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PHOTOS: Typhoon Texas will open a new children’s attraction next year. This is what it looks like

This 2022 artist’s rendering provided by Typhoon Texas shows the new addition scheduled to open next year. (Typhoon Texas)

HOUSTON – Typhoon Texas in Katy has announced it will open a new children’s attraction next year.

Typhoon Junior will open to the public for the park’s 2023 summer season. The addition will consist of child-sized rides modeled after the waterpark’s most popular waterslides.

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“Most waterparks don’t offer much in terms of attractions for children under 48 inches beyond perhaps a splash pad,” Matt Girocco, general manager of Typhoon Texas, said in a statement. “We want to give our youngest patrons the same kind of waterpark experience the rest of the family enjoys.”

The new four-acre section will also boast an upgraded splash pad, numerous cabanas and lounge seating.

Access to Typhoon Junior will be included in the purchase of a general admission ticket or season pass.

Scroll below to view renderings of the park’s new children’s attraction.

This 2022 artist’s rendering provided by Typhoon Texas shows the new addition scheduled to open next year. (Typhoon Texas)
This 2022 artist’s rendering provided by Typhoon Texas shows the new addition scheduled to open next year. (Typhoon Texas)
This 2022 artist’s rendering provided by Typhoon Texas shows the new addition scheduled to open next year. (Typhoon Texas)
This 2022 artist’s rendering provided by Typhoon Texas shows the new addition scheduled to open next year. (Typhoon Texas)
This 2022 artist’s rendering provided by Typhoon Texas shows the new addition scheduled to open next year. (Typhoon Texas)

What do you think about the attraction’s renderings? Are you planning to go next year?


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