The Wild Wild Wet Park has a 3 storey high raft water slide which is the first of its kind in Southeast Asia. There are numerous rides that tourists should try out. The 4 storey Samsung Slide-Up feature riders speeding down, skimming from corner to corner on the deck and rising up the converse side. A couple of water slides, one open and one enclosed are known as the Waterworks. Visitors will take pleasure in the Ular-Lah as well. It is the first raft slide in Southeast Asia. The rafts shoot down a little free-fall chute and then goes fully into a deep plunge pool.

The 335 meter long Jacuzzi Shiok River along the edge of the Wild Wild Wet Park makes for a spectacular sight. Visitors can stroll about in it or get afloat and twirl and progress along the currents. This ride is exciting with small caves. Guests should also make it a point to check out the park’s only dry ride, the Skyrider. Riders have power over the speed of the 8 twin-seat carriages. They also can delight in the aerial view of the park from 5 meters on top of the ground.

Another attraction that is sure to enthrall riders is the Wall’s Tsunami. This is basically a wave pool featuring tidal waves that come into sight every quarter of an hour. Yakult Professor’s Playground is a water playground which has fountains, slides, ladders and enclosed water cannons. A vast Yakult bucket tips water down a shelter and on to the visitors who pass by every half an hour approximately.

There is a KFC and a Pizza Hut available at the Wild Wild Wet Park for refreshment needs. Wild Wild Wet utilizes the FunKey, a modern cashless technology, for tourists to make transactions all over the park like renting lockers and purchasing food and beverages. Travelers in search of Singapore luxury accommodation such as Raffles Hotel Singapore will find the Wild Wild Wet Park a convenient stopover.