Admission at Adventureland covers all rides and attractions and many, though not all, of the shows, plus the Adventure Bay water park during the months it operates. In autumn the park opens on select dates only for Phantom Fall Fest, with hours the park says may change; rides run by day, and at night five haunted houses and four scare zones take over. Outdoor rides close whenever lightning is detected within five miles, and if the park shuts for weather, stop at Guest Services on the way out with your ticket stub or online order confirmation to receive a single-day ticket for another day that season. Places to eat include the Pizza Parlor, Grub Hub and Oasis. Waits can be cut with the Speedy Pass, a paid add-on that books ride slots on your phone. The catch is what you can carry in: only unopened bottled water and sports drinks are allowed through and hard coolers are turned away, while the park’s rules don’t address outside food itself.
Family FAQ
How much does Adventureland cost?
An any-day one-day ticket costs $69.99 and is valid through October 31, 2026; dated tickets start lower, depending on the day.
Can you bring a stroller to Adventureland?
Strollers and wagons are both allowed in the park.
Can you bring your own food to Adventureland?
Bring empty refillable bottles; filling stations are at Chicken Shack, Dragon Island Bridge, Bernie's Barnyard, Outlaw Gulch and Adventure Bay.


