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12 water parks within day-trip distance from Baltimore

Whether young or old, sliding solo or with a partner, Ocean City’s Splash Mountain aims to please any thrill-seeker with dozens of attractions and an array of slides to provide a day of endless fun. Race your family and friends on the 6 Lane Speed Slide, or band together and weather the unexpected journey of the Master Blaster or the Ragin Raft slides. Brave the 360-degree semi-slant of the Aqualoop slide solo; brace yourself for the Stealth, a half-pipe slide with a 45-foot tall vertical ramp; or opt for a cooler setting at the Lost Lagoon Family Pool. You might even run into a Splash Mountain Mermaid or two. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. through Labor Day. 2901 Coastal Highway, Ocean City. $17.99-$63.99. $130 for a family four-pack. splashmountainoc.com.

Whether young or old, sliding solo or with a partner, Ocean City’s Splash Mountain aims to please any thrill-seeker with dozens of attractions and an array of slides to provide a day of endless fun. Race your family and friends on the 6 Lane Speed Slide, or band together and weather the unexpected journey of the Master Blaster or the Ragin Raft slides. Brave the 360-degree semi-slant of the Aqualoop slide solo; brace yourself for the Stealth, a half-pipe slide with a 45-foot tall vertical ramp; or opt for a cooler setting at the Lost Lagoon Family Pool. You might even run into a Splash Mountain Mermaid or two. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. through Labor Day. 2901 Coastal Highway, Ocean City. $17.99-$63.99. $130 for a family four-pack. splashmountainoc.com.  (Kenneth K. LAM / Baltimore Sun)

By Brittany Britto
Baltimore Sun
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Cooling down has never been so fun. Here’s a roundup of 12 water parks within four hours of Baltimore that are worth the distance.

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Brittany Britto

Brittany Britto is a features reporter and blogger for Baltimore Insider at The Baltimore Sun. Brittany has interned for Washington Life Magazine and DC Modern Luxury, reported for Capital News Service in Annapolis, and has written freelance stories for publications in the region. She has lived abroad in Hong Kong and Morocco, places that have fueled her love for culture and the arts.

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