How much does it cost to go to the Whitewater Center?

How much does it cost to go to the Whitewater Center?

Anyone 10 and older pays $59; admission for children 9 years old or younger costs $49. You can also purchase single-activity passes (such as mountain biking or whitewater rafting), which cost between $25 and $89, depending on the activity. Along with admission fees, you should also budget for the cost of food.

Does it cost to park at the Whitewater Center?

There is a $6 parking fee per car. But for that fee you can ride the bike trails and hike as well as walk around the park for no additional cost. There is a sit down restaurant there as well as a place where you can buy sandwiches, snacks, salads,drinks, etc. and eat them out on the deck near the white water feature.

How much does it cost to zipline at Whitewater Center?

Details: Zip over the water and through the trees on one of the Whitewater Center’s five zip-lining routes. Choose between Figure 8, Double Down, Pine Zip, Canyon Zip and Canyon Crossing. Cost: $59 for adult, $49 for youth.

Who owns the US National Whitewater Center?

Mecklenburg County
The main campus, centered in the 366 acres of the original park, is 22 acres and includes a purpose-built recirculating river, trails for biking and running, restaurants, a climbing center, a live music venue, and more. The site is owned by Mecklenburg County, N.C., with the property leased to the nonprofit USNWC.

Does Usnwc have WiFi?

That’s right, the Whitewater Center offers a public WiFi network. Osterhus said people have been known to open their computers in the Pump House Biergarten.

What can I bring to Whitewater Center?

What to Wear

1. Provided Gear. The Whitewater Center provides all rafting equipment. This includes paddles, personal flotation devices (PFD), and helmets.
2. Clothing. For warmer weather, a bathing suit, shorts and a T-shirt are recommended. Rash guards or quick drying clothing is ideal.
3. Footwear. Secured footwear is required.

Is the Whitewater Center worth it?

great atmosphere,service, plenty of trails to walk, for the $6 it costs to park if you don’t have a pass it’s totally worth it.

Has anyone ever died at the Whitewater Center?

Lawsuit over teen’s death from brain-eating amoeba at Whitewater Center moved to NC. Seitz died of a rare brain infection caused by a single-celled animal, the amoeba Naegleria fowleri, days after visiting the center on June 8, 2016, with a church group. She was in a raft that overturned.

How deep is the water at the Whitewater Center?

It’s a set of climbing walls that reach heights of 25 to 40 feet, all overhanging a 20-foot-deep pool to catch you when you fall. There are no ropes, no harnesses, no helmets. Just you, the wall, and the pool.

Can you bring drinks to Whitewater Center?

Please note, the Whitewater Center does not allow outside food or beverage.

Can I bring food into Whitewater?

We do not allow coolers or food items to be brought inside the park, but there is a picnic area located immediately outside our ticket booth (park entrance) where guests can enjoy their brought-from-home-refreshments. Please note that food for infants and guests with special dietary needs is allowed inside the park.

How deep is the water at Whitewater Center?

The complex features walls varying in heights from 25 to 45 feet that arch over a pool of 20-foot-deep water, so you can dive in after you finish off your climb—or fall safely if you just can’t make it to the top.