Nona Adventure Park Orlando with Kids - Orlando, FL
Nona Adventure Park brings together an inflatable lake obstacle course, a 60-foot climbing tower and cable wakeboarding. Choose the right activity before booking: water skills, height restrictions and weather can matter more than age alone.
A 45-minute Aqua Park or climbing session costs $26; a combined Aqua + Tower ticket costs $39. Wake Nona tickets are separate.
Compare Nona Adventure Park tickets →Individual Aqua Park and tower sessions last 45 minutes. Check in 30 minutes early and allow transitions; combo and wakeboarding visits take longer.
Younger children have Tot Town and a junior climbing course, while lake obstacles, the main tower and cable riding have additional rules.
A fun but weather-dependent outing: timed sessions, swimming requirements and activity-specific rules create extra planning for families.
See the full Family Friction score →What to do at Nona Adventure Park in Orlando
Nona Adventure Park in Orlando offers outdoor activities built around water, climbing and physical challenges rather than traditional theme park rides. One of its main attractions is the Aqua Park, a floating inflatable obstacle course where children can climb, jump, balance and slide into the water. The course encourages active play, but participants need to be comfortable in the water and meet the park's safety requirements. Younger children may need adult supervision, so families should confirm the current age and height restrictions before booking.
For children who prefer climbing to swimming, the Climbing Tower offers a different type of adventure. Participants navigate elevated obstacles that test balance, coordination and confidence while using safety equipment. The tower is especially appealing to older children and teens who enjoy physical challenges. Families can book a separate climbing session or choose a combination ticket that includes both the Aqua Park and Climbing Tower. This makes it possible to mix water activities with climbing without committing to a full day at the park.
Wake Nona adds another option for adventurous visitors who want to try wakeboarding. Instead of being pulled by a boat, riders use a cable system to move across the water. Beginners can develop their balance and basic riding skills, while more experienced participants can spend longer practicing. Wakeboarding has separate participation requirements, and younger riders may need additional instruction or approval. With its combination of inflatable water obstacles, climbing challenges and cable wakeboarding, Nona Adventure Park is best suited to active school-age children and teenagers who enjoy outdoor recreation.
Florida weather can change your plans quickly. Keep a few backup activities ready with our Orlando guide for families with kids, including indoor attractions and ideas for rainy days.
Older kids get the most choice; younger visitors have limited play options
Infant
Limited fit. Infants cannot participate in the lake obstacles or climbing activities; an adult would need to focus on supervision rather than an activity session.
Toddler
Tot Town may provide playground time, but the main Aqua Park does not admit children under five. Verify current access and pricing for the youngest visitors.
Little Kids
Tot Town and the lower junior climbing course may suit this group. Ages five and six can join Aqua Park sessions only with a paying adult on the inflatables, subject to park approval and swimming ability.
Big Kids
Strong fit for capable swimmers who enjoy physical challenges. Children under seven need an adult alongside them at the Aqua Park, while the main climbing tower requires a separate height check.
Tweens
Very strong fit for the floating obstacles, qualifying climbing challenges and activity combinations. Wake Nona usually requires riders to be at least ten or complete an approved training route.
Teen
A strong match for athletic teens who want Aqua Park challenges, the upper ropes course or wakeboarding. Fitness, confidence in water and the chosen activity matter more than simply buying a pass.
How KidWaypoint measures the effort of a family outing
Our Family Friction score looks beyond fun and ticket value to the practical work parents face: arrival, queues, weather, movement, accessibility, facilities, sensory load and scheduling.
An active lake outing needs more preparation than a typical indoor attraction. Families should allow for safety briefings, changing into swimwear, outdoor heat and possible weather interruptions. The biggest way to reduce hassle is to choose only sessions each child can safely complete, then arrive with enough time for check-in and transitions.
| Factor | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Parking & Arrival | N/A | The published visitor information gives the address but does not establish a dependable current parking fee or detailed arrival layout. |
| Queue & Wait Time | 2/5 | Online ticketing and scheduled 45-minute sessions organize access, but check-in, orientation and popular time slots still require a buffer. |
| Heat & Weather Exposure | 4/5 | Water, climbing and cable activities take place outdoors. Thunderstorms, lightning and strong winds can interrupt operations. |
| Walking Distance & Terrain | 2/5 | Families move between the lake obstacle area, tower, cable park and changing spaces, with wet or sandy areas possible near the shore. |
| Stroller & Mobility Access | N/A | Detailed stroller routes, step-free access to each activity and practical wheelchair circulation are not established in the published guidance. |
| Restroom & Baby-Care Access | 2/5 | The park confirms bathrooms, changing rooms and outdoor showers, but does not specify baby-changing tables or a private feeding area. |
| Sensory & Crowd Load | 2/5 | Busy obstacle sessions, splashing, water activity and group instruction may be stimulating, while outdoor space allows families to step away. |
| Schedule Flexibility | 3/5 | Sessions last 45 minutes with breaks between them. Waivers, check-in and weather holds make the visit less spontaneous than a self-guided park. |
| Assessed total | 15/30 | Moderate planning effort for families. |
Plan for wet gear and uneven family needs
The park confirms on-site changing rooms and outdoor showers, but does not publish detailed stroller guidance for routes around each activity.
Pack a waterproof bag for swimsuits and towels, especially if a child will move from Aqua Park to the climbing area.
Access to the lakefront, tower and spectator spaces may differ; do not assume every surface is suitable for a stroller.
Bathrooms, changing rooms and two outdoor showers are listed in the park FAQ. Plan a clothing change after water sessions.
A younger swimmer may need a paying adult on the Aqua Park while an older sibling participates independently.
Nona Adventure Park tickets: Aqua Park, tower and wakeboarding prices
Tickets are activity-specific. The single 45-minute Aqua Park and tower sessions cost $26 each; longer passes and optional rentals change the family total.
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Aqua Park, one 45-minute session | $26 |
| Aqua Park, two 45-minute sessions | $39 |
| Climbing Tower, 45-minute session | $26 |
| Aqua Park + Climbing Tower combo | $39 |
| All Day Adventure Pass, Aqua + Tower | $49 |
| Wake Nona, two-hour pass | $40 |
| Wake Nona, all-day pass with basic gear | $65 |
| Basic board rental | $15 |
| Pro board rental | $25 |
| Locker | $10 |
| Beach cabana | From $50 |
| Aqua cabana | From $100 |
Family cost example: Two people booking one Aqua Park session each would pay $52 before any extras. Two Aqua + Tower combo tickets total $78. Confirm current rates and possible fees at checkout.
When is Nona Adventure Park Orlando open?
- Open 10:00 am-5:00 pm, including most holidays.
- Closed on Wednesdays, except during OCPS breaks.
- Closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and Easter Sunday.
- 4Roots Cafe serves 11:00 am-4:00 pm (grab and go until 4:30 pm), and The Coffee Spot serves 10:00 am-4:15 pm.
Hours change seasonally and can differ between Aqua Park, Climbing Tower, Wake Nona and Splashes Bistro. Check the dated official schedule for your visit; do not rely on a fixed year-round opening time.
Prepare for sun, swim rules and fixed start times
Most surprises are avoidable if every participant knows which ticket, gear and safety requirements apply.
- Arrive 30 minutes early.The park recommends extra time for check-in, orientation and the safety briefing before water or climbing sessions.
- Complete waivers and carry ID.Every participant needs a waiver; under-18s require a parent or guardian signature and ID.
- Pack for water and climbing separately.Bring swimwear, sunscreen and towels; closed-toe laced sneakers are required for climbing, while water shoes are optional for the Aqua Park.
- Check the forecast and change policy.Lightning and high winds may pause activities, and weather-related refunds are subject to conditions rather than automatic.
- Plan meals without an outside cooler.Outside food and drinks are not allowed; Splashes Bistro provides food at the park.
- Check who needs to pay to watch.Wake Nona spectators can watch without a ticket, but spectators inside the Aqua Park and climbing area may need a separate pass.
Family questions before visiting Nona Adventure Park
Confirm your activity, ability requirements and timing before choosing tickets.
Where is Nona Adventure Park?
Nona Adventure Park is at 14086 Centerline Drive, Orlando, FL 32827, in the Lake Nona area. Check the official directions page for current arrival information.
Is Nona Adventure Park a water park in Orlando?
It is an outdoor adventure park with a floating Aqua Park obstacle course, cable wakeboarding, a climbing tower and a smaller play area. The Aqua Park is an activity within the larger park, not a traditional water-slide theme park.
How much are Nona Adventure Park tickets?
A 45-minute Aqua Park session is $26 per person; two sessions are $39. A 45-minute tower session is $26, the Aqua + Tower combo is $39 and the All Day Adventure Pass is $49. Wakeboarding has separate $40 two-hour and $65 all-day tickets. Check the current checkout for add-ons.
Can children younger than seven use the Aqua Park?
The park FAQ allows children ages five and six with a paying adult aged 18 or older on the inflatables. Children under five are not permitted. The attraction page emphasizes seven years and 45 inches for independent participation, so confirm the child's exact eligibility before paying.
Does Nona Adventure Park work on rainy days?
This is not a dependable rainy-day choice. Outdoor activities can pause for lightning, strong winds or unsafe conditions. The park has specific weather-interruption and refund policies, so read them before booking.
How long should families spend at Nona Adventure Park?
Allow at least 30 minutes before a scheduled 45-minute session for check-in and orientation. A single activity may take around 1.5 hours including preparation and changing, while two sessions or wakeboarding can make this a multi-hour visit.
