Weather in Utah can be very unpredictable and can pose certain health and safety hazards. For example, if you are sensitive to heat, you should consider not visiting Cherry Hill on a hot day, stay hydrated, and/or limit your time outside. Only you can make informed decisions about weather forecasts and whether or not any given day would be appropriate for a visit to Cherry Hill. Please plan ahead as many activities need to be temporarily closed due to rain, lightning, or wind. Guidelines: Wet weather (including mist, humidity, rainstorms, flooding, etc.) makes surfaces slippery. On wet days, please exercise extra-caution when moving about Cherry Hill, going up or down stairs (hold handrails), using bathrooms, etc. Do not step directly into streaming or puddled water, since it may carry mud or other debris, posing a slip hazard. Storms (wind, rain, lightning, hail, etc.) tend to result in people scrambling for shelter, including in buildings or racing to get back to their car. People running in stormy weather pose slip/trip/fall hazard for themselves and others. People may be darting through parking lots, or around corners. Please proceed in an orderly and controlled fashion when seeking shelter from weather situations. In certain severe weather situations, Cherry Hill may shut down activities, and direct people to certain areas or direct people to leave altogether. Please make sure to obey all employee instructions, if any are given. Cherry Hill strives to remain open as often as possible for our guests, but there are some occasions where a storm or weather conditions do not permit for proper safety and operation of the water park and other activities. Please note that Cherry Hill does not offer refunds due to bad weather. Click here for more information regarding bad weather days. Hot weather poses a risk of sunburn and heat illness. People may not realize how much they are being impacted by hot weather until they develop heat illness. Some guidelines for heat: Always stay hydrated with water. Alcohol, overeating, and/or eating/drinking large amounts of sugar, are not advised. Use sunscreen on all exposed areas of your body. Reapply frequently. If you have been in the sun for prolonged periods, or if it is especially hot and/or humid, take breaks as needed from your activities, and relax in a shaded or indoor area to allow your body to cool off. Drink water to hydrate. Heat Exhaustion: Look for the warning signs of heat exhaustion, which include fatigue, nausea, headaches, weakness, slowed or weakened heartbeat, clammy skin and drenching sweat (often while feeling cool or cold), fainting or dizziness, excessive thirst, confusion or anxiety. Although heat exhaustion is generally not fatal, it can be—so you must take this issue seriously and take remedial measures by getting to a cool place and sipping water. Cherry Hill staff should be alerted to any heat illness issue you or a person in your group may be suffering from; we are here to assist you. Warning - Heat Stroke: Heat stroke can be fatal! It is the advanced form of heat-related illness, which can occur suddenly, particularly in extremely hot weather. If you or someone in your group experiences symptoms of heat stroke, GET IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION by alerting our staff and/or calling 9-1-1. Symptoms include mental confusion/delirium, loss of consciousness, very rapid or dramatically slowed heartbeat, a rapid rise in body temperature, drenching sweats that turn into a marked decrease in sweating accompanied by hot/flushed skin, shortness of breath, blood in urine, and/or convulsions.

Each guest at Cherry Hill has legal and moral obligations to act responsibly on all rides and attractions. You must at all times act in a responsible manner to safeguard your own health and safety and refrain from anything which poses a risk to others. Carefully read and obey all warning signs and instructions, employee instructions, and recorded safety messages. We care deeply about all our guests and want everyone to have happy memories that last a lifetime. That is why safety must always come first above and beyond anyone’s desire to participate in a ride, attraction, activity, or area of the Park. In addition, if Cherry Hill management determines in its sole discretion that you are not able to safely participate in a ride or attraction, we may prevent you from doing so (without any refund or other compensation to you). Remember – safety is a shared responsibility! Cherry Hill and our employees can only do so much to keep you safe—it is up to you, as well. We can’t protect people from the consequences of their own reckless or irresponsible behavior. You must act responsibly for your own health and safety, and for that of others. Finally, if at any time you feel you need help due to an injury or medical concern, please immediately notify a Cherry Hill employee and ask for help. Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation!

Safety is our top priority at Cherry Hill. Our goal is to accommodate all guests to enable them to fully enjoy our facility. Park Safety Standards – General Principles. Please understand that people may be excluded or removed from certain rides, attractions, areas of the park, and/or certain activities, in the interests of safety as determined by Cherry Hill management. This may include, but is not limited to, concerns with sight-disabled people who need adequate eyesight to safely engage in an activity, height and weight restrictions, mobility and/or use and existence of all limbs in a stable and coordinated manner, a clear and alert mind which is unaffected by mental disability or other hindrance, being under the influence of any substances (whether legal or illegal, drugs or medications, alcohol, or any other chemicals and substances), signs of heat illness, any loose headwear or clothing or apparel which may damage Cherry Hill property or pose a hazard to a guest or others, and whether or not a person may appear to be ill or injured or otherwise unable to safely participate. For Your Safety: Pay Attention. Please watch where you are going. Water parks are crowded places with many distractions, elevations in surfaces, landscaping, tree roots, rocks, man-made structures, patron possessions left lying around the park or in pathways, etc; this is the open, obvious and inherent nature of an amusement or water park environment. As such, the Cherry Hill disclaims all liability, and shall not be held liable in any manner whatsoever, for any trip, slip, and/or fall you and/or any minor(s) in your care may suffer, Nor for ANY INJURIES CAUSED FROM walking OR STUMBLING into objects or structures, OR FALLING OVER OBJECTS OR STRUCTURES. By entering the park, you automatically agree to this waiver of all such liability. No Running (it poses a collision, trip, slip and fall hazard). Slippery Surfaces. Surfaces may be slippery or wet—especially in bathrooms, on and around any water attractions, and in cafes or food areas. Dress for Safety. No loose/oversized/baggy clothing or accessories which are not thoroughly secured to your person, or any carried items, on any ride or attraction which may pose a hazard. Prohibited items may include, without limitation (depending on the specific activity), any form of headwear, scarves, long belts, fringed materials, high heels, loose footwear, wigs, purses, backpacks, or any dangling fabric. If you choose to wear unstable, loose or ill-fitting shoes to the Cherry Hill (e.g., high heels, flip-flops, clogs, loose sandals or Crocs or slip-ons, etc.), realize that you are creating a hazard for yourself in a crowded park, and you may not be able to partake in certain attractions. We urge you to wear secure, comfortable footwear. No Monkeying Around. No climbing on or hanging from, any structures, trees, lamp posts, wiring, door frames, rain gutters, etc. We are an amusement park, not a jungle gym! Be Seated – Carefully. Benches and chairs are for sitting only—not jumping on or over, nor standing on. If you are obese, or especially large and heavy, proceed with caution when sitting, and check the chair/bench’s stability. Multiple persons should never share the same single-person chair. No “Sitting on the Fence” … Literally. Fences, railings and banisters should never be leaned on, sat upon, stood upon, twirled on, or jumped/vaulted over. Doing so causes damage to Cherry Hill property and people may get injured. Stop! Parking is reserved for Safe Drivers. Parking lots are, by their very nature, hazardous places where you must act cautiously and pay attention at all times for yourself and those in your care (minors, elderly needing assistance, disabled persons, etc.). Please drive slowly and carefully at all times (including into and out of parking spaces, or when entering or exiting the lot), realizing that children may be running about, that elderly or disabled may not hear or see your car, etc. Cherry Hill shall not be liable for theft, break-ins, car collisions or other property damage, and has zero liability for anything occurring on public roads. Hands Free. Electronic devices, including photographic or recording equipment (e.g., phones of any kind, cam-corders, selfie-sticks, or cameras of any kind, flashlights, radios, iPods, etc.), are not permitted on any attraction. Phones, cameras and other devices pose a serious safety hazard on rides. Depending on the ride, all such devices must (in the Park’s discretion) either be completely secure on one’s person, or may not be allowed at all (even in your pocket). Electronic devices, and any hand-held object of any kind (lotion, keys, iPhones, etc.), is totally prohibited on water rides. See all Safety, Hear all Safety, Speak all Safety. READ AND ABIDE BY ALL SAFETY SIGNAGE, CHERRY HILL EMPLOYEE INSTRUCTIONS, AND RECORDED WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS. If you have questions, PLEASE ASK a Cherry Hill employee. If you see something unsafe, PLEASE TELL an a park manager. WARNING! Assess Your Capabilities BEFORE You go: Water rides and other attractions at the Cherry Hill can provide our guests with wonderful memories and exhilarating fun! But amusement and water activities also can be adrenaline-pumping activities which put substantial strain and forces on your body and senses, through acceleration, speed, sudden movements, and the unpredictable motion of a ride, which may thrust your body about in different directions, causing muscular strain and stress on your body such as on your neck and back, and accelerated heart rate and blood pressure. DO NOT PARTICIPATE IN ANY RIDE, ACTIVITY OR ATTRACTION, IF YOU ARE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ANY ALCOHOL, DRUGS (WHETHER LEGAL MEDICATION OR ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES) OR OTHER SUBSTANCES WHICH MAY AFFECT YOUR HEALTH, SENSES, AND BODY REFLEXES AND COORDINATION. DO NOT PARTICIPATE IN ANY RIDE, ACTIVITY OR ATTRACTION, IF YOU HAVE ANY HEALTH CONDITIONS OR PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS OR INJURIES, OR IF YOU ARE TOO AFRAID TO PARTICIPATE, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION HEART, NERVE, MUSCLE, BACK, NECK, BONE, JOINT, BRAIN, EYE, EAR, OR OTHER AILMENT OR INJURY, OR IF YOU ARE PREGNANT OR HAVE HAD SURGERY IN THE PAST FEW MONTHS OR IF YOU ARE STILL RECOVERING FROM ANY ILLNESS OR MEDICAL CONDITION, TREATMENT OR PROCEDURE. ONLY YOU CAN DETERMINE IF YOU FEEL GOOD ENOUGH TO SAFELY PARTICIPATE IN A RIDE OR ATTRACTION. THE PARK DOES NOT, AND CANNOT, GUARANTEE YOUR HEALTH, AND YOU FULLY ASSUME ALL RISKS OF ANY PARK RIDE OR ACTIVITY IN WHICH YOU CHOOSE TO PARTICIPATE.

All children UNDER AGE 4 are required to wear both a swim diaper AND a swim diaper cover in order to enter the water park. This includes children who are under age 4 and potty trained as well as anyone who has issues controlling their bowels. As a result of this policy, Cherry Hill has seen a dramatic decrease in the number of fecal related pool closures, thus allowing all of our guests the enjoyment of all our water attractions. All children MUST be WEARING a swim diaper and cover and show them to our employees at the entrance gates. NO EXCEPTIONS

FAQs Archive | Page 2 of 4

Weather

By Spencer Groneman|2019-04-12T18:52:18+00:00April 12th, 2019|Water Park Policies|

Weather in Utah can be very unpredictable and can pose certain health and safety hazards. For example, if you are sensitive to heat, you should consider not visiting Cherry Hill on a hot day, stay hydrated, and/or limit your time outside. Only you can make informed decisions about weather forecasts [...]

Security at Cherry Hill

By Spencer Groneman|2019-04-12T04:11:37+00:00April 12th, 2019|General Park Policies|

Cherry Hill strives to make your experience a happy one, in all respects. Unfortunately, there is no way that we can erase the wicked intent of some people. Therefore, please understand that Cherry Hill cannot, and does not, guarantee your personal security or that of your personal property (even if [...]

Guests With Disabilities

By Spencer Groneman|2019-04-12T18:55:19+00:00April 12th, 2019|Water Park Policies|

Cherry Hill welcomes all guests with disabilities! Our goal is to accommodate our guests with disabilities to the fullest extent possible and in compliance with Utah State law. Most of our activities, areas and snack bars are accessible to guests with disabilities, including, among others, those using wheelchairs. If you [...]

Weapons & Additional Restricted Items

By Spencer Groneman|2019-04-12T18:59:00+00:00April 12th, 2019|General Park Policies|

All of the following are strictly prohibited items which may require immediate ejection without refund, or if necessary may require contacting authorities for law enforcement action. Cherry Hill reserves the right at all times to conduct Bag Checks, and to refuse entry (without refund) to anyone refusing a thorough bag [...]

Guest Responsibility

By Spencer Groneman|2019-04-12T19:01:07+00:00April 12th, 2019|Water Park Policies|

Each guest at Cherry Hill has legal and moral obligations to act responsibly on all rides and attractions. You must at all times act in a responsible manner to safeguard your own health and safety and refrain from anything which poses a risk to others. Carefully read and obey all [...]

Safety

By Spencer Groneman|2019-04-12T01:07:37+00:00April 12th, 2019|General Park Policies|

Safety is our top priority at Cherry Hill. Our goal is to accommodate all guests to enable them to fully enjoy our facility. Park Safety Standards – General Principles. Please understand that people may be excluded or removed from certain rides, attractions, areas of the park, and/or certain activities, in the [...]

Swim Diapers

By Spencer Groneman|2019-04-12T19:02:28+00:00April 12th, 2019|Water Park Policies|

All children UNDER AGE 4 are required to wear both a swim diaper AND a swim diaper cover in order to enter the water park. This includes children who are under age 4 and potty trained as well as anyone who has issues controlling their bowels. As a result of this policy, [...]

Do you have any deals or offer discount passes?

By Spencer Groneman|2022-06-10T20:15:13+00:00April 12th, 2019|F.A.Q. (2)|

Cherry Hill offers a select variety of coupons and discounts throughout our operating season. Cherry Hill frequently offers discount coupons in Hometown Values magazine, Money Mailer, and Valpak. Active military, law enforcement, and Medical EMT's may receive discount passes as well with proof of a valid I.D. Cherry Hill also [...]

Do you have areas that can be rented inside your water park?

By Spencer Groneman|2019-04-13T20:35:25+00:00April 11th, 2019|F.A.Q. (2)|

Cherry Hill has lots of grass areas for our water park guests to spread out and enjoy their time at the park. All grass areas, lounge chairs, and white plastic chairs are placed as a convenience for all guests and are on a first come first serve basis. Cherry Hill [...]

Is your water heated in your pools?

By Spencer Groneman|2019-04-13T20:15:35+00:00April 11th, 2019|F.A.Q. (2)|

Yes, Cherry Hill heats all of its pools and water park attractions to 81 degrees Fahrenheit.