Talk:Wild Wild Wet
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Wild Wild Wet was the name of a water park near Disneyland in Anaheim or Garden Grove, California. Does anyone have any information or pictures?
It had a single water slide, and they used color coded mats to determine how long a guest could stay. Some were good for only an hour, while others were good all day.
