celebrated across the country, especially in regions where large waterparks are located. On this day, there are:
* special discounts and promotions for waterpark entry;
* family events, competitions, and water games;
* prize and gift giveaways;
* social media posts with photos and the hashtag #NationalWaterparkDay;
* advertising campaigns and themed offers from resorts and hotels.
Significance of the holiday
National Waterpark Day serves as a reminder of the importance of rest, the opportunity to relax, and spending time with loved ones. Waterparks offer a unique combination of entertainment for all ages—from calm relaxation zones to extreme water slides.
This day is especially popular with families with children and those who want to feel the vacation atmosphere without traveling far from home.