What to do
The main attractions at Wet N' Wild Sydney are the slides themselves. You can let out your competitive side on the H20 Go Racers, a series of water slides side by side that allow you and your family to race to the bottom.
If you'd rather do something as a group, the Double BOWLSEYE is for you. This giant funnel-like slide allows groups to sit in a big, circular tube as they go round and round until they reach the center.
Looking for something that will get your adrenaline pumping? Check out the halfpipe, a large, flat slide that sends you soaring up 16 meters, then back down. Or you can take on the Typhoon, a two-person ride that looks like a giant tube in which you oscillate back and forth until you slide out.
If you have young ones in the family, don't worry - there are plenty of rides that are perfectly suitable for kids. For example, little ones can wade in the park's giant wave pool or head to Boomerang Bay, a half-kilometre-long river, perfect when you want to relax and take it easy.
Where to stay
There are a number of hotels nearby Wet N' Wild, or if you want to see more of Sydney, you can stay in the city itself. You can easily rent a car and drive there, or you can take a shuttle from the Parramatta Transit Centre.