"Six Flags White Water is a great place not only for kids but also for adults. I must say it’s a perfect spot for family gatherings. It was a great summer experience for my kids — they absolutely loved this place and had so much joy and fun!

Specially thanks to Ann and Kristine (The manager) @ front gate who were much helpful to print the e-ticket and supported us well to check-in!

Everything was perfect !"

Tuan Ngo Kim

"This is a great little water park tucked away in Marietta, Georgia. It's by a giant KFC statue of a chicken. Worth checking out. When we got there it was jammed with people in line trying to park their cars. It is advisable to buy tickets in advance. We had a Six Flags membership so we were able to get into this park easily. It has lots of shade and an old feel to it. The park has been around for a very long time. They had a wave pool and lazy river which we enjoyed. There were also different types of water slides all over the place and kids areas. The most extreme water slide we went on first is called Dragon's Tail. It has a lot of steep drops. It was an intense thrill and a little crazy near the bottom where you come out. Ladies hold on to your swim tops because it could come off on this water slide. Wrap your arms around your chest please! It's that powerful. There are special areas and cabanas you can rent. I would advise you to get there early and reserve those because there will be no seating available and it could be very crammed with people.

The only con I would say that the park could work on is with the bathrooms. When the park was closing, the bathrooms smelled so horribly it was disgusting. There is no attendant cleaning the bathroom or flushing the toilets. So many gross people do not flush toilets and then it smells like urine throughout the whole bathroom. It was so overpowering that I did not go to the bathroom and chose to go a gas station after we left. Please address this issue."

Laura

"We took my niece to White Water on July 6th, 2025, to celebrate her birthday and enjoy a refreshing summer day. We arrived early on Sunday morning, excited and ready to beat the crowds—but to our surprise, the park was already quite busy!
Since it was our first time there, we decided to take a spontaneous approach—whatever attraction we saw first, we’d go for it. Our motto was “the earlier you ride, the more fun you get,” before the lines got too long. After finding a shaded area to leave our towels and belongings, we headed straight for the rides.
We tried Black River Falls (a thrilling double-tube ride), Typhoon Twister (perfect for families and lots of fun), Atlanta Ocean Wave Pool (a great place to feel the waves), Little Hooch Lazy River (ideal for relaxing and soaking in the sun), Wahoo Racer (my personal favorite—fast, exciting, and a bit mysterious), and Gulf Coast Screamer (a solid solo ride). There were also splash zones for kids to fully enjoy the water fun.
Now, a few small suggestions from my experience:
At the end of the more intense rides, it would be great to have a lifeguard or staff member help guests out of the water. Some landings are quite sudden, and it’s easy to get water in your nose or feel disoriented. In my case, I even strained a muscle getting out too quickly from a fast-moving tube. A bit of assistance at the end would definitely enhance the safety and experience.
Also, for the Lazy River, there didn’t seem to be a designated staff member managing the entrance or handing out tubes, and the number of tubes was limited. This caused a bit of a wait—even just to float around. Without enough tubes and no help getting on them, it didn’t really feel like a “lazy” river; more like people walking through a stream. A bit more organization here would really help.
On the food side: the smoked turkey leg was amazing—juicy, flavorful, and with that great meaty texture you can only get at a theme park. Definitely a must-try! However, pairing it with just chips (with salads sold out) was a bit disappointing. I hope the park can offer more diverse and better food options to match the premium pricing.
Lastly, a common theme park issue: some of the most popular rides had us waiting over an hour in the hot sun, only to get a one-minute ride—so there were a few attractions we had to skip. That’s to be expected, but it would be great if there were better shade or cooling systems in the queue areas.
Overall, it was a fun day, a great way to cool off, and a nice escape from the summer heat. Just make sure to wear plenty of sunscreen—the sun was absolutely intense! Despite a few areas that could be improved, it’s definitely worth a visit for families and water lovers."

Xing Chen