Build Your Mt. Olympus Day Around the Rides You Can Actually Use
Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park combines an indoor water park, indoor theme park and seasonal outdoor water and theme parks in Wisconsin Dells. That makes the date you visit just as important as the ticket you buy.
For 2026, the official online checkout currently shows a $35 plus tax one-day pass. Before paying, check the exact-date hours, your children’s heights and whether your must-do attraction is indoors or seasonal.
What Should You Know Before Buying Mt. Olympus Tickets?
The official Mt. Olympus checkout currently lists a Day Pass – Value at $35 plus tax. It is one-day admission, and the 2026 terms state that tickets can be used through 31 December 2026.
However, the pass does not mean every attraction operates every day. Outdoor parks are seasonal, and Mt. Olympus warns that limited attractions may be available when tickets are redeemed in the off-season.
Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park Ticket Price for 2026
One-day admission at the current official online checkout.
The live checkout displayed this total for one $35 ticket with $2.36 tax when checked. Your final tax and checkout total control.
Official terms currently state tickets can be used through 31 December 2026.
Wristband Collection
Wristbands are issued at the ticket booth. Official terms say each guest must be physically present when wristbands are issued.
Bring Purchaser ID
The purchaser must show identification at the ticket booth. Do not arrive relying only on a screenshot of someone else’s order.
Day Pass or Mt. Olympus Resort Stay?
Choose a Day Pass When…
- You already have accommodation.
- You want one park day.
- Your visit date has the attractions you want.
- The day-ticket total beats a resort package for your group.
Compare a Resort Stay When…
- You also need a room in Wisconsin Dells.
- You want more than one usable park day.
- You value park access on checkout day.
- A current room promotion makes the total competitive.
Mt. Olympus says registered resort guests receive access to its Water & Theme Parks during their stay and also receive a bonus park day on checkout day.
The official specials page currently advertises selected room rates from $59 with park tickets and taxes included, subject to blackout dates and the conditions shown for your dates. Treat this as a promotional starting rate, not a guaranteed room price.
Mt. Olympus Hours Are Not One Fixed Daily Schedule
Mt. Olympus publishes a date-based calendar for the indoor water park, indoor theme park and seasonal areas. Use your exact visit date instead of relying on an old search result or generic opening-time listing.
Indoor Water Park
The indoor park has its own daily hours and remains the main waterpark option outside the outdoor season.
Outdoor Water Park
The official outdoor page describes operation from around mid-May through mid-September. Ticket terms describe the core outdoor season as Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Queue Cut-Off
Mt. Olympus says attraction lines may close up to one hour before the published park closing time, depending on queue length.
Mt. Olympus Is More Than One Water Park
Water Park
Medusa’s Slidewheel, pools and indoor water attractions make this the weather-resistant part of the visit.
Water Park
This seasonal zone includes The Rise of Icarus and larger outdoor water attractions.
Theme Park
Dry attractions give families another option when water time is not the only priority.
Theme Park
Seasonal coasters and go-karts expand the experience during the main outdoor operating period.
Mt. Olympus Water Slides and Height Rules
The Rise of Icarus
The outdoor slide tower reaches 145 feet. The official attraction page says children under 48 inches / 122cm are not permitted. Maximum single-rider weight is 300lb / 136kg.
Medusa’s Slidewheel
This indoor rotating waterslide combines raft movement with a rotating wheel structure. The published minimum height is 42 inches / 1.07m.
Rafts require two to four riders. The official page also publishes a combined raft-weight range, so attraction staff and posted rules control boarding.
Which Mt. Olympus Experience Fits Your Family?
Babies & Toddlers
Prioritise appropriate shallow play and family facilities rather than headline thrill slides. Children still in diapers must wear swimmer diapers in the water.
Younger Children
Check individual attraction height rules and adult-accompaniment requirements before building the day around a slide.
Thrill-Seeking Teens
The outdoor season offers the strongest mix when Icarus, major outdoor water attractions, coasters and go-karts are operating.
Mixed-Age Family
Use the indoor and outdoor attraction mix to split the day. Agree on meeting points if adults divide supervision between different zones.
How to Book Mt. Olympus Day Tickets
1. Check the Hours Calendar
Confirm that your must-do park area and attractions are scheduled for your intended date.
2. Measure Children
Check the official attraction restrictions before promising a particular slide or ride.
3. Open Official Checkout
Select your visit date and number of guests. The live checkout currently displays the $35 plus tax Day Pass – Value.
4. Enter Purchaser Details
Use an email address you can access because the ticket QR code is sent electronically.
5. Read the Ticket Terms
Check validity, seasonal limitations, excluded Extreme Rides and the current sales conditions before paying.
6. Save Confirmation and Bring ID
Keep the QR code accessible and make sure the purchaser has the required identification for wristband collection.
Calculate More Than the Headline Ticket Price
Mandatory Starting Cost
For a day visitor, begin with the ticket price plus tax for each person requiring admission.
Possible Extras
Budget separately for lockers, food, stroller or wagon rental, mobility equipment, cabanas and other optional purchases you use.
Hotel Alternative
If you need accommodation, compare the entire resort-stay price because park access can change the value calculation.
Food, Coolers and Items Families Commonly Get Wrong
Lockers, Changing Rooms, Showers and Baby Care
Changing & Showers
Mt. Olympus says changing rooms and showers are available free to park guests. Changing facilities are listed in the Indoor Water Park and near selected outdoor pools.
Lockers
Lockers are available throughout the parks for a small fee. The official FAQ does not publish one universal locker price, so do not budget from an old third-party figure.
Baby Changing
Baby-changing facilities are listed in all restrooms.
Food Onsite
The resort lists concession stands, restaurants, snack locations, coffee shops and other food outlets across the property.
Strollers & Wagons
Rental equipment is offered at ticket-booth locations on a first-come, first-served basis.
ATMs
The accessibility information lists ATMs at the main north entrance, south entrance and near the First Aid Station.
Mt. Olympus Accessibility: Check the Specific Attraction You Need
Mt. Olympus publishes accessibility information for mobility rentals and selected water facilities. However, accessibility to the property does not mean every ride is suitable for every visitor.
Pool Chairlift
The official accessibility page says Medusa’s Indoor Water Park has an accessible chairlift serving Scylla’s and Hydra’s pools.
Mobility Rentals
Mobility scooters, strollers, wagons and wheelchairs are available at ticket-booth locations on a first-come, first-served basis. Identification or a major credit card may be required.
Mt. Olympus Family Packing Checklist
- Ticket QR code
- Purchaser identification
- Swimsuits
- Swimmer diapers if required
- Towels
- Dry clothes
- Water-safe sun protection for outdoor days
- Approved dietary items only when an exception applies
- Phone protection
- Children’s measured heights
- Payment method for food and optional extras
- Any accessibility information needed for your visit
A Better Mt. Olympus Arrival Strategy
Mt. Olympus does not have one universal arrival time that fits every visitor. Your best plan depends on your park hours, season and must-do attractions.
Before Leaving
Recheck the date-based hours and any attraction that matters enough to affect whether the trip is worthwhile.
At the Ticket Booth
Have the purchaser ID and confirmation ready. Every person receiving a wristband must be physically present.
First Park Hour
If a specific seasonal thrill attraction is your priority, consider doing it before building the day around lower-priority activities.
Before the Last Hour
Do not leave a must-do ride until closing time. Attraction queues may close as much as one hour before park closing when line length requires it.
Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park Address and Map
Water & Theme Park
1881 Wisconsin Dells Parkway
Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965
Use the park destination when travelling for your park visit.
Resort Check-In
655 N Frontage Road
Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965
Use the resort check-in location when you have an accommodation reservation.
UKWaterPark.org Has Several Mt. Olympus Pages
The live site audit found several URLs targeting very similar Mt. Olympus ticket, Wisconsin Dells and discount searches. That creates a real risk that multiple pages compete for the same search intent.
Ticket & Hotel-Pass Guide
Mt Olympus Water Park tickets and hotel passes
This page overlaps strongly with the current article’s ticket and family-planning intent.
Wisconsin Ticket Guide
Mt Olympus Wisconsin tickets, prices and hours
This URL also targets current tickets, hours and resort planning.
Wisconsin Dells Deal Guide
Mount Olympus Wisconsin Dells deals
This page has additional overlap around ticket deals and resort stays.
Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park FAQs
How much is a Mt. Olympus day pass in 2026?
The live official checkout currently shows a Day Pass – Value at $35 plus tax for one-day admission. Prices can change, so check the official checkout for your date before paying.
Does a Mt. Olympus ticket include the outdoor water park?
The official ticket offer includes the outdoor water park when that area is operating, but outdoor parks are seasonal. Check the exact-date hours and attraction availability before buying specifically for outdoor rides.
Is Mt. Olympus Indoor Water Park open year-round?
The indoor water park is the resort’s year-round waterpark component, subject to the official date-based operating calendar and attraction availability. Medusa’s Slidewheel may also be affected by cold temperatures.
What is the height requirement for The Rise of Icarus?
The official outdoor waterpark page says children under 48 inches, or 122cm, are not permitted on The Rise of Icarus. The published maximum single-rider weight is 300lb, or 136kg.
What is the minimum height for Medusa’s Slidewheel?
The published minimum height is 42 inches, or about 1.07m. The attraction also has raft rider-count and combined-weight requirements.
Do Mt. Olympus resort guests get waterpark access?
Mt. Olympus says registered resort guests receive Water & Theme Park access during their stay and can continue using the parks on checkout day.
Can I bring food into Mt. Olympus Water Park?
Outside food, beverages, glass bottles and coolers are generally prohibited. The park publishes exceptions for special dietary needs, food allergies and baby food or formula in non-glass containers.
Are changing rooms and showers free?
Yes. The official FAQ says changing rooms and showers are available to park guests without a fee. Lockers are available separately for a small fee.
Do I need ID for Mt. Olympus tickets?
The current ticket terms say the purchaser must show ID when wristbands are issued at the ticket booth. Wristbands are only issued to guests who are physically present.
Can ride lines close before the park closes?
Yes. Mt. Olympus says attraction lines may close up to one hour before the published park closing time depending on queue length.
Independent planning note: UKWaterPark.org is an independent visitor guide and is not affiliated with Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park Resort. Ticket prices, promotions, park hours, attraction availability and ride restrictions can change. Official park instructions and posted attraction rules control on the day of your visit.