NRH2O Family Water Park
NRH2O was the first municipal water park in Texas and one of the first in the nation! The park opened in 1995 with three body slides, a river, and a wading pool. Today the 17-acre park has 23 attractions has an attraction to fit the young and the young at heart.
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Pass Entitlement Restrictions
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One free buddy entry per pass for each passholder exclusive.
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Pass holder coupons and discounts may not be combined with any other promotional offers or discounts offered.
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Discounted tickets apply only to general admission – not resident admission
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Reserved seating is based on availability; reserved seating discounts are not valid on Memorial Day, Juneteenth, July 4th, or Labor Day. Reservations must be made in advance. Reserved seating discount does not apply to admission tickets.
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Meal includes entree + side (salads/nachos do not include sides). Free drink refills require souvenir bottle. One meal per pass per day
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NRH2O is not responsible for lost/stolen souvenir bottles.
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Passes are not valid for Doggie Beach Bash.
Terms & Conditions
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Children 2 and younger do not require a pass/day ticket for admission.
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All transactions are final, and passes are non-transferable. Any refunds or changes must be requested in writing to info@nrh2o.com within 30 days of purchase. Any refunds granted will be subject to a per-day usage deduction at the full single-day admission rate. Additionally, any redeemed entitlements will be deducted from the amount refunded.
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All rides are subject to be closed due to weather, maintenance requirements, or other circumstances and are subject to availability, as well as height, weight, and safety restrictions.
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For more information please see NRH2O Terms & Conditions.
​Discounts are available for those living in the City of North Richland Hills. All guests 16 years old and older wishing to visit the park with a North Richland Hills resident ticket or season pass will need to show proof of residency in the form of a driver’s license or state ID with an NRH resident address. A utility bill with an NRH address along with a photo ID will also be accepted. NRH residency must be established at both the ticket window during the purchase and at the entry gate at the time of admission. Parents/Guardians may verify residency for those less than 16 years of age. Everyone 18 years old and younger will have to have a new picture taken in order to pick up their new pass.
