Sunsplash Discounts 2025 ~ Coupons, Promos, & Deals for Phoenix Area Waterpark (Mesa, AZ)
Updated for 2025! Save at Golfland Sunsplash waterpark in Mesa, AZ. Coupons aren’t usually available for discounts, but there are special times and ways to purchase tickets that will make a difference.
How much is regular admission to Sunsplash?
Sunsplash admission prices for 2025 at Sunsplash:
- Over 48″ = $56.00 at gate
- 3 years old or under 48″ = $52 at gate
- Seniors (over 60) = $52 at gate
- Toddlers 13-35 months = $10.00
- 12 months and under = Free
- Online Saturday & Sunday = $39.99 (some exceptions, see calendar)
- Online Monday – Friday $32.99 (some exceptions, see calendar)
They also add $8ish (depending on starting price) in taxes and fees to each ticket.
(Pricing is slightly lower in May; above is June & July pricing) - Night Splash Weekday= $42.00
- Night Splash Friday & Saturday $56.00
- Online Night Splash Weekday = $35.99
- Online Night Splash Friday & Saturday = $48.99
Check online for availability & possibly variations in pricing
Full details here. (Always check their calendar since there are some closures and a few pricing changes from time to time, including holidays.)
They also have combo tickets if you want to spend more time there and enjoy Golfland too! See their website for pricing and details.
When can you use Pogo Passes at Sunsplash?
You can use Pogo Passes Monday – Friday for free admission (daytime or Night Splash, excluding Friday Night Splash) or pay $19.99 for select other times.
In addition to free admission to Sunsplash, you’ll also get a free round of mini golf on the same day!
Here are details on the days/times Pogo Passes will help you.
Valid Monday – Friday for daytime admission or Night Splash (excludes Night Splash on Friday)
Valid Saturday – Sunday with $19.99 up charge (daytime hours or Saturday Night Splash)
Not Valid: Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, or for Friday Night Splash
Pogo Passes are $59.99 (if you use code SUNPLASH or link given) and each pass includes a free visit to Sunsplash (with mini golf!)
With a Pogo Pass, you’ll also get into MANY other venues for free.
If you’re already planning on paying for Sunsplash, it’s not much more to get a whole Pogo Pass with more free admissions around the Valley!
You get so much more than a one-time admission to Sunsplash! If you just hit either the Phoenix Zoo or Science Center after Sunsplash, you’re already going to save money, and you have so many other venues you can still visit!
* Venues are subject to change. See Pogo website for details about each venue.
What are the hours for Night Splash at Sunsplash & how much is it?
Night Splash begins at 5 pm and ends at 9 pm Monday – Thursday. It ends at 10 pm on Fridays & Saturdays. It is not available on Sunday nights.
It’s not always happening, so make sure you check their calendar.
Night Splash admission is $42 at the gate on weekdays and $56 Friday & Saturday. Online Night Splash is $35.99 weekdays; $48.99 Friday & Saturday. Fees & taxes will also be added.
Can you stay for Night Splash if you have a day ticket to Sunsplash?
If you paid for daytime admission at Sunsplash, you have to exit when Night Splash begins, usually by 5 pm. If you want to stay longer, you have to purchase another ticket to get back in.
How much are Sunsplash tickets at Costco?
The Costco closest to Sunsplash does not have tickets for 2025. I will update if this changes.
What if you can’t use your Sunsplash ticket on the scheduled day?
If you bought an online ticket to Sunsplash and can’t use it, the amount you paid can be applied towards the full-priced gate admission on another day.
If you know of other Sunsplash discounts, please leave a comment and I’ll add it to the list!
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I am planning on taking classes in the summer. I am simply wondering if I can stand in the water at Sunsplash. Also, I am going there for a certain field trip, and I will not be able to learn to swim by the period I go on the field trip. By the way, thank you for these discounts information. My mother would love them!
You could stand in the shallow part of one of their pools if you wanted.
Their slides don’t land you in deep water, and there are lifeguards at the end of each slide, but you would have to be able to orient yourself and stand on your feet to feel safe & exit the water area after sliding down.
There are lifeguards all over, but be careful unless you know how to swim!
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I appreciate your effort on writing this article. I would definitely use the coupons to visit the watrepark.
You got me so excited!
Such beautiful writing this is. I appreciate your talent.”
I’m trying to get me and my kids in as cheap as possible. There is 6 people and I can’t spend more than $50. If you can’t get us that deal are there a exit door we can open for everyone or a fence we can hop? It’s gotta be low so we can throw the stroller over too.
-Hector aka lil diamond eyes
Dude are you for real, haha omg…such an amazing comment
I decided not to reply since … who knows!? Either way, epic.
Well, since I’m replying now, I’ll ask my follow-up question, “How heavy is the baby?”
Is this for today? We have 4 adults & 4 kids is there a coupon to use for today at this place?
That was an old post from June 2015. We don’t have any current discounts. But, a POGO pass is always a great option. You can read about those here: https://www.bargainbeliever.com/blog/2017/07/extra-5-off-pogo-pass-ends-july-31-new-or-renewals/ ~ Gina